Rich Rothman discusses the tragic assassination of Charlie Kirk and the broader implications of public apathy towards safety. The conversation shifts to the critical role of energy in America's economic growth, emphasizing the need for abundant and affordable energy sources, including nuclear energy. Rothman highlights the importance of job creation and the challenges small businesses face in accessing credit, advocating for deregulation and supportive policies to foster economic prosperity.

The conversation delves into the current state of law and order in America, highlighting concerns over rising crime rates, political responses, and the role of law enforcement agencies like the FBI. The discussion also emphasizes the importance of apprenticeships in workforce development, advocating for a shift in societal perceptions of trade jobs as viable and lucrative career paths..

Guests:

John Ligato, Retired military and author

Greg Sizemore, Vice President Workforce Development Safety Health and Environmental · Associated Builders and Contractors

The conversation explores pressing issues surrounding law and order in America, particularly focusing on crime rates in Chicago and D.C. The discussion highlights contrasting leadership approaches to crime and community safety, with insights from former Chicago city clerk J.J. Lasky. The dialogue then shifts to the recently passed 'Big Beautiful Bill,' examining its implications for tax relief and economic opportunities for American families. The conversation concludes with a focus on energy policy, discussing the need for innovation and a balanced approach to energy sources.

Guests:

JJ Laski, Former Chicago Alderman

Jill Homan, Deputy Director, Trade & Economy Policy, and Campaign Director, America First Policy Institute



Adam Michel, Director of Tax Policy Studies, Cato Institute

The conversation on 'Made in America' delves into critical issues surrounding immigration, border control, energy independence, and the role of the military in maintaining law and order. The host and guests discuss the pragmatic approach of the current administration in addressing these challenges, emphasizing the importance of immigration for economic growth and cultural diversity. They also highlight the need for a solid plan to tackle workforce shortages and the significance of honoring military service and valor in the face of bureaucratic corruption.

Michael Toth, resident fellow at the Foundation for Research on Equal Opportunity.

Ken Davis, Senior Attorney, Former Deputy Attorney General for Virginia

EJ Antoni , Chief Economist, and Richard Aster Fellow, in The Heritage Foundation’s Grover M. Hermann Center for the Federal Budget.

Captain Ross “Rusty” Aimer is the CEO of Aero Consulting Experts and perhaps the most experienced pilot in the world still flying a private jet today.

Julio Fuentes-Florida State Hispanic Chamber of Commerce

Tie Lasater- CEO of Lasater Capital.

Steve Milloy, Senior Energy & Environment Legal Institute Fellow and former Trump EPA Transition Team Member, is calling on the Trump SEC to require companies to disclose their reliance on China.

Marc L Busch
Karl F. Landegger Professor of International Business Diplomacy | Law Center - Adjunct
Professor of Government and Professor of Business Administration

Grover Norquist, President Americans for Tax Reform

Peter Roff- former UPI and U.S. News columnist

Gene Marks- The Marks Group

Jim Mischel- CEO Electric Mirror

Stanley Greer- senior research associate for the National Institute for Labor Relations Research