March 18, 2011 at 12:50 PM Japan is facing two meltdowns in the wake of its devastating earthquake. The first, and more critical, is the meltdown at the Fukushima I Nuclear Plant, 150 miles north of Tokyo. Surely, this is the greater near-term threat. But long-term, another threat looms, having to do with the Japanese …
Nancy Mace, wife & small business owner, on how she decided to try and replace Lindsey Graham in the Senate, why she believes term limits are an important reform, and her unlikely beginnings as the first female graduate of The Citadel.
Democracy’s Overrated. David Harsanyi, syndicated columnist & senior editor at The Federalist, on his new book, The People Have Spoken (and They Are Wrong).
Free Form Friday, guided by the best callers in talk radio! Cliff’s Notes Recap Weekly Recap for 03-10-14 to 03-14-14 Monday – Welfare programs make the problems worse Tuesday – Global debt has reached $100 trillion. Wednesday – Feinstein has changed her position on spying abuses. Thursday – Australia’s economy continues to improve. Friday – The uninsured are less interested …
Andrew Schiff Guest Hosting… Jeff Stier, director of the National Center for Public Policy Research, on why a virus-stricken seven-year old boy was nearly denied a potentially life-saving cure, whether the FDA is to blame, and what precedent this sets for the future.
Posted by Peter Schiff on 03/07/2014 at 5:45 PM Everyone agrees that the winter just now winding down (hopefully) has been brutal for most Americans. And while it’s easy to conclude that the Polar Vortex has been responsible for an excess of school shutdowns and ice related traffic snarls, it’s much harder to conclude that the it’s responsible for the …
Free Form Friday, guided by the best callers in talk radio! Cliff’s Notes Recap Weekly Recap for 03-03-14 to 03-07-14 Monday – The markets are shrugging off the crisis in Ukraine. Tuesday – Putin is threatening to sell US Treasuries if US sanctions Russia. Wednesday – The government continues to blame the weather for bad economic news. Thursday – …
Before Bear Stearns and Lehman collapsed, the market for physical gold was limited to a relatively small group of investors who understood the havoc inflation was wreaking on our savings and the US markets. As the financial crisis took hold, a flood of new and inexperienced buyers entered the market, creating an opportunity for unscrupulous …
Axel Merk, president and chief investment officer at Merk Investments, on how Eurozone issues will impact American investors, how to profit from a Yellen-led Fed, and a few things Peter gets wrong about the world.
James Taylor, senior fellow at the Heartland Institute, on why global warming is not to blame for California’s drought, but rather Washington, D.C.
