Clark Neily, Vice President for Criminal Justice of the CATO Institute, talks about the multiple political, social, and legal debates happening about law enforcement, the court system, and criminal laws in the US.

Nick Stehle from the Foundation for Government Accountability assesses some of the debates and decisions being made by Congress related to the coronavirus’ effect on the US economy. The discussion includes unemployment benefits, stimulus spending, and government regulations on business.

Money.com writer Julia Glum discusses her recent article about negotiating fees and other monthly bills for household expenses. This includes both essential and non essential expenses. She describes which bills are more likely to be negotiated and offers advice on how to lower the monthly expenses.

Mike Gonzales from the Heritage Foundation discusses the contents of his new book, The Plot To Change America: How Identity Politics Is Dividing The Land of the Free. Gonzalez is an immigrant from Cuba and warns against the trend of division based on race and another demographic differences.

Tina Meier, founder of the Megan Meier Foundation, discusses cyberbullying, beginning with the tragedy of her daughter’s suicide. Meier explains why social media is more of a factor in the lives of young people than many adults realize and the dangers that come with that. The importance of mental health resources and healthy family communications are a major focus of the conversation.

Steve Paulsell from the Honor Flight network explains why the organization raises funds to send veterans to Washington, DC to visit the monuments and memorials built in their and their fallen colleagues’ honor.

ConsumerAffairs.com’s Mark Huffman reviews some of the current news stories that affect consumers. These include the trend of airlines taking a zero-exception approach to mandating masks be worn on commercial airlines, back to school shopping when many districts haven’t yet decided how to handle the school year, and tips for determining if your home is ready for another shelter in place lockdown order, if that were to happen in your state.

Dr. Lee Gross from Doctors For Patient Care explains the “direct patient care” model of primary physician care. The approach does not take insurance (government or private) and, instead, uses a small monthly subscription fee model. Gross discusses how the system works and why they have been able to reduce some health care costs for patients.

Shaun Flanagan from the Legatun Institute explains their 2020 US Prosperity Index and the factors they measured to compare each state in terms of economic opportunity and social mobility. The non-partisan project is free to use online and can be found at USprosperity.net.

David Williams, President of the Taxpayers Protection Alliance, assesses both Congress’ questioning of the CEOs of the four “Big Tech” companies over antitrust and censorship complaints. Williams also discusses the work being done to put together a trillion-dollar-plus spending plan to stimulate the economy amid the coronavirus impact.