Stand in the Gap Radio Podcasts

Big Brother in the Exam Room. We are joined by Twila Brase (Pres. and co-founder of Citizen’s Council for Health Freedom). Topics discussed include: Is health care in America getting better or worse? Big Brother in the Exam Room: The Book. So what if Big Brother has your Health Records? Is there anything positive coming from the electronic collection of records?

What should of Sen. Grassley did when the first accusations about Judge Kavanaugh came out?

Should there be concern for Lady Justice in America?

Do those in the Democratic party fear Judge Kavanaugh getting on the Supreme Court because of what might happen to Roe v. Wade?

The Truth, The Whole Truth, And Nothing But The Truth. We are joined by Peggy Nienaber (V.P. Operations, Faith & Action D.C.). Topics discussed include: The Latest on the Kavanaugh Confirmation. Do those in the Democratic party fear Judge Kavanaugh getting on the Supreme Court because of what might happen to Roe v. Wade? Another accusation of improper behavior by Judge Kavanaugh. Should there be concern about Lady Justice in America?

Why is it important for Americans to understand that free enterprise is different from controlled enterprise? Is capitalism distinctively different than a controlled digital dictatorship?

We have credit scores. China is moving to Social Credit Scores. For anyone who loves freedom, this on its face should scare them to death. From a purely economic or governmental perspective, could this type of total totalitarian economic system actually work?

A major announcement was recently made by Amazon who said that by 2021 they are considering/planning on opening 3000 cashier less stores around the U.S. No cashiers? That means totally automated, cashless, and a whole lot more. There’s a lot more here than meets the eye. Would this be a good or potentially negative thing – economically and socially?

A budget was passed recently in Washington DC. The President assailed it because it had no money for the building of the wall. On top of that that it was record spending with our national debt and trade deficit still climbing. From that perspective, this has an ability to unravel the economic gains. How can these facts be put into balance?

China is truly at war with the U.S. seeking to surpass us economically, militarily, and in every way. Recently they cut Treasury holdings to a record low and it rattled certain political and economic observers. What negative impact could China create on these great U.S. economic gains that so concern astute economic planners?

If the Federal Reserve raises interest rates will it reflect higher in savings rates that hasn’t been seen in years?