The Daily Bell is pleased to present an exclusive interview with Rob Pfaltzgraff (left).

Introduction: Rob Pfaltzgraff is executive director of the free-market-oriented Moving Picture Institute. Pfaltzgraff has helped produce a number of well-received features including Do As I Say (based on Peter Schweizer's New York Times bestseller), The Libel Tourist, and The Cartel. MPI's controversial films have played to packed houses on Capitol Hill and helped shape some of the most pressing issues of the day.

More than 80 global NGOs have tried to suppress Mine Your Own Business, an incendiary documentary about how radical environmentalism is keeping the world's poorest people in poverty. Indoctrinate U has brought national attention to the repressive climate on American campuses.

China has succumbed to hubris. It has mistaken the soft diplomacy of Barack Obama for weakness, mistaken the US credit crisis for decline, and mistaken its own mercantilist bubble for ascendancy. There are echoes of Anglo-German spats before the First World War, when Wilhelmine Berlin so badly misjudged the strategic balance of power and over-played its hand. Within a month the US Treasury must rule whether China is a "currency manipulator", triggering sanctions under US law. This has been finessed before, but we are in a new world now with America's U6 unemployment at 16.8%.

"It's going to be really hard for them yet again to fudge on the obvious fact that China is manipulating. Without a credible threat, we're not going to get anywhere," said Paul Krugman (pictured left), this year's Nobel economist. China's premier Wen Jiabao is defiant. ... "Some say China has got more arrogant and tough. Some put forward the theory of China's so-called triumphalism'.

House leaders have scheduled a vote for next Friday or Saturday according to Politico on ObamaCare.  Reports indicate that House leaders are planning to pass ObamaCare without a vote.  Assistant to the Speaker Chris Van Hollen (D-MD) advised Democrats not to talk about the procedure to pass the bill.  Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-CA) has come up with a very complicated procedure to get ObamaCare to the President's desk without House members having to vote directly on the bill.  So much for the Constitution that says that a bill does not become a law until the House and Senate pass identical bills, and then the President signs that legislation.

Three interesting stories on unions have hit the media this week that should be watched.

#1- Bush's Union Transparency Rules Retracted Under Obama

The Washington Times reports that Obama is still giving favors and pay back to Big Labor. This time Obama is eliminating the transparency rules that Bush had put in to try to keep unions honest and legal. Saddly, Obama doesn't care much if unions are held to the rule of law.