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Today on The Lunch, Sarah Palin has some rough headlines, McCain corrects the record, and Obama is still not an Arab.

Today's Friday 10-in-3 (which, by the way, really is IN 3 MINUTES!!), covers McCain's new economic offense (and why the voters may not care), the GOP brand resurgence (and what the Dems are doing about it), and the final word on the Bridge to Nowhere.

Today on the Lunch we peak at Sarah Palin's personal email account and why it matters that she uses it for state business. Plus, a look at McCain's invention and Rob goes after the editors of top publications and web sites for distorting the facts.

Your Monday Lunch kicks off with a review of the candidates' reaction to the news that two more major financial institutions have collapsed. Also, what did they have to say about Hurricane Ike (surprisingly little), and what did the Times find out about Sarah Palin? (Make sure to watch until the end for a clip of Tina Fey as Sarah Palin on SNL!)

So just what is the Bush doctrine, anyways? Today on The Lunch, Rob and Will review Sarah Palin's first-ever, nationally televised interview. From foreign policy to national security, there were plenty of surprises.

Direct from St. Paul, Minnesota, Robert Millis reports on the first day of the Republican National Convention. Hurrican Gustav throws the GOP a curve ball, and we break down the key assets Governor Sarah Palin brings to the McCain ticket.