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b'My first guest on the Tami Jackson Show* tonight will be Steven L. Hays.\\n\\nSteven L. Hayes graduated with honors from the University of Arkansas and the University of San Francisco Law School.\\n\\nAs a self-described \\u201crecovering\\u201d tax attorney he spent considerable time and resources investigating alternatives to the income tax. Based on his research, including interviewing tax practitioners, business owners, employees and economists, he determined the best solution was to eliminate the income tax and the IRS and replace them with a national retail sales tax collected by the states.\\n\\nIn 1990, Mr. Hayes joined and became President of Citizens For An Alternative Tax System (CATS), a non-profit 501(c)(4) lobbying organization, which was the first organization dedicated to the idea of replacing the federal income tax with a national sales tax.\\n\\nHe was also instrumental in forming the Florida FairTax\\xae Educational Association, Inc., (FFETA) and currently serves on the FFETA board of directors.\\n\\nHayes has appeared on hundreds of radio and television shows, had numerous articles published in newspapers and magazines, and regularly speaks to groups of citizens around the country about why we must eliminate the income tax and the IRS and replace them with a national retail sales tax.\\n\\nSteve is the Chairman and President at FairTax.org and we\'ll discuss all that is going on with Trump/Congress\\u2019 pending tax reforms in the budget, tax reform/cut package of legislation and AHCA legislation.\\n\\nWill these reforms take hold or will the media/Democrat Party thwart any and all efforts in Congress and the Executive to push forward the President\\u2019s legislative agenda with the current controversy regarding Russia?\\n\\nDon\'t miss this conversation with the "rest of the story" vis-\\xe0-vis "the Fair Tax."\\n\\n*******************\\n\\nMy second guest will be ADF VP Kristen K. Waggoner.\\n\\nKristen K. Waggoner serves as senior vice president of US legal advocacy, general counsel \\u2013 Arizona, with Alliance Defending Freedom. In this role, Waggoner supervises a team of more than 50 attorneys and legal staff who specialize in constitutional law and focus on religious freedom, sanctity of life, and marriage and family. Waggoner joined Alliance Defending Freedom in 2013.\\n\\nWaggoner has extensive experience in civil litigation, employment, education, nonprofit, and constitutional law. After clerking with Washington Supreme Court Justice Richard B. Sanders and interning with U.S. Representative Linda Smith, Waggoner joined Ellis, Li & McKinstry, a Seattle law firm, where she became a partner in 2004. At ELM, Waggoner participated as counsel in hundreds of legal matters including constitutional cases such as Andersen v. King County (same-sex marriage), Stormans v. Wiesman (pharmacists\\u2019 conscience rights), State v. Arlene\\u2019s Flowers (floral designer\\u2019s right not to participate in same-sex marriage), State ex rel Gallwey v. Grimm (financial aid to religious university students), and State v. Hamlin (clergy-penitent privilege). Waggoner\\u2019s clients primarily included private schools and universities, churches, denominations, and other nonprofit organizations, and she served on the firm\\u2019s management, compensation, pro bono, and hiring committees.\\n\\nWaggoner is Peer Review Rated AV\\xae Preeminent\\u2122 in Martindale-Hubbell. Washington Law & Politics selected her as a \\u201cRising Star\\u201d for many years and she is a sought-after national speaker on legal and cultural issues. She has made numerous media appearances including The Wall Street Journal, The New York Times, The Washington Times, the Seattle Times, BBC News, CNN, CBS Sunday Morning, and ABC\\u2019s This Week with George Stephanopoulos, as well as appearances on Fox News and other networks.\\n\\nSince 2000, Waggoner has served as an adjunct faculty member at Northwest University at the undergraduate and master\\u2019s levels. She is currently a member of Northwest University\\u2019s board of trustees.\\n\\nWaggoner earned her J.D. from Regent University School of Law, graduating cum laude. Waggoner also served as the internal managing editor for the Regent Law Review. She earned her BA from Northwest University. Waggoner is admitted to practice in Washington, Oregon, Arizona, and Florida, and is admitted to many federal courts, including the U.S. Supreme Court.\\n\\nKristen and I will cover a number of cases including Don Vander Boon/West Michigan Beef Company v. the USDA, Cal State\\u2013San Marcos gives $300,000 to Gender Equity and LGBTQA Centers, $0 to Students for Life, Kentucky appeals court upholds victory for printer, deals blow to govt coercion and more!\\n\\nThis will be a great conversation with one of America\'s foremost religious liberty litigators!\\n\\nFollow me at @tamij AND tweet your questions/comments during the show using hashtag #tjrs.\\n\\n*Sponsored by Rentacomputer, your premier source for Server Rentals , by ROBAR\\xae Guns, a True Custom firearms and firearms finishing shop located in Phoenix, AZ, and found online at RobarGuns.com, and by Dispatches, your site for the BEST conservative resources to fight and win the information war.'