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08 September 2016
Demian Brady, Director of Research for the National Taxpayers Union Foundation, discusses the presidential candidates' spending-related policy proposals, the bottom-line costs to taxpayers, a comparison of the candidates plans for Social Security, and more.
08 September 2016
Lawrence Schonbrun, Executive Director of Class Action Watch and attorney for the petitioning class member in the Laffitte case, discusses the dawning of a new era of attorney's fees, how California may be a national trendsetter on how attorneys get paid in class action litigation and the recent court decision on the matter.
02 September 2016
Sally Pipes, President, CEO and Thomas W. Smith Fellow in Health Care Policy at the Pacific Research Institute, discusses Aetna's decision to withdraw from ObamaCare exchanges, how consumers and private insurance plans will be negatively impacted, and whether America is headed toward a single-payer Medicare-type system.
25 August 2016
Steve Milloy, Senior Legal Fellow for the Energy and Environmental Legal Institute and Publisher of Junkscience.com, discusses the illegality of EPA human experiments, the agency's attempt to obtain a clean bill of health for its unethical experiments, and his presentation on the subject at a special meeting of the National Academy of Sciences.
25 August 2016
Ilya Shapiro, Senior Fellow in Constitutional Studies at the Cato Institute and Editor-in-Chief of the Cato Supreme Court Review, discusses some of the seminal cases from the October 2015 Term, how the October 2016 Term is shaping up, Justice Ginsburg's mea culpa and Judge Merrick Garland's nomination.
19 August 2016
Victor Davis Hanson, the Martin and Illie Anderson Senior Fellow in Residence in Classics and Military History at the Hoover Institution, discusses the divisiveness of the 2016 elections, the candidates' strengths and weaknesses, and why borders matter.
19 August 2016
Timothy Lee, CFIF's Senior Vice President of Legal and Public Affairs, discusses Taylor Swift's advocacy for intellectual property (IP), how biomedical innovation can be enhanced with stronger IP protections, and how President Obama’s policies have subdued the economy.
19 August 2016
Diane Mack, Founder of the Institute for Women in Politics of Northwest Florida, discusses the organization's mission, the benefits of electing women to office and why women continue to struggle to close the gap.
12 August 2016
Dr. Scott Gottlieb, Resident Fellow at the American Enterprise Institute, discusses how to confront the growing risk from Zika, how the capacity to deal with such threats must be addressed and how FDA regulations present barriers to innovation.
12 August 2016
Riley Walters, Research Associate at the Douglas and Sarah Allison Center for Foreign and National Security Policy at The Heritage Foundation, discusses the troubling increase in domestic support for ISIS, how the FBI keeps tabs on potential threats and what the U.S. must do to help defeat ISIS at home and abroad.
05 August 2016
Lance Izumi, J.D., Senior Director of Pacific Research Institute's Center for Education and Koret Senior Fellow in Education Studies, discusses education efforts around the country and their impact on student performance, the quality of schools, and incisive points made recently by Donald Trump, Jr. about the state of education in America.
29 July 2016
Alex Pfeiffer, Reporter for The Daily Caller, discusses the release of Democratic National Committee emails by WikiLeaks, allegations of Russian government involvement and news from the Democratic National Convention.
29 July 2016
Blake Barclay, Blogger, Political Commentator, and High School Junior, discusses his experience on radio row at the Republican National Convention, his encounters with the candidates and delegates, and the issues of most concern to his generation.
14 July 2016
Bradley Smith, Chairman and Founder of the Center for Competitive Politics and former Chairman of the Federal Elections Commission, discusses why Americans must vociferously protect their right to privacy in the political arena, the Supreme Court decision to deny an appeal of a lawsuit challenging a radical disclosure law in Delaware, and the latest push back in the IRS targeting scandal.
14 July 2016
Phil Kerpen, President of American Commitment, discusses the need to stop mounting "regulatory tyranny," the call for much better political accountability, and key legislation under consideration in Congress to provide more scrutiny within government, including the REINS Act and Separation of Powers Restoration Act.
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