Alan talks about the latest deflation phobia, this time coming from the IMF. Todd explains how he is handling his S&P short. Dr. Richard Ebeling discusses LBJs War on Poverty, as well as the State of the Union Address he wishes Obama would give. David Morgan talks about the precious metals market. Dr. Mark Thornton and discuss a wide variety of economic topics. The show ends with a conversation about the Panic of 1873.

Alan addresses the forgotten victims of Obamacare, our health care providers. Todd looks to add to the short he took at 1850 on the S&P. Jimbo and Alan discuss the new normal in the economy. Fellow talk show host, Jay Taylor explains the reasoning of both those who think we are heading for an inflationary depression as well as the arguments of those who think it will be a deflationary depression.

Alan discusses the yesterdays shutdown of the Federal government due to the threat of snow as well as a couple of articles in the news. Todd lays out his trading strategy for the current 1820 1850 trading range. David Payne, staff economist for the Kiplinger Letter, gives his economic forecasts for 2014. Dr. Ileana Johnson talks about UN Agenda and the Climate Change agenda. The show ends with geologist Mickey Fulp talking about the formation of the Grand Canyon.

Alan discusses the next increase in the debt ceiling. Todd calls for a bounce off 1820 on the S&P. John Whitehead of the Rutherford Institute discusses the NSA. Steve Simpson of the Ayn Rand Institute talks about two cases before the Supreme Court. Bett Bitner continues the conversation regarding ballot access for third party candidates. The show ends with a few extravagant items tucked inside the Omnibus Spending Bill.

Alan discusses the contradictions in President Obamas recent speech regarding the NSA and then discusses the death spiral of Obamacare and Germanys efforts to repatriate their gold. Todd vents on the Feds money printing. Tom Essaye describes the markets likely reaction to the end of QE. Charles Goyette talks about our hapless media. Brett Bitner discusses the difficulty third parties face when attempting to gain ballot access. The show ends with an engaging conversation with Andrew Huszar, the former Fed official in charge of QE 1.

Alan reviews the most recent government issued economic reports. Todd talks about yesterdays Championship games and draws parallels to the stock market. Alan explains how a decentralized budgetary process contributes to the increase in Federal spending. David Morgan joins us from Vancouver to talk about the precious metals market. Dr. Mark Thornton of the Mises Institute and Alan talk about the Keynesian deflation phobia as well as the Federal Income tax.

Alan discusses several current events. Alan and Todd talk about the failure of Lehman Brothers. Jimbo and Alan have a lengthy, wide-ranging conversation. Chris Merola discusses the Fast Track trade legislation working its way through the Congress. The show ends with President Eisenhowers farewell address.

Alan covers some current events. Todd discusses the short position he took on the S&P at the 1850 level. Jimbo talks about the misinformed press. Mike Larson discusses the bond and real estate markets. Doug Altner talks abut the NLRBs latest attack on Wal-Mart. Alan discusses the early days of the Home Center industry. Doug Altner returns to talk about the governments fuel mandates on the auto industry. Alan ends the show ranting on the Federal Reserve.

Alan starts the show with some current events, including the taxpayer funded bailout of insurance carriers under Obamacare, China having overtaken the U.S. as the worlds largest trading nation, and the intention of the Justice Department not to pursue criminal charges in the recent IRS scandals. Todd correctly called the Monday selloff to 1820 on the S&P and the subsequent rally off that level this morning. Tom Essaye describes the current market internals. Charles Goyette and Alan have a wide-ranging discussion. Brett Bitner discusses both the short term and long-term objectives of the Georgia Libertarian Part. The show ends with the debate over the end of the Feds QE3.

Alan discusses the Omnibus Spending bill that will pass through the congress later today. Todd prepares to short the S&P. Ileana Johnson talks about two of her most recent articles published in the Canada Free Press. Dan Holler explains the vagaries inside the Omnibus Spending bill as well as the behind-the-scene politics surrounding the extension of unemployment benefits. The show ends with Dr. Richard Ebeling and a discussion of the hyperinflation that brought the communist to power in China.