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01 July 2022
Bill McInturff, Partner of Public Opinion Strategies, discusses his latest report, “The Forces Shaping America and the 2022 Election,” including key trends such as intense partisanship, the generational divide, economic factors and other key issues that will define the 2022 election.
24 June 2022
Karen Kerrigan, President & CEO of the Small Business & Entrepreneurship Council, discusses the World Trade Organization’s recent announcement to waive patent protections for COVID vaccines (and the Biden Administration’s support of the effort), why it amounts to a giveaway of U.S. medical innovation, and how it will undermine U.S. jobs and create a disincentive for future innovation within the pharmaceutical industry and beyond.
13 June 2022
William J. Conti, Partner in the Washington, DC, Office of Baker & Hostetler, discusses some of the political significance in state primary elections, what they may mean for the mid-term elections, whether the January 6 hearings will have an impact on upcoming elections, and what we know (and don’t know) about the SCOTUS investigation into the leaked draft opinion.
10 June 2022
Nina Schaefer, Director of the Center for Health and Welfare Policy at The Heritage Foundation, discusses the need to go on the offense to modernize healthcare in America with more patient-centered and market-based options.
03 June 2022
Phil Kerpen, President of American Commitment, discusses how a proposal to adopt a carbon tax would negatively impact Americans at the gas pump and with monthly utility bills, while causing further price increases on every product grown, shipped or manufactured, how the geopolitical shocks worldwide are impacting energy policy, and how the anti-energy role being played by the Biden Administration and on Wall Street impacts fossil fuel projects.
26 May 2022
Douglas Blair, News Producer and Podcast Host at The Daily Signal, discusses how the FDA and the Biden Administration could have averted the national shortage of baby formula, what history teaches us with respect to consumer shortages, and what should be done to mitigate the current failure and prevent similar situations in the future.
20 May 2022
EJ Antoni, Research Fellow with Regional Economics in the Center for Data Analysis at The Heritage Foundation, discusses President Biden's student loan "forgiveness" plan, why it is a raw deal for taxpayers, how it is incredibly regressive, drives up tuition costs, and is morally hazardous.
12 May 2022
Nathan Lewis, author and a leading authority on monetary policy and economic history, discusses his latest book, Inflation: What It Is, Why It’s Bad, and How To Fix It, co-authored with Steve Forbes and Elizabeth Ames,. Lewis explains the threat inflation poses to our economy and democracy, what history has taught us about inflation, and guidelines to investing during inflationary times.
06 May 2022
Mike Palicz, Federal Affairs Manager at Americans for Tax Reform, discusses how some politicians and “green” advocates are calling for a tax on carbon, why this is a preposterous idea, and how, if passed, it will obviously increase costs to consumers on everything from gas to food to heating and more.
29 April 2022
Quin Hillyer, Senior Commentary Writer and Editor for the Washington Examiner and Contributing Editor for National Review Online, discusses free speech on college campuses, how free expression took center stage in a speech by former Vice President Mike Pence at the University of Virginia, and predictions on who might make a run for president in 2024.
22 April 2022
Timothy Lee, CFIF's Senior Vice President of Legal and Public Affairs, discusses why it is important and in our national interest to reform our nation's immigration laws to attract and retain much-needed STEM workers who have extraordinary ability, are outstanding professors, researchers or entrepreneurs, or have advanced degrees and are working in critical sectors of the economy.
08 April 2022
William J. Conti, a Partner in the Washington, DC, Office of Baker & Hostetler, discusses the Biden Administration's positions and policies with respect to the war in Ukraine and what it means for global and NATO relations, whether and how war crime charges could be brought against Vladimir Putin and other Russian leaders, and the impact of domestic and foreign policy on the mid-term elections.
31 March 2022
Timothy Lee, Senior Vice President of Legal and Public Affairs, discusses the most recent proposal at the World Trade Organization to suspend provisions of the Agreement on Trade-Related Aspects of Intellectual Property (TRIPS) safeguarding patents for Covid vaccines, treatments and other therapies, why this anti-intellectual property proposal is unnecessary in the effort to solve global access to Covid vaccines, and how, if passed, it will negatively impact and undermine pharmaceutical innovation and jeopardize America's leading position as an inventive nation.
25 March 2022
Sally Pipes, President, CEO, and the Thomas W. Smith Fellow in Healthcare Policy at the Pacific Research Institute, discusses Senator Bernie Sanders' latest plan to invoke government red tape and strangle patient access, why both single-payer healthcare and the public option still won't work, how pharmaceutical price controls would limit access and stifle innovation, and why the FDA's accelerated approval program should continue, saving lives and money.
18 March 2022
The Honorable Francis Rooney, Former Member of the U.S. House of Representatives and Former Ambassador to the Holy See, discusses the current sanctions against Russia and specific steps that should be taken to counter Russian hostility in Ukraine while advancing America's interests.
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