Bill Dunkelberg joins Jim Blasingame to report that the greatest impediment to continued economic expansion is Fed policies and Wall Street’s overreaction to it, which would hurt small businesses disproportionately.

Bill Dunkelberg joins Jim Blasingame to report on the NFIB Index which shows small businesses are hiring, are able to raise prices to grow their margins, and are still supporting the Trump administration’s trade strategy.

Bill Dunkelberg joins Jim Blasingame to report on the NFIB Index of Small Business Optimism, which is still in record territory, even though the Fed and Wall Street seem to be playing their own artificial game that could hurt us.

Steven Russo joins Jim Blasingame to define money and currency and discuss how this concept of value in exchange is evolving in ways that will disrupt current currency paradigms.

Steven Ricchiuto joins Jim Blasingame to discuss the decision in front of the Fed as to how much to cut rates, and discuss the many reasons they shouldn’t cut at all.

Jim Blasingame reveals that those who espouse socialism shouldn’t be confused with those who’re trying to fix/reform/adjust capitalism, which is still the greatest economic system in the world.

Tony Uphoff joins Jim Blasingame to reveal that the U.S. now has as many manufacturing jobs as it did in 1949, due largely to the trend in reshoring.

Doug Barry joins Jim Blasingame to report on the continued backing by key market sectors in his quest for a trade deal with China, and its connection to the current cyber-war being waged by China against the U.S.

Chad Moutray joins Jim Blasingame to report that in general, the U.S. manufacturing sector is still behind President Trump’s efforts to negotiate trade deals that are more favorable to our country.

Chad Moutray joins Jim Blasingame to report on the continued optimism among U.S. manufacturers about their business, while receiving troubling indicators from global customers.