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28 October 2016
Sally Pipes, President and CEO of the Pacific Research Institute, discusses the latest bad news regarding ObamaCare premiums and options, what the presidential candidates propose we do about ObamaCare, and Representative Warren Davidson's (R-OH) "Lead by Example Act," which proposes lawmakers sign up for medical care exclusively through the VA.
21 October 2016
Glenn Lammi, Chief Counsel of the Legal Studies Division for Washington Legal Foundation, discusses WLF's Eating Away Our Freedoms project, debate over the freedom to choose what we eat and drink, soda taxes, and more.
21 October 2016
Timothy Lee, CFIF's Senior Vice President of Legal and Public Affairs, discusses recent attacks by liberal opponents of free speech and CFIF's victory in the U.S. Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit.
13 October 2016
Karlyn Bowman, Senior Fellow and Research Coordinator at the American Enterprise Institute, discusses the 2016 election in terms of public opinion, the role of debate moderators and the impact of politics on friendships.
13 October 2016
Carrie Severino, Chief Counsel and Policy Director of the Judicial Crisis Network, discusses the new October Term of the U.S. Supreme Court, some of the interesting cases the Court is scheduled to hear and why the Court needs justices with a proven track record of fidelity to the Constitution.
13 October 2016
David Bozell, President of ForAmerica, discusses the use of social media to advance freedom, prosperity and virtue in public policy debates, and how peer-to-peer endorsements impact voting more than debates and speeches.
07 October 2016
Bruce Herschensohn, Political Commentator, Foreign Policy Expert and CFIF Board Member, discusses a wide range of controversial issues in domestic as well as international politics and his recently released book, "Hidden Truths Stripped from the National Dialogue: A Reference for Those Who Pursue a Role in U.S. Leadership."
06 October 2016
Evan Roth Smith, Foreign Policy Expert and Political Strategist, discusses Vladimir Putin's unified strategy and vision to destroy Europe, what America must do to lead a united Europe to counter this threat, and his latest book, "Putin's Master Plan: To Destroy Europe, Divide NATO, and Restore Russian Power and Global Influence."
29 September 2016
Mark Chenoweth, General Counsel at the Washington Legal Foundation, discusses the U.S. Supreme Court's NOT Top 10 cases from the October 2015 Term, why certiorari should have been granted in those cases, and how the October 2016 Term is shaping up.
29 September 2016
Tzvi Kahn, Senior Policy Analyst at The Foreign Policy Initiative, discusses why the Obama Administration's claim regarding cash payment to Iran lacks credibility, how the Iran deal still lacks transparency and what the 2016 presidential candidates should be prepared to discuss regarding Iran.
29 September 2016
Sarah Westwood, Watchdog Reporter for the Washington Examiner, discusses the first presidential debate, candidate gaffes and things learned from Hillary Clinton's FBI files.
22 September 2016
Phil Kerpen, President of American Commitment, discusses why ObamaCare exchanges are on the edge of collapse and how taxpayers are at risk.
22 September 2016
Dr. Scott Gottlieb, Resident Fellow at the American Enterprise Institute, discusses the history and regulations surrounding drug prices, who should finance important medical advancements, and the continuing Zika threat.
15 September 2016
Ken Girardin, Communications and Marketing Manager at the Empire Center for Public Policy, discusses New York Governor Cuomo's so-called Clean Energy Standard, how it will force electricity ratepayers to subsidize money-losing nuclear plants and costly windmills, solar panel farms, and why taxpayers outside of New York should be concerned as well.
15 September 2016
Timothy Lee, CFIF's Senior Vice President for Legal and Public Affairs, discusses the Obama Administration's latest efforts to undermine the judicial and regulatory process that granted federal permit approvals to build the Dakota Access Pipeline (which is already half-completed at a cost of $1.6 billion) and how retroactive reconsideration sets troubling precedent.
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