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24 February 2011
Edward Lengel, editor-in-chief of the Washington Papers Project and professor at the University of Virginia, discusses his new book, "Inventing George Washington: America's Founder, in Myth & Memory."
17 February 2011
Timothy Lee, CFIF's vice president for legal and public affairs, discusses his CPAC presentation on the Left's attempt to reshape the judiciary and the state of judicial vacancies.
10 February 2011
Bill Pascoe, Executive Vice President of Citizens for the Republic and a longtime political and communications advisor, discusses President Reagan's political legacy and why he gives "Three Cheers" for Judge Vinson's ruling declaring unconstitutional the individual mandate that is the heart of ObamaCare.
03 February 2011
Jordan Sekulow, Director of International Operations for the American Center for Law and Justice and a member of the Christian Leaders for a Nuclear Free Iran, discusses Congress' opportunity and obligation to press for tougher sanctions to prevent the Iranian Regime from achieving its goals for nuclear weapons.
27 January 2011
Jonathan O. Harris, a shareholder in the Nashville (TN) office of Ogletree, Deakins, Nash, Smoak & Stewart, P.C., discusses how overly permissive pleading standards unfairly permit and encourage plaintiff abuse and the arguments contained in CFIF's legal brief urging the Tennessee Supreme Court to adopt pleadings standards to reduce lawsuit abuse.
20 January 2011
Dr. Paul Kengor, New York Times bestselling author and professor of political science at Grove City College, discusses his new book, Dupes: How America's Adversaries Have Manipulated Progressives for a Century and how many progressives have unwittingly aided some of America's most dangerous opponents.
14 January 2011
Sara Carter, The Washington Examiner's national security correspondent, discusses WikiLeaks, North Korea and her time on the front-line as a war correspondent.
06 January 2011
John Yoo, University of California at Berkeley School of Law Professor and former deputy assistant attorney general in the Office of Legal Counsel of the U.S. Department of Justice, discusses the Obama Administration's record on issues involving foreign affairs, national security and the separation of powers.
16 December 2010
Radio personality Mike Bates of 1330AM WEBY, Northwest Florida's Talk Radio, discusses airport security searches and argues that the virtual strip searches and full-body pat downs cross the line.
09 December 2010
Cochise County (AZ) Sheriff Larry Dever, honorary co-chair of BorderSherrifs.com, discusses why he strongly supports Arizona's immigration enforcement law and his amicus brief in opposition to lawsuits filed by the ACLU and the Obama Administration against Arizona and its sheriffs.
02 December 2010
Susan Ferrechio, Chief Congressional Correspondent for the Washington Examiner, shares her thoughts on the final weeks of the current Congress and what is in store for the 80 new Republicans entering the House.
25 November 2010
Attorney Colleen Pero discusses the recently released study, Justice Hijacked, and George Soros' $45 million campaign to end democratic state judicial elections.
18 November 2010
Jeff Atwater, former Florida Senate President and Florida's Chief Financial Officer-Elect, discusses why he led the charge for a nonbinding referendum on Florida's support for an amendment to the U.S. Constitution to require a balanced federal budget without raising taxes.
11 November 2010
Interview with Quin Hillyer, senior editorial writer at The Washington Times and senior editor of The American Spectator, on this year's midterm elections as they compare to 1994 and what voters expect going forward. Note: this interview was done just prior to November 2.
04 November 2010
Belgian born author Joseph M. Callewaert, Knight of the French Order of Merit, discusses his book, "Lights out for Freedom: Four Years under the Nazi Boot," a personal account of growing up among the upheaval of war and the fear, hunger and oppression suffered by so many during the Nazi occupation of Belgium.
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