Your host Richard Morrison welcomes returning guest co-host Jeremy Lott of the Capital Research Center and technical producer Ryan Young as special guest commentator for episode 62. We start with the semi-proposed allegedly not-a-bailout of the newspaper industry, Steven Chu’s condescending views on energy policy…
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Episode 62: Soak the Rich, Reap the Wind
by Ryan Young
September 28, 2009 @ 1:50 pm
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Episode 57: The Scandal That Wouldn’t Die
by Ryan Young
August 24, 2009 @ 1:27 pm
Your host Richard Morrison welcomes back guest co-hosts William Yeatman and the Capital Research Center’s Jeremy Lott for episode 57. We start with Blue Dogs and health care legislation, cash for clunkers running on fumes, and AT&T’s response to an iPhone controversy. We continue…
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