Wayne Crews from the Competitive Enterprise Institute, provides details on the annual Unified Agenda of Federal Regulatory and Deregulatory Actions publication issued by the Biden Administration. He explains how the Administration is using the publication as a policy-making strategy and also discusses some of the costs that could affect American households as a result of the new rules being issued.

The Daily Signal's Tyler O'Neil discusses his recent articles on the Biden Administration's use of the medical establish, including the CDC, to influence culture and education regarding debate over LGBT issues. Also discusses is Rachel Levine's call for social media companies to favor pro-trans perspectives over more traditional viewpoints.

Public Interest Legal Foundation President J. Christian Adams responds to the conversation on a previous program regarding rankied choice voting, otherwise known as instant runoff voting. PILF is against the idea.

Hans Von Spakovsky is the manager of the Heritage Foundation's Election Law Reform Initiative. He's also a former member of the Federal Elections Commission. After reviewing the Twitter Files, released by Elon Musk, Von Spakovsky argues that the social media platform's bias before, during, and after the 2020 elections is an in-kind contribution to the Biden campaign and says the FEC should investigate the actions as such.

Phil Kerpen from American Committment discusses the recently-passed omnibus spending plan at he last minute before a possible government shutdown.

Kerpen believes the plan is too big, too expensive, and wasn't available to lawmakers early enough to allow them to review it properly.

This conversation is from NewsTalk STL in St.Louis, MO.

Julian Adorney from the Foundatin for Economic Education argues against a trend of overprotecting children. Is critique of a "safetyist" mindset is that it doesn't allow for children to learn via mistakes (even painful ones) and that eventually leads to a risk-averse society that stimies creative thinking and innovation.

https://mises.org/wire/want-protect-children-dont-embrace-safetyism

Paul Chesser from the National Legal and Policy Center explains why they are asking Meta (Facebook) shareholders demand the release of information related to the comapny's cooperation with government officials during the 2020 election cycle and beyond.

Chesser says Facebook should be more transparent about how it made censorship and other decisions about bias against some viewpoints, not allowing them to remain published and banning some users based on their opinions.

Former Georgia State Representative Scot Turner, now the executive director of Eternal Vigilance Action, Inc, promotes reforming elections by using ranked choice voting - also known as instant runoff voting. This allows voters to rank candidates from most to least favorite.

Example: your favorite candidate would be ranked 1, your next favorite candidate would be ranked 2, etc.

Bankrate.com analyst Greg McBride explains recent economic reports regarding jobs, unemployment, and inflation and what they indicate for the US economy. He also offers some basic advice on how to plan for 2023 when it comes to your personal finances.

Dr. Phil Magness from the American Institute For Economic Research provides an update on his research into how much government officials worked to suppress dissent against COVID restrictions, lockdowns, and mandates.

The Freedom of Information Act-involved research focuses on Dr. Fancis Collins' and Dr. Anthony Fauci's work against the Great Barrington Declaration, which disagrees with the authoritarian approach to COVID that governments in the US took in response to the virus.