Center of the American Experiment’s Bill Walsh sits down with Senator Mark Johnson and Representative Kristin Robbins to discuss their priorities this legislative session. Aired live on Tuesday, January 25.
American Experiment President John Hinderaker joins Sky News’ Outsiders show. Originally broadcast on September 19, 2021.
Take a tour through the $7.2 million Goose Creek Rest Stop that won American Experiment’s latest Golden Turkey competition. You won’t believe this place!
Governor Walz is listening to the teachers’ union instead of the CDC on opening schools. Follow the science? We don’t think so.
Minnesota’s own Congressman Tom Emmer sits down with American Experiment to discuss what a D.C. is like with the new Biden Administration.
Larvita Mcfarquhar defied Governor Walz’s latest bar and restaurant shutdown orders, but not without consequences.
In the upcoming legislative session, Minnesota lawmakers will have to make some tough decisions to fix the state’s projected $1.2 billion budget shortfall in 2022. Economist John Phelan explains how…
Ahead of tomorrow’s State Budget announcement, Economists John Phelan and Martha Njolomole release their latest report on how Minnesota’s Government can close the projected budget deficit!
Center of the American Experiment unveils this year’s recipient of the Golden Turkey Award. Previously recorded on November 24, 2020.
On Thursday, October 22, 2020, American Experiment welcomed a panel of 4 election and voting experts to International Market Square in Minneapolis for a discussion on the integrity of our…
Low and mid-priced homes in the Twin Cities and its suburbs are virtually non-existent, and more would-be homeowners are priced out of the market. In this video, Hennepin County Commissioner…
John Hinderaker talks with Senator Karin Housley and Avik Roy about COVID-19 policies that are putting the elderly in danger.
Governor Noem stood up for South Dakotans when she rejected shutting down the state due to COVID-19. Now, South Dakota’s economy is bouncing back and COVID-19 is on the decline.
While Minnesota’s bar and restaurant restrictions continue, Wisconsin has been open for weeks. Minnesotans have had enough and are crossing the border to get a taste of pre-COVID-19 life.