Chris Murray was joined by Robert Maginnis, a retired U.S. Army lieutenant colonel, senior fellow for National Security at Family Research Council, and the author of 14 books. His latest, “The New AI Cold War,” releases in April 2026. They dove deep into Data Centers.

Chris Murray was joined by Robert Maginnis, a retired U.S. Army lieutenant colonel, senior fellow for National Security at Family Research Council, and the author of 14 books. His latest, &ldquo;The New AI Cold War,&rdquo; releases in April 2026. They dove deep into Data Centers.

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Chris Murray is joined by investigative analyst Stu Smith of City Journal and @thestustustudio on X. Known for his on-the-ground reporting covering political extremism, campus unrest, and cultural issues impacting the country, Stu shares his firsthand perspective while discussing whether nonprofits are deserving of favored tax-exempt status and how politics and activism are shaping that debate.

Chris Murray is joined by investigative analyst Stu Smith of City Journal and @thestustustudio on X. Known for his on-the-ground reporting covering political extremism, campus unrest, and cultural issues impacting the country, Stu shares his firsthand perspective while discussing whether nonprofits are deserving of favored tax-exempt status and how politics and activism are shaping that debate.

Your Financial Editor 05-09-26

Chris Murray is joined by economist John Phelan to break down the ongoing migration trend from “blue states” to “red states.”

Phelan, a graduate of Birkbeck College, University of London and the London School of Economics, brings a mix of academic insight and real-world experience, including a decade in finance and time with Capital Economics.

The conversation dives into why Americans are relocating in large numbers, with a focus on economic factors like taxes, cost of living, and government regulation. Phelan explains how policy differences between states are shaping these migration patterns—and what it could mean for local economies and future political landscapes.

Chris Murray is joined by economist John Phelan to break down the ongoing migration trend from &ldquo;blue states&rdquo; to &ldquo;red states.&rdquo;
Phelan, a graduate of Birkbeck College, University of London and the London School of Economics, brings a mix of academic insight and real-world experience, including a decade in finance and time with Capital Economics.
The conversation dives into why Americans are relocating in large numbers, with a focus on economic factors like taxes, cost of living, and government regulation. Phelan explains how policy differences between states are shaping these migration patterns&mdash;and what it could mean for local economies and future political landscapes.

Your Financial Editor 05-02-26

Chris Murray got into the latest from the world of finance. 

Chris Murray got into the latest from the world of finance.&nbsp;

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