Alan discusses o the January PPI that brought down this inflation metric to 2.4% year from 7.6% under the previous method. Todd discusses the short position he took today when the S&P hit 1850. Jigar Shah describes ways to make money from Green technologies. David Morgan explains the trading levels I the precious metals market. Dr. Mark Thornton and Alan talk about a wide variety of economic topics.

Ileana Johnson joins us in the first segment to explain the dynamics of the civil unrest in Ukraine. Todd vents on the Fed and the misleading economic reports coming out of the media. Joe Profit tells us about his book. Carl Nordgren and Colin Jones to discuss whether college athletes should be paid. Dr. Richard Ebeling discusses the economy and then his article on the rise of collectivism and the fall of classical liberalism.

Alan compliments the author of an article in Economist Magazine for understanding and correctly reporting on the January Employment Situation Report. Todd discusses his trading strategy. Sean Hyman gives us his expert insights into the currency markets. Mike Larson discusses bonds and real estate. Tom Bowden talks about the potential anti-trust action by the federal government to block the merger of Comcast and Time-Warner. Dan Holler brings us up on the current legislative agenda.

Alan discusses a couple of articles. Todd looks to short the S&P if we can get to 1350. Robert Blumen argues that we have been in a recession since 2001. Ileana Johnson weighs in on the 25 years since she fled communism, attacks on our property rights, and the latest musings from the global warming crowd. The show ends with David Eicher, editor of Astronomy magazine.

Alan covers current events. Todd identifies the trading levels for precious metals. Charles Goyette and Alan talk about a wide variety of topics. Tom Essaye also discusses the precious metals market. Scott Horton brings us up to date on the wars in Afghanistan and Iraq. Jim Zauderer describes the efforts under way to wrestle control of the GOP away from the establishment.

Alan talks about the earthquake that hit Augusta, Georgia last Friday, just hours after Mickey Fulp was on the show discussing that very earthquake zone. With the U.S. markets closed to day for Presidents Day, Todd explains the current action in the foreign and futures markets. Former Atlanta Falcon Joe Profit describes his days as a black college football player in an all-white football conference as well as his tenure in professional football. In a second segment Joe describes how he became an advisor to President Ronald Reagan. David Morgan gives his insights into the rally underway in the precious metals market. Dr. Market Thornton of the Mises Institute and Alan cover a wide variety of economic topics.

Alan explains the latest revisions to recent economic reports. Todd looks to a good spot to buy physical gold. Jimbo expresses his dismay at the GOPs strategy for the next two upcoming elections. Carl Nordgren, professor of entrepreneurship at Duke University, introduces us to a former student who describes two of his entrepreneurial endeavors. The show ends with geologist Mickey Fulp and a description of the New Madrid fault.

Alan starts todays storm interrupted show by discussing the so-called clean debt ceiling billed that has now cleared both houses of Congress. Todd prepares to sort he S&P. mark Thornton of the Mises Institute continues our history lesson on Americas central banks. Todays conversation focuses on the period know as the Era of Free banking when we had no central bank. Mike Larson describes his reaction to Janet Yellens testimony and the likely reaction to it by the bond market. Doug Altner of the Ayn Rand Institute weighs in on the UAWs efforts to organize VW in the United States. The show ends with Lowell Ponte and a discussion on the debasement of the dollar.

Alan talks about the winter storm currently underway in Atlanta and weighs in on last nights vote by the GOP controlled House to suspend the debt ceiling. Todd talks about the similarity in chart patterns between now and the months leading up to the crashes of 1929 and 1987. Dr. Elaina George explains how patients with existing conditions are being denied Obamacare insurance for those conditions. Ileana Johnson expresses her reaction to an Olympics related puff pieces on communism in the former Soviet Union. Dan Holler explains last nights vote by the House of Representatives to suspend the debt ceiling. Alan talks about Social Security and the Sixteenth Amendment. The show ends with Jim Zauderer and his reaction to the GOP leadership.

Alan talks about President Obama delaying a portion of the employer mandate yet again, this time until 2015. Todd argues for a neutral stance towards the market in light of the current three-day rally. Tom Essaye and Alan discuss the current macro-economic situation. Jimbo joins us today to discuss Boehners proposal to eliminate the debt ceiling. Veronica deRugy discusses the elimination of the debt ceiling as well as the unfunded liabilities. Doug Craig, Chairman of the Libertarian Party of Georgia, supports some legislation struggling to come up for a vote in this years Georgia General Assembly. The show ends with an encore appearance by Todd discussing his initial support and then later opposition to the bank bailouts.