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07 October 2011
Sally Pipes, President, CEO, and Taube Fellow in Health Care Studies at the Pacific Research Institute, discusses why the American Medical Association's support of Obamacare undermines its mission to "help doctors help patients" and what it may mean to the 2012 presidential race for the U.S. Supreme Court to issue a ruling this term on the health law.
30 September 2011
Jason Stverak, President of the Franklin Center for Government and Public Integrity, discusses how technology has made the line between citizen journalists and mainstream media less defined, and how citizen journalists are doing their part to hold government officials accountable to the people.
23 September 2011
John Yoo, law professor at the University of California Berkeley and former Justice Department official, discusses a new book that he co-edited: "Confronting Terror: 9/11 and the Future of American National Security." The book is a collection of essays by 22 nationally known legal and policy experts and scholars examining the law and policy of the War on Terror, including Pres. Obama's response to 9/11 and U.S. policy on interrogation methods.
15 September 2011
George Landrith, President of Frontiers of Freedom, discusses why the end of the space shuttle program and America's dominance in space are huge mistakes and how NASA's post-shuttle budget has not been cut, but rather its mission has been gutted and its vision clouded.
09 September 2011
Eric Eversole, executive director of the Military Voter Protection Project, discusses the continuing low percentage of overseas military personnel who actually cast and have their ballots counted, and why the Obama Justice Department bears a good deal of the blame.
02 September 2011
James Robbins, senior editorial writer for The Washington Times, discusses his recent book, "This Time We Win, Revisiting The Tet Offensive," about why we took the wrong lessons from the infamous North Vietnamese military operation and why it still matters today.
26 August 2011
Anna Rittgers, senior fellow at the Independent Women's Forum, discusses the recent decision by the U.S. Court of Appeals for the 11th Circuit, which struck down as unconstitutional the individual mandate in the 2010 Affordable Care Act.+ Rittgers also discusses the anticipated next step for the case as it makes its way to the U.S. Supreme Court.
19 August 2011
Sam Kazman, General Counsel at the Competitive Enterprise Institute and head of its Death by Regulation project, discusses why the Obama Administration's proposed ultra-CAFE standards risk lives, compromise auto reliability and increase costs for consumers.
12 August 2011
Iain Murray, Vice President for Strategy at the Competitive Enterprise Institute, discusses his latest book, "Stealing You Blind: How Government Fat Cats Are Getting Rich Off Of You," and how the U.S. government has become a money pit filled with golden pensions, suffocating regulations and layers of bureaucracy.
05 August 2011
Todd Gaziano, Director of the Center for Legal and Judicial Studies at the Heritage Foundation, discusses the outlook for the 26-state lawsuit against ObamaCare, which is soon to be decided at the U.S. Court of Appeals for the 11th Circuit.
29 July 2011
Julie Gunlock, senior fellow at the Independent Women's Forum, discusses the government's growing involvement in our food choices and why it is not the government's job to tell adults what they can or cannot eat.
22 July 2011
Adam Hasner, Former Majority Leader of the Florida House of Representatives and candidate for the U.S. Senate in 2012, discusses the current debt ceiling debate and the need for America to change its policies regarding off-shore drilling, among other issues.
15 July 2011
John Ransom, finance editor for Townhall.com, discusses the debt ceiling debate, how tax increases will negatively impact jobs, and the latest "tax" imposed by teachers' unions to help re-elect President Obama.
08 July 2011
John Yoo, a professor at the University of California, Berkeley and former Justice Department official, discusses President Obama's authority under the War Powers Act and the U.S. Constitution, particularly with regard to American involvement in Libya.
29 June 2011
Bestselling author and University of Michigan professor Thomas C. Foster discusses his latest book, "Twenty-Five Books that Shaped America: How White Whales, Green Lights, and Restless Spirits Forged our National Identity"
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