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The Schilling Show 1/26/18 Hour 2: Christine Solem, Richard Fields, Phil Kerpen

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The Schilling Show 1/26/18 Hour 2: Christine Solem, Richard Fields, Phil Kerpen

Christine Solem, farmer and food activist, explains herd shares as well as SB962 and HB825 involving state registration as a raw milk user and farmers required to pay unwarranted vet bills.

Richard Fields, press secretary for Libertarian National Committee, shares the Libertarian view of the federal government, what the shutdown demonstrates, and more on the government shutdown and the inessential government.

President of American Commitment, Phil Kerpen discusses the triple victory of the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act, impact on wage growth and tax hikes.

All of this and more in hour two on a Freaky and Free Phone Friday edition of The Schilling Show!

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