What do flatlining oil production numbers in Iran and China mean? Mylan's EpiPen price is just another symptom of the Obamacare disease, and Jay Chilton talks about school district financial transparency. Sign up to receive The Trent England Show weekly email at ocpathink.org/tes-email.

Criminal justice reform was a big issue for the American Founders, just as it is today in Oklahoma; plus Trent talks about Women's Equality Day and a university that is suing its own student newspaper.

Health insurance exchanges continue to crumble, and Mercatus' Brian Blase predicts that Obamacare is in for radical changes no matter who wins in November. Sign up to receive The Trent England Show weekly email at ocpathink.org/tes-email.

Local breweries can sell full-strength beer under new law, confirms Oklahoma Attorney General Scott Pruitt in an opinion issued yesterday; Trent gives his preliminary reactions to Tuesday’s primary runoffs in Oklahoma; the petition to put medical marijuana on Oklahoma’s ballot gathers enough signatures. Sign up to receive The Trent England Show weekly email at ocpathink.org/tes-email.

A Texas judge issues a preliminary injunction to block the Obama administration's order on bathrooms; Oklahoma Senate Bill 424 was written so local brewers could sell full-strength beer but now the ABLE Commission says the new law isn't clear; Oklahoma Labor Commissioner Melissa Houston talks about the Oklahoma Department of Labor, public safety and the role of states in homeland security.

How do we keep from being duped by political hucksters? Trent talks with Paul Jossey and A.J. Ferate about fundraising scams and how to be a savvy donor, plus an update about Coach Kennedy's religious liberty case.

Why are schools sitting on $1.9 billion in a budget crunch? Steve Anderson explains, plus Trent explains what presidential campaign staff changes might mean.

Destroying culture isn't a failure of our educational system, but a goal, says Prof. Patrick Deneen, plus Trent talks about candidates pivoting toward the general election.

Roughly half of the land in the Western U.S. is controlled by the federal government. The American Lands Council wants to see control of these lands transferred to willing states, and CEO Jennifer Fielder explains how the organization got the issue on the Republican platform. The Oklahoman reports that civil asset forfeiture is increasing in some parts of Oklahoma. - See more at: http://www.ocpathink.org/episode/the-trent-england-show-aug-16-2016#sthash.nmOCdhKC.dpuf

Jay Chilton reports that a majority of Oklahomans support school choice in yet another poll, plus Trent asks why Trump is failing to use media animosity to his advantage.