Pardon The Disruption

Myron Ebell, the director of the Center for Energy and Environment at the Competitive Enterprise Institute, joins Adam to discuss the left's climate change hysteria, deregulation, energy policy, and the improvements of President Trump's EPA.

Lieutenant Governor Mary Taylor joins Adam to talk about the opioid crisis, combating the Regulatory State, life as a gubernatorial candidate, and all things Ohio.

Grover Norquist, founder and president of Americans for Tax Reform, joins Adam to talk about his infamous Taxpayer Protection Pledge, the future of the Republican Party, President Trump's historic tax reform law, and Burning Man.

Jacki Pick, host of the Jacki Daily Show on TheBlaze, joins Adam to talk about how America became the world's #1 exporter of oil and natural gas, the bright future of American energy, and the obstacles still facing this booming industry.

Transpartisan entrepreneur Michael Ostrolenk sits down with Adam to talk about transpartisanship, the failures of government run education and nutrition systems, and the new phenomena known as digital nomadism.

Director of the Center for Economic Freedom John Tamny sits down with Adam to discuss his new book, The End of Work, and dispel some popular economic fears circulating the country.

Andy Puzder, the former chief executive of CKE Restaurants — the parent company of Carl’s Jr. and Hardee’s — joins Adam to talk about his life, President Trump, the economy, and what it's like to go through a Senate confirmation process.

Legendary investor Jim Rogers joins Adam to talk about the economy, China, and the next financial crisis.

Former Ambassador C. Boyden Gray sits down with Adam to discuss the Trump Administration's efforts to eliminate burdensome regulations, Judge Brett Kavanaugh, and the future of the Supreme Court.

Steve Forbes sits down with Adam to discuss his infamous flat tax, his thoughts on President Trump's historic tax reform law, and the future of America's economy.

During one of FreedomWorks' Activist Fly-Ins Adam was joined by three amazing grassroots leaders who sat down and shared their stories about their own organizations, activism, and how anyone can get involved in the freedom movement.

Lisa Nelson CEO of the American Legislative Exchange Council (ALEC) joins Adam to talk about being a conservative at UC Berkeley, working for Newt Gingrich, her time running GOPAC, and her vision for ALEC and the conservative grassroots going forward.

FreedomWorks Senior Economic Contributor Stephen Moore joins Adam to discuss his early childhood, learning economics at George Mason University, working for the Reagan Administration, and share some tails from the campaign trail with President Donald Trump.

Senator Mike Lee (R-UT) sits down with Adam to discuss his early childhood, what it was like to clerk for a Supreme Court Justice, his time in the United States Senate, the Robert Mueller investigation, the Senate's failure to repeal ObamaCare, what can be done to fix the filibuster, and the current threats facing the Constitution.

Fox News, National Review, and The Wall Street Journal contributor John Fund joins Adam to discuss Justice Kennedy's retirement, the Supreme Court's recent rulings, the upcoming midterm elections, and his time with then Governor Ronald Reagan.