George Floyd died in Minneapolis after a policeman knelt on his neck for nearly 8 minutes. A crowd gathered and pleaded with the cop to stop, but to no avail. Black activist Martin Davis joins Tim to talk about race relations in America and the specifics of the George Floyd case.

Joel Peterson is the chairman of JetBlue Airways and has been on the faculty of Stanford University since 1992. He's the founding partner of a successful investment management firm. He also has been married more than four decades and raised seven kids. His new book "Entrepreneurial Leadership" shares his tips for successfully taking a concept from idea to a growing, thriving business. His gift for weaving a good story into any advice makes this a must read.

Elected officials from coast to coast are talking about when we should pivot from a coronavirus health related focus to a post-corona reopening of our economy, but what exactly does that mean? Congressman Andy Biggs was recently appointed by President Trump to Trump's Congressional Task Force on Reopening the American Economy. Biggs joins Tim and talks about what steps are necessary, what the government's role should be and how long it will take to get the economy humming again. 

Where is my $1200 check from the government? Can I still get government help for my small business? Tim talked directly with Deputy Assistant to President Trump, Hogan Gidley and asked all the questions you would ask if you could talk directly with the White House. Hear the full interview here. 

Members of the United States Congress have always had to be present to vote. The reasons are many. Coronavirus however has put a new twist on things. No gatherings of more than 10 people are allowed. People over age 60 are urged to be extra careful. Flying is discouraged. Congress is essentially prohibited from voting on anything. Should Congress be allowed to vote on issues, expenditures and bills from their homes via computer? Several Members say yes. Congressman Francis Rooney of Florida joins Tim to explain his thoughts on the issue. 

Senator Bernie Sanders has dropped out leaving former Vice President Joe Biden as the presumptive Democrat nominee for President of the United States. Why did Bernie drop out now? How can Biden campaign in the coronavirus era? Is Biden slipping mentally? Moe Vela served as a Senior Advisor in the Office of Vice President Joe Biden during the Obama administration. He joins Tim and gives his candid assessment of the 2020 campaign.

The US Government passed a $2.2 trillion dollar stimulus package in an effort to help a coronavirus ravaged economy. More recently the Fed has approved its own $2.3 trillion dollar package to assist small business. Where does all the money come from? Even if successful in jump-starting our stalled economy, what are the long term consequences? David McIntosh of Club for Growth joins Tim in this detailed discussion of real people, real jobs and the real cost of trillions of dollars in relief. 

While countries around the globe report coronavirus deaths in the hundreds or thousands, the Middle Eastern country of Jordan has lost only 6 people. What have they done differently? Dr. Jawad Anani was Jordan’s Deputy Prime Minister and foreign minister in charge of leading the country’s foreign and diplomatic relations. He has led Jordanian economic policy for decades. He joins Tim and explains their approach to the Pandemic. 

Dean Koontz is one of the most successful fiction writers in the history of the world. He has written more than 100 novels, most of which are best sellers and at least 16 of peaked at #1. His works have sold 500 million copies. In his in depth interview with Tim, Koontz talks about his rough childhood, his sociopath father and the surprising impact dogs have had on his life. His new book is DEVOTED. Hear Dean Koontz open up with Tim in this heartfelt conversation.