Full-text transcripts of public Capitol Forum interviews and events. These searchable resources are ideal for citation, internal distribution, or deeper reading of our live coverage.
Representative Jamie Raskin spoke on Tuesday, September 29 in Washington, D.C., about what he said is the Trump administration’s corrupt and ineffective antitrust...
On September 23, Karina Lubell, Partner in Brunswick Group's Global Antitrust and Competition practice, and Nicholas Cheolas, Partner at Wiley, joined us for a...
On Tuesday, September 22, Daniel Schwarcz, Fredrikson & Byron Professor of Law and Distinguished University Teaching Professor at the University of Minnesota Law School, joined...
On September 21, Rod Dubitsky, a veteran financial analyst and publisher of The People’s Economist, joined us to discuss emerging risks at the intersection of...
On September 17, The Capitol Forum hosted a conference call with Willie Cade, CEO of Graceful Solutions LLC, an agricultural antitrust litigation consulting...
On September 16, The Capitol Forum held the first conference call in our new 2026 Election Outlook series with our polling partner, G. Elliott Morris, founder and CEO of Wave Polling and...
On September 3, Nick Nemeth, investor and writer of Mispriced Assets, joined us to discuss the life and annuity industry's growing exposure to private...
On September 1, The Capitol Forum held a conference call with Jim Woolery, Founding Partner of Woolery & Co., to discuss emerging litigation and risks in the private credit...
On August 27, Ben Neumeyer, Counsel at Enlightened Privacy, PC, and a former correspondent at The Capitol Forum, joined us for a discussion on his paper, “When The Call Is Coming from Inside the...
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