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  • Mack McLarty on Effective Governing
    2017/11/14
    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. Listen in as we discuss the new tax plan, the bipartisan Alexander­ Murray healthcare fix, and the similarities between President Clinton and Trump’s first 10 months in office. He has some valuable insights on how Trump can work more efficiently.
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    53 分
  • Moral Justice versus Legal Justice, with Robert Shapiro
    2017/11/07
    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. Simpson’s successful dream team, which according to Shapiro, ended in the correct legal outcome owing to the establishment of reasonable doubt. But how often does moral justice trump legal justice? And how much does an individual’s wealth play into getting justice in America? No one is better positioned to answer these difficult question that Mr Shapiro, who has not only represented multiple celebrities, but went onto become one of the founders of Legal Zoom and Right Counsel, companies that are specifically designed to help average Americans navigate the complex legal system. In addition, we will be speaking with Shapiro about his work through the Brent Shapiro Foundation for Drug Prevention, which he formed after his son passed away from drug related causes.
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    53 分
  • Lewis Black on Government, Socialism and Laughter
    2017/10/31
    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. When we are plagued with news stories of governmental stand offs every day, it is vital to have an effective way to discharge our anger, frustration and tension. Sometimes, good old fashion laughter is just the medicine we need.
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    53 分
  • Robert Bauer on Russiagate
    2017/10/24
    Former White House Counsel for President Obama, Mr. Robert Bauer, joins us to discuss the investigation into Russia’s role in the 2016 election and what needs to happen to get real election reform implemented, which does not create roadblocks against any particular voting group.
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    53 分
  • Nuclear Warfare and Climate Change, with George Schultz
    2017/10/17
    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. George Schultz, is going to walk us through some of the solutions which would not only be in the best interest of the country, but also would be likely to receive bipartisan support. Schultz has had successful negotiations with Russia, China and countries in the Middle East. This is experience that the current Congress and Trump Administration could benefit from. Listen in to hear his ideas on how we can shift the dialogue, and begin to take meaningful steps to address these vital issues.
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    53 分
  • 2020 Presidential Candidate, John Delaney
    2017/10/10
    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. While it may seem early to declare his candidacy, some see this as a smart strategy, because it gives Delaney time to explain the programs he has in mind, and for folks outside of Maryland and the Hill to get to know him. Listen in to hear his vision for the United States of America.
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    53 分
  • Walter Mondale on the Vital Role of VPOTUS Pence
    2017/10/03
    The forty­second Vice President of the United States, Walter Mondale, joins us to talk about a comparison that many historians are making, the similarity in challenges between the Carter Administration and Trump administration in garnering GOP Congressional support. How was Vice President Mondale able to bring his party together while also engendering bi­partisan support? Listen in to find out what practical advice Walter Mondale can offer Vice President Pence at this time.
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    53 分
  • Restructuring Pension Plans with Matt Bevin
    2017/09/26
    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. The state of Kentucky has one of the largest underfunded pensions is the country. Rather than allow the problem to grow, Governor Bevin may be putting his political future on the line to attack the problem head­on.
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    53 分