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24 July 2015
Bob Dorigo Jones, Senior Fellow for the Center for America, discusses lawsuit abuse, the need for tort reform and the finalists in the 18th Annual Wacky Warning Labels Contest, the winners of which will be announced Friday, July 24, 2015, on John Stossel's show on FOX Business News.
17 July 2015
CFIF Senior Vice President of Legal and Public Affairs Timothy Lee discusses why Puerto Rico's municipalities and public entities should not be granted a Chapter 9 bankruptcy bailout and why a Congressional control board is a better answer.
17 July 2015
Logan Beirne, Lecturer in Law and Fellow at Yale Law Schools, discusses the Treasury Department's seizure of Fannie Mae's and Freddie Mac's net profits and why the "Net Worth Sweep" violates the rule of law.
17 July 2015
James M. Roberts, Research Fellow for Economic Freedom and Growth at The Heritage Foundation, discusses Greece's third bailout in five years and the wrong signal it sends to countries like Italy, Spain and Portugal, and what America can learn from this tragedy.
10 July 2015
Sarah Westwood, an investigative reporter for The Washington Examiner, discusses issues relating to Hillary Clinton's e-mails and private server, what we learned from the Blumenthal e-mails, the Clinton campaign push-back over the Benghazi probe and the composition of the Clinton "charity."
10 July 2015
Ambassador Francis Rooney, former U.S. Ambassador to the Holy See, discusses Pope Francis' latest encyclical, why the Pope should not get involved in divisive and contested political issues like climate policy, and why the climate change debate should not be couched as rich countries versus poor countries.
03 July 2015
Megan Brown, Partner in the Washington, DC, office of Wiley Rein LLP, discusses some of the decisions from the just-completed October 2014 term of the U.S. Supreme Court -- particularly cases relating to free speech and regulatory authority -- potential certiorari grants for next term, and the likelihood of any retirements from the High Court.
03 July 2015
Brandon Arnold, Executive Vice President of the National Taxpayers Union, discusses the passage of the Trade Promotion Authority (TPA), its potential to reduce government burdens on trade and create more opportunity for America to lead internationally, and how the TPA is a much-needed tool for expanding market access and economic freedom.
26 June 2015
Lawrence McQuillan, Senior Fellow and Director of the Center on Entrepreneurial Innovation at the Independent Institute, discusses his latest book, "California Dreaming: Lessons on How to Resolve America's Public Pension Crisis," why we have a moral obligation to solve America's pension crisis, who's to blame and how it can be fixed.
26 June 2015
Mark Bauerlein, co-editor of "The State of the American Mind: 18 Leading Critics on the New Anti-Intellectualism", discusses how and why the American mind has failed to prosper despite America's extraordinary wealth, rising college enrollment rates and stunning advancements in technology.
19 June 2015
Scott Blackburn, Research Fellow at the Center for Competitive Politics, discusses the continuing saga involving the IRS as speech police, why tax collectors shouldn't decide if an organization is a political committee or a social-welfare group, and recent developments in the campaign finance arena.
19 June 2015
Robert King, Healthcare Correspondent for the Washington Examiner, discusses King v. Burwell, ObamaCare's impact on small businesses, prescription drugs and government intervention, and whether America is ready for a bioterror attack.
12 June 2015
Thomas P. Stossel, M.D., American Enterprise Institute Scholar, discusses his book Pharmaphobia: How the Conflict of Interest Myth Undermines American Medical Innovation, how heavy regulation makes medical innovation difficult and expensive, and how bureaucrats, reporters, politicians, and predatory lawyers have built careers attacking the medical products industry.
12 June 2015
Robert Pondiscio, Senior Fellow and Vice President for External Affairs at the Thomas B. Fordham Institute, discusses why knowledge is literacy, how America should reform its K-12 education system to include more liberal arts, and how test refusals may force education reformers to reevaluate their priorities.
05 June 2015
Daniel Allott, Deputy Commentary Editor for the Washington Examiner, discusses Donald Trump's presidential plans and the role of polling numbers in the 2016 race.
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