Mickelson's Podcast

Senator Rand Paul explains his anti-Patriot Act filibuster.   Tim Overlin talks about Personhood…upcoming meeting for the public.  Charles Murray says it’s time to return the idea of government,  “By the People”  --  says it’s time for civil disobedience.   And then, what to do with millions of dead birds.

Max Richtman from the National Committee to Preserve Social Security and Medicare thinks he can fix them…with a little more of your money.   Governor Mick Huckabee explains his no vote on the Iowa Straw Poll.   Doug Holtz-Eakin says it’s too expensive to export illegals.    And Disney makes it’s fired workers train their replacements.

The Forgivenss Project, Marina Cantacuzino…inspiring and frustrating.   Scott Taylor, Navy Seal, worries about the US sacrifice in Iraq being wasted.  OPSEC.  He wants Iowan to be very careful who we select as the next Commander in Chief.   Then, anIowa judge sends home a murder jury cuz they aren’t diverse enough.  Iowans are appalled.

It National Dog Bite Week.   Dog trainer Dane Fedman tells how to avoid getting chewed on.   The scariest movie trailer…ever.  And chasing Hillary…at 95mph.

Rick Manning says Obama should NOT be given fast-track authority on the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP).  Currency Guru James Rickards tells how old money keeps their money.  And what do IRS forfeitures and the Boone Farm Expo have in common?

Peggy Woodward, editor of Taste of Home,  corrects our  grilling faux paus.   Frank Gaffney talks about US insecurity.  Kirsten Powers talks about the Silencing: How the Left is Killing Free Speech.  And grading Jeb.

Professor Michael Useem wonders why Chili was so able to recover from a devastating earthquake so quickly and other places languish in destruction for a long time.  “Leadership Dispatches: Chile’s Extraordinary Comeback from Disaster”.      Michael Foley has The Sinner’s Guide to a Holy Happy Hour.  A Catholic guide to social lubrication.  Then,  is this what a silent Spring sounds like?  Iowans wonder where the bees have gone.

Openline—Obama’s bitter half,  Iowans running guns,  and an honest government employee blocks gotcha cams.  Scott McEwen  (of American Sniper fame) with “The Sniper and the Wolf”.   Congressman Steve King talks about security.   Then, Dana Perino  And the Good News is…

Senator Rand Paul updates the issues…says he’ll vote “no” on Obama’s fast track trade agreements.   Then, the perils of 911 nuisance calls.  And,   Iowan, John Hays,  is in Nepal trying to bring drinkable water to earthquake victims.  Plus, Hughie Tweedy still won’t agree to a pipeline even though he’s been offered a bribe of a $1,200 prostitute.   

Dr. Ben Carson calls for a “bible-based flat tax”  and gets hammered by MSM.   Col Ralph Peters writes about the Civil War with vigor—Valley of the Shadow.  Iowans aren’t sure about the reliability of military.  Skeptical.