Manhattan Institute policy analyst Charles Hughes joins the show, to talk about New York State’s new e-cigarette ban.

Adam Michel, a federal tax policy expert with The Heritage Foundation, explains why President Trump and Congress’ proposed corporate tax relief could translate into higher wages for everyday workers.

Dan Johnson, executive vice-president of We Do Better, formerly known as the Tax Revolution Institute, talks about promoting voluntary service work and giving government more competition.

Kevin Dayaratna, a senior statistician with The Heritage Foundation, joins the show to talk about why cutting tax deductions is a good deal for taxpayers.

Bernie Sanders says bankers are bad, but money makes our dreams into reality. Ayn Rand Institute executive chairman Yaron Brook lays out the moral case for money-men.

Fundación Libertad executive vice president Joe Milligan cuts through the media spin and tells what’s really going on in Puerto Rico, an American territory devastated by Hurricane Maria.

Lawmakers in California and other states are pumping up the price of gas with new taxes, but Americans for Prosperity director of policy Akash Chougule says there's a better way for voters and motorists.

Wisconsin state Rep. Rob Hutton (R-Brookfield) talks about what's in Wisconsin's new state budget for taxpayers, previewing how the included prevailing wage repeal provisions will benefit taxpayers and cities.

Mercatus Center research fellow James Broughel joins the show to talk about three new studies using artificial intelligence to speed-read and analyze states’ regulatory codes.

Heartland Institute director of research Edward Hudgins talks about robots, artificial intelligence, and the future of working, in this episode of the Budget & Tax News podcast.