In a massive project funded by ObamaCare, scientists are collecting millions of patients' records to create a giant repository of medical information. Merrill Matthews joins Janet Mefferd to explain further who will have access to the gold mine of information and discuss the project's significant privacy and patient care concerns.

Tom Giovanetti and Merrill Matthews discuss why the change in methodology by the census bureau will make it impossible to determine accurate results of Obamacare.

Fair tax, flat tax, margins tax, gas tax, toll taxes… IPI president Tom Giovanetti covers it all as he joins KSKY's Mark Davis on Tax Day 2014 on 660 AM The Answer. Plus, you may be shocked to hear which taxes Tom says may not be so bad.

The US-based ICANN has controlled the Internet since 1998, but will soon cede that oversight. In an interview with Wisconsin's Vicki McKenna, IPI's Tom Giovanetti discusses the threat of how some of the world's most repressive political regimes are getting a step closer to a long-held goal of controlling the Internet, and surprisingly why many US companies sound supportive of the idea.

President Obama and other Democrats have uncharacteristically been defending several principles that conservative health policy advocates have been promoting for years. It's just one of many ways in which Obamacare has morphed into something completely different than its creators envisioned. IPI's Merrill Matthews talks with KMED's Bill Meyer.

Tax Code for a Modern Economy featured a panel of experts representing several industries who discussed the need to design a tax code from the ground up--one that is investment friendly with greater simplicity and which will stimulate economic growth going forward into the 21st century.

The panel included; Dorothy Coleman of the National Association of Manufacturers, Caroline Schellhas of Pfizer, Miguel A. Martinez, Jr. with the Information Technology Industry Council, James P. Pinkerton speaking on behalf of the RATE Coalition as well as IPI tax experts Tom Giovanetti and Bartlett D. Cleland.