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The Political Pop is weekly show where our comedy experts (from their home webcams!) comment on political clips from the past week. This week: Obama draws 200,000 in Germany, McCain talks in front of a crowd of Cheese and Bush tells Wall Street "you're all drunk!" Look for a new episode every Monday morning! This weeks comedians: Jordan is an Emmy award winning journalist turned blogger. Her website, www.jordansays.com, is a no-holds barred look at everything from pop culture to politics, with a distinctive flair. Melinda Hills is an actress and stand-up comedian who started out with The Groundlings. Has recently appeared on E!, Sarah Silverman Program, Frank TV and Craig Ferguson. Marcie Smolin- A native of Los Angeles Marcie Smolin began performing stand-up in the local comedy clubs at a young age. She has since become quite a successful comedian appearing on numerous television specials. She has also parlayed her gift of humor into a busy acting career with many film and television appearances. In addition to her busy acting career she has recently written and directed several stage productions in Los Angeles. Marcie is very proud to be the co founder and Managing Director of The Actors Circle in Culver City, California. J Keith van Straaten- J. Keith van Straaten can be seen as the host of Yahoo! Answers On The Street, a talking head on VH1's Best Week Ever and on E! countdown shows. He hosted Comedy Central's game show Beat The Geeks, and since 2004 has been producing and hosting What's My Line? - Live On Stage. He is also one of the founding members of The Political Pop. Dave Pullano - Television Producer, comedy writer and screenwriter. Founding member of The Political Pop. Mike Rotman- Emmy Nominated writer for his work on Politically Incorrect with Bill Maher. Mike has produced, written and directed many television shows as well as being Director of "Star Wait." Mike is a Founding member and Executive Producer of The Political Pop. You can see more of his work at: hackcomic.com Episode 5 Executive Producer: Michael Rotman Editor: Michael Rotman Opening music by: Eban Schletter Graphics by: Patrick Connelly