8-23-17 Expert Guests for Your Show

1. Michael Stumo: Trade Deficit Focus in NAFTA Renegotiations

2. David Horowitz: ‘Outsider’ Bannon is Better for Trump

3. Daniel Greenfield: Why Won’t Hillary Quit Huma?

4. Joe Messina: Civil War, Pt. 2?

5. Michelle Seiler-Tucker: U.S. to Investigate Chinese IP Policies in Order to Stop Counterfeiting

Trade Deficit Focus in NAFTA Renegotiations

By Michael Stumo

We appreciate U.S. Trade Ambassador Robert Lighthizer’s focus upon the trade deficit and rules of origin in NAFTA renegotiations.  We support the fact that major reform is needed for NAFTA to benefit American workers and businesses. If major reform cannot be achieved, walking away from NAFTA should be a seriously considered option. “Candidates Obama and Clinton promised to renegotiate NAFTA in 2008.  President Obama instead finalized the disastrous trade deal with South Korea and tried to push the Trans-Pacific Partnership through Congress,” said Dan DiMicco, CPA Chairman. “As President Trump and Ambassador Lighthizer begin the first ever renegotiation of a major trade agreement, they need to remember the will of the voters rather than succumb to D.C. special interests.” [more...]

Our Mayors will use it's team of economists, educators, attorneys, and health care professionals to develop strategies to bring about equal economic opportunity, equal education, equal justice and equal health care. In these days of terrorism, all our communities must band together to develop a civil defense anti-terrorism posture involving all our citizens. Our Mayors will use it's team of economists, educators, attorneys, and health care professionals to develop strategies to bring about equal economic opportunity, equal education, equal justice and equal health care. In these days of terrorism, all our communities must band together to develop a civil defense anti-terrorism posture involving all our citizens.

‘Outsider’ Bannon is Better for Trump

By David Horowitz

Steve Bannon will be able to better serve President Donald Trump now that he's out as White House chief strategist and back as executive chairman of conservative news website Breitbart. By moving outside, he's going to be able to target all those enemies of Trump within the White House and to rally the only real weapon that Trump has... the real base on which he stands, and that is the people. [more...]

Why Won’t Hillary Quit Huma?

By Daniel Greenfield

Hillary blamed former FBI boss Comey (along with a dozen other things) for her loss. But Comey's intervention came because of Huma Abedin. And her personal life. The Clintons are not known for being the forgiving type. If Hillary really believes what she's saying (and despite her long career as a serial liar, I think she actually does) you would think that costing Hillary her life's ambition would be a firing offense.) But no. Huma is still on the Hillary train. Or is Hillary on the Huma train? [more...]

Civil War, Pt. 2?

By Joe Messina

The violence has reached a very dangerous level. The Left totally blames the Right and Mr. Trump. The Right blames the Left and especially the last 8 years of President Obama and the policies and lies from the Left. But did Democrats just now notice the statues of the Confederacy? Have they been in a coma? All of a sudden, they found self-riotousness over what “those people” represented. This is over-the-top hypocritical! The arguments are disingenuous. The rage, fake. And the moral outcry is just laughable. The Left marches hand in hand with Communist flag waivers even allowing them to be shown at the DNC. Yet they are supposedly outraged by the Confederate flag and the American Flag? [more...]

U.S. to Investigate Chinese IP Policies in Order to Stop Counterfeiting

By Michelle Seiler-Tucker

U.S. officials are looking at China’s intellectual property policies which have given rise to counterfeit goods, pirated software and theft of trade secrets. This comes from the top U.S. trade official Robert Lighthizer, who believes that these issues have enough merit for an investigation. It is estimated that the rise in pirating and counterfeiting has cost the U.S. economy $600 billion annually. [more...]