A discussion with higher education reform expert Adam Kissel about his new book on Ivy League miseducation, "Slacking."

A conversation with historian Conrad Black regarding the ongoing wars between Russia and Ukraine, and between Israel and Hamas. 

Kerry Lutz, the founder of the Financial Survival Network, talks about China's predicament in light of President Trump's wise maneuvering.

A conversation with Sally Pipes, CEO of The Pacific Research Institute and author of "The World's Medicine Chest."

A discussion with filmmaker Greg Rabidoux about tariffs on foreign movies, and about the suggestion to reopen Alcatraz.

The CEO of Newsmax, Christopher Ruddy, talks about the Newsmax, Inc. IPO and first month of public trading on the NYSE. Mr. Ruddy also shares insights on President Trump's first 100 days of his current term.

Todd Sheets, author of "2008:  What Really Happened," explains trade policy and tariffs.

Author Robert Spencer talks about his latest book, "Antisemitism - History & Myth."

Louie Gohmert, former U.S. Congressman and former Chief Justice of TX 12th District Court of Appeals, talks about how to deal with activist judges.

Jesse Petrilla discusses his new book, "If It Takes a Thousand Years," exploring the mindset of Jihadists.