Life Without Lawyers
Philip K. Howard, founder and chair of Common Good, joins Dennis McCuistion to discuss the flaws of the legal system today. He states, "Law encourages people to do what they know is wrong."
Philip K. Howard, founder and chair of Common Good, joins Dennis McCuistion to discuss the flaws of the legal system today. He states, "Law encourages people to do what they know is wrong."
17% of our GDP is spent on health care, thus health care has gone from being a personal issue to a public policy debate. In this 20 year retrospective on this issue we feature various perspectives: liberal, conservative and libertarian.
Dennis McCuistion discusses media and the Internet and interviews with some of the most prestigious names in journalism including: Bill Moyers, Sam Donaldson, Bob Schieffer, Jim Lehrer, John Solomon.
This segment of Twenty Years of McCuistion focuses on three key issues critical to our future: energy, the environment and immigration. Several notable guests join us in this retrospective look at the past as they add new information.
Since its signing in 1787 and its subsequent ratification, the Constitution of the United States has provided a protection and support for the freedoms and actions of responsible citizens in America.
During this six-part series on the American education system, entitled, Education and Our Children, we revisit past programs and hear students recite the St. Philip's Creed.
On September 8, 2010 the Foundation for Responsible Television, producers of the McCuistion Program, invite you to Get Up and Give!
The late Matt Simmons contributed much to the field of Peak Oil Production. Join us as we visit these Telly winning episodes.
Charles Gasparino joins McCuistion to discuss the 30 years that led up to the financial crisis during part one of a two part series on The Sellout.
The Texas Public Policy Foundation speaks their opinion on the health care reform bill that made history this weekend, saying that it enables the federal government takeover of America’s health care system.