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Jim Duggan: 'Disclose and Comply; Times Have Definitely Changed'

FIRE PODCAST: Attorney Jim Duggan of the Duggan Bertsch, LLC law firm in Chicago specializes in international wealth planning. He warns there is no way to avoid the United States government learning about overseas bank holdings. And he says the aggressiveness of the United States government toward overseas banks is raising sovereignty issues, leading some overseas banks to stop doing business with Americans.

Joseph Bast and Herbert Walberg: Education and Capitalism

SRN PODCAST: Joseph Bast, President of the Heartland Institute and Dr. Herbert Walberg,chairman of the Board of Directors of the Heartland Institute discuss their book "Education and Capitalism: How Overcoming Our Fear of Markets and Economics Can Improve America's Schools" on the occasion of the 10th anniversary of the book’s release.

Steve Stanek and John Nothdurft: Marketplace Fairness Act

ITTN PODCAST: Steve Stanek, managing editor of Budget & Tax News and John Nothdurft, Director of Government Relations at the Heartland Institute, discuss the recent passage in the U.S. Senate of the Marketplace Fairness Act. Host: Jim Lakely

Ying Ma: Our Bailout Dollars at Work . . . In China

FIRE PODCAST: American taxpayers handed General Motors $50 billion to save the company from going out of business. Now General Motors is pouring billions of dollars of investment into China -- more investment in China than in the United States. China expert Ying Ma of SDB Partners joins us to discuss General Motors investment in China, the Chinese economy, and American government policies in this matter.

Willie Soon: The Sun and Global Temps

ECN PODCAST: Solar scientist Willie Soon explains how the sun continues to be the primary driver of global temperatures. Dr. Soon also emphasizes he is more than happy to debate alarmists who have the courage to engage in open and honest public debate.

Benjamin Domenech: Oregon Medicaid Study

HCN PODCAST: Benjamin Domenech discusses the important new Oregon Medicaid study.
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