Roger Report for Monday, February 6, 2012 - The Roger Hedgecock Show - Talk Radio

Enjoying the Super Bowl in California is something of a guilty pleasure. All that raw testosterone, all that physical competition, all that awful capitalist advertising. In a state that banned dodge ball as a threat to self-esteem, the Super Bowl is, like, so yesterday. But the new California is so tomorrow. California is where Obama's second term is being born.More here

Mitt Romney won Saturday's Nevada caucuses with his highest portion of a state's vote yet, just over 50%, according to certified results released Monday by the Nevada Republican Party. More here

The billionaire casino executive who is one of the chief donors to Newt Gingrich's presidential campaign is signaling to Mitt Romney that he will provide even more generous support to his candidacy if he becomes the Republican nominee, according to several reports.

Sheldon Adelson, whose politics are shaped in large part by his support for Israel, has a deep-set interest in defeating President Obama, associates told

The New York Times. He is willing to play a more prominent role in the Republican Party and conservative causes. 

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Eastwood said, "This country can't be knocked out with one punch. We'll get back up again and when we do the world's gonna hear the roar of our engines. Yeah. It's halftime, America. And our second half's about to begin."

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U.S. taxpayers likely lost $1.3 billion in the government bailout of Chrysler, the Treasury Department announced Thursday.

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We are still 5.6 million jobs below where we were at the peak in 2007. Add to that the 4.9 million new jobs that would have had to be created just to soak up new entrants into the workforce, and all told we have a jobs deficit of 10.5 million. More here

The Iranian government, through a website proxy, has laid out the legal and religious justification for the destruction of Israel and the slaughter of its people. More here 

California has the most expensive red-light camera tickets in the world - the fine is so steep that one camera in Oakland generates more than $3 million a year - and a Fremont man is launching a protest group to do something about that. More here