Bankrate.com Senior Analyst Ted Rossman examines the results of a financial survey about the way Americans are adjusting to inflation and other economic changes when making holiday plans. The survey found that inflation is affecting how we are planning to spend money but it's not necessarily decreasing travel plans.

https://www.bankrate.com/finance/credit-cards/survey-holiday-travel/

Craig Deluz, who is both a Congressional candidate in California and a part of Project 21, reacts to the support some Black Lives Matter groups expressed for the Hamas attacks on Israel. Project 21 is the nation's largest network of black conservatives.

* thumbnail is a screenshot of a pro-Hamas/pro-Palestine social media post by a BLM group

First Liberty's Danielle Runyan discusses a case they are working on that involved a military servicemember who has been reprimanded for expressing his opinion. Jace Yarbrough offered his faith-based opinions on some issues affecting the military at a private event honoring a retiring colleague.

Ms Runyan is part of First Liberty's Military Practice Group

John Tillman, CEO of the American Culture Project, argues that a return to free market principles would improve many of the challenges we face today in the US. These include inflation, workforce/labor disputes, debt, and economic growth.

Heritage Action's Ryan Walker assesses the recent comments of Homeland Security Secretary Alajandro Mayorkas about extending the construction of a wall along the southern US border. Walker argues that the Biden Administration is not actually in favor of completing the wall that was begun under the Trump Administration but, rather, is dealing with a court ruling that went against the attempt to use border wall funds in a different way.

Speech First's Cherise Trump (no relation to the former president) reacts to the almost immediate protest/rally response from so many young Americans, specifically on college and university campuses, in favor of Hamas' attack on Israel and against Israel's defense of her land citizens. While some students and other activists say the rally is in support of Palestine, others stated specific support for Hamas' terrorist attacks on the nation.

Over 30 student groups on Harvard's campus alone signed on to a statement in opposition to Israel's response to the terrorist attacks on the country.

Trump discusses bias in the Academy that encourages this kind of thinking and suppresses actual dialogue between those with opposing views on the Israel-Palestinian conflict.

Former Congresswoman Ann Marie Buerkle (R-NY) critiques the lack of progress Congress is making in reducing the cost of health care in America. Buerkle, who is also a nurse and a former Commissioner on the US Consumer Product Safety Commission, also offers suggestions on how to reduce costs in some areas, particularly prescription medicines.

Mike O'Neil from the Landmark Legal Foundation provides an overview of some key cases the US Supreme Court selected for review for the justices' next session. He also discusses how rulings in some of the cases could affect the nation.

Mark Miller from Pacific Legal Foundation discusses the push for rent control across the country and some efforts to repeal those rules. He responds to arguments that rent control rules help keep housing affordable, particulalry for the working class.

Former Congressman Bob Barr (R-GA) has been through tumultuous times in the Capitol. He was, after all, one of the House Managers of the Impeachment of President Bill Clinton. In this discussion, he reacts to the ouster of Speaker Kevin McCarthy from that office by all House Democrats and eight Republicans. Barr also offers advice for the GOP Caucus on how to put a coherent gameplan together from this point.

* This segment originally aired on NewsTalk STL in St Louis