Do We Need Fewer Regulations?
Recently Dennis McCuistion was featured in a Dallas Morning News article. Follow this link to view the article titled, "Fix, don't defang, consumer bureau" Dallas Congressman Jeb Hensarling makes an excellent case for getting rid of Dodd-Frank or at least dismantling a large chunk of it, including the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau. The 2,319-page Dodd-Frank Act was passed in July 2010. In the last seven years, only 80 percent of it has been implemented because it is so complex and costly. There were some good things in Dodd-Frank, including a provision requiring publicly traded corporations to ask their shareholders to [...]
Dodd-Frank: To Reform or Not?
Dodd-Frank didn’t end too big to fail, but it did cause tens of thousands of pages of regulations to be written that have helped cause over 1000 community banks to sell or merge in the last six years.
The NFL Channel Airs a McCuistion Clip!
The NFL Channel is airing a McCuistion TV clip about the Internet.
Celebrating 25 Years!
The McCuistion Program is celebrating 25 years! Thanks to you!
Free Press Is an American Right
Free press is being challenged under today's governmental administration. The Society of Professional Journalists and several other journalism groups believe our government is guilty of “politically driven suppression of the news”.
2014 DCEO Excellence in Corporate Governance Award
Dennis McCuistion is the person to talk to if you need to get up to speed on corporate governance.
Lois Lerner:Director of the Exempt Organizations Division of the IRS, joined the McCuistion Program in 2009 with helpful hints
Lois Lerner, Director of the Exempt Organizations Division of the IRS, joined the McCuistion Program in 2009 for two episodes- on Not For Profits Under IRS and Legal Scrutiny, and other non profit challenges, (http:/// www.frtv.org, episodes 1707 and 1708). On the program, Lerner offered an assurance that the IRS does what they can to ensure that each community nonprofit organization has easy access to the tools and resources they need to access government help and to ensure they are operating above board. Fast forward to recent events- and we learn a different story from the position she took on [...]
A TRIBUTE TO THE LATE MARGARET THATCHER
A Tribute to the Late Margaret Thatcher Former Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher became Britain’s first female prime minister in 1979 and served her nation very successfully in this role until her resignation in 1990. Known for her forceful convictions and strength of character, she became known as the Iron Lady. In July of 2011, John Blundell, Institute of Economic Affairs Fellow, author of Margaret Thatcher: Portrait of An Iron Lady, joined us on a McCuistion TV program, talking about her successful career and her many contributions to British society and the political system. (His colorful recollections, respectfully told, are worth watching: [...]
Press Release: 20 YEARS OF MCCUISTION ON KERA-TV
The topic-driven interview program McCuistion is celebrating its 20th anniversary on KERA-TV with a series of special programs. 20 Years of McCuistion airs Sunday, April 4 and Sunday, April 11 at 12:00 noon on KERA-TV.
McCuistion TV Wins Three 2009 Telly Awards
The McCuistion Program, now in its 20th year, has been selected by The Telly Award Committee in the 30th Annual Telly Award Competition for three Bronze awards for the following programs: What the Credit Crunch Means to You (#1703) Guests: Michael L. Davis, PhD: Professor of Economics and Finance, Southern Methodist University, Cox School of Business John Heasley: EVP, Texas Bankers Association Bob McTeer, PhD: Distinguished Fellow, National Center for Policy Analysis Dory Wiley, CPA: President, Commerce Street Capital Nutrition Part Two: Eating Our Way to Better Health (#1714) Guest: T. Colin Campbell, PhD, Author: The China Study A Conversation [...]