Mark Davis sits in for Dennis from Dallas, TX. Jon Stewart brings attention to the 9/11 first responders struggle to obtain healthcare funding, by chastising Congress for its lack of attendance… but is it warranted? The U.S. Women’s Soccer team received criticism for celebrating during a 13-0 rout of Thailand… then Twitter exploded demanding equal pay.
Mark Isler fills in for Dennis from Los Angeles. Are you doing the job you always wanted to? Did the job you ended up doing become fulfilling? Mark asks callers what they think.
Mark Isler fills in for Dennis from Los Angeles. Mark has good discussions with callers, proving that thoughtful disagreement can be civil. A Democrat caller explains her opposition to President Trump, logically, without emotion.
Mark Isler fills in for Dennis from Los Angeles. Russia Investigation? How about an investigation into President Obama’s alleged surveillance of the Trump campaign. Mark takes on the callers.
Dan Proft stands in for Dennis from Chicago. David Harsanyi, nationally syndicated columnist and senior editor at The Federalist, joins the show. His latest book First Freedom: A Ride Through America’s Enduring History with the Gun. Dan also talks about: Joel Ross’ newsletter, The Ross Rant, urging his readers to ‘forget climate change’ and a jury found Oberlin College libeled a bakery and awards $11 million in damages.
Dan Proft stands in for Dennis from Chicago. President Trump doubles down on tariff strategy. He says his threat to impose tariffs on Mexico encouraged the country to agree to stronger immigration enforcement, and he predicts the strategy will be successful with China. Scott Shellady “The Cow Guy” joins the program. Hillary Clinton continued her Anti-Trump crusade over the weekend, stating: “There is nothing normal about undermining the rule of law. There is nothing normal about attacking the press. There is nothing normal about trying to undermine another branch of government. There is nothing normal about trying to use the political system to go after your enemies. There is nothing normal about any of that.”
Dan Proft stands in for Dennis from Chicago. Rich Lowry, editor of National Review, joins the program. Dan discusses several topics: The making of a YouTube radical; Heterosexual liberal men are going “Gay for 30 Days” in support of Pride Month; America Has a New National Pastime: Drag is now a full-fledged spectator sport.
Nick Adams fills in for Dennis from NYC. Nick opens up the phone lines to discuss immigration and is joined briefly by his wife, Sadie Adams – National Education Director, FLAG USA.
Nick Adams fills in for Dennis from NYC. John Ligato talks with Nick about his latest book: The Comey Gang – An Insider’s Look at an FBI in Crisis.
Nick Adams fills in for Dennis from NYC. Suzanne Venker joins the show to discuss her latest book: Women Who Win at Love – How to Build a Relationship That Lasts.
Bob Frantz sits in for Dennis from Cleveland, OH on the 75th anniversary of D-Day. Bob takes calls from some individuals who believe we should not have fought the Nazis. Callers weigh in.
Bob Frantz sits in for Dennis from Cleveland, OH on the 75th anniversary of D-Day. A republican Google engineer who penned an open letter about the company’s “outrage mobs” and “witch hunts,” Mike Wacker, was put on paid administrative leave and fired. Callers weigh in.
