Liberty Talk Radio

Mr. Chougule has been recruited by TAC, effective February 6th, as on of two executive editors.  He comes from The National Interest, where he was managing editor.  Pratik's former commitment to the neoconservative creed, he will share with us his intellectual journey from neocon to foreign-policy realist.

I will be hosting a show for the BMOC Group.  A business consulting firm helping management nationwide be more effective.

The amount of rationalizing and political rhetoric regarding the future of our country and a hopeful future needs somecritical thought.  Zombies need not listen in.  Do call in with your questions or worldview 646-652-4620.  Look forward to hearing from you

We are being bombarded with contradictions, motives, economic rhetoric mixed with political ieiology and unparalleled optimism.  Let's attempt to insert some critical thinking and logic.  I'd like to discuss some of the more popular misconceptions which hopefully will clarify where we are and give us an perspective as to where this may lead us.  Please do call in with your questions, or comments, 646-652-4620.  Look forward to hearing from you.

We are pleased that Economist Andy Sutton has agreed to return to our show.  We plan to discuss the "new economics" under the Trump administration.  So far,  I am hopeful, but somewhat skeptical.  Can a country be run as a business, or should it be run at all by any individual or government entity?  Let's hear from a person more expert than I.  Call in with your questions, comments, or retorts 646-652-4620.  We'd would appreciate hearing from you.

Scott McPherson has been writing for the Future of Freedom Foundation since July 2002, and is the author of Freedom and Security: The Second Amendment and the Right to Keep and Bear Arms. His political commentaries have appeared in newspapers around the country, including the Washington Times, the Milwaukee Times, the Tulsa World, the New Hampshire Union-Leader, and the Nashua Telegraph, in political journals such as Future of Freedom, Ideas on Liberty, Perspective, and Liberty Magazine, and on the websites Antiwar.com and LewRockwell.com.

Dr. Jennifer Beaman and Jorge Gutierrez, MSM of the Business Management & Operations Consulting group, also known as BMOC, will conduct a professional discussion of the concept of Talent Management.  Please join us in this informative, or might I suggest, transformative, conversation by listening in and calling in with your questions, your worldview, and comments 646-652-4620.  If you listen in and want to become part of the conversation, please press "1" to indicate that you would like to be heard.  We will connect you during the first break in the discussion.  Look forward to hearing from you.

Paul Jacob is President of the Liberty Initiative Fund, a national organization helping citizens place issues on the ballot to hold politicians accountable, fight crony capitalism and protect our liberties.

Currently, Paul Jacob hosts Common Sense, an online and print opinion program which reaches tens of thousands of online readers and e-mail subscribers.  Paul also writes a weekly column for Townhall.com appearing each Sunday.

“The best way to assure freedom of expression, no matter where it may be threatened,” Pulitzer-prize winning columnist, Paul Greenberg, wrote, “would be to have an army of utterly determined Paul Jacobs fighting for it.”  His writing has been featured in USA Today as well as most major news publications.  He has appeared on numerous television programs and is a consistent guest on talk radio.

Paul is also currently president of the board of directors of Citizens in Charge, a non-partisan group working to protect and expand voter initiative rights, and the Citizens in Charge Foundation,  both groups he founded.

Today we will explore the anti-Trump and pro-Trump agenda.

Join us by calling in 646-652-4620.  We look forward to hearing from you.

We are pleased that Bobby Cenura, author of the book Black Names Matter has agreed to return to our show to discuss an allied topic that he defines as the “Lowest Common Denominator”, politics among disingenuous “social justice” groups. That is, the process by which a certain group will take on the role of the lowest common denominator of that group to gain political benefits even if it economically holds the group back, or certain parts of that group don’t apply to them.  I think you will find this program inspiring as well as educational.  Listen in and call in with your questions, or comments, 646-652-4620.

We are pleased that Economist Andy Sutton has agreed to return to our show to discuss his concerns regarding our government's total disregard of fiscal responsibiiltiy.  Optimism aside, what we need is the pain associated with true fiscal discipline.  We have avoided the pain of correcting our ill investments for the past few decades, but it looks as if we will avoid what is truly needed under the Trump administration.  Let's hear what Andy has to say which, by the way, may just save those who heed his advice.  Listen in and call in with your questions, or comments, 646-652-4620.  Look forward to hearing from you.