James Carville: “Anybody’s Guess” If Election Will Happen in November

As the coronavirus continues to reroute American life, the business-as-usual routine of politics remains up in the air. With the Democratic Convention possibly postponed, and growing calls for Bernie Sanders to exit the race for favorite Joe Biden, Democrats are eyeing the election this November with increasing apprehension. Democratic analyst James...

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Dr. Ian Lipkin: “I Just Know What We Need to Do” to Fight Pandemic

Dr. Ian Lipkin, professor of Epidemiology, and Director of the Center of Infection and Immunity at Columbia University’s Mailman School of Public Health, joined The Cats Roundtable to address the treatments being tested to confront the coronavirus. Dr. Lipkin, who came down with the coronavirus in New York himself, after...

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House Minority Whip Steve Scalise: Relief Package Is a Matter of Life or Death for Businesses

This past Friday, President Donald Trump signed a $2 trillion dollar economic stimulus bill,  rolling out financial relief for millions of Americans, reeling from the coronavirus pandemic. House Minority Whip, Steve Scalise, joined The Cats Roundtable to give details about what Americans can expect from the stimulus package, and the...

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Former Speaker Newt Gingrich: This is Not a Permanent Detour

The coronavirus has mixed into nearly every corner of the world, but leaders like President Trump are worried that the response, including mass shelter-in-place orders, the closing of businesses, and the shutting down of industries, could hit the economy worse than the pandemic. With markets rattled, healthcare systems stretched...

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Congressman Peter King: The Spirit Best Suited for this Crisis is the American Spirit

On this edition of The Cats Roundtable, the world shifts to face a new normal as the coronavirus spreads. Cities across the U.S. are shutting down services, while entire states issued shelter-in-place orders to combat the growing number of coronavirus cases. The attempts to stem the spread of the coronavirus...

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Stephen Moore: Long-Term Solutions to Keep This a Short-Term Crisis

Tens of millions of Americans have been put under shelter-in-place orders as coronavirus cases continue to rise. States and cities have shuttered businesses and restricted non-essential travel to limit the spread of the virus. As of Friday, the CDC reported 15,219 coronavirus cases in the U.S. Congress and the White...

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Mayor Rudy Giuliani: We Need Public Officials like Catsimatidis

Following a roller-coaster week on Wall Street brought on by the apprehension of the coronavirus, President Trump declared a national emergency and tweeted his support for a bipartisan aid package in Congress that will free up resources for Americans. The President’s declaration and the activity in Washington came as ordinary...

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Gordon Chang: A Time for Self-Sufficiency

Doubtless, the world has changed over the last thirty days. As the coronavirus escaped China to cripple countries from South Korea to Italy, people all over the world are often left in the dark as they deal with disruptions to every level of daily life. Gordon Chang, attorney, columnist, and...

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