Mar. 20, Interview - The open government group, Judicial Watch, filed the lawsuit that led to the release of Hillary Clinton's schedule as First Lady. The groups leader, Tom Fitton, is a staunch conservative and long time opponent of the Clinton's. He joins us to talk about all three candidates openness, But first we start with Hillary Clinton's White House schedule.

Beginning in 2006, Fittin says, "These documents were meant to be made publicly available. The slow way the archives has handled these documents have been derelict and the Clinton's haven't helped things because they've taken their sweet time in reviewing any documents prior to any public release."

Judicial Watch is also fighting over her health care records and telephone logs.

As for Barack Obama, Fitton says "He's had changing stories about his records from his days as state legislator from Illinois."

As for John McCain, Fitton says, "One thing we're interested in is a trip he took overseas where he's alleged to have met with a Russian business man who has nefarious ties overseas and he met with this man at the behest of his lobbyist now campaign manager Rick Davis."