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03 October 2014
Ilya Shapiro, Senior Fellow in Constitutional Studies and Editor-In-Chief of the Cato Supreme Court Review, discusses President Obama's end-runs around Congress through rule making by executive agencies, executive orders and selective enforcement of duly enacted legislation, and the likelihood of success for House Speaker John Boehner in his suit against the president for usurping specified legislative functions.
26 September 2014
Cleta Mitchell, partner and political law attorney in the Washington D.C. office of Foley & Lardner, LLP, discusses the time line of the IRS scandal, why Americans should be concerned about IRS political bias, what it means for Lois Lerner to break her silence and why Commissioner Koskinen should resign.
26 September 2014
CFIF's Timothy Lee, Senior Vice President for Legal and Public Affairs, discusses this week's United Nation's summit on climate change, more inconvenient truths about global warming, and Harry Reid's court packing efforts.
19 September 2014
Marita Noon, Executive Director for Energy Makes America Great and Citizens' Alliance for Responsible Energy, discusses what President Obama has not done for American energy workers, the lessons he could learn from Texas Governor Rick Perry's efforts to convince companies to relocate to Texas, and the important role that energy plays in our lives.
12 September 2014
Nan Swift, Federal Affairs Manager for the National Taxpayers Union, discusses ten bi-partisan "no-brainer" bills Congress should pass before it recesses again for the mid-term elections.
12 September 2014
Andrew Langer, President of the Institute for Liberty, discusses the "Local Choice" broadcast reform proposal being considered in the U.S. Senate.
05 September 2014
Phil Kerpen, President of American Commitment, discusses the recent Halbig decision from the U.S. Court of Appeals that now poses a major legal challenge to ObamaCare and state "subsidies."
05 September 2014
Bart Hinkle, Editor and Columnist with the Richmond Times-Dispatch, compares the ideological shifts in the two major political parties and the legal challenges facing Texas Governor Rick Perry and former Virginia Governor Bob McDonnell.
05 September 2014
Robert Knight, Senior Fellow and Policy Expert at The American Civil Rights Union, discusses how the liberal organization Rock the Vote is gearing up to recruit young voters, impose its beliefs and overturn election laws.
28 August 2014
Bradley Smith, Founder of the Center for Competitive Politics and former Federal Elections Commission Chairman, discusses his recent testimony before the Senate Committee on Rules and Administration regarding the DISCLOSE Act of 2014 and why the proposed excessive disclosure requirements can damage politics and result in privacy violations.
28 August 2014
Chris Griffin, Executive Director of the Foreign Policy Initiative, discusses some of America's most pressing foreign policy concerns, including ISIS and Iraq, Israel and Hamas, and Russia and Ukraine, and why it is imperative for the United States to improve its credibility in foreign policy.
22 August 2014
Lori Lowenthal Marcus, Co-founder and President of Z STREET, discusses her organization's ongoing lawsuit against the IRS, and how an IRS employee informed her that her organization's tax exempt status application was delayed because the group was "connected with Israel" and expressed opposition to the Obama Administration's foreign policy.
22 August 2014
Political Commentator Quin Hillyer discusses the upcoming midterm elections, the most vulnerable seats in the U.S. House and U.S. Senate, foreign policy gone terribly wrong, and his new website, quinhillyer.com.
15 August 2014
Mike Wendy, director of Media Freedom, discusses how so-called "Net Neutrality" is a solution in search of a problem and why heavy-handed government regulations are not good for consumers or investment.
15 August 2014
Dr. Sunil Gupta, founder, chairman and chief medical officer of IRIS, discusses how barriers to medical care and access to the latest technologies are delaying preventative screening for Diabetic Retinopathy, a leading cause of preventable blindness in the United States in people 20 to 65 years of age.
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