Mitchell Bard is the executive director of a non-profit, a foreign policy analyst and a former senior analyst in the polling division of the 1988 Bush campaign. He exposes how American presidents and diplomats have sold out our interests and security to the Arab interests—Saudi Arabia, in particular. We discuss his book The Arab Lobby.
Scott Farris worked for United Press International and on several political campaigns, including his own. He’s turned his attention to Presidential races and on the losers to determine what impact they had on the nation. We discuss his latest book Almost President.
Guests include Scott Farris explaining what we can learn from the losers in Presidential elections, Mitchell Bard discussing the influence of the Arab Lobby and NBA basketball player Stephen Howard.
David Pietrusza is an historian and presidential scholar. He’s been compared to Doris Kearns Goodwin—another great historian. We discuss Harry Truman’s improbable victory and the year that transformed American from his latest book 1948.
Chris Markowski is the antidote to CNBC, Fox Business and Bloomberg. He’s the “Watchdog on Wall Street,” and we discuss his no-nonsense approach to our current financial and political situations to reveal how everything old is new again.
Richard Paul Evans is a best-selling author with more than 13 million books in print. He’s the master of the Christmas season. We discuss his latest book Lost December.