Gary Moore joins Jim Blasingame to agree with Jim that the current behavior of Wall Street regarding stock prices and why even a growing economy may not trigger dynamic scoring to reduce the national debt.

John Sculley joins Jim Blasingame to continue his explanation of how the private sector should be allowed to make a greater contribution to health care reform, plus whether Wall Street continues to be at cross-purposes with Main Street.

John Sculley joins Jim Blasingame to reveal his thoughts on how to help the government reform health care, including allowing more contribution from the marketplace.

Ray Keating joins Jim Blasingame to discuss why the failed health care reform bill was actually a big first step toward tax reform, which will make taking on that debate even more troubling.

Ray Keating joins Jim Blasingame to establish that the current attempt at health care reform has failed, and discuss what to expect next from the current, imploding system, Obamacare, and a possible new attempt at reform.

Jim Blasingame reports on recent polling of small business owners about what Obamacare has done to them, and to offer some clarity on the challenges of the GOP Congress in passing repeal and replace.

Grace-Marie Turner joins Jim Blasingame to reveal the steps that are being taken to get the first steps of a market-based health care system in place, and why it won’t happen all at once.

Grace-Marie Turner joins Jim Blasingame to explain why a true “repeal and replace” bill won’t be possible all at once, but how it can be done over time through the reconciliation process.

Grace-Marie Turner joins Jim Blasingame to defend the GOP health care proposals that will replace the train wreck known as Obamacare, while warning that if they can’t agree on one proposal, they’re in for a political disaster.

Rick Newman joins Jim Blasingame to discuss how President Trump is on a mission to fix taxes with tax reform, but there may not be a simple solution.