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QUESTION #2: What will it take for the press and the president to be able to dialogue and have mutual respect for each other? Answer: Dave Kistler: “In part, the answer is for us to get back to civility and mutual respect. I think it’s going to take a commitment on...

QUESTION #3: Is there a solution to this problem? Answer: David New: “…I don’t think it was wise for the president to say that the press is the enemy of the state or the people. That’s an unwise thing to do. I can understand the frustration and I can understand the...

QUESTION #2: Why is it so difficult to get things done in Washington, DC? Answer: Senator Tom Coburn: “I actually address this in the book. What we're experiencing today is factionalization. And our founders were really worried about that; that factions would soon...

QUESTION #3: What is the ‘convention of states’ resolution, and why do you believe that this approach is the most comprehensive way to get back to what our Founders envisioned? Answer: Senator Tom Coburn: “First of all, the reason I believe that this will work is...

QUESTION #4: What do you say to those who disagree about the need for a ‘convention of states’? Answer: Senator Tom Coburn: If I thought there was a potential for something harmful out of this, I wouldn't be associated with it. What is harmful is to continue to allow...

QUESTION #1: Do you think an open and free society needs to be limited because of things like the shooting in VA, or do you think that there is another cause behind this type of occurrence? Answer: Dr. Gary Dull: “…We all know how society has been limited in many,...

QUESTION #3: Recently, the UK Prime Minister, Teresa May, made a startling statement about human rights, saying that, in effect, if human rights get in the way of certain government agendas, then Parliament will just have to change the laws. Can you confirm these...