Economic Stimulus

Audio & Video

1. 

   Dottie Lynch

   Audio

   08/16/2011

   Michelle Bachman won the Iowa Straw Poll, but many say the GOP race is between Mitt Romney and Rick Perry. Who do you think is the strongest GOP contender and can any of them beat President Obama? Bob talks to CBS Political Analyst Dottie Lynch to discuss.
2. 

   7-28 7am Mary Landrieu

   Audio

   07/28/2011

   US Senator Mary Landrieu on the debt crisis in Washington
3. 7-25 10a.m. Garland with Ron Fauchaux and Bill Redpath

   Audio

   07/25/2011

   Garland talks with Political Analyst and Professor at George Washington University, President of Clarus Research Group, Ron Fauchaux and National Treasurer of the Libertarian Party of the United States, is the immediate Past Chair of the Party, Bill Redpath. As the debt crisis escalates more and more..Americans say--tax the rich. 72% now support raising taxes on people who earn over $250,000 a year. Do you? Is $250,000 rich? If it is--does that mean you stop working hard once you earn $20,000? (Should everyone be taxed equally? Bill Gates pays the same as everybody else for high end coffee and toll road, should he have to pay larger percentages of taxes? If we try to force the rich to pay more can't they simply transfer their money to another country? To stop that from happening -wouldn't we have to convince all other countries to stop such practices?)
4. 6-20 1p.m. Spud with Ron Faucheaux

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   06/20/2011

   Spud talks with Political Analyst and Professor at George Washington University, President of Clarus Research Group also former Louisiana State Legislator from New Orleans, Ron Faucheaux. What are the daily and weekly polls telling us about the American mind set when it comes to the Presidential Election? What are the main driving issues for voters? And who is really leading the Republican pack?
5. 4-26 12p.m. Garland with Jerry Seib

   Audio

   04/26/2011

   Garland talks with Washington Bureau Chief the Wall Street Journal, Jerry Seib. Why you should care about our "national debt limit" and why the debate over it may be misleading.