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Dr. Michael Eric Dyson stopped by Washington Watch and gave an exclusive online interview! Check out what he has to say about President Obama and the one year since he was elected President!

It was October 2002 and the DMV (DC, Maryland and Virginia) was on lockdown during the three weeks when John Allen Muhammad and his then seventeen-year-old accomplice Lee Malvo terrorized communities with their random murders.  Known as the DC Snipers, the two men took 10 lives before being captured.  While Malvo is serving four life terms, Muhammad is set to be executed by lethal injection today.

Last week Muhammad made an appeal to the U.S. Supreme Court but it doesn’t seem likely that he’ll win a stay of execution.  While he sites mental illness as his reason for a stay, his ex-wife and mother of his three children stated that she’s “seen no sign of that” (Times Dispatch).

What do you think?  Are you for the death penalty or against?  Or is Muhammad a special case?

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DOWNLOAD | TRANSCRIPT: Show Airing November 8, 2009 (PDF)

Guests:

Republican National Committee Chairman Michael Steele

Democratic National Committee Chairman/Gov. Tim Kaine of Virginia via remote)

Congressional Black Caucus Chairwoman Rep. Barbara Lee (D-CA)

Commentator and Author Dr. Michael Eric Dyson

The Washington Post White House correspondent Michael Fletcher

Democratic strategist and pollster Cornell Belcher

Syndicated Columnist and Author Deborah Mathis

Comcast Network Washington Bureau Chief, Roll Call TV host and Philadelphia Tribune columnist Robert Traynham

Nia-Malika Henderson, White House reporter, Politico

Smokey Fontaine, News One/Interactive One Chief Content Officer