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What is not being reported in the news but should be is the focus of this week’s show. (1) We are entering a new era called the Fourth Industrial Revolution, where companies transform themselves into enterprises that provide customer solutions instead of just selling products.  (2) Captain Smith discusses the FISA warrant and political corruption viewed through the lens of critical thinking. (3) He highlights Jordan Peterson as he redefines critical thought to expose the nonsense masquerading as intelligence by many in the media.

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Captain Smith introduces the idea of a new business model: the cognitive enterprise. He discusses the FISA memo released by Republicans from the perspective of critical thinking. It almost certainly unveils the greatest political corruption in American history.

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Part 1: Captain Smith explores critical thinking and complex problem-solving business opportunities. Part 2: Captain Smith’s commentary on President Donald Trump’s State of the Union address.

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Special Edition on the Vietnam War – Part II:  America’s lack of critical thinking at the national level and the lessons it should teach us.

Special Edition: The Vietnam War, Part I.  Captain Smith explains America’s lack of critical thinking at the national level and the lessons we need to learn from it.

Part 1: A continuing discussion of critical thinking.  Part 2: Captain Smith introduces the idea of an American economic prosperity model.  Part 3: A book review of Inconvenient Deception: How Al Gore Distorts Climate Science and Energy Policy.

The critical thinking segment of the show focuses on how to manage risk and solve problems when operating in complex environments.  The continuing story of America addresses the four main strategic initiatives for American foreign and domestic policy as articulated by national security adviser Lt. Gen. H. R. McMaster. Then Captain Smith begins another discussion about North Korea.

Captain Smith addresses critical thinking in a complex world. He also tackles the Democrats’ (the left’s) efforts to delegitimize the Donald Trump presidency.

This week’s show continues two topics from last week: 1) using critical thinking in the development of risk management training for deepwater oil platform operators and managers; and 2) Edward Klein’s book All Out War and the Never Trump movement. Then, the subject of the “radio essay” is the Art of War by Sun Zu.