Anger is building. Frustration is growing. People just don't understand what is going on, nor how to deal with it. Maybe it would help if everyone was on the same page, so to speak, by understanding that what is going on is nothing new. Moreover, do not expect a change. Let's discuss in an attempt to decrease the frustration factor. Call in with your opinion (646) 652-4620.

Let's thank our luck star that we elected a president with universal knowledge and understanding. Where would American industry and finance be without him. I'd like to comment further on this and read some listener emails that I thought had particularly good content. Join us by calling with your comments (646) 652-4620.

There have been many philosophical discussions regarding the inevitable nature of war and how it is part of the human nature. I'd like to weigh in on this subject in addition to a brief rant regarding the Tiger Woods incident. Tune in and weigh in by calling (646) 652-4620.

We often engage in conversations about how political decisions are made. The answer typically becomes painfully obvious when you just follow the money. Let's discuss further on Thursday. Call in with your opinion (646) 652-4620.

This is an important attribute of free people. Have we lost it? Are we slowly losing it, or what is it anyway? Also, is television stripping us of our autonomy? Tune in, chime in Thursday morning, yes, that is Thanksgiving (646) 652-4620. Happy Thanksgiving to all.

Anarchy has been given a bum rap. To a certain extent, we are all anarchist. Let's explore this concept and how it relates to our liberty. Call with your opinion (646) 652-4620.

We are pleased to have Phillip Hathaway author of "The Romantic Struggle", as well as other fine works, as our returned guest. However, don't make the title of his book fool you. Phillip very cleverly weaves an analogy with the current state of affairs. He will give us his perspective of our national dilemma. Join us by calling (646) 652-4620.

Let's discuss the passage of the Health Care Reform package by the House of Representatives. We should be concerned, I know I am. Call in with your opinion (646) 652-4620.

I'm not able to stop thinking about this subject, so I decided to continue where we left off last Thursday. Join me in defining the concept of "The Economy". It seems that only the highly educated and credentialed can tell us what it is, but to date they have all been wrong. Call in with your thoughts (646) 652-4620.

We hear politicians and pundits talk about the economy. What do they mean? What is meant by the economy and how do you regulate it? Quite frankly, I've never seen an economy. Let's discuss this further. You can call in with your views (646) 652-4620