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One of our most prolific authors in the Brain Trust, Jack launches his newest book on Jim's show with is about the leadership lessons to be learned from General George C. Marshall.

Continuing his quest to help small business owners speak the language of banks, and banks to speak the language of small business, Jim takes this opportunity to discuss what small business owners need to know about one of the most often used methods of evaluating a bank loan request, the Six Cs of Credit.

Jim and Rich discuss the SBA's <br>Small Business Expo in Washington, D.C. They also talk about current political issues such as Social Security Reform and the new energy bill President Bush is pushing.</["br"]>

Rebecca joins Jim to talk about the SBA's <br>Small Business Expo in Washington, D.C. and the connections made during the expo.</["br"]>

Giovanni joins Jim to talk about the challenges small businesses face every day and the impact these businesses have on the U.S. economy. They also talk about what the U.S. Chamber of Commerce is doing to minimize the impact of regulations on small business.

Wilma joins Jim live from the SBA's <br>Small Business Expo in Washington, D.C. to talk about what is going on in the SBA's Office of Women's Business Ownership. They also talk about how new technology allows small businesses to reach people in ways that weren't previously possible.</["br"]>

Representative Manzullo joins Jim live in Washington, D.C. for the SBA's <br>Small Business Expo to talk about bankruptcy and a bill that will send the message that you can't charge expenses without being able to pay it.</["br"]>

Rupert joins Jim live from the SBA's <br>Small Business Expo in Washington, D.C. to talk about what Office Depot is doing to partner with small businesses. He also explains how small businesses can build a website and what they can do with them.</["br"]>

Marianne is the 2005 Small Business Person of the Year who got to introduce President Bush before he spoke to the SBA Expo 2005. She tells Jim about how she founded her company, and what she considers to be the keys to her success. This is a compelling story. By the way, Congressman Don Manzullo, Chairman of the House Small Business Committee, is also part of this interview.

Ray joins Jim while he is broadcasting live from Washington, D.C. to talk about the three major issues in tax reform: flat tax, national retail sales tax, and value added tax.