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Ellen Ratner, the DC bureau chief for Talk Media News, joins us to talk about Michael Wolff and his new book “Fire and Fury.” And Newsmax columnist Julio Rivera gives us an update on Puerto Rico's recovery from that nasty hurricane.Image credit: Eirik Solheim/Flickr

The Associated Press reports that "The rival Koreas will sit down for their first formal talks in more than two years next week to find ways to cooperate on the Winter Olympics in the South and to improve their abysmal ties." Here to discuss this is John Hayward with Breitbart.com.Image credit: shutterstock.com

In reversing yet another disastrous decision made by the Obama administration, the Trump administration is on a mission to protect and promote intellectual property. Here to discuss this is Seton Motley, the president of Less Government.org. Image credit: NASA HQ PHOTO/Flickr

Maria Espinoza, the National Director of The Remembrance Project, tells us why California's governor is in some hot water at the moment. And Middle East expert Jennifer Breedon has the latest on the protests in Iran. Image credit: Frederic Legrand - COMEO / Shutterstock.com

We talk to Robert Crais, the author of a new book called "The Wanted." Then, we get an update from the USA Radio News room.Image credit: shutterstock.com

Columnist Ellis Henican joins us to talk about the dust-up between President Trump and his former top aide, Steve Bannon. Also, we speak to Professor Michael Busler about the so-called "Trump effect."

President Trump announced on Twitter that he will present the “corrupt media awards” to the “fake news media” next week. Here to discuss this is Melanie Morgan; she is the national spokeswoman and co-founder of MediaEqualizer.com.Image credit: Michael Candelori / Shutterstock.com

General James 'Spider' Marks joins us to talk about the future of American energy. Later, we talk to the author of a new book about alcohol abuse.Image credit: txking / Shutterstock.com

We talk to Tim Young with the Washington Examiner about how President Trump kicked off the new year.Image credit: NASA HQ PHOTO/Flickr

Retired Major General James “Spider” Marks gives us a preview of America's energy production in 2018. Then, we have a fascinating story of a woman who makes an interesting discovery about her family. Image credit: shutterstock.com

We talk to author Dan Perkins about Trump's tussle with North Korea.Image credit: Michael Candelori / Shutterstock.com

James Antle III, politics editor of the Washington Examiner, joins us to talk about Orrin Hatch's decision to retire from the Senate--and what that means for Mitt Romney. Plus, oil and gas industry expert Tim Snyder talks to us about what the weather these days means for natural gas in America.Image credit: mark reinstein / Shutterstock.com

One taxi company went above and beyond on New Years Eve. Joining us is the owner of the Southern Oregon All Star Taxi, Tony Cox. We also talked to Tony about how his company is staying competitive in the age of Uber and Lyft.Image credit: shutterstock.com

Ellen Ratner, the DC Bureau Chief for Talk Media News, tells us why Democrats just might shut down the government later this month. And cybersecurity expert Michael Daugherty tells us why Hillary Clinton is back in the news. Image credit: Nicole S Glass / Shutterstock.com

Allan Saxe, a professor of political science at the University of Texas at Arlington, speaks to us about the top trending political stories in the U.S. And Breitbart's John Hayward has the latest on the protests in Iran. Image credit: mark reinstein / Shutterstock.com

Seton Motley of LessGovernment.org tells us why we should be more concerned about governments shutting down the internet as opposed to corporations. And we get an update from the USA Radio newsroom.Image credit: shutterstock.com

Retired Lt. Col. Tony Shaffer has the latest on what's going on in Iran. Also, John Zmirak, a senior editor of The Stream, gives us his wish list for 2018. Image credit: shutterstock.com

Washington Examiner reporter Sarah Westwood joins us to talk about the GOP's legislative agenda for 2018. Then, Professor Michael Bustler of Stockton University joins us to talk about what drove the growth in the stock market last year.Image credit: Michael Candelori / Shutterstock.com

Dr. Herb London, the president of the London Center for Policy Research, speaks to us about the violent protests going on in Iran. Plus, entrepreneur Tony Cox tells us how his taxi company went above and beyond on New Years Eve.Image credit: shutterstock.com

Car coach Lauren Fix gives us a preview of the 2018 Consumer Electronic Show. And Jill Gonzalez of WalletHub tells us what the best cities to find a job in are.Image credit: Kobby Dagan / Shutterstock.com