Shannon Goessling, Chief Counsel and Executive Director of the Southeastern Legal Foundation discusses how the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) got it wrong when the Agency published an Endangerment Finding with regard to certain greenhouse gas emissions without investigating new evidence that supports leading credible scientists' observations that "global warming/climate change" is not caused by humans but is natural, cyclical and not as extreme as reported. Ms.Goessling also discusses how draconian regulations considered by EPA will impose billions of dollars in costs and invasive burdens on American consumers.

U.S. Representative Thaddeus G. McCotter (R-MI) discusses health care reform, Congress' plans in the new year, and the Republican Policy Committee's pamphlet: "We the People: Wide Awake For Our Newest Birth of Freedom."

Interview with Vincent Frakes, Project Manager of National Policy at the Center for Health Transformation, on the negative impact of ObamaCare on employers, individual taxpayers, seniors and Medicare recipients, physicians and hospitals, insurers and state governments.

Fred L. Smith, founder and President of the Competitive Enterprise Institute, discusses global warming and other eco-myths, and how a group of the world's most influential climatologists plotted to hijack climate change policies and regulations.

Craig Shirley, bestselling author and President of Shirley & Banister Public Affairs, discusses how the GOP has been "dead" before and shares behind-the-scene stories detailed in his recently released book "Rendezvous with Destiny: Ronald Reagan and the Campaign That Changed America.."

The Heritage Foundation's Dr. Matthew Spalding, author of "We Still Hold These Truths:  Rediscovering Our Principles, Reclaiming Our Future," discusses how President Obama can raise his approval ratings by simply going back to the basics, including limited government.

Internationally renowned climate expert Lord Christopher Monckton, Chief Policy Advisor to the Science and Public Policy Institute, discusses evolving Climategate saga and the cost to taxpayers who were defrauded by the global-warming conspirators.

Troy Senik, CFIF Contributing Editor and former White House speechwriter, discusses Obama's disastrous couple of weeks on foreign policy, including the President's Asia trip, Afghanistan and the Administration's decision to put Khalid Sheikh Mohammed on trial in New York City.

Interview with author and former newspaper publisher Herman Obermayer about his remarkable friendship with Chief Justice William Renquist, detailed in his new book, "Rehnquist:  A Personal Portrait of the Distinguished Chief Justice of the United States."

Tort reform advocate Ted Frank discusses class action consumer-fraud lawsuits and why he is willing to spend his time and money to file objector lawsuits against potential class-action settlements that benefit lawyers at the expense of consumers and businesses.

Interview with Sally Pipes, Pacific Research Institute President and CEO and author of "The Top Ten Myths of American Health Care: A Citizen's Guide"

Bob Dorigo Jones, bestselling author and Senior Fellow for the Foundation for Fair Civil Justice, discusses why President Obama's promise to conduct "demonstration projects" to determine whether medical liability and tort reform will work is a day late and many billions of dollars short.

Troy Senik, CFIF Contributing Editor and former speechwriter for Pres. George W. Bush, Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger and former House Speaker Newt Gingrich, discusses Obama's foreign policy, the Administration's alternative vision for U.S. national security and the backfiring of the Nobel Peace Prize selection.

Susan Ferrechio, Chief Congressional Correspondent at The Washington Examiner, discusses 12 looming questions Americans have on health care "reform," and President Obama's defensive full court press on the issue.

Vickie Cieplak, Media Liaison for the National Rifle Association of America, discusses how changes in the political landscape are driving up the number of gun permit applications and causing shortages on ammunition and supplies nationwide.