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Author Nancy E. Parsons discusses the comments former First Lady Michelle Obama made about women who voted for Donald Trump. Image credit: mark reinstein / Shutterstock.com

Novelist and political humorist Rick Robinson discusses a few trending political stories. Then, "Weekly Standard" writer Tony Mecia discusses the details of President Trump's tax plan.Image credit: mark reinstein / Shutterstock.com

Chris Versace, the Chief Investment Officer at Tematica Research and a friend of the show, drops by to share how one South Carolina restaurant owner is planning his own counter protest against NFL players who are kneeling during the national anthem. And we have the latest on Trump's proposed border wall. Image credit: Keith Allison/Flickr

Ellen Ratner, the DC bureau chief at Talk Media News, sounds off on whether the Democratic Party is experiencing a civil war. Then, film critic Jeff Howard joins us to discuss whether Tom Cruise's new movie "American Made" is any good.Image credit: mark reinstein / Shutterstock.com

We talk to Professor Allan Saxe about what business leaders think about President Trump's proposed tax plan. Also, Melanie Morgan tells us how Rachel Maddow is riling up conservatives.Image credit: a katz / Shutterstock.com

We talk to lawyer Richard Roth about the recent NFL protests. Then, author Bhu Srinivasan joins us to talk about his new book about capitalism, "Americana: A 400-Year History of American Capitalism."Image credit: Drop of Light / Shutterstock.com

What is the best way to work toward common sense tax reform? Here to discuss this is Chris Macke, the founder of Solutionomics, a non-partisan platform dedicated to introducing and influencing legislative efforts with innovative solutions for new corporate tax, global trade, and U.S. financial system policies.Image credit: shutterstock.com

Author Doug Stanton joins us to discuss his new book out about the Vietnam War. Also, Michael Busler explains how the NFL is financially being affected by the recent protests.Image credit: shutterstock.com

Richard Manning, president of Americans for Limited Government, joins us to discuss a possible shakeup within the Republican Senate. Then, movie critic Jeff Howard tells us whether Tom Cruise's latest movie is worth seeing or not.Image credit: jctabb / Shutterstock.com

Cliff Sims, Special Assistant to President Trump, joins us this morning to talk about his experience in business as well as the president's plans for tax reform.Image credit: IIP Photo Archive/Flickr

New York City was decimated after 9/11, but managed to rebuild itself and become better than ever. How did the city bounce back after that terrible day, and how can cities ravaged by hurricanes in Texas and Florida recreate themselves in the wake of massive destruction? Here to discuss this is Dan Doctoroff, the founder and chief executive officer of Sidewalk Labs, a company that works with cities to build products that address big urban problems.Image credit: Scott Hudson/Flickr

Rachel del Guidice, a reporter for The Daily Signal, analyzes yesterday's primary in Alabama. Then, Trump aide Cliff Sims tells us what President Trump is doing in Indiana.

Policy analyst Adam Michel joins us to talk about President Trump's tax reform plan. Then, we talk to Dan Doctoroff about how cities ravaged by hurricanes in Texas and Florida can recreate themselves in the wake of massive destruction.Image credit: United Nations Photo/Flickr

We talk to a ACLU lawyer Neema Singh Guliani about efforts in Congress to reform the government's mass surveillance program. Then, we talk to Dr. John Huber about how to keep your negative feelings in check.

Randy DeSoto from Western Journalism joins us to discuss what he saw in Alabama during the state's Senate primary to replace Jeff Sessions. And Hadley Heath Manning joins us to discuss the latest with Obamacare.

Former deputy Undersecretary of the U.S. Navy Seth Cropsey discusses the latest developments with North Korea. Also, Special Assistant to President Trump Cliff Sims joins us to talk about the president's proposed tax reform plan.Image credit: Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Poland/Flickr

We talk to Professor Allan Saxe about the results of the Alabama primary. Then, marketing expert Lindsey Harrison has some advice for advertisers regarding the NFL.

Have you and a colleague, a boss, or a subordinate ever seen a work-related issue totally differently. Here to discuss this is Barbara Mitchell, co-author of "The Conflict Resolution Phrase Book." Barbara is also a speaker, a human resources consultant, and managing partner of The Mitchell Group.Image credit: shutterstock.com

We talk to Newsmax columnist James Hirsen about Jimmy Kimmel's sudden expertise in healthcare. Then, former NFL player Burgess Owens sounds off on the recent football protests.Image credit: Disney | ABC Television Group/Flickr