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Gary MacDougal: The Wrong Way to Help the Poor BTN PODCAST: Gary E. MacDougal, a former business consultant and executive, advised Gov. Jim Edgar of Illinois, a Republican, on welfare reform and is the author of “Make a Difference: A Spectacular Breakthrough in the Fight Against Poverty” discusses his latest New York Times article "The Wrong Way to Help the Poor."	Randall Pozdena: Tax Myths Debunked BTN PODCAST: Economist and former Federal Reserve Bank Vice President Randall Pozdena says "progressive" politicians are spreading many "myths" concerning taxes and economics. He teamed with fellow economist Eric Fruits to write "Tax Myths Debunked," a report that sets the record straight on seven of the most common myths. He joins us to discuss the truths that debunk the myths.
Benjamin Domenech: implementation of Obamacare HCN PODCAST: Benjamin Domenech discusses the latest CBO report on the implementation of Obamacare.	Todd Wynn: Renewable Energy Mandates ECN PODCAST: Todd Wynn, director of the Energy, Environment, and Agriculture Task Force for the American Legislative Exchange Council, explains how renewable energy mandates are punishing the economy.
Benjamin Domenech: Smokers under Obamacare HCN PODCAST: Benjamin Domenech talks about how smokers are singled out for Obamacare rate hikes.	Dr. Alieta Eck: ObamaCare Hurts College Students SRN PODCAST: Although most young people voted for President Obama in 2008 and 2012, his signature achievement is particularly crushing to their freedom, health needs, and pocket books, says Dr. Alieta Eck. She is the founder of Zarephath Health Center in New Jersey, a free health clinic for poor and uninsured people. Dr. Eck outlines a better healthcare system for students, young people, and the general public, and shows how to make sure everyone has healthcare without forcing doctors to provide it and taxpayers to fund it.