Bankrate.com's Sarah Foster reviews the results of a survey about attitudes toward forgiveness of student loan debt. While the US Supreme Court ruled President Biden's unilateral plan unconstitutional, the ruling does not stop Congress from addressing the outstanding debt through forgiveness or any other approach.

The Center For Equal Opportunity's Devon Westhill looks ahead to how higher education can still work to provide opportunities for those in underserved communities without making race a factor. Westhill agrees with the recent US Supreme Court ruling that bans the use of race in the admissions process.

Host Mike Ferguson gives a brief overview of the recent Republican presidential debate held in Milwaukee.

The Heritage Foundation's James Bacon argues that the "administrative state" - bureaucrats in government - have become so powerful that they can affect or even stop policy agendas of presidents. Bacon explains how these unelected positions have become so strong and why he says reforms have to be made to put the authority back in the hands of the elected.

https://www.washingtonexaminer.com/restoring-america/courage-strength-optimism/dislodging-the-real-threat-to-democracy-the-administrative-state

Dr. Miriam Grossman is a child psychologist. Her new book, Lost In Trans-Nation, challenges some of the prevailing political, cultural, philosophical, and even medical trends and narratives regarding gender dysphoria and "transgender" issues. Her argument is that biological realities should be reaffirmed, not gender or sexual identifies that conflict with the body.

Dr Devid Beito from the Independent Institute discusses the findings for his new book, The New Deal's War On The Bill Of Rights. Beito compares the reverence many, especially on today's Left, have for Franklin Roosevelt's New Deal with the immediate and long-lasting effect that law had/has on government's respect for our individual rights.

Tirzah Duren from the American Consumer Institute provides an update on the realities of inflation in America right now - especially regarding how it's affecting food prices. Duren points to some federal policies that are moving inflation higher through bad incentives that limit free market economics.

Over 100,000 signatures support the Native American Guardians Association's effort to convince the owners of the Washington Commanders to returnt the football teams' name back to the Redskins. What surprised many people is that NAGA is a Native American advocacy group that says team names, like Redskins and Indians, should be used to honor those communities.

NAGA's Bill Diekman argues that removing the names and logos, even as an effort to be culturally sensitive, is actually erasing references to his culture.

Former North Carolina Governor Pat McCrory is now the national co-chair of No Labels. That organization seeks is working to build a political movement outside of the two dominant parties that combines perspectives from both the Left and the Right. He discusses the current polarization in our politics and the dissatisfaction surveys indicte voters have with both parties right now.

Former North Carolina Governor Pat McCrory is now the national co-chair of No Labels. That organization seeks is working to build a political movement outside of the two dominant parties that combines perspectives from both the Left and the Right. He discusses the current polarization in our politics and the dissatisfaction surveys indicte voters have with both parties right now.