America's best-known tax fighter has some thoughts on the proposal to cancel all college student loan debt. Americans For Tax Reform's Grover Norquist also talks about a tax increase proposal you may not have heard about - the idea of a carbon tax is back

Just over a week after American terrorist group Antifa attacks more people with whom they disagree, Mike offers his thoughts on the increasing political violence in America.

George Mason University's Dr. Bruce Yandle, a distinguished fellow at the Mercatus Center, provides an overview of how tariffs affect our economy and, more specifically, you as a consumer.

He assesses President Trump's argument for using tariffs as leverage in international trade negotiations.

This is the second part of a two-part discussion.

George Mason University's Dr. Bruce Yandle, a distinguished fellow at the Mercatus Center, provides an overview of how tariffs affect our economy and, more specifically, you as a consumer.

He assesses President Trump's argument for using tariffs as leverage in international trade negotiations.

This is the first of a two-part discussion.

In Washington, he's known as one of the top experts on foreign affairs around. The Heritage Foundation's James Carafano sat down with Mike to assess the growing tensions between the US and Iran.

Carafano explains the conflicting interests of the two nations, why the region is so important to economies around the world, and what it means to us here in the US.

US Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-NY) and US Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-VT) are proposing a cancellation of over a trillion dollars of student loan debt, with the cost being paid by a new tax on investments.

As part of their support for the idea, Rep. Ocasio-Cortez and Sen. Sanders argue that cancelling the debt is morally the right thing to do. Mike disagrees and in this segment, he offers a moral argument against the plan.

Mary Jackson from the Online Lenders Alliance explains why her organization is pushing back against new regulations on short term lending.

Often maligned as "predatory lending", are short term (and high interest) loans actually good for some people? The bigger question is whether or not the government should stop a lender and borrow from making a deal, good or bad.

Former Missouri Speaker of the House Tim Jones (R) discusses the controversy over Harvard University's rescinding their acceptance of Kyle Kashuv. Kashuv, the Parkland mass shooting survivor-turned conservative activist had been accepted until racist texts he sent when he was 16 publicly surfaced.

Jones discusses accusations of political bias and how mistakes of the past can follow and harm people's careers years later, even after they change.

Curtis Kalin from Citizens Against Government Waste discusses the findings in their new "Pig Book", which outlines what they believe is wasteful spending of taxpayers' money by the federal government.