Ted Cruz calls it "Obamacare for the Internet." IPI president Tom Giovanetti joins 660 AM The Answer's Mark Davis to take listener calls and discuss President Obama's urging the FCC to enforce the most aggressive and onerous kind of net neutrality regulations for the Internet, even to the extent of treating ISPs as utility companies.

Under Senator Harry Reid, the U.S. Senate virtually stopped functioning--no hearings, no legislation, and no budget. But now with a Republican majority approaching in January, IPI's Tom Giovanetti and Merrill Matthews, Ph.D. discuss what's next for a lame-duck Senate, especially for legislation such as the Internet Tax Freedom Act, the Marketplace Fairness Act, and the tax extenders. And what may the new Republican-led Senate attempt to accomplish in Obama's final two years?

Merrill Matthews discusses policy priorities for the new Republican Senate and whether the president may be amenable to anything on Congress's agenda.

IPI's Tom Giovanetti joins Mark Davis on KSKY's 660 AM- The Answer to discuss a new Congress's policy priorities and whether the President may be amenable to any of their agenda. Plus, what's next for Denton as lawsuits are piling up as a result of the new drilling ban? And Giovanetti has a surprising message for newly elected Texas governor Greg Abbott.

Republicans triumph at the 2014 polls after campaigning on repealing on Obamacare, so how is it the NY Times recently concluded it's a success? IPI's Merrill Matthews gives a post-election analysis with Janet Mefferd and forecasts what the new GOP Congress's agenda may portend for the failed legislation.

A disappointing move by the Supreme Court on Obamacare subsidies is bad news for efforts to dismantle the program. So what may Tuesday's polls yield for the program's future? Has the legislation progressed too far to turn back? Merrill Matthews joins KMED's Bill Meyer to discuss.

What is so attractive about Democrats' failed policies? IPI's Dr. Merrill Matthews says one voting bloc should be rethinking their loyalties.

Should Democrats take a beating at the polls, they won't blame Obama's failed policies. They'll blame voter ID laws. And of the 10 or so closest Senate races, eight are in states with voter ID laws. IPI's Merrill Matthews joins 660 AM The Answer's Mark Davis.

Is the Obama administration finally putting some teeth behind boosting competition? In this SoundByte, IPI resident scholar Dr. Merrill Matthews says yes, but the administration's bite could be bigger.

The Obama administration's effort to contain and control the Ebola crisis has left many Americans more cynical than ever of government. In this podcast, IPI president Tom Giovanetti and resident scholar Merrill Matthews, Ph.D., discuss the administration's legacy having to defend its agencies against charges and revelations of incompetence and corruption, including the Health & Human Services Department, the Veterans Administration, the Internal Revenue Service, and now the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Do any Americans feel safer today under the Obama administration? And what is the end result of a society that becomes completely cynical about government?