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Daily Caller update as of 5:49PM Thursday: The State Department has refused to answer basic questions about an accident that took place in Washington on Wednesday night, in which a U.S. Diplomatic Security Service vehicle struck Daily Caller employee Sean Medlock as he was crossing the street. An agent in the vehicle, Mike McGuinn, did not identify himself to Medlock at the scene, or apologize for running him down. Indeed, Washington, D.C., police drove to a local emergency room to serve Medlock with a jaywalking citation as he lay prostrate in a hospital bed, while a man who identified himself as “special agent” stood by watching and taking notes.

"I hope you know that during my town hall today, I wasn't saying anything negative about Las Vegas. I was making the simple point that families use vacation dollars, not college tuition money, to have fun. There is no place better to have fun than Vegas, one of our country's great destinations,” President Obama wrote in a letter to Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid.

Glenn Beck: "Arianna Huffington, I would like you to explain this. The last time and the only time that I've ever seen you or spoken to you, you asked me to write for the Huffington Post and tried to convince me that it would be good because you are so open minded and everything else."

Fox News: The fiscal year 2011 budget, sent to Congress Monday, includes new jobs-creation programs and additional funding for the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan, but is projected to add nearly $1.3 trillion in deficit spending on top of the current year's projected $1.6 trillion deficit. As he unveiled the budget, Obama warned the federal government to stop treating taxpayer dollars like "Monopoly money." But Republicans questioned whether Obama was doing enough to follow his own advice.

Award-winning director/producer John Papola discusses his pro-Hayek rap anthem.

Also on part one of Thursday's show: Rush pens a message to Obama.

Also on part one of Wednesday's show: Requiem for ObamaCare.

Also on part three of Tuesday's show: Newt's vision for 2012.

Also on Monday's show: The death of the far-left media.

Also on part one of Friday's show: Is the left turning on Obama?