Pete Sepp joins Jim Blasingame to report on the digital services tax being imposed by France, and why it could become an unfortunate model for other countries and states.

Michael Friedson joins Jim Blasingame to report on the pressure Iran is creating on Israel, directly and indirectly, and the results of the most recent parliamentary elections.

Michael Friedson joins Jim Blasingame to report on the recent bad behavior of Iran that pushes the boundaries of war, what their strategy is, and whether the west will play in to Iran’s hands or hold them accountable.

Kristina Podnar joins Jim Blasingame to reveal the challenges of the EU’s privacy policies – GDPR – which is being imposed on anyone who does business with an EU citizen anywhere in the world.

Dan Eberhart joins Jim Blasingame to discuss the geopolitical implications of the Iranian attacks on Saudi oil installation, and whether that act of war will be met with a proportionate response.

Grace-Marie Turner joins Jim Blasingame to reveal that when more people are able to shop and compare their health care options, like buying a sofa, the more people will want market-based coverage, not government control.

Karen Kerrigan joins Jim Blasingame to report on the new health care options small businesses have received from President Trump in the form of more affordable policies, plus the Fed’s interest rate reduction was inconsequential on Main Street.

Karen Kerrigan joins Jim Blasingame to report on the general attitude of the small business sector today, which is that there are a lot of reasons to be happy, including the economy and the government isn’t in our face.

Steven Ricchiuto joins Jim Blasingame to reveal why the Fed’s current actions are not as informed with 21st century economy reality as it is an outdated mandate.

Steven Ricchiuto joins Jim Blasingame to reveal why much of the Fed’s behavior is due to being the de facto reserve bank of the world, and why their current policies should involve more quantitative easing and less rate cutting.