Made In America With Neal Asbury

Louis E. Varela Nevaer is considered one of the nation's leading authorities on Hispanics and Latinos. As director of Hispanic Economics, he has written extensively on Hispanic consumer behavior in the United States. John Tamny, Director of the Center for Economic Freedom at FreedomWorks. He's also editor of RealClearMarkets and a senior economic adviser to Toreador Research & Trading

Neal and Rich talk to Peter Schwiezer, author of Profiles in Corruption, ffers a deep-dive investigation into the private finances and secret deals of some of America’s top leaders. Dan Griswold, Mercatus Center trade scholar and author of a new research paper that states: Despite the grim picture that some candidates paint, most American workers are seeing their real incomes rise in a U.S. economy that is reaching full employment.

Neal and Rich talk to Kenyatta Lovett, Assistant Commissioner Tennessee Workforce Services Division about their apprenticeship program and how it benefits both the student and the employer. Chris Jacobs, the Founder and CEO of Juniper Research Group and author of The Case Against Single Payer, talks about what the Dems are actually trying to accomplish in health care reform.

Neal and Rich this week speak to the inventor of the Aqua Vault, which helps you protect your belongings while on vacation. Danielle DiMartino Booth, CEO and Chief Strategist for Quill Intelligence LLC, a research and analytics firm talks about the booming economy.

Neal and Rich talk about how the SBA can help Veterans start a business with Mr. Larry Stubblefield,the Associate Administrator for the Office of Veterans Business Development (OVBD) at the U.S. Small Business Administration. Chris Talgo, editor & research fellow with The Heartland Institute discusses how out of control government spending is.

Lloyd Chapman, American Small Business League, talks about government contracts and small business. Neal and Rich discuss the happenings of the week.

Neal and Rich discuss Ryan Khurana's article -The Return of the American Entrepreneur. Ryan is the Founder and Executive Director of the Institute for Advancing Prosperity. Matt Margulies, VP of China Operations at the US/China Business Council breaks down Phase One of the USMCA.

With recent strikes from the US and Iran, what will this mean for US gas prices? Patrick DeHaan Head of Petroleum Analysis Gassbuddy.com discusses. Trump recently signed "Phase One" of the USMCA. Where do we go from here? Neal and Rich talk about that and other trade issues with Lenny Feldman, Sandler Travis Rosenberg International Trade Customs and export Law.

Greg McBride, Bankrate.com- Greg anticipates that the stock market will rise modestly through the first three quarters with the S&P 500 reaching a peak of 3350 before election- and uncertainty-induced volatility take hold in the fourth quarterDan Gainor, Media Research Center-After years of blasting President Trump’s economic successes, it seems the media is finally giving him some credit where credit is due.

A very busy week in politics. Can Trump recover from impeachment? Neal and Rich discuss with Susan Crabtree, senior White House and national political correspondent for RealClearPolitics. Gretchen Smith, Code of Vets, talks about the outreach program she heads up for Veterans in need. Andy Mangione, Association of Mature American Citizens, talks about the recent court ruling declaring Obamacare mandate unconstitutional.

Neal and Rich discuss the cruise industry with Edie Rodriguez, Americas Brand Chairwoman Ponant Cruises. Congress and WH close to reaching a deal with USMCA. Dan Griswold, Mercatus Center talks about the pros and cons

Neal and Rich discuss the student loan crisis with Young America’s Foundation Spokesman Spencer Brown. What is France trying to do with a global tax? Richard Rubin, Wall Street Journal Tax Policy reporter explains.

Neal and Rich have a lively discussion about apprenticeships in America with Eric Seleznow, senior advisor - JFF's Center for Apprenticeship & Work-Based Learning. Jamie Hall, research fellow and seasoned quantitative analyst talks about how Medicare for All would harm the American Worker

John Lott, President Crime Prevention Research Center talks about SCOTUS allowing Sandy Hook survivors to continue their case against Remmington Arms. Ray Keating, Chief Economist, Small Business and Entrepreneurship Council talks about Small business optimism.

Neal and Rich discuss the Paris Climate Agreement with Pat Michaels, Senior Fellow Competitive Enterprise Institute and Elizabeth Warren's Medicare for All plan with Jason Pye, vice president of legislative affairs for FreedomWorks.

This week, Neal and Rich discuss the latest job numbers with Mark Hammrick, Senior Economist, Bankrate.com. Trade talks between China and the US continue and "Phase One" of a new deal could come soon. Chong Xiang is an economics professor at the Krannert School of Management and talks about what we can expect.

Neal and Rich discuss the power situation in California with Nick Loris, Heritage Foundation. Gary Goldfarb, Chief Strategy Officer, Interport, talks about effects of world tariffs.

Neal and Rich talk to Elaine Parker, President Job Creators Network Foundation, about their new Healthcare for You framework,developed by the Job Creators Network Foundation and several patient advocacy group. Dr. Gary Hufbauer, Peterson Institute for International Economics talks about Syria, Turkey and US Sanctions.

Richard Ferguson, a former Hewlett Packard business executive, maintains that Democrats are literally attacking our country from within.Clark Packard, R Street Institute talks about the USMCA and US agricultural exports.

Jim Kennedy, Kennedy Institute for Public Policy Research talks about the growing move by House Dems for impeachment hearings. Rose Tennent talks about Made in America 2019, hosting over 30,000 people over the 4-day event intent on aligning with the goal of raising the economic importance of American manufacturing.