Topic One: States turning to Constitutional amendments to ban mandatory health insurance. Topic Two: Three Christians in Michigan suing over unconstitutional, federal hate-crime law. Gary Glenn is one of the three and he is Brannon's guest for a few minutes. Topic Three: Good news abounds. The Obama story in Washington D.C. in Union Station has been closed and boarded up. Obama is not as popular as he was a year ago. Not that is good news. Topic Four: What is wrong with the fed adding billions in liquidity to the markets? What would Jim Rogers do if he was fed chairman? Why can a recession be a good thing? Why is it not bad to let an investment bank go under? Why do we not need more banking regulations? Topic Five: Cities are announcing major cuts in basis services including turning off street lights, not paving roads, and not hiring police officers and firemen. We predicted this in 2007 and some people thought we were nuts. Topic Six: Watchdog says bank bailouts created bigger chance of more serious financial crisis.
Brannon Howse: February 8, 2010
Topic One: States turning to Constitutional amendments to ban mandatory health insurance. Topic Two: Three Christians in Michigan suing over unconstitutional, federal hate-crime law. Gary Glenn is one of the three and he is Brannon's guest for a few minutes. Topic Three: Good news abounds. The Obama story in Washington D.C. in Union Station has been closed and boarded up. Obama is not as popular as he was a year ago. Not that is good news. Topic Four: What is wrong with the fed adding billions in liquidity to the markets? What would Jim Rogers do if he was fed chairman? Why can a recession be a good thing? Why is it not bad to let an investment bank go under? Why do we not need more banking regulations? Topic Five: Cities are announcing major cuts in basis services including turning off street lights, not paving roads, and not hiring police officers and firemen. We predicted this in 2007 and some people thought we were nuts. Topic Six: Watchdog says bank bailouts created bigger chance of more serious financial crisis.