7-22-25 Great Guests for Your Show

1. Todd Sheets: AI - Avoiding the Great Stagnation

2. Daniel Greenfield: Corrupt California: Political Criminals and Criminal Politicians

3. Adam Kissel: Taxpayers Don't Owe Harvard

4. Kenneth Rapoza: Economist Says Tariffs Will Cause Inflation, With a Huge Caveat

5. Kerry Lutz: I Don't Trust Florida's Railroad - and Neither Should You

6. Greg Rabidoux: Common Sense Names Sports Teams

7. Mark Tapson: 'The Plot Against the President' Revisited

AI - Avoiding the Great Stagnation

By Todd Sheets, Author of 2008: What Really Happened

We should approach AI with an economic system capable of delivering high growth through periods of transformational change. Keep in mind how today's debate over whether to follow a top-down, expert-driven system or a bottom-up, regulation lite, limited government model harkens back to Hamilton and Jefferson's debates at the founding of the country. It was Jefferson's limited government model that produced unprecedented rates of growth even as millions moved from rural America to the industrial cities, millions more immigrated from abroad, and everyone left their horses and buggies behind for electric lights and automobiles. All of which begs the question: if the limited government system was so wonderful, then why did we leave it behind in the 1930s for FDR's Brain Trust-driven New Deal? I begin by exploring this question and then look at where this more expert-oriented, interventionist approach has led us. [more...]

Corrupt California: Political Criminals and Criminal Politicians

By Daniel Greenfield, Author of Domestic Enemies

A new expose of the corrupt political interests destroying California.

Riots. Corruption. Murder. California is the ultimate true crime story, and the criminals are the politicians. California isn't going up in flames because Gov. Newsom and other top state leaders are inept - but because the state is run by the worst of the worst. In 'Corrupt California: Political Criminals and Criminal Politicians,' Daniel Greenfield & the David Horowitz Freedom Center team peels back what's behind the disasters, fires, crime, and homelessness, to reveal the corrupt political interests destroying California. [more...]

Taxpayers Don't Owe Harvard

By Adam Kissel, Author of Slacking: A Guide to Ivy League Miseducation

Harvard's government grants are subject to civil rights compliance with both federal law and federal policy. Harvard has tolerated antisemitism in violation of both. The government should win the Harvard lawsuit because taxpayers have no duty to pay Harvard billions when its campus culture pervasively violates civil rights. If Harvard researchers want to cure diseases, they would be better off at a university without Harvard's problems. 

Economist Says Tariffs Will Cause Inflation, With a Huge Caveat

By Kenneth Rapoza, Reporter/Columnist for Coalition for a Prosperous America

An economist with the San Francisco Federal Reserve wrote in their "Economic Letter" from July 14 that tariffs are going to lead to much higher inflation in the weeks ahead. There's just one caveat, and senior economist Mauricio Ulate admits it up front in his analysis of the situation: "It is too early to tell exactly what tariffs will be ultimately enacted, how long they will remain in place, and which level of retaliation - if any - other countries will settle on," he wrote. To wit, no country outside of China has retaliated meaningfully against the new tariffs, imposed on April 2. When China retaliated, the U.S. retaliated in kind, sending tariffs to a near blockade level rate of around 145%. China's exports to the U.S. fell to $20.4 billion in May, their lowest monthly value since February 2009. Other countries take heed. [more...]

I Don't Trust Florida's Railroad - and Neither Should You

By Kerry Lutz, Host of Financial Survival Network

You cannot trust Florida's rail system to protect your life. They call it infrastructure. I call it Russian Roulette with tax dollars. Sixty years ago, a quirky guy named Ralph Nader wrote a book called 'Unsafe at Any Speed.' It was about the Chevrolet Corvair - a slick little car that looked great in brochures but killed people in real-world collisions. That book sparked a movement, helped launch the consumer safety era, and got the Corvair taken off the road. In 2025, we've got something far worse than a twitchy suspension. We've got an entire rail corridor running through one of the most populated states in America - and it's eating people alive. [more...]

Common Sense Names Sports Teams

By Greg Rabidoux, Award-Winning Filmmaker, Author & Cultural Commentator

President Trump recently brought up the idea that he would block the NFL Washington, D.C. team's proposed building of a new stadium into the actual District of Columbia unless they drop their "Commanders" name and go back to their original name: "Redskins." The team changed its longstanding Redskins moniker after years of focus groups, surveys, polling, and mostly listening to white, liberal elites who seem to be the ones that get the most worked up over Indian names and team mascots. I'm never fully certain who or what demographic is supposed to feel good or whose guilt is supposed to be assuaged with some of these name changes. To be safe, it seems we'll just keep naming all our sports teams after birds until that lobbying group flocks together and demands "justice." [more...]

'The Plot Against the President' Revisited

By Mark Tapson, Shillman Fellow at the David Horowitz Freedom Center

"These guys have perpetrated the greatest crime against the American people ever seen."

Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard recently stunned America and galvanized MAGA with her announcement about a declassified report alleging what patriots have long suspected: that former President Barack Obama and his administration engaged in what she calls a "treasonous conspiracy" to undermine Donald Trump's 2016 election victory. Gabbard stated that the report reveals Obama's team manipulated intelligence to falsely suggest Russian interference helped Trump win, despite prior assessments indicating no such interference. She accuses Deep State officials like James Clapper, John Brennan, and James Comey of fabricating evidence, including the Steele Dossier, to fuel the Trump-Russia probe. Gabbard has referred the documents to the Justice Department for potential prosecution, arguing the actions subverted democracy. [more...]