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16 December 2016
Tzvi Kahn, Senior Policy Analyst at the Foreign Policy Initiative, discusses the Russian mirage in the Middle East and how President-elect Trump's goals to defeat radical Islamist terrorism and renegotiate the Iran nuclear deal may be incompatible with his desire to strengthen America's relationship with Russia.
09 December 2016
Dr. Eliot Cohen, Robert E. Osgood Professor at Johns Hopkins University's School of Advanced International Studies and former counselor of the Department of State for Condoleezza Rice, discusses his latest book, "The Big Stick: The Limits of Soft Power and the Necessity of Military Force" and the principles that should guide President Trump when faced with decisions about how and when to deploy America's military might.
09 December 2016
Phil Kerpen, President of American Commitment, discusses why Donald Trump should allow the Senate to kill President Obama's controversial global warming treaty, when a treaty is not a treaty and whether Obama may be his own worst enemy when it comes to regulations.
02 December 2016
Rich Noyes, Research Director at the Media Research Center and Senior Editor of mrcNews, discusses the liberal media's infatuation with Fidel Castro, what his death means for Cubans and for America's relationship with Cuba, and how Cuba can move forward.
02 December 2016
David Bozell, President of ForAmerica, discusses the candidates being considered by President-Elect Trump for Secretary of State and the speculation about who is being considered for other key cabinet positions.
02 December 2016
Andrew M. Grossman, Partner in the Washington, DC, office of Baker & Hostetler, discusses why one of the first actions on President Trump's chopping block should be the Clean Power Plan and how the aggressive legal positions in President Obama's most controversial rules make them easier to rescind.
25 November 2016
Bradley A. Smith, Chairman and Founder of the Center for Competitive Politics, discusses what the Broadway musical "Hamilton" teaches us about the First Amendment and the importance of anonymous speech.
25 November 2016
Jim Martin, Chairman of 60 Plus Association, discusses skyrocketing healthcare premiums, ObamaCare's march toward full government control over our healthcare system, and the status of physician and nursing shortages.
16 November 2016
Evan Moore, Senior Policy Analyst for the Foreign Policy Initiative, discusses the world awaiting President Trump, potential Secretary of State nominees and U.S. relations with Russia, China, Syria, Iraq and Iran.
16 November 2016
Craig Shirley, Author, Historian and Lecturer, discusses the Electoral College versus popular votes, what history teaches us about this election and what we may see in the remaining days of the Obama presidency.
16 November 2016
Timothy Lee, CFIF's Senior Vice President for Legal and Public Affairs, discusses how President Trump could reshape the Supreme Court, what happens to Merrick Garland and Trump's SCOTUS list.
11 November 2016
Brandon Wright, Editorial Director at the Thomas B. Fordham Institute, discusses whether No Child Left Behind encouraged schools to ignore the educational needs of high achievers, what the Every Student Succeeds Act attempts to accomplish and current educational accountability systems.
04 November 2016
Andrew Och, award winning TV Producer and Author of "Unusual For Their Time: On the Road with America's First Ladies," discusses the potential first spouses to be, Bill Clinton and Melania Trump, the role of a first spouse and interesting facts about some of America's previous first ladies.
04 November 2016
Pete Sepp, President of the National Taxpayers Union, discusses NTU's annual "Rates Congress" report, which members of Congress are the strongest supporters of sound tax and spending policies, and who are the "Big Spenders" of taxpayer dollars.
28 October 2016
Fred Campbell, Director of Tech Knowledge, Senior Policy Advisor with Wireless 20/20 and an Adjunct Professor at the Nebraska College of Law, discusses the real story behind the sex scandal at the FCC, why it should get Congress' attention and why taxpayers should care.
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