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VIDEO: Iranian Sanctions
Thursday 19 December 2013 / Hour 2, Block A: Congressman Ted Deutch (FL-21), in re: Iran deal, sanctions, US-Israel relations, Egypt. Iran's illicit quest for nuclear weapons; the Senate vote today – 13 Republicans, 13 Democrats – "More than a quarter of the Senate introduced legislation Thursday that could raise sanctions on Iran and compel the United States to support Israel if it launches a pre-emptive attack on the Iranian nuclear program, defying President Barack Obama and drawing a veto...
VIDEO: The Administrative State
Thursday 19 December 2013 / Hour 1, Block A: Mary Kissel, Wall Street Journal editorial board, in re: David Weil's Record Obama's Labor Dept. nominee meets some resistance. David Weil will be in charge of minimum wage, overtime pay, what/when to pay employees, according to the Fair Credit Act....
VIDEO: Cowpens
Wednesday 19 December 2013 / Hour 1, Block A: Toshi Yoshihara, A. van Beuren Chair of Asia-Pacific Studies at the Naval War College, in re: Liaoning steams southward, USS Cowpens (displaces 10,0000 tons) training behind in international waters. A Chinese mil ship comes within 500 yards,...
VIDEO: Juno Says 'Hi!'
Wednesday 19 December 2013 / Hour 1, Block C: Dr. David M. Livingston, The Space Show, and Scott Bolton, theoretical and experimental space physicist, Director of the Southwest Research Institute Space Science and Engineering Division, in re: JUNO mission to Jupiter, launched 2011 and will arrive...
VIDEO: The Worst Is Yet to Come
Tuesday 17 December 2013 / Hour 1, Block C: Avik Roy, Manhattan Institute, in re: Obamacare nad website. Insurance cost wil be much higher than govt said; companies won’t pay so may drop insurance al together, esp industries such as foodservice – throwing people into Medicaid. Big bz, such as...
VIDEO: Japan's Year in Review
Tuesday 17 December 2013 / Hour 2, Block A: Joseph Sternberg, WSJ Asia editorial board, in re: A Japanese businessman is in a classic case of hope over experience: Shinzo Abe still generates optimisim. BoJ survey finds most Japanese surprisingly cheerful. If you look at current data, they’re...