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26 May 2017
Ryan Radia, Research Fellow and Regulatory Counsel at the Competitive Enterprise Institute, discusses why the FCC needs to free the internet from Title II regulatory control and why FCC Chairman Ajit Pai's proposal to reverse Obama’s Title II takeover will be better for pricing and innovation.
26 May 2017
Sarah Westwood, White House Reporter for the Washington Examiner, discusses the series of events that ultimately led to the removal of former FBI Director James Comey, who is on the short list to replace him, and President Trump's claim that he’s the victim of a "political witch hunt" with respect to Russia.
19 May 2017
Harvey Silverglate, Co-Founder and Board Member of the Foundation for Individual Rights in Education, discusses how colleges and universities prohibit constitutionally protected speech, how President Trump and Congress can help restore campus free speech, and how campus speech codes are dangerous documents.
19 May 2017
Ryan Young, a Fellow at the Competitive Enterprise Institute, discusses recent jobs reports and how regulatory reform is needed to provide a real boost to the economy.
19 May 2017
Timothy Lee, CFIF's Senior Vice President for Legal and Public Affairs, discusses tax reform, the benefits of lowering corporate tax rates, and how a pro-growth framework will accelerate our economy, reduce complexity and make America much more competitive globally.
12 May 2017
Evan Swarztrauber, Director of Public Affairs at TechFreedom, discusses FCC Chairman Ajit Pai’s proposal to roll back the Title II regulatory stranglehold imposed on the internet by the previous FCC, taking the Title II case to the U.S. Supreme Court, and internet independence generally.
12 May 2017
Phil Kerpen, President of American Commitment, discusses President Trump's first 100 days of regulatory reform and efforts to reverse the massive regulatory power grabs of the Obama Administration.
12 May 2017
William Conti, Partner at Baker & Hostetler and Political Analyst, discusses health care reform as viewed across the aisle, the opening phase of the Trump presidency, and the division among conservatives over Colbert's Trump jokes.
03 May 2017
Rick Hess, Resident Scholar and Director of Education Policy Studies at the American Enterprise Institute, discusses school reform, America's lagging academic test scores and his latest book, "Letters to a Young Education Reformer."
03 May 2017
Sally Pipes, President, CEO and Thomas W. Smith Fellow in Health Care Policy at the Pacific Research Institute, discusses why Congress and President Trump should put an end to ObamaCare's "cost sharing reduction" subsidies to bring Democrats back to the negotiating table, how the exchanges are on a fiscally unsustainable path, and why the VA model is evidence of the failure of a single-payer system.
03 May 2017
Christina Doss, AAMS, Managing Director at Saltmarsh Financial Advisors, LLC, discusses how retirement planning and investing are different for women versus men, how the "wealth" landscape is changing and the impact it has on women, and what statistics teach us about the gender gap.
28 April 2017
Bradley A. Smith, Chairman and Founder of the Center for Competitive Politics and Former FEC Chairman, discusses three significant victories for free speech rights that directly impact average Americans, including donor privacy and the elevation of Judge Gorsuch to Supreme Court Justice.
28 April 2017
Trey Kovacs, Policy Analyst at the Competitive Enterprise Institute, discusses the practice called "official time" that forces taxpayers to spend millions to subsidize government unions and why it needs to end.
28 April 2017
Catherine Engelbrecht, Founder of True the Vote, discusses a recent US District Court ruling that requires the IRS to turn over evidence of viewpoint based targeting, which singled out conservative and Tea Party groups for adverse treatment by the IRS.
21 April 2017
Tzvi Kahn, Senior Iran Analyst at the Foundation for Defense of Democracies, discusses the Iran nuclear deal, human rights abuses, Russia, North Korea and America's response to increased aggression.
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