Steve NoxonToday’s guests:
Tommy Valentine from CatholicVote on the dramatic uptick in violence against Catholic churches.
Steve Milloy, Senior E&E Legal Fellow and former member of President Trump’s EPA team on President Biden’s kamikaze climate plan for the US economy.
Ryan Walker, Acting Executive Director of Heritage Action for America, calls on Congress to vote “No” on the upcoming Appropriations “Minibus” bill.
Christian Watson of the Pensive Politics podcast joins me to discuss NH Gov. Chris Sununu recent comments regarding Trump’s responsibility for the GOP’s “underperformance”.
I also speak with Alfredo Ortiz, President & CEO of the Job Creators Network, as well as the author of “The Real Race Revolutionaries” and the co-host of the Main Street Matters podcast. We analyze a recent Wall Street Journal poll showing how voters feel about the state of the economy.
On today’s Spouting Off, I am joined by Jason Isaac, CEO & Founder of the American Energy Institute on the real impacts of “Bidenomics”.
I also talk more about the folly of EVs, including the danger posed by e-bikes to life and property.
I was honored to be invited to join Carol Platt Leibau of the Yankee Institute as her guest on their Y CT Matters podcast. We discussed some of the problems that would be caused if lawmakers are successful at passing creating some new tax bills they have proposed.
Dr. Sabrin is Emeritus Professor of Finance at Ramapo College of New Jersey and the author of From Immigrant to Public Intellectual: An American Story. He joins me to provide his thoughts on a prediction from a Morgan Stanley strategist that the stock market will collapse in 2023.
Former ambassador to the Vatican Frances Rooney lays out his suggestions for the new US House majority to begin to enact policies that will actually solve problems being faced by the country.
Sen. Sampson joins us to discuss state issues as he runs for reelection to his 16th senate District seat.
Phil is the leader of American Commitment, an organization dedicated to restoring and protecting the American Commitment to free markets, economic growth, Constitutionally-limited government, property rights, and individual freedom. We discuss the efforts to stop the unconstitutional executive actions of the Biden administration to cancel student loan debt.
State Senator Henri Martin and I discuss the possibility of the regulations put into place by the 2017 legislature that have help reign in the reckless spending by the legislature may expire in June 2023.