The president's new "student aid bill of rights" is just a way to pressure the GOP in approving $21 billion in higher education spending, Merrill Matthews tells the World News Group's Jim Henry. "President Obama is actively trying to get college students hooked on thousands of dollars in taxpayer-funded loans, only to forgive much of that debt later. That's how you create government dependency, not fiscally responsible citizens."

How well would Boston be doing this winter if its energy use was restricted only to that of wind and solar power sources?

Most states have renewable energy mandates that utilities must meet, and it may not be long until a city or state requires that most or all be from those sources. But as Merrill Matthews points out on The Chad Benson Show, Americans' need for fossil fuels becomes particularly strong as the temperature drops, and (for now) alternative sources simply can't create enough energy to help Americans through extreme winters.

In this interview with KMED's Bill Meyer, Merrill Matthews discusses what's at stake depending upon how the Supreme Court rules in King vs Burwell.

In this interview with Salem Media Group national host Janet Mefferd, IPI's Dr. Merrill Matthews says if Obamacare loses its latest Supreme Court challenge, the law could be rendered unworkable in 37 states.

In King v Burwell, more Americans would be hurt by a King loss, says Merrill Matthews on Washington DC's The Don Kroah Show.

In King v Burwell, more Americans would be hurt by a King loss, says Merrill Matthews on Louisville's The Joe Elliott Show.

The stunning FCC power grab was far more than just net neutrality regulations, says Tom Giovanetti to WAVA's Don Kroah.

The FCC did not just foist 81 year old regulations over the to-date incredibly successful Internet, they gave themselves the astonishing power to regulate content on the web. Tom Giovanetti discusses with WORD's Tara Servatius that at the heart of the power grab is President Obama's belief that government is necessary in every part of life to protect the public from greedy capitalists. "Net neutrality was always a Trojan Horse designed to facilitate heavy government regulation of media."

In this in-studio interview with Salem's Janet Mefferd, Merrill Matthews discusses the upcoming March 4 legal challenge for Obamacare before the Supreme Court, and how it could render the health care law unworkable in a majority of states.

In this interview with 660 AM The Answer's Mark Davis, Dr. Merrill Matthews discusses how nearly all of the Obamacare co-ops, 23 government-run health care programs closely resembling socialized medicine, are underwater and sinking fast.