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David Stebenne
David Stebenne joins Jim Blasingame to reveal the factors that, beginning in 1968, began the decline of the middle class in America, including a more competitive global economy.
David Stebenne
David Stebenne joins Jim Blasingame to report on the circumstances that created the American middle class, and what happened to begin its decline.
Mike Daniels
Mike Daniels joins Jim Blasingame to reveal why all Americans have to become more discerning consumers of information, and why we have to avoid getting our information from social media and many online sources.
Mike Daniels
Mike Daniels joins Jim Blasingame to reveal how the Internet is being used by despotic nation states, like China, Russia and Iran, to harm America by making us fight with each other, instead of defending against the evil they export.
John Horvat II
John Horvat joins Jim Blasingame to discuss the ultimate bill that is/will come due in time on the $trillion of Fed monetary intervention, including the geopolitics of weakening the U.S. dollar as the reserve currency.
John Horvat II
John Horvat joins Jim Blasingame to discuss how Fed monetary intervention in the economy has been beneficial, even necessary, and when it creates multiple long-term problems that will eventually have to be reconciled.
John Horvat II
John Horvat II joins Jim Blasingame to discuss several examples in recent history of Fed monetary intervention in the economy, and the short, mid and long-term implications as a moral hazard.
Thomas Sullivan
Tom Sullivan joins Jim Blasingame to discuss the challenges sole proprietors and independent contractors have in getting a business loan, plus whether Congress will pass a COVID-related liability law that protects small businesses.
Thomas Sullivan
Tom Sullivan joins Jim Blasingame to discuss federal financial assistance for small businesses, and why there is still billions of Paycheck Protection Program money still unclaimed.
Holly  Wade
Holly Wade joins Jim Blasingame to report on the NFIB’s Index which shows an overall drop in optimism because of hiring and sales, but boosted by compensation and capital spending.

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