This hour, Newell talks about how the leadership in New Orleans is doing a horrible job of keeping the city free from filth, grime, and blight. Then, Newell opens the talk lines and is asked if there's anything good Mayor LaToya Cantrell has done.

Newell talks about how the leadership in New Orleans is doing a horrible job of keeping the city free from filth, grime, and blight.

On today's show, Newell addresses the clerical error that led to the release of the incorrect inmate from the Orleans Parish jail.

Then, Newell has on

Harry Nelson, founder and Managing Partner at Nelson Hardiman, LLP, to discuss the government finding that up to 2.8 million Americans are enrolled in two separate health plans underwritten by taxpayers,

Jay Lapeyre, CEO at Laitram LLC and Board Chair of The Cato Institute & Atlas Society, to talk about their mission to revisit the first principles raised in the Declaration of Independence,

and Guy Williams, President of Gulf Coast Bank & Trust, to discuss international trade deals, tariffs, and the global economy.

This hour, Newell is joined by Guy Williams, President of Gulf Coast Bank & Trust, to discuss international trade deals and tariffs, how the government protected and regulated the US car industry into global irrelevance, stablecoin (and why you don't want one), and the return of the Louisiana DMV scam.

Guy Williams, President of Gulf Coast Bank & Trust, joins Newell to explain what a 'stablecoin" is and why you don't want one.

This hour, Newell has on Jay Lapeyre, CEO at Laitram LLC and Board Chair of The Cato Institute & Atlas Society, to talk about their mission to revisit the first principles raised in the Declaration of Independence.

What are the common values that can move us forward toward a future where liberty and personal responsibility thrive? Jay Lapeyre, CEO at Laitram LLC and Board Chair of The Cato Institute & Atlas Society, joins Newell to talk about their mission to revisit the first principles raised in the Declaration of Independence, to elevate our shared humanity and ethics above the differences to bridge the gap between ideas and action, and to create a more honest and productive discussion in today’s partisan era.

This hour, Newell addresses the clerical error that led to the release of the incorrect inmate from the Orleans Parish jail. Then, Harry Nelson, founder and managing partner at Nelson Hardiman, LLP, joins the show to discuss the government finding that up to 2.8 million Americans are enrolled in two separate health plans underwritten by taxpayers.

The government has now found that up to 2.8 million Americans are enrolled in two separate health plans underwritten by taxpayers. The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) reported late last week that 1.2 million Americans last year were enrolled in Medicaid or the Children’s Health Insurance Program in two or more states. Harry Nelson, founder and managing partner at Nelson Hardiman, LLP, joins Newell to talk about it.

Newell addresses the clerical error that led to the release of the incorrect inmate from the Orleans Parish jail.