In addiction to the strategic petroleum reserve, Republicans in Congress are also turning their attention to energy infrastructure. To discuss the latest moves, we have Senator Markwayne Mullin of Oklahoma joining us. The senator just introduced his first bill, and it's about cross-border Energy Infrastructure. The bill aims to reduce federal regulation, and empower states to have more authority over their energy production.

Right now in the U.S. job openings remain high despite rising inflation and talks of a recession. What's behind the current worker shortage? Joining us next to discuss the labor market, we have Thomas Savidge, Research Director at Center for State Fiscal Reform. 

The U.S. national debt is now over $31 trillion dollars. The federal government hit the debt limit last week. To discuss fiscal discipline and the overall state of the economy, we spoke with Jonathan Williams, Executive Vice President of Policy and Chief Economist at the American Legislative Exchange Council.

The lack of transparency regarding the pandemic situation in China is making a lot of countries and world organizations worried. The Chinese regime's official COVID death toll remains low, despite reports of hospitals and morgues being overwhelmed. Joining us now to discuss, we have Cindy Yu, Assistant Editor at the British magazine the Spectator, and host of the podcast Chinese Whispers.

One aspect of inflation that we don't hear much about is how the rising cost of diesel contributes to higher costs of goods. The cost of regular gas is roughly where it was last year, at around 3 dollars a gallon, but the change in the price of diesel gas is much more notable- it’s gone up a dollar or more since last year. There are certain policies in place causing this. To break it down, here's Joe Trotter, the energy task force director at the American Legislative Exchange Council.

New reports coming from China say that the country's population has dropped for the first time since 1961. This poses major challenges to their economy. And since the U.S. economy is intertwined with China, this is also expected to have impacts on the U.S. Joining us to discuss America's economic relationship with China, we have Ryan Yonk, Senior Research Faculty at the American Institute for Economic Research. 

The classified documents found at President Biden's home are not going away. Today the Secret Service now saying they have logs of visitors to Biden's house and that they are willing to share. We have Bradley Thayer, director of China Policy at Center for Security Policy, to discuss the media coverage of the Biden files, as well as the involvement of the Chinese Communist Party in the Penn Biden Center.

The Federal government's credit card continues to max out as they apply for yet another increase to the spending limit. Some say the damage has already been done, but are there solutions to get America's spending back in order? Here to discuss, we're happy to have on policy director at the Center for Renewing America, Paige Agostin.

The population of the worlds most populous nation is making headlines in recent days- China. This is raising questions over how a dramatic loss in population will impact China and beyond. To assess we're happy to have economic research fellow at the Heritage Foundation, Joel Griffith.

President Biden recently asked House Speaker McCarthy to increase the nation's debt ceiling without any conditions. McCarthy rejected his request. To find out whats at stake, we'll speak with Senior Associate Director of business and economic policy for the Bipartisan Policy Center, Rachel Snyderman.

The race for next chair of the Republican national committee is heating up as current chair Ronna McDaniel makes her bid for fourth term. Mark Meckler is president of Convention of States Action and we are happy to have him with us to discuss. 

The Chinese Communist Party is in the spotlight again as the world is watching how the CCP continues to handle the pandemic. Questions are being raised over what the actual number of Covid-19 deaths truly is inside of China. A number that is hard to get to, but the evidence is mounting that the number is far greater than what has been reported. Our next guest has spent a lot of time helping the Chinese people escape oppression, founder of Women's Rights Without Frontiers, Reggie Littlejohn.

To remember Dr. King's dedication to civil rights and the improving of race relations throughout the country, we have on Doctor Carol Swain joining us today. Dr Swain is a retired professor now a distinguished Senior Fellow at Texas Public Policy Foundation.

The House recently passed an important bill on the U.S. strategic petroleum reserve. It bans the U.S. from exporting oil from the strategic reserve to China. In a rare show of bipartisanship, a large number of Democrats joined Republicans in voting for the bill. To discuss the bill  we have a leading energy industry expert, Tom McNulty.

Congressman Tom Tiffany joins us to discuss President Biden's classified files and the Penn Biden Center's ties to the Chinese regime, as well as the house-passed "born alive" bill.

The DOJ has now appointed a special counsel to investigate the Biden documents, as they did for Trump. As the details emerge, some are asking if President Biden will be held to the same standard as former President Trump. To discuss, we are happy to have our next guest, assistant professor of journalism at Liberty University's school of communication and digital content, Amy Bonebright.

Paul Kamenar, counsel for the National Legal and Policy Center, explains the implications of the recently disclosed classified documents in the possession of President Biden when he was Vice President.

The Biden administration, this week, proposes a gas stove ban. It's meant to strengthen safety standards. But some republicans argue it isn't about health, but a push to restrict natural gas use. Next to discuss this latest flash point over energy, as well as the House-passed bill to ban China from the U.S. strategic petroleum reserve, we sit down with Congressman Gary Palmer.

Most Americans are affected either directly or indirectly from the global supply chain shortage, following the global pandemic originating in communist China. Next, we welcome Keith Krach to discuss. He was a very successful CEO, as well as former under secretary of State for Economic Growth, Energy, and the Environment.

Dr. Peter McCullough is a physician and highly regarded internist and cardiologist who is actually the most published medical doctor in his field. We just has a chance to sit down with Dr McCullough. We spoke to him about a range of vaccine related issues, starting with the military rollback of the vaccine mandate.