12-22-2021 Liberty RoundTable with Sam Bushman

<p>Hour 1<br> * Guest: Dr. Murray Sabrin, Retired professor of Finance at Ramapo &nbsp;College who emigrated with his family from West Germany to the United &nbsp;States in 1949, earned multiple degrees including a Ph.D. in economic &nbsp;geography from Rutgers University, and founded the Sabrin Center for &nbsp;Free Enterprise in the Anisfield School of Business in 2007 with his &nbsp;wife, Florence – MurraySabrin.com</p> <p>* Murray’s brand-new book, “Navigating the Boom/Bust Cycle: An &nbsp;Entrepreneur’s Survival Guide,” sets out a provocative road map for &nbsp;right now – as Americans grapple with their inflation fears.</p> <p>* What role does the Federal Reserve play in the boom/bust cycle?</p> <p>* Small business owners are the backbone of America. How can small &nbsp;business owners steer their companies during the business cycle so they &nbsp;too can thrive and survive?</p> <p>* How can corporate executives, their firms and their employees not just survive – but thrive – when economic bubbles burst?</p> <p>* What can you do to survive and thrive in the boom/bust cycle if you’re a student or thinking about retiring or changing jobs?</p> <p>* Is it smart to join The Great Resignation at this time?<br> <br> Hour 2<br> * Guest: Pete Sepp – President of National Tax Payers Union – (NTU) &nbsp;is the Voice of America’s Taxpayers, mobilizing elected officials and &nbsp;citizens on behalf of tax relief and reform – NTU.org.</p> <p>* Biden’s failure of the Build Back Better Legislation – A nightmare before Christmas.</p> <p>* Beginning in 2017, the Problem Solvers Caucus became an independent &nbsp;member-driven group in Congress, comprised of representatives from &nbsp;across the country – equally divided between Democrats and Republicans – &nbsp;committed to finding common ground on many of the key issues facing the &nbsp;nation.</p> <p>* Government Admits $100B in COVID Relief Funds Have Been Stolen.</p> <p>* NTU rates each Member of Congress’ voting record to determine how &nbsp;friendly (or unfriendly) they