Paul Ryan: U.S. Should Focus On Social Mobility, Not Class Warfare

Chairman of the House Budget Committee Rep. Paul Ryan (R-Wis.) told the Heritage Foundation Wednesday that his ultimate goal is easing social mobility instead of promoting class warfare. (0:11)

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Paul Ryan: Obama Preying On Fear, Sowing Class Envy

Chairman of the House Budget Committee Rep. Paul Ryan (R-Wis.) accused President Obama of “preying on the emotions of fear, envy and resentment” in a speech at the Heritage Foundation Wednesday. (0:35)

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Ryan: Contrary To Obama's Message, GOP Is Not Attacking The Poor

Rep. Paul Ryan (R-Wis.) says the president has “wrongly framed Republican efforts to get government spending under control as hard-hearted attacks on the poor.” (0:25)

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Paul Ryan: Obama Using "Divisive Rhetoric" In Recent Tour Across Country

Chairman on the House Budget Committee Rep. Paul Ryan (R-Wis.) accused President Obama of using “divisive rhetoric and the broken politics of the past” as he travels the country to promote his jobs bill. (0:21)

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We Must Build A Sustainable Military Arsenal, Defense Official

General Counsel for the Department of Defense Jeh Johnson says that America needs a sustainable military arsenal to combat terrorism. (0:23)

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Hatch: Young Americans Being Sold Down The Drain With Affordable Care Act

Sen. Orrin Hatch (R-Utah) speaks at the Heritage Foundation Tuesday and says young Americans have the right to protest in Wall Street encouraging them to stay tuned to healthcare reform because they will be stuck with the bill. (0:26)

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Ashcroft Opposed To Closing GITMO

Former Attorney General John Ashcroft voiced his opposition to the current administration's plan to close down the Guantanamo Bay detention facility during an appearance Wednesday at the Heritage Foundation. (0:14)
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Senate Climate Bill Is Merely A Giant Energy Tax, Says Expert

Ben Lieberman with the conservative Heritage Foundation in Washington, D.C., tells Talk Radio News Service that a new climate bill in the Senate will likely harm the U.S., both from an energy and economic standpoint. (:35)
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Obama Now Realizing That "Charm Offensive" Hasn't Worked On Iran, Says Expert

Responding to news that the Obama administration is dispatching defense missiles to four Middle Eastern nations, Jim Carafano with the Heritage Foundation in Washington, D.C. says that the President is finally realizing that his strategy of simply using diplomacy to convince Iran to abandon its nuclear ambitions has failed. (:26)
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U.S. Has All The Tools For Preventing Another Terror Attack, Says Expert

Responding to testimony given yesterday by Director of National Intelligence Dennis Blair, Jim Carafano with the Heritage Foundation in Washington, D.C. says that al-Qaeda is desperate to attack the U.S. However, he says that Blair's statement that al-Qaeda is planning a massive strike in the U.S. sometime in the next six months should not put us in panic mode. "We've got the tools in the toolkit [to prevent future attacks], we just have to use them," says Carafano. (:36)
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New Intelligence Suggesting Possible Upcoming al-Qaeda Attack Not Cause For Alarm, Says Expert

Responding to testimony yesterday given by Director of National Intelligence Dennis Blair, Jim Carafano with the Heritage Foundation in Washington, D.C. says intelligence that suggests al-Qaeda will attack the U.S. sometime in the next six months is not cause for alarm. (:19)
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Homeland Security Expert Disappointed By Obama Administration's 'Lack Of Leadership' In Response To Flight 253

Jena McNeil, a homeland security expert at the conservative Heritage Foundation, charges that the Obama administration lacked leadership following in their response to an attempted terrorist attack on-board flight 253. (0:26)
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Obama Administration Could Have Prevented Christmas Terrorism Attempt, Says Homeland Security Expert

Jena McNeil, a homeland security expert at the conservative Heritage Foundation, told Talk Radio News Monday that she believes the Obama administration could have taken steps to prevent the attempted terrorist attack on-board flight 253.

“[The Obama administration] could have stopped it before it even happened had the information been shared in a timely manner,” McNeil contends. (0:24)


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EPA Carbon Ruling No Surprise Says Analyst

David Kreutzer, Senior Policy Analyst in Energy Economics and Climate Change at the Heritage Foundation, says the Environmental Protection Agency’s ruling on the dangers of carbon dioxide is a "non surprise," but a “controversial ruling in the science world” nonetheless. He says President Obama is taking that ruling to the Copenhagen climate change conference to “show some form of progress of cutting C02 emissions.” (0:34)
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Obama's Visit To Copenhagen Will Not Impact Climate Legislation Here

David Kreutzer, Senior Policy Analyst in Energy Economics and Climate Change at the Heritage Foundation, says that President Obama's visit to the Copenhagen climate change summit will have “little impact” on legislation in Congress. But, he says the President’s visit did affect the Environmental Protection Agency's recent findings on the dangers of green house gas emissions. (0:20)
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Copenhagen Conference Is Opportunity For Obama To Show We Are Serious Climate Change

David Kreutzer, Senior Policy Analyst in Energy Economics and Climate Change at the Heritage Foundation, says President Obama is attending the climate change conference in Copenhagen because climate change legislation was one of his major priorities when he began serving as President. Because he made that issue such a high priority, President Obama must attend the conference, says Kreutzer. (0:36)
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Obama Aims To Prove U.S. Interest In Climate Change In Copenhagen

David Kreutzer, Senior Policy Analyst in Energy Economics and Climate Change at the Heritage Foundation, says President Obama is attending the Copenhagen climate change summit to “make a case that the United States is dealing with climate change differently than the previous administration." (0:21)
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Medicaid Expert Says Healthcare Reform Will Regrettably Usher In "Whole New World"

Dennis Smith with the Heritage Foundation says that big decisions, such as health care, should be left to the smallest forms of government - i.e. individual members of the public. Smith argues that Americans are living in a whole new world in terms of government intervention and spending.
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Healthcare Reform Will Give Way To Massive Gov't Spending By 2029 Warns Expert

The Heritage Foundation's Dennis Smith says that healthcare reform is just the tip of the iceberg for those concerned about government spending. Smith says that by 2029, the Federal government will be responsible for roughly 20% of all U.S. spending. (:27)
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People Will Be In Shock Over Mandatory Health Insurance Says Expert

Dennis Smith, a Senior Fellow at the Heritage Foundation, says that Americans will be "shocked" to wake up and discover that the government is forcing them to purchase health insurance. (:19)
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