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Conservative Roundtable, hosted by Howard Phillips, is a
weekly political television program produced by The
Conservative Caucus. Howard Phillips is the founder and
chairman of The Conservative Caucus. The U.S. Taxpayers Party
was founded during the show's second season.
It is aired weekly on over 100 channels nationwide, mostly on public access television.
The show seeks to provide in-depth and critical analysis of
important political issues, striving to be like Meet the
Press but without what it sees as that program's liberal bias. Conservative
Roundtable discusses what it perceives as liberal threats to
freedom and highlights conservative values and solutions.
A spin-off program, Face The
Truth, was hosted by Stephen Peroutka from March 2003-2005 (32
episodes). Peroutka, a member of the Board of Directors of The
Conservative Caucus at the time, focused exclusively on pro-life
and family
values issues, and featured some of the top activists and
leaders promoting an end to abortion.
Conservative Roundtable may be placed on local cable
'public access' channels without charge by local residents, and is
available for broadcast on any television or radio broadcast
station or cable/satellite network.
The program is also available on YouTube, Google Video,
Qubetv.tv and Yahoo Video for on-line viewing.
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