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14 July 2016
Karlyn Bowman, Senior Fellow and Research Coordinator at the American Enterprise Institute, discusses the vice presidential chatter on both sides of the political aisle and whether it is possible for a vice presidential pick to help a presidential campaign.
14 July 2016
Evan Moore, Senior Policy Analyst at the Foreign Policy Initiative, discusses NATO, U.S. and Russian relations following the NATO summit meeting, friction in the Baltic region and what the growing U.S. military troop presence in Poland means for U.S.-Russian relations.
08 July 2016
Diego Echeverri, U.S. Army Veteran and Florida State Director for Concerned Veterans for America, discusses misdiagnosis and lengthy waiting periods experienced by our veterans, what needs to be done to ensure veterans are able to receive essential care, and the Caring for Our Heroes in the 21st Century Act.
08 July 2016
Timothy Lee, CFIF's Senior Vice President for Legal and Public Affairs, discusses the recent U.S. Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit decision upholding the FCC's net neutrality regulations, what those regulations could ultimately mean for consumers, and the Capitol Hill sit-ins and untruths offered by 2nd Amendment rights opponents.
01 July 2016
Daniel Kochis, Research Associate in the Margaret Thatcher Center for Freedom at The Heritage Foundation, discusses how Britain's decision to leave the European Union returns power back to the British people, the political and economic fallout from Brexit, and what it means for trade relations with America.
01 July 2016
Andrew Och, Award Winning TV Producer and Author, discusses America's first ladies and his recently released book, "Unusual For Their Time: On The Road With America's First Ladies."
24 June 2016
James Capretta, Visiting Fellow at the American Enterprise Institute, discusses a new report that explores ways to increase the effectiveness and sustainability of our nation's biggest and most costly entitlement programs, how demographic trends impact health care costs, and whether the welfare state should be replaced by guaranteed income for all.
24 June 2016
Anthony Hennen, Staff Writer for Red Alert Politics, discusses how millennials embrace a "do what you love" ethos over a paycheck, how more millennials are going from college graduation to the minimum wage, and a recent Harvard Business Review report that indicates employers care about skills, not college name.
17 June 2016
Peter Brookes, Senior Fellow for National Security Affairs at The Heritage Foundation, discusses the growing trend of home grown "lone wolf" terrorist attacks, the number of terrorist plots inspired by the Islamic State since 9/11, and the international implications of the attacks from a national security perspective.
17 June 2016
Peter Roff, Contributing Editor at U.S. News & World Report, discusses why the Puerto Rico Oversight, Management, and Economic Stability Act (PROMESA) passed by the U.S. House and currently being considered in the Senate is a bad idea, how it gives a free pass to Puerto Rico's political leadership, and what other mechanisms exist for dealing with the Commonwealth's massive debt.
17 June 2016
Bob Dorigo Jones, Senior Fellow at the Center for America, discusses how out-of-control lawsuit abuse hurts families, communities and job providers, and the finalists in the annual Wacky Warning Label Contest, the winner of which will be announced on Friday, June 17th on John Stossel's national television show on Fox Business.
10 June 2016
Ari Cohn, Legal & Advocacy Officer for the Foundation for Individual Rights in Education, discusses censorship on college campuses, the importance of free speech and recent protests over commencement speakers.
10 June 2016
Justin T. Johnson, Senior Policy Analyst for Defense Budgeting Policy at The Heritage Foundation's Allison Center for National Security and Foreign Policy, discusses the 2016 Index of U.S. Military Strength, the National Defense Authorization Act and the dangers that lie ahead if the U.S. military remains dangerously weak and unprepared.
03 June 2016
Sally Pipes, President, CEO and Thomas W. Smith Fellow in Health Care at the Pacific Research Institute, discusses the failure of single-payer healthcare, why bundled payments are bad medicine for Medicare patients and will lead to long waiting lists and rationed care, and how the majority of Americans still oppose ObamaCare.
03 June 2016
Tzvi Kahn, Senior Policy Analyst with the Foreign Policy Initiative, discusses how the White House has virtually failed to hold Iran accountable for nuclear deal violations and how growing threats to U.S. national security demand a renewal of American leadership.
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