Recently, Sally Pipes, President and CEO of the Pacific Research Institute, joined CFIF‘s Renee Giachino to discuss how President Obama‘s healthcare reforms will mean the rationing of care and higher taxes, and her latest book, “The Top Ten Myths of American Health Care.”

Recently, former Mississippi Senator Charlie Ross joined CFIF‘s Renee Giachino to discuss how Mississippi won the tort war, how its legislation is a model for the nation, and how it is important to institute reforms to conform the law to common sense.

Recently, Hans von Spakovsky, a Visiting Legal Scholar at The Heritage Foundation, joined CFIF‘s Renee Giachino to discuss a recent Memorandum published by Heritage entitled “Promoting the General Welfare Through Civil Justice Reform,” and why the Obama Administration must advance the cause of legal reform.

Recently, Glenn Spencer, executive director of the Workforce Freedom Initiative, joined CFIF'’s Renee Giachino to discuss how the deceptively-named Employee Free Choice Act (aka “Card Check”) would hurt workers and business, and the grassroots effort to defeat it.

Recently, Marie Gryphon, a Senior Fellow with the Manhattan Institute for Policy Research, joined CFIF's Renee Giachino to discuss her recent paper, "Greater Justice, Lower Cost: How a 'Loser Pays' Rule Would Improve the American Legal System."

Recently, Tiger Joyce, president of the American Tort Reform Foundation (ATRF), joined CFIF‘s Renee Giachino to discuss the negative economic impact of heavy tort costs, the personal injury bar‘s attack against civil justice reform, and ATRF‘s recently released annual “Judicial Hellholes” report.

Recently, Quin Hillyer, associate editor at the Washington Examiner and senior editor of The American Spectator, joined CFIF‘s Renee Giachino to discuss the media and the latest Congressional assault on religion.

Recently, Oliver Garrett, CEO of Casey Research, joined CFIF‘s Renee Giachino to discuss the government bailout of the auto industry and whether Washington has lost all common sense.

Recently, CFIF Director of Legal and Public Affairs Timothy Lee joined Renee Giachino, CFIF‘s Corporate Counsel and Senior Vice President, to discuss universal healthcare coverage, the right to keep and bear arms under President Obama‘s plan to address gun violence in cities, and other policy issues likely to be addressed in the administration‘s early days.

Recently, Craig Shirley, Reagan biographer and president of Shirley and Banister Public Affairs, joined CFIF‘s Renee Giachino to discuss the Blagojevich scandal, Caroline Kennedy‘s senatorial credentials and how the hype surrounding the recent inauguration compared to that of the Reagan era.

Recently, Quin Hillyer, senior editor of The American Spectator magazine and associate editor of The Washington Examiner, joined CFIF‘s Renee Giachino to discuss “inauguration fever” and the importance of keeping government honest, among other issues.

Recently, Robert Chandler, a retired Air Force colonel and a strategist who has worked for the United States Air Force, the White House, the Departments of State, Defense, Energy, and Justice, and the Central Intelligence Agency, joined CFIF‘s Renee Giachino to discuss his latest book, President-elect Obama‘s choice of Hillary Clinton as Secretary of State, and why terror activities throughout the world must be a wake up call to Americans that radical Islam must be taken seriously.

Recently, Brian Anderson, co-author of A Manifesto for Media Freedom, joined CFIF‘s Renee Giachino to discuss the book, the future of media freedom and how the New Media is reshaping politics and cultural attitudes

Recently, Steven J. Law, Chief Legal Officer and General Counsel of the U.S. Chamber of Commerce, joined CFIF‘s Renee Giachino to discuss the deceptively-named Employee Free Choice Act (EFCA), how its passage would upend decades of settled labor law and increase the risk of coercion to employees

Recently, George Landrith, president of Frontiers of Freedom Institute, joined CFIF‘s Renee Giachino to discuss the controversy surrounding the nearly $40 billion defense contract recently awarded to a consortium that includes European Aeronautic Defence and Space Company (EADS) to build the U.S. military‘s fleet of next-generation aerial refueling tankers