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David Henderson, economics professor at Washington University in St Louis MO, the editor of The Fortune Encyclopedia of Economics, explained the basics of U.S. economic policy. His book took…

Sarah McClendon, Editor for McClendon News Services, and Michael Kranish, White House Correspondent for the Boston Globe, talked about Chief of Staff Leon Panetta’s announcement earlier that…

The guests discussed the current U.S. policy in reducing its own nuclear arsenals and aiding the Russians in reducing theirs. They particuarly focused on the Clinton administration’s recent …

Larry DiRita, the deputy director of foreign studies for the Heritage Foundation and Pete Zirnite, a senior research fellow with the Council on Hemispheric Affairs, analyzed current U.S. pol…

Chief of the U.S. Forest Service Jack Thomas discussed the functions of the U.S. Forest Service and its role in fighting the forest fires throughout the western states at the time.

Lawrence Thompson, who was the Principal Deputy Director of the Social Security Administration, discussed the legislation making the Social Security Administration an independent agency and …

Senator Howard Metzenbaum (D-OH) talked about his reactions to the procedural vote on the crime legislation in the Senate.

The phone lines were opened for viewer comments on the recent vote on the procedural vote on crime legislation in the Senate.

Alyssa Rubin of Congressional Quarterly spoke about the key elements of a new bill introduced by the Democratic House leadership that tries to differentiate itself from the Clinton plan.

Suneea Ratan reviewed the week’s House and Senate Banking Committee hearings on the Whitewater investigation and previewed the continuation of hearings next week.

Mr. Stein and Mr. Victor by telephone discussed the Clinton administration’s policy toward Haitianrefugees, including such issues as whether the"safe havens"approach works and whether Haitia…

Ron Taylor, reporter for the Washington Times, spoke about the congressional hearings on tobacco regulation. He talked about tobacco companies and their recent efforts to mislead the FDA. Mr…

Participating by remote connection from Chicago, Julia Wallace of the Chicago Sun-Times discussed Rep. Dan Rostenkowski’s (D-IL) indictment and arraignment. She also discussed the Sun-Times'…

The discussion on ‘Live call-in’ Mr. David Binder, THE NEW YORK TIMES focused on the Conflict in Former Yugoslavia (Bosnia) and gave an update on possible agreement for ceasefire. He sai…

During this ‘Live Call-in’ segment guests: Senator Phil Gramm(R-TX) and Representative Nancy Johnson (R-CT) discussed several GOP healthcare reform proposals under consideration in…

The guests, representing different segments of the business community, spoke on the various forms of President Bill Clinton’s health care reform, as well as the effect of reform on businesse…

Jef McAllister, Time Magazine’s State Department correspondent, discussed the latest developments in the conflict in former Yugoslavia, including Serbian agreement that they withdraw from th…

Representatives Martin Sabo (D-Minnesota) and Jim Kolbe (R-Arizona), both members of the House Budget Committee, participated in a live call-in program. They spoke about President Bill Clint…

Representative Eric Fingerhut (D-Ohio) described the key elements of his welfare reform proposal. He talked about a temporary emergency relief system, job training for the unemployed, and lo…

Author, Matthew Lesko, participated in a viewer call-in program. He talked about sources of information from the federal government on how to get information free.