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Rick Robinson joins us to talk about some trending news stories. Also, James Hirsen reflects back on how 2017 was such a rough year for Hollywood.Image credit: Juli Hansen / Shutterstock.com

Nicole Moeshella of Rare.US joins us to discuss the top entertainment stories of 2017.

Rick Robinson joins us to discuss what recently happened on a United Airlines flight. We also discuss the legalization of sports wagering with Andrew Langer.

We chat with Dr. Elana George about the removal of the individual mandate.

Michael Busler, Ph.D., is a public policy analyst and a Professor of Finance at Stockton University; he joins us to discuss if 2018 will be economically prosperous.

Dr. Gayatri Devi, a neurologist specializing in memory disorders at Lenox Hill Hospital in New York City, joins us to discuss the recent advances in finding a cure for Alzheimer's disease.

Security expert Adam Coughran, the president of Safe Kids and founder of the H.E.R.O. program, joins us with tips on how to stay safe on New Year's Eve.

Christopher Malagisi, the editor in chief of the Conservative Book Club, joins us to discuss some of the most popular conservative books of the year.

We chat with James Antle from the Washington Examiner about Roy Moore's loss in Alabama. We also talk to Victoria Sweet about some common sense health care solutions for 2018.

Mario Lopez is a small business owner; he joins us to discuss the benefits he will see from the new tax plan.

President Trump’s first year in office had its stumbles, but also many successes. Merrill Matthews, PhD, a resident scholar with the Institute for Policy Innovation (IPI), joins us to discuss the more notable successes.

We catch up with our resident gearhead Lauren Fix to discuss the top cars in 2017. Also USA Radio News Director Tim Burg and Tom discuss the top sports stories of 2017.

John Hayward with Breitbart.com joins us to discuss the most recent terror plot the FBI thwarted. We also discuss the United States cutting back on funding to the United Nations.

We are now learning that local officials had warned for years that high speed rail service could be dangerous at the site of Monday's Amtrak crash. Here to discuss this is Quentin Brogdon, an attorney with Crain, Lewis & Brogdon.

Sen. Al Franken has finally set a date for his departure from Congress. Here to talk about this is Tim Young with the Washington Examiner.

A shocking story came out regarding the Obama administration and Hezbollah. Here to discuss this is Al Perrotta, the managing editor of The Stream.

Mario Lopez, President of Hispanic Leadership Fund, joins us to talk about the tax reform bill Congress passed yesterday.

Economist Gary Wolfram joins us to discuss tax reform. Also, we get an update from the USA Radio newsroom.Image credit: shutterstock.com

Transportation crisis consultant Ken Jenkins speaks to us about the aftermath of that Amtrak train derailment in Washington state that left three people dead. Then, we talk to Dr. John Huber about political correctness and why a startling number of Americans have political views they are afraid to share. Image credit: JN-chantalao / Shutterstock.com

Richard Chamberlain, the owner of Chamberlain's Steak and Chophouse in Dallas, joins us to talk about holiday cooking mishaps. Plus, we speak with Brian Maloney, the editor-in-chief of MediaEqualizer.com, about the senators who are urging Al Franken to reconsider resigning.Image credit: shutterstock.com