Growing efforts by state and local governments to stop fracking could end up in the Supreme Court because they may unconstitutionally limit property owners' ability to profit from their mineral rights. Merrill Matthews talks with Dallas-Fort Worth's Mark Davis, morning host on KSKY, 660 AM The Answer.

Can't blame them for asking. In this week's SoundByte, Dr. Merrill Matthews discusses how llegal immigrants are demanding a voice in the White House. But the truth is, conservatives would like a voice, too.

Merrill Matthews breaks down with WGTK's Joe Elliott the "dueling rulings" issued regarding Obamacare subsidies, explaining the Halbig decision's impact and why the Supremes could agree with the DC Circuit.

Merrill Matthews discusses the Halbig decision and its impact on Obamacare with WTMA's Tara Servatius.

Is it "the word of the law" or the "word of President Obama" that rules? Dr. Merrill Matthews says the Supreme Court may have to decide in the latest challenge to the Affordable Care Act.

Although a negligible player in electricity generation, wind energy comes at an exorbitant taxpayer expense, and faces several likely insurmountable challenges to becoming a dependable part of America's energy portfolio. IPI's Dr. Merrill Matthews and Tom Giovanetti discuss in this week's podcast.

Who's responsible for the flood of illegal immigrants across the border? IPI's Merrill Matthews of the Institute for Policy Innovation says the president claims one thing but then does another.

IPI's Merrill Matthews discusses with WGTK morning host Joe Elliott how despite that President Obama and liberals are trying to make income inequality the hot button issue of the 2014 elections, the government's own key index clearly reports an altogether different story. Plus, some implications from the Supreme Court's Hobby Lobby that may surprise you.

In this 30 second clip, Rush Limbaugh discusses Merrill Matthews' Forbes op-ed, "We've Crossed The Tipping Point: Most Americans Now Receive Government Benefits."

In the wake of the Hobby Lobby decision, more employers may cancel employer-based health care coverage, opting instead to send their employees into either private or public health care exchanges. Plus, with the millions of new enrollees in ACA exchanges or expanded Medicaid, we have finally reached the tipping point in which more than half the American public are receiving government benefits. And how are energy issues affecting this year's key Senate races? IPI's Merrill Matthews talks with WWNC's Pete Kaliner.