Health Care: Employees and Employers
Health care costs are escalating, and while many employees are covered, fully or in part by their employer, rising costs pose problems for both.
Health Care: Hospitals and Insurance Companies
The present system of health care and the consolidation of both hospitals and insurance companies are confusing to most of us. This program is designed to give you a look at health care from the hospitals' perspective and to see risk and regulations as an insurance company views them so you can better understand the choices that you may need to make if you are ever faced with entering a hospital.
Federal Deficit Increase: $10 Million A Minute!
David Walker, former Comptroller General of the United States, joins Dennis McCuistion on this episode about the Federal Deficit Increase. Click here to watch the episode.
Health Care: The Public Policy Issues
The American health care system is routinely criticized by both liberals and conservatives from the average American to health care providers themselves, from hospitals, doctors, government and the insurance companies that deal with health care issues.
Payday Lending
There are those who say that these lenders provide a needed service and others who say that some lenders misrepresent the contract, charge exceptionally high interest, and make it almost impossible for borrowers to get out of debt.
US Spending and Debt: What Congress Needs to Do
US Spending and our National Debt are undoubtedly linked. In this episode of McCuistion TV we will discuss current standings and what Congress needs to do.
What Were the Lessons Learned from the 2010 Elections?
What should the media and the average citizen learn from the 2010 elections? Mark Davis, Thomas Brunell, PhD, and Ken Emanuelson of the Dallas Tea Party discuss.
Whistleblowers: Inside the Mortgage Meltdown
Richard Bowen, former Citi Financial employee and Wayne Shaw discuss whistleblowers and their role in corporate governance.
Occupying Wall Street and Main Street: What Are the Real Issues?
Unless you've been asleep the last few months, you know about the "loosely" organized movement referred to as Occupy Wall Street. Its slogan, "We are the 99 percent," has resonated with Americans from coast to coast.
Real Estate Foreclosures: Problems and Prevention
How can one negotiate with a lender to keep your home if real estate foreclosure is on the horizon?
What Caused the Real Estate & Mortgage Foreclosure Problem?
Is your home worth more than your mortgage? For many Americans that is not the case and they fall further and further behind in their payments. Yet why did so many Americans obtain mortgages they [...]
Does Our Constitution Still Matter?
Today, there are many who state that it needs to be changed in order to better reflect the needs of modern society, and that the Constitution needs to be reframed to cover situations our founding fathers had no way of predicting and anticipating.
Gun Control, Gun Violence & Right to Carry
While the Supreme Court, for now at least, has re-affirmed an individual’s right under the Second Amendment to bear arms, what are we to make of local and state gun laws
Guns and the Second Amendment
The US Supreme Court recently handed down decisions that the Second Amendment does in fact give individual citizens the constitutional right to bear arms.
TV and Its Impact on Society and Our Kids
Hank Moore and others discuss the influence of television on children. They provide TV watching statistics and suggestions for the future.