Joining Jim for the first time, and as the new president of the NFIB, Todd talks with Jim about some of the up-coming legislation that is critical to small business, like the Small Business Health Plans, tax reform and tort reform.

Sam and Jim begin their visit talking about the life of J.B. Fuqua, a great American business success story, who died recently at 87. They move on to talk about the results of the most recent Tatum survey and what Sam's partners reported they think about how the economy is doing.

Kim joins Jim live from the Joplin Area Chamber of Commerce in Joplin, Missouri to talk about what she does at the Chamber and what it's like to manage in the 21st century.

Rob joins Jim live in Joplin, Missouri to talk about what his Chamber does for local businesses and the community.

Michael talks with Jim about how his organization works and the significant increase in the number of Hispanic businesses. They also talk about how to best handle the extremely controversial and emotional immigration issue.

Jim M. joins Jim B. to talk about some of the 21st century export opportunities for small businesses, including a proposed new small business division at the Export/Import Bank, which helps small businesses finance exports.

Governor du Pont joins Jim to talk about his thoughts on the criticism President Bush is getting over his National Security Agency's intercepts of foreign calls and emails from people the government think are associated with terrorists. They move on to talk about the U.S. economy and the Governor's thoughts on the future of America.

Sam joins Jim to report on the current Tatum Survey of Business Conditions, and the news is good. Tatum says the economy has arrived at a strong plateau. The also talk about the condition of pricing power.

Robert joins Jim as he broadcasts live from The Small Business Chamber of Commerce in Memphis, Tennessee to talk about what a Chamber of Commerce can do for your small business.

John joins Jim for the first time to talk about the progress of the immigration legislation that's weaving its way through Congress, and what it will mean to America's small businesses.