Jim and Michael discuss the future of talk radio. They reminisce about radio and the changes over the generations. Michael forecasts what changes will be made to talk radio, and radio in general.

Joan and Jim talk about the 80 million baby boomers and the healthcare system. They talk about the cost of healthcare and when the conditions might improve. They go on to talk about President Bush's tax plan.

Jim and Knight start out by discussing what might happen between the U.S. government and Iraq. They go on to talk about anti-Americanism in the world and in the United States.

Jim and Joan talk about the latest issue of the Kiplinger letters. They discuss the tension between the federal government and the states due to tax cuts.

Jim and Joan talk about how we need a dose of economic realism. Joan goes on to explain what that means. They also talk about what President Bush could have planned for retirement plans.

Monica joins Jim to talk about her book about one of the most important men in Wall Street.

Jim and Rich talk about the United State's relationship with Germany, France, and Mexico. They discuss the U.S.'s role in aiding all three countries and how now that the U.S. needs allies, they are not helping.

Jim and Rick talk about the shift taxing to spending from income that the President's tax bill would promote.

Jim and Joan talk about what is in the latest Kiplinger Letter. They discuss a war in Iraq and the evidence the President presented to the public about weapons in Iraq.

Joan joins Jim to cover the latest issue of the Kiplinger Washington Letter. They talk about small businesses using unlicensed software and the legal actions taken against people who have used software illegaly.