While Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-KY) stays mum on climate change, his opponent is distancing herself from President Obama.

Remember when the president said his health care law would stop health insurers from canceling policies? That had already been federal law for more than a decade prior to the passage of Obamacare. IPI's Merrill Matthews joins KMED's Bill Meyer to discuss how even while trying to stop health insurers from canceling policies that couldn't be canceled anyway, Obamacare initiated widespread policy cancellations.

Reports indicate most of the funding for proponents of the Denton drilling ban has come from outside environmental extremist groups. IPI's Tom Giovanetti joins 660 AM The Answer's Mark Davis to discuss why this is no surprise, and while there's nothing wrong with outside funding, the anti-drillers have claimed to be entirely a grassroots movement within the City of Denton, when that's clearly not the case.

Merrill Matthews weighs in on the latest court ruling against the IRS rules in Obamacare with nationally syndicated talk host Janet Mefferd.

Taxpayers have shelled out $10,000 per insured person under Obamacare. But only a relatively small portion of that $73 billion went for actual subsidies to help people afford coverage, according to Bloomberg. The large majority of the money was spent on health IT, exchange grants to get the state websites up and running, and contractor spending. Most of those outlays have been miserable failures. Merrill Matthews joins WAVA's Don Kroah.

Health coverage was never so costly until President Obama decided to make it "affordable." The total cost to taxpayers of Obamacare so far: $73 billion and counting. That means taxpayers have shelled out $10,000 per insured person. IPI's Merrill Matthews talks with WGTK Louisville's Joe Elliott.

A federal judge says Oklahoma got it right. IPI's Dr. Merrill Matthews says Obamacare could fall even "sooner."

Tom Giovanetti and Merrill Matthews clarify common misunderstandings and identify key steps for the U.S. to take toward energy independence.

Are America's best economic days behind us? Dr. Merrill Matthews says not if we have the right policies.

Congress has approved President's Obama's plan to fight ISIS, but unlike past Middle East operations, no one has accused the president's actions as being motivated by energy security. What has changed in foreign policy and the US energy supply? In this podcast, IPI president Tom Giovanetti and resident scholar discuss how the US energy boom has helped to transform foreign policy, and how the U.S. could become the world's #1 exporter of energy, if the right policies are put into place.