In this episode, Stephen checks in on the Secretary of the Department of Education, Betsy DeVos, and sees what changes she’s making towards school choice and college campus legal systems.

In this electrifying episode of That’s All I Have To Say About That, Stephen looks into America’s new energy secretary, Rick Perry, and sees what changes he’s making to the grid. Survey link: https://www.blubrry.com/thats_all_i_have_to_say_about/survey/

China is currently competing with Japan and India to determine the fate of who will sell mass manufactured junk to the Europe and Africa. Survey link: https://www.blubrry.com/thats_all_i_have_to_say_about/survey/

How could a discussion of immigration be complete without mentioning the US/Mexico Border Wall, Stephen continues his multi week, and, in hindsight, poorly titled “Immigration Week” by looking into an issue that might shut down the US government.

This originally was reported for My Africa Business Radio Channel:  http://www.africabusinessradio.com/2017/07/thats-all-i-have-to-say-about-that/ In this episode Stephen looks into the politics that determine Europe’s reactions to African migrants and some of the potential problems with being strict on refugees.

I got an email from a fan asking about how the government insures flood insurance victims vs how it insures other things. Turns out there are some interesting differences and some new legislation coming down the congressional pipe regarding this issue. I hope this answers your questions!

In this episode Stephen looks into the legal history of DACA or the Differed Action for Childhood Arrivals. He also talks about its current struggles and what is causing the president to act the way he is.

I got an email from a fan asking about how the government insures flood insurance victims vs how it insures other things. Turns out there are some interesting differences and some new legislation coming down the congressional pipe regarding this issue. I hope this answers your questions!

Stephen looks into Japan, Germany, and other shrinking economies and explains their views on immigration, and using it to supplement their declining population number.

Is ISIS the terrorist equivalent of McDonalds? Stephen looks into the business end of why someone would want to work with ISIS and why this is an evolution in terrorism.