Videos

Authors Michael Hyatt and Tony Keyes talked about the year 2000 computer problem and the potential dangers and the efforts to fix the problem. They also answered the audience’s telephone cal…

Telephone lines were opened for viewer comments on news stories.

President Bill Clinton paid tribute to men and women in the U.S. Armed Forces. He also discussed a proposal for an increase in defense spending.

Various columnists discussed news stories and the work of a columnist, various columns and the business of columns. They responded to audience telephone calls, faxes, and electronic mail con…

Senators were shown arriving for a private meeting to decide how to proceed for the impeachment trial of President Clinton.

Author Roberto Salas talked about Fidel’s Cuba, his co-authored book of photographs which follows the life and history of Fidel Casto during the time of the Cuban Revolution. He talked about…

Mr. Woodson talked about crime in cities, health care, and other issues. He responded to audience telephone calls, faxes and electronic mail.

Editor Michael Kinsley talked about Slate magazine and current events. He responded to questions from audience telephone calls, faxes and electronic mail.

Senator McCain discussed the abuses of federal funds on many unnecessary pork barrel projects. He stressed that in order for the government to save Social Security they must spend the federa…

Senator Mike DeWine (R-OH) said that he would not support a censure of President Clinton. He argued instead that the senate must hold a trial and decide whether to remove him from office to …

National Governor’s Association Executive Director, Raymond Scheppach, gave a news conference and talked about the results of a fiscal survey of states.

Voices In The Wilderness Coordinator Rick McDowell said that the Treasury Department intended to fine his organization for violating the economic embargo on Iraq. He admitted to the violatio…

Mr. Price discussed urban issues and headline news. He also responded to audience telephone calls, faxes and electronic mail.

Telephone lines were open for audience comments.

The Population Institute President Werner Fornos discussed problems of a growing population and how it would affect various developing countries. He also responded to audience telephone call…

Mr. Coombs discussed headline news and responded to audience telephone calls, faxes and electronic mail.

People on the street talked about their favorite books of 1998.

Mr. Fornos talked about the problems associated with global overpopulation and provided recommendations to curb population growth. He noted that while growth rates had decreased, the rate wa…

U.S. Representatives Christopher Cox (R-CA) and Norman Dicks (D-WA) released a report which said that national security had been compromised as a result of joint satellite launches and other…

1998 news of the world and Great Britain was shown.