Don't miss this interview with a great American, Governor Pete du Pont. Gov. du Pont talks with Jim about his thoughts on the economy, plus the current presidential campaigns.

Can small business owners finally get national access to health insurance? Karen talks with Jim about a number of small business legislative issues, including the Health Care Choice Act that would allow individuals and business owners to save money by purchasing health insurance across state lines.

What do Hispanics and Republicans have in common? Leslie talks with Jim about what she calls a natural connection between these two groups.

Here's an update on Iraq from a true American hero. As proof that you can't get your Iraq information from the major media outlets, June joins Jim with another honest report on what's really happening.

How do you return to the private sector after you've been a high-profile government administrator? Hector joins Jim to talk about how he's doing all of this quite well, thank you very much.

What is New York City doing to help it's 200,000 small businesses? Quite a lot, actually, and Rob joins Jim to explain about the many successful relationships between main street and the municipal government.

What is the state of small business public policy? Karen talks with Jim about some of the key issues currently being debated by the federal government.

What should we do about the immigration crisis? Steve talks with Jim about how we got into this mess and some of the steps that should be taken to get us out.

What's the best direction for the U.S. on health care: more government involvement or private sector solutions? Grace-Marie and Jim discuss this issue and offer their opinions, including what the major presidential candidates are proposing on the small business radio program, The Small Business Advocate Show.

How are America's small businesses doing? Chad talks with Jim about the research he conducts on the strength of small business, and the news is good.