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Film critic and blogger Julie Fisk previews the weekend's new releases, including "Kingsman: The Golden Circle," "The LEGO Ninjago Movie," and "Stronger." Julie is a regular on our show every Friday; her website is JulieSaysSo.com.Image credit: Sarunyu L / Shutterstock.com

We talk to Politico reporter Daniel Lippan about the week in politics. Then, we talk to Sangria Agular about the return of "Futurama" to television.Image credit: mark reinstein / Shutterstock.com

Greg Corombus, the news director at Radio America and co-host of the Three Martini Lunch podcast, discusses liberal Senator Elizabeth Warren's double standard concerning the evil 1%. And film critic Julie Fisk tells us which movies are worth seeing this weekend. All this and more, only on Trending Today USA. Image credit: Kelly Bell / Shutterstock.com

We talk to our lefty friend Ellen Ratner about President Trump's warning to Republicans to get in line behind the latest Obamacare repeal bill. Also, Rachel Alexander of The Stream joins us to discuss what happened at Nancy Pelosi's DISASTROUS press conference this week.Image credit: a katz / Shutterstock.com

We talk to Heritage Foundation policy expert Ed Haislmaier about the GOP's latest Obamacare repeal bill. And Paul Viollis discusses the lessons we can learn from the latest terror attack in London. Image credit: mark reinstein / Shutterstock.com

We talk to radio talk show host Chris Salcedo about whether Attorney General Jeff Sessions should resign or not. And Red Alert Politics reporter Siraj Hashmi has the details on a new study regarding free speech and college students.Image credit: mark reinstein / Shutterstock.com

We have the latest on the attempt to repeal Obamacare with Paul Demko, a healthcare reporter for Politico. Then, we talk to John Tamney, director of the Center for Economic Freedom at FreedomWorks, about Amazon's attempts to build a second headquarters site. Image credit: pixinoo / Shutterstock.com

Lawyer, writer, and Politichicks reporter Susan Swift has details on the vote Senate Republicans will hold next week to repeal Obamacare. And public policy analyst Michael Busler, Ph.D, discusses how Congress can finally reform the federal income tax code. Image credit: Gage Skidmore/Flickr

We talk to Dan Karr, the founder of ValChoice, about the situation facing a lot of people struggling to rebuild from Hurricane Irma. Also, Michael Stumo, the CEO of Coalition for a Prosperous America, discusses NAFTA and how we can get rid of it. Image credit: shutterstock.com

We talk to meteorologist Mike Smith about the damage Puerto Rico suffered from Hurricane Maria. Then, we talk to Paul Viollis about what we can learn from the latest terror attack in London. Image credit: Stuart Rankin/Flickr

Tom Hinchey and eHealth CEO Scott Flanders discuss why the ACA insurance markets are unstable. We also hit on some of the highlights of the bill put forth by the GOP.Image credit: shutterstock.com

Buying time, rather than things, may be the secret to happiness. Here to elaborate on this is Jim Curtis, an active public speaker and the President of Remedy Health Media in New York City. Jim also discussed how he battled a chronic illness and what he learned from that battle. Image credit: shutterstock.com

Host Floyd Brown interviews former U.S. Justice Department aide John Yoo, who served during George W. Bush's administration, about what Washington can do to stop North Korea. Floyd also talked to Mr. Yoo about his new book, "Striking Power: How Cyber, Robots, and Space Weapons Change the Rules for War."Image credit: shutterstock.com

Host Floyd Brown talks to former U.S. Justice Department Official John Yoo about North Korea. Also, James Hirsen joins us to talk about Hollywood actors alienating moviegoers with their anti-Trump statements.Image credit: shutterstock.com

How can you protect your valuables during a natural disaster? Here to discuss this is Scott M. Haskins, an art damage expert witness whose clients include the Los Angeles Supreme Court system and the federal government regarding public art issues.Image credit: shutterstock.com

President Trump and First Lady Melania Trump Monday led a moment of silence from the White House on the 16th anniversary of the September 11 attacks. Here to discuss this is Terry Strada, the National Chair for the 9/11 Families and Survivors United for Justice Against Terrorism. She is the widow of Tom Strada, who was on the 104th Floor, North Tower on 9/11. Ms. Strada also talked about the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia’s motion to dismiss the families’ legal claims against the Kingdom relating to its responsibility for the September 11 Attacks.Image credit: shutterstock.com

Hurricane victims should beware of scammers acting as contractors. Here to discuss this is Sarah Burns with the Roofing Contractors Association of Texas.Image credit: shutterstock.com

Excerpts of Hillary Clinton’s memoir surfacing online reveal her most personal thoughts on her marriage with former President Bill Clinton. Here to discuss this is Justin Caruso, reporter for the Daily Caller.Image credit: Joseph Sohm / Shutterstock.com

The world has always been shaped by the innovations of inventors--and not always high profile ones like the light bulb and the printing press. Here to discuss this is Tim Harford, an award-winning journalist, economist, broadcaster, and the author of "Fifty Inventions That Shaped the Modern Economy."Image credit: shutterstock.com