In an interview with 660 AM - The Answer's Mark Davis, Tom Giovanetti discusses IPI's upcoming lunch in Dallas with Trump economic adviser Stephen Moore, his relatonship to the president, and why "Trumponomics" is working.

In an interview with Mike Siegel, IPI's Merrill Matthews discusses why single-payer health care won't pass muster in California (or in other states), whether the U.S. has indeed been "bullied" on trade, and if Russia should be included in the G7.

In an interview with Mike Siegel, IPI's Merrill Matthews discusses why single-payer health care won't pass muster in California (or in other states), whether the U.S. has indeed been "bullied" on trade, and if Russia should be included in the G7.

A single-payer health care system has become all the rage among far-left Democrats, IPI's Dr. Merrill Matthews tells WAVA's Don Kroah. "You can expect virtually every 2020 Democratic presidential hopeful to support Bernie Sanders-type 'Medicare for all' legislation."

A single-payer health care system has become all the rage among far-left Democrats, IPI's Dr. Merrill Matthews tells WAVA's Don Kroah. "You can expect virtually every 2020 Democratic presidential hopeful to support Bernie Sanders-type 'Medicare for all' legislation."

As health care costs, deductibles, and insurance premiums explode, IPI's Dr. Merrill Matthews joins WIBA/WISN host Vicki McKenna to discuss how consumers can save considerable money by completely bypassing third party insurance.

As health care costs, deductibles, and insurance premiums explode, IPI's Dr. Merrill Matthews joins WIBA/WISN host Vicki McKenna to discuss how consumers can save considerable money by completely bypassing third party insurance.

Are worker training programs a meaningful taxpayer investment for welfare reform? Dr. Merrill Matthews weighs in with Wisconsin's Vicki McKenna on WIBA and WISN. Mathews warns policymakers not to waste taxpayer dollars on failing job corps programs because people will not only use that to avoid work, but employers already provide all the job training low-skilled workers need.

Are worker training programs a meaningful taxpayer investment for welfare reform? Dr. Merrill Matthews weighs in with Wisconsin's Vicki McKenna on WIBA and WISN. Mathews warns policymakers not to waste taxpayer dollars on failing job corps programs because people will not only use that to avoid work, but employers already provide all the job training low-skilled workers need.

IPI's Dr. Merrill Matthews joins Point of View with Kerby Anderson and Penna Dexter discussing the week in review. They tackle the subjects of border security and immigration, the U.S. withdrawal from the Iran nuclear deal, the federal budget and Hill fiscal fights, and also eminent domain, with a new film debuting based on the Kelo decision.