Michael Barnes discusses how President Trump is focusing on foreign affairs by dealing with North Korea and ISIS aggressively. Mr. Barnes argues President Trump deserves the opportunity to shake things up and do things differently. This segment aired on May 2, 2017.

Michael Barnes discusses that the proposed GOP health care replacement bill’s notion of a 30% increase in premium is not enough of an incentive and that there must be something stronger to get people to buy health insurance when they’re healthy. He argues hopefully that solution will come out of the U.S. Senate, which will serve as a moderating influence on this House bill. Mr. Barnes also examines how vital insurance reforms would reduce administrative costs and place greater controls on the insurance industry, putting patients and providers back in charge of care. The segment aired on Tuesday, March 7, 2017.

Michael Barnes discusses how it is realistic to see sizable action in the first 100 days of President-Elect Trump’s administration, with his focus on corporate responsibility, tax reform, and implementing market-based health care reforms. Mr. Barnes also touched on President-Elect Trump’s mainstream, economic populist approach that both liberals and conservatives can get around. The segment aired on Friday, December 30, 2016.

Michael Barnes discusses how President-Elect Trump is utilizing the time before he takes office to prepare for new corporate CEO leadership, and to set expectations among the corporate sector to look out for American workers; this in order to build that mentality into leadership plans for 2017 and beyond. The segment aired on Wednesday, December 28, 2016.