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We speak to Dr. John Huber about why nearly half of millennials in America would prefer to live in a socialist rather than capitalist society. Then, we talk about the Second Amendment with Emily Taylor.Image credit: a katz / Shutterstock.com

Gregg Roman, the Director of the Middle East Forum, has the latest on the NYC shooter. Plus, Doug Giles sounds off on which pizza chain is blaming the NFL for their declining sales.

Greg Corombos, the news director at Radio America and co-host of the Three Martini Lunch Podcast, talks about the suspect in that horrific shooting in Texas. And private wealth advisor Derrick Kinney discusses what is next for tax reform.

Emily Zanotti, a reporter with the Daily Wire, joins us to talk about an assault that left Republican Sen. Rand Paul injured and reeling. Also, Neema Singh Guliani of the ACLU, speaks to us about a rare moment of true bipartisanship on Capitol Hill.Image credit: Rich Koele / Shutterstock.com

Mike Opelka, a conservative journalist and the host of the PURE OPELKA podcast on iTunes, joins us to talk about that tragic church shooting in Texas over the weekend.Image credit: shutterstock.com

We talk to a key member of Ted Cruz's 2016 presidential campaign about the latest dust-up Hillary Clinton finds herself in. Plus, we talk to conservative millennial political activist Angela Morabito about the top trending stories in politics. Image credit: mark reinstein / Shutterstock.com

'Dilbert' creator Scott Adams joins us to talk about his new book, "Win Bigly: Persuasion in a World Where Facts Don't Matter." Image credit: David Kelly/Flickr

We speak to Pamela Geller about what inspired her to become politically active. And Rachel Alexander of The Stream joins us with the latest on the Virginia gubernatorial election.

We talk to Ellen Ratner, our favorite lefty loony, about Donna Brazile’s explosive assertion that the Democratic Party’s 2016 primary was “rigged” in favor of Hillary Clinton over Bernie Sanders. Also, we talk to Dr. Gayatri Devi about what can be done to help someone with Alzheimer's Disease.Image credit: Tim Pierce/Flickr

We speak with Dr. Anne R. Pierce about the call that Sayfullo Saipov placed before carrying out his attack. Later, we talk to Jason Russell about Trump's tax plan.

Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer and President Trump are fighting on Twitter over the NYC terror attack; Tim Young from the Washington Examiner joins us to discuss. Image credit: mark reinstein / Shutterstock.com

Megan Barth joins us to talk about what to do in the aftermath of the NYC terror attack. Then, we talk to a former Navy SEAL about self-discipline.

We speak to Dr. Myles Schneider, the author of “Restoring Health,” about the future of Obamacare. Plus, more photos are emerging as the suspect from Tuesday’s attack in Manhattan is officially charged...we have the details.Image credit: txking / Shutterstock.com

We talk to John Hayward with Breitbart.com about the latest concerning the Uzbeki national accused of murdering eight people in Manhattan. And Professor Michael Busler discusses whether Trump's tax plan will stimulate the economy.

We get an update about the Russia collusion investigation. Also, we’ll talk to the author of a new book about Andrew Jackson.Image credit: Drop of Light / Shutterstock.com

We talk to Jed Babbin, editor with The American Spectator, about NYC terrorist Sayfullo Saipov. Then, film critic Jeff Howard joins us to talk about the movies worth seeing this weekend.

Hans von Spakovsky of The Heritage Foundation has the latest on Paul Manafort. Then, we talk to security expert Valerie Greenfeld about the legal loophole that allowed that NYC terrorist into the country.Image credit: mark reinstein / Shutterstock.comImage credit: mark reinstein / Shutterstock.com

John Hayward with Breitbart.com and Dr. Alex del Carmen join us to discuss yesterday's terror attack in New York City. Image credit: shutterstock.com

Brian Maloney, the editor-in-chief of Media Equalizer, talks about CNN's decision to not share the description of the suspect believed to be responsible for multiple deaths in New York City. And radio talk show host Brian Sussman tells us which tax California is raising on its residents.Image credit: J. Louis Bryson / Shutterstock.com

We speak with political science professor Allan Saxe about yesterday's terror attack in New York City. Also, Professor Gary Wolfram analyzes Bernie Sanders' recent statement that health care is a right.Image credit: Peter Roan/Flickr