Amy Lutz from the Holocaust Memorial and Learning Center in St. Louis, MO discusses their work to preserve the memories of those who died in and survived the Holocaust and their effort to teach current and next generations about it.

Dr. Roger Klein, adviser to the FDC and former adviser to the CDC, discusses the current coronavirus news. Klein addresses the realities of the flu strain and, in his opinion, the myths and misunderstandings being spread about the actual level of danger to Americans at this point.

Host Mike Ferguson and reports from both Public News Service and the Mayo Clinic provide information on personal health and safety. Information from the BBB is also provided that is consumer protection-focused. The information details ways to prevent your tax information from being used by scammers to get your refund.

Ross Marchland from the Taxpayers Protection Alliance discusses the economics and health impact of growing government-run healthcare, specifically Medicaid.

Matt Kibbe from Free The People discusses efforts by politicians in both major parties to criminalize content posted online if it’s deemed “disinformation”. The focus of the discussion is on the freedom of speech and the government’s proper role in protecting it.

Host Mike Ferguson reviews the news of the week. This includes the acquittal of President Trump, incivility in response to Rush Limbaugh’s cancer diagnosis, and the Iowa Caucuses.

Jon Riches from the Goldwater Institute discusses their effort to convince states to recognize military spouses’ occupational licenses from other states. Because military families move often, spouses can be in a position to be qualified but not allowed to work unless they start a new education, testing, etc process to continue their careers.

News reports and advice on health, safety, and family. The reports come from Public News Service, the Mayo Clinic, and the Family Minute.

Darcella Craven, president of the Veterans Business Recourse Center, explains the resources available for military veterans who are working to start businesses.

Breck Dumas, writer for TheBlaze.com, discusses the potential precedents Congress has set with the impeachment of President Trump.