We are joined by the White House Chief of Staff in the Clinton Administration, the man responsible for a deficit­reduction program which produced one of the most impressive Federal surpluses in our country’s history, Mr. Mack McLarty.

Mr. Robert Shapiro joins us this week to talk about an issue that we frequently encounter on this program, the difference between “moral justice” and “legal justice”. You will likely remember him as part of O.J.

Lewis Black, the comedian who single handedly raised ranting to a high art, shares his views on the US government’s inability to get things done, why he is a self­-proclaimed socialist and how vital laughter is during these times.

Former White House Counsel for President Obama, Mr.

This week we are taking look at two issues which pose a threat to the future of humankind and life on earth, nuclear warfare and climate change. Former Secretary of State, Mr.

The first Democratic candidate to throw his hat in the ring for the 2020 US Presidential Election, Representative John Delaney, joins us to discuss why he feels is the best person for the President of the United States.

This week the Governor of Kentucky, Matt Bevin, will be joining us to talk about an invisible crises in America, underfunded pension obligations. According to Moody’s, pensions face nearly a two trillion dollar shortfall this year.

Former White House Ethics Lawyer for President George W. Bush, and current Professor of Law at the University of Minnesota, Mr. Richard Painter, joins the program to discuss the lawsuit filed against President Trump for violating the U.S.

Today we are joined by one of the world’s most revered and controversial economists, Mr. Robert Atkinson. Atkinson is currently the President of Washington public policy think-take, the Information Technology Innovation Foundation.