Why you may not have to pay the tax on Obamacare? Avik Roy joins Jim Blasingame to explain that while the IRS is charged with collecting the penalty tax on Obamacare if you don't have insurance, it can't force you to pay it.

Don't miss this interview with a national treasure. Austin Kiplinger joins Jim Blasingame to celebrate his 94th birthday & Kiplinger's 89th anniversary, and put the current unrest in the Middle East into historical perspective.

Is the political environment worse than in the past? Austin Kiplinger joins Jim Blasingame to celebrate his 94th birthday & Kiplinger's 89th anniversary, and to put current political contention in perspective with our past political eras.

How will Obamacare impact your Health Savings Account? Barbara Weltman joins Jim Blasingame to reveal how Obamacare could eventually kill Health Savings Accounts, plus whether the IRS will enforce the individual mandate tax.

Small business compliance caused by Obamacare: Barbara Weltman joins Jim Blasingame to report a number of regulatory compliance issues coming at small businesses as a result of Obamacare.

Are small business owners concerned about the Middle East unrest? Jim Blasingame reports on a recent small business poll where 89% reported they were concerned about the economic and security impact of Middle East unrest.

Is there a regulatory conspiracy against independent banks?Mike Menzies joins Jim Blasingame to report that there is a philosophical agenda among bank regulators that is not in favor of small banks and, by association, negatively impact small businesses.

Who really pays the most taxes in America? Ray Keating joins Jim Blasingame to reveal that the top 20% of income earners already pay 94% of all income taxes while the bottom 40% get money back. We need a broader tax base, not higher taxes.

The Fed's new liquidity infusion will create more problems than solutions. Ray Keating joins Jim Blasingame to discuss why the Fed's third round of quantitative easing won't work and is an indictment of Obama's failed policies.

After four years, the U.S. economy is still in the doldrums. Ray Keating joins Jim Blasingame to discuss four years of economic stagnation that has prevailed and whether they will be called America's lost years.