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27 November 2012
Ryan Young, Fellow in Regulatory Studies at the Competitive Enterprise Institute, discusses some of the 6,125 regulations and notices posted in the past 90 days by the Obama Administration, why experts expect the pace of new regulations to increase in Obama's second term and what it means for consumers and businesses.
16 November 2012
Quin Hillyer, CFIF Senior Fellow and Senior Editor of The American Spectator, discusses the growing scandal surrounding former CIA Director David Petraeus and what it may mean for national security.
16 November 2012
Political strategist Ryan Wiggins, founder of Full Contact Strategies, LLC, discusses lessons learned from 2012 Election, what the GOP needs to do now, and the ever-increasing importance of state sovereignty.
08 November 2012
Kristina Rasmussen, Executive Vice President of the Illinois Policy Institute, discusses the growing state pension fund crisis and the possibility that the federal government could move to bail them out.
02 November 2012
David Keene, President of the National Rifle Association, discusses the fate of the Second Amendment should there be a second-term Obama Administration, a reconfigured Supreme Court and international anti-gun treaties from the United Nations.
02 November 2012
Top political analyst and strategist Bay Buchanan discusses the importance of women voters, young voters and the greatest concerns Americans are facing in the wake of the 2012 Elections.
25 October 2012
Christopher Horner, New York Times bestselling author and Competitive Enterprise Institute Senior Fellow, discusses his latest book, "The Liberal War on Transparency: Confessions of a Freedom of Information 'Criminal.'"
19 October 2012
Steve Pociask, President of the American Consumer Institute Center for Citizen Research, discusses his organization's new study, "The Monopolization of Forest Certification" and the consequences of public "green certification" policies on consumer welfare.
19 October 2012
Timothy Lee, CFIF's Vice President for Legal and Public Affairs, discusses how thousands of travelers have been disrupted by American Airlines' holdout pilots' union and what they are doing about, and the recent oral arguments before the U.S. Supreme Court in the Texas admissions case.
12 October 2012
Radio talk show host Michael Reagan, the eldest son of President Ronald Reagan, discusses why it is time for American voters to get mad, whether debates matter, and the similarities and differences between 1980 and 2012.
05 October 2012
Megan Brown, Partner at Washington, D.C. law firm Wiley Rein LLP, discusses dynamics of the Supreme Court after its ObamaCare decisions and previews some of the cases on the Court's docket and up for consideration this term.
28 September 2012
Michelle Minton, Fellow in Consumer Policy Studies at the Competitive Enterprise Institute, discusses how New York City's big-soda ban will do nothing to solve obesity, further entrench the idea that New York is bad for business, and which begs the question: Who has the right to decide what you consume?
21 September 2012
Timothy Lee, Vice President of Legal and Public Affairs at CFIF, discusses the increased regulatory uncertainty for the Internet sector and U.S. economy caused by FCC and Obama Administration policies, and American foreign policy in an age of uncertainty in the Middle East.
14 September 2012
Mike Maharrey, national communications director for the Tenth Amendment Center, discusses government overreach and the importance of mainstreaming the constitutional prerogative of state sovereignty through educational outreach.
07 September 2012
Author and political commentator Anthony Holm discusses his latest book and his analysis of Barack Obama's campaign promises juxtaposed against his subsequent actions as President.
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