Jim Blasingame reveals how federal government policies designed to use homeownership to get votes weakened the housing financing sector and contributed to the financial crisis of 2008.

Mark Babbitt joins Jim Blasingame to offer suggestions about how to avoid getting into political discussions when the topic at hand should be business.

Mark Babbitt joins Jim Blasingame to offer suggestions on how to deal with situations when your business world gets muddled with the politics of the day.

Bill Brandt joins Jim Blasingame to lament the fact that there is little political civility today, remind us that there probably wasn’t as much as we think we remember, and hope that the younger generations will do better than we.

Bill Brandt joins Jim Blasingame to reveal that assuming the U.S. has an intimidating global influence may not be too presumptuous going forward in trade negotiations.

Wayne Crews joins Jim Blasingame to report on an Obama-era NLRB memo that put the franchise industry in jeopardy, and incredibly, is still being considered during the Trump administration.

Wayne Crews joins Jim Blasingame to reveal how the Trump administration has effectively reversed the “dark matter” rule-making of the past, and the result is the first economic expansion in over a decade.

Wayne Crews joins Jim Blasingame to report on the impact the general attitude of President Trump about regulations may be having a positive impact on the regulatory agencies themselves.

Michael Saltsman joins Jim Blasingame to report on continued evidence that raising minimum wage has always hurt the people the raise is supposed to help, and that more recent raises still prove this truth.

Michael Saltsman joins Jim Blasingame to report on an Obama-era NLRB attack on the franchise industry in an attempt to unionize the sector, and why this must be stopped.