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26 February 2016
Gus Hurwitz, Visiting Fellow at the American Enterprise Institute's Center for Internet, Communications, and Technology Policy, discusses the ongoing standoff between Apple and the FBI, and the balance between security and privacy.
26 February 2016
Timothy Lee, CFIF's Senior Vice President of Legal and Public Affairs, discusses election results in South Carolina and Nevada, and what may lie ahead for the candidates leading up to Super Tuesday.
19 February 2016
Ambassador Terry Miller, Director of the Center for Trade and Economics for The Heritage Foundation, discusses why the United States fell in rank to a second-tier "mostly free" economy ---- tying its all-time low score - and what the U.S. must do to change course.
19 February 2016
Aparna Mathur, Resident Scholar at the American Enterprise Institute, discusses the January jobs report, why we see a high teenage unemployment rate and not much movement in the long-term unemployed, and what the report means for America.
12 February 2016
In an interview with CFIF, Bradley A. Smith, Chairman and Founder of the Center for Competitive Politics and Former Chairman of the FEC, discusses campaign finance law 40 years after the Supreme Court's seminal decision in Buckley v Valeo and why "big money" isn't buying this election.
12 February 2016
Sarah Westwood, Watchdog Reporter for the Washington Examiner, discusses the controversy surrounding Hillary Clinton's paid speeches to private groups, what is different about the use of personal e-mail accounts by former Secretaries of State Colin Powell and Condoleezza Rice as compared to Hillary Clinton, and the finger-pointing and mudslinging on the GOP side of the campaign trail.
12 February 2016
Quin Hillyer, Contributing Editor of National Review magazine, Senior Editor for The American Spectator magazine and Political Commentator, discusses the sore losers of the GOP post Iowa, Donald Trump and New Hampshire values, and which quarterbacks should be considered a GOAT or BOAT (the Greatest of All Time or the Best of All Time) post Super Bowl 50.
05 February 2016
Timothy Lee, CFIF's Senior Vice President of Legal and Public Affairs, discusses the critical benefits offered by patent litigation reform legislation currently before Congress, including its provisions targeting ongoing venue abuse, and how reform complements rather than contradicts America's strong intellectual property rights system.
05 February 2016
David Barnes, Policy Director of Generation Opportunity, discusses the challenges Millennials face, real solutions to be considered, and his recent TIME op-ed, "Obama's Optimism Isn't Shared by Millennials."
29 January 2016
Sarah Westwood, Watchdog Reporter for the Washington Examiner, discusses the latest news on Clinton emails, who may be exiting the GOP field after Iowa and New Hampshire, and other 2016 news.
29 January 2016
William Yeatman, Senior Fellow at the Competitive Enterprise Institute, discusses the EPA's Clean Power Plan overreach and why the Model FIP is a cap-and-trade policy and thereby raises concerns under the Tenth Amendment of the U.S. Constitution.
29 January 2016
Derek Scissors, Resident Scholar at the American Enterprise Institute, discusses China's trade surplus, currency and economic policy, and the impact each has on global markets and the U.S. stock exchange.
22 January 2016
Tzvi Kahn, Senior Policy Analyst for the Foreign Policy Initiative, discusses the latest eruption in tensions between Saudi Arabia and Iran, what role the U.S. should play in the dispute and the danger of America adopting an isolationist attitude.
22 January 2016
Ted Frank, Senior Attorney and Director of the Center for Class Action Fairness at the Competitive Enterprise Institute, discusses unfair class action procedures and settlements and the petition for certiorari before the US Supreme Court in Frank v. Poertner.
15 January 2016
Dr. Arturo Porzecanski, Distinguished Economist in Residence at American University, discusses Puerto Rico's fiscal woes and why Congress should not permit the commonwealth to change the financial rules of the game after the game has been played with respect to its debt crisis.
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