The Stephanie Miller Show - Feb 12 2010

• John Fugelsang joins Steph in the NYC Bureau for all three hours of “Fridays With Fugelsang.”

• Christian Weller, economist with the Center for American Progress, cals in at 7:05am Pacific to talk about the economy and jobs.

• Bob King, UAW Vice President, calls in at 7:35am Pacific to talk about American automakers’ successes, as well as Toyota’s problems and what can be done about them.

• Doctors who opened a blocked artery in former President Bill Clinton’s chest say he’ll be able to resume his active lifestyle, starting with his expected departure from the hospital the day after his procedure. Clinton could leave New York Presbyterian Hospital today and be back at work as soon as Monday.

• Senate Democrats scrapped a bipartisan jobs bill in favor of one they say is leaner and focused solely on putting Americans back to work, and they’re all but daring Republicans to vote against it. The new, stripped-down proposal followed criticism that the bipartisan version wouldn’t create many jobs.

• House and Senate Democrats struck back Thursday at the Supreme Court’s decision to let corporations and unions sponsor political campaign ads, calling for tighter restrictions and more disclosure about who’s buying the spots ahead of this fall’s midterm elections.