Made In America With Neal Asbury

Neal and Rich discuss the headlines of the week President Trump has won the second of three lawsuits alleging he violated the Constitution because foreigners and state officials patronize his businesses, such as the Trump Hotel in Washington, D.C.- GianCarlo Canaparo, Heritage FoundationDissatisfaction with education system, Shaun McAlmont Executive Vice President, Career Readiness Education k12 inc.House passes new minimum wage bill, Alfredo Ortiz, Job Creators Network

Neal and Rich discuss the cost of 100% renewable energy with James Taylor, a senior fellow for environment and energy policy at The Heartland Institute.Texas named best place to start a business by Wallethub. James Quintero leads the Think Local Liberty project at the Texas Public Policy Foundation explains why

Neal and Rich are joined this week by:Elaine Parker, Job Creators Network Foundation- graduates are entering a white-hot economy thanks to sound free-market policies.Lawrence McQuillan, Ph.D. Senior Fellow and Director, Center for Entrepreneurial Innovation, Independent Institute

Neal and Rich recap the debates with Liz Harrington, RNC Spokesperson. Trump continues to press China. Anders Corr, Corr Analytics, gives his thoughts on what Trump should do

Neal and Rich discuss the USMCA with Gerry Scimeca, vice president of Consumer Action for a Strong Economy and Trump's new energy plan with Dan K. Eberhart ,CEO of Canary, LLC

What's next for US/China relations? Neal and Rich discuss with Jacob Shapiro, Director or Analysis at Geopolitical Futures. Of the 55 million U.S. job openings expected through 2020, 36 million won’t require a bachelor’s degree. Shaun McAlmont, President for Career Readiness Education, talks about how we can be helping students prepare for the job market.

Neal and Rich talk about threatened US tariffs on Mexico with Dan Griswold, a Senior Research Fellow at the Mercatus Center at George Mason University and Co-Director of its Trade and Immigration Project. How AI will affect future employment with Paul McDonald, Robert Half Staffing senior executive director.Latest job number with Mark Hamrick, Bankrate.com

Neil and Rich discuss USMCA with Liz Harrington, National Spokesperson for the RNC/GOP. How can Trump be beaten in 2020? Allan Lichtman, American University explains. Jim Kennedy, Kennedy Institute for Public Policy research talks about the Meuller report and Meuller's statement.

Neal and Rich discuss the Electoral College with Trent England, President of Save Our States. Capitalism vs. Socialism with Marsha Enright, an educational entrepreneur, writer, and Founder and president of The Reason, Individualism, Freedom Institute .

Neal and Rich discuss Trump recent plan to raise tariffs on China with Dan Eberhart, CEO of Canary, LLC, a Denver, Colorado based drilling-services company, and managing partner of Eberhart Capital, LLC. Also, might unions have to refund dues to people forced to join the union? Jeffrey Schwab a Senior Attorney at the Liberty Justice Center talks about the case they are working on that might force unions to do just that.

Is college the only way to get a good job? Neal and Rich discuss with Richard Vedder, American economist, historian, author, and columnist. He is a professor emeritus of economics at Ohio University and senior fellow at The Independent Institute. What is the cost of Beto's Climate Change proposal? Marc Morano, ClimateDepot.com explains

Neal and Rich discuss the Free for All Dem Primary with Philip Wegmann ,White House Reporter,RealClearPolitics. Also good economic numbers with John Tamny, FreedomWorks Director for the Center for Economic Freedom

This week Neal and Rich discuss what free college would cost with Gary Wolfram, economics professor at Hillsdale College and the tech threat from China with Roslyn Layton, Trump Transition Team for FCC, is an international internet policy analyst and visiting scholar at the American Enterprise Institute.

Neal and Rich discuss health care reform with Robert E. Moffit, a senior fellow in Domestic Policy Studies at The Heritage Foundation and the science of the Green New Deal with Mark P. Mills a senior fellow at the Manhattan Institute and a faculty fellow at Northwestern University’s McCormick School of Engineering and Applied Science

Neal and Rich talk with Carol Roth, radio host, television personality, bestselling author and investor about her op-ed for Fox News-"Sorry AOC, capitalism is not the problem".Peter Spenuzza-Owner Imperial Commercial Cooking EquipmentJustin Danof, General Counsel for The National Center for Public Policy Research talks about Starbucks and diversity

Neal and Rich discuss the landmark ruling, that will allow Remington to be sued by families of Sandy Hook victims, with Gun Owners of America Legislative Counsel Michael Hammond.How robots are affecting the workforce with Cheryl Cran, entrepreneur, consultant, management coach.Nancy Pelosi wants the voting age lowered to 16 and the push to end the Electoral College with National Radio host Chad Benson

Neal and Rich discuss the situation in Venezuela with Fulton Armstrong, senior fellow at American University's Center for Latin American and Latino Studies. Big Labor is not on board with AOC's Green New Deal. Jon Miltimore, Managing Editor of FEE.org gives his insight.

Neal and Rich have a fascinating discussion with Mark Perry, AEI, about what $15/hr minimum wage did to New York City. John Whitehead, Rutherford Institute, talks about what Big Data really knows about you. Joe Barnett, Heartland Institute, talks about US economy. Is it poised to slow in 2019?

Rich and Neal talk talk to Elaine Parker, Job Creators Network, about their billboards critical of AOC praising the loss of Amazon in NYC. Fmr. Texas Rep. Jason Isaac talks about the Green New Deal and energy production.

Neal and Rich continue the Green New Deal conversation with Daniel Turner, Executive Director of Power the Future and Steve Forbes