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Matt Purple, the managing editor at The American Conservative, joins us to talk about the Senate's fiscal-year 2018 budget resolution. Then, film critic Jeff Howard reviews the new movies coming out this weekend. Image credit: Golden Brown / Shutterstock.com

Our liberal buddy Ellen Ratner drops by to sound off on John Kelly's passionate remarks yesterday. And Julie Gunlock of the Independent Women's Forum has the latest on the Harvey Weinstein saga.Image credit: Center for a New American Security/Flickr

Pete Kasperowicz, news editor at the Washington Examiner, joins us to talk about George W. Bush's comments yesterday about Russia's alleged meddling in the election. Then, Lt. Col. Tony Shaffer discusses the latest with the Las Vegas shooting investigation. Image credit: Christopher Halloran / Shutterstock.com

We talk to a historian and author about what most Americans don't know about Alexander Hamilton. Then, we sit down with Roben Farzad, who has a new book out on the true story of Miami's 'cocaine cowboys.'Image credit: shutterstock.com

Alan Hall, a senior analyst at the Socionomics Institute, joins us to discuss the 30th anniversary of the 1987 stock market crash. And author Cliff Protzman talks about the best way to find a new career. Image credit: shutterstock.com

Gallup recently found that 49 percent of Americans believe that the government poses “an immediate threat to the rights and freedoms of ordinary citizens." Here to discuss this is David T. Hardy; he practices law in Tucson, Arizona, and spent ten years in the Interior Department’s Office of the Solicitor in Washington, DC. He is author of the new book, “I'm from the Government and I'm Here to Kill You: The True Human Cost of Official Negligence.”Image credit: shutterstock.com

We talk to lawyer David T. Hardy about whether government overreach has gone too far. Also, investment expert David Bahnsen joins us to discuss the best way to get tax reform done.Image credit: shutterstock.com

Jarrett Stepman, an editor for The Daily Signal, has more on the aftermath of the massive wildfires in Northern California. Then, we talk to a lawyer about what can be done to fix the opioid crisis. Image credit: shutterstock.com

Julie Gunlock, a senior fellow at the Independent Women's Forum, joins us to discuss the moral emptiness of certain women in Hollywood. And we interview former FBI assistant director Ron Hosko about the investigation into the Las Vegas shooting. Image credit: Ingus Kruklitis / Shutterstock.com

We talk to Bradley Hahn, the CEO of Solidarity HealthShare, about the bipartisan deal in the Senate to reform Obamacare. Then, we talk to former Arizona state senator Lori Klein Corbin about who Candidate for U.S. Senate Dr. Kelli Ward is and what folks need to know about her.Image credit: shutterstock.com

A medical doctor sounds off on what she thinks needs to be done to fix the American healthcare system. And Liberty McArtor, a staff writer for The Stream, tells us why feminists are ticked off over comments made by one of the stars of "The Big Bang Theory."Image credit: shutterstock.com

Author and radio host Roben Farzad joins us to talk about his new book on the infamous Mutiny Hotel in Miami. Also, Michael Clark of Hillsdale College discusses whether tax reform will get done this year or not.Image credit: shutterstock.com

We talk to lawyer Shari L. McCartney about the withdrawal of an important Trump nominee. Then, we talk to a medical doctor about fast food and its negative effects on our health.Image credit: Evan El-Amin / Shutterstock.com

Gregg Roman, the director of the Middle East Forum, has the details on the Israeli government's standoff with the Palestinians. Then, Dr. Joel Fuhrman talks about America's addiction to processed and fake foods. Image credit: a katz / Shutterstock.com

Tom Kelly discusses what is being done to keep your identity safe after what happened to Equifax. And 5 K-9’s earned the highest honor last week...we’ll have the story.Image credit: shutterstock.com

Melanie Morgan, the national spokeswoman and co-founder of MediaEqualizer.com, gives us an update on those California wildfires. And author HeatherAsh Amara joins us to talk about how women can empower themselves to stop harassment in its place.Image credit: shutterstock.com

The United States is not ruling out the eventual possibility of direct talks with North Korea; Breitbart's John Hayward joins us to discuss this further. Then, Tim Young with the Washington Examiner talks about some trending political stories.Image credit: shutterstock.com

Novelist and political humorist Rick Robinson shares his thoughts on the press conference President Trump held yesterday. Also, Newsmax columnist James Hirsen tells us what's next for disgraced Hollywood executive Harvey Weinstein.

We have the latest USA Radio Sports Flash for our sports fans. Then, Dan Burrus talks to us about how conflict can be handled better at the office. Image credit: shutterstock.com

Investigative journalist Laura Loomer paid a visit to security guard Jesus Campos’ house yesterday, and she joins us to discuss her findings as well as her treatment by law enforcement. Image credit: shutterstock.com