Washington Times Opinion Editor Charlie Hurt is back! This week, Charlie tells Andy why liberal vermin squeal with delight over Trump's COVID-19 diagnosis. Charlie says one good thing about any serious crisis is how clearly it reveals people’s true selves. "And people wonder why our politics seem so utterly broken today."

From the newsroom of The Washington Times, Stephen Dinan joins Andy on the Trump administration finalizing a major overhaul of the H-1B visa. It's the country’s premier high-tech guest-worker program, and the administration is moving to stop companies from ousting American workers in favor of cheaper foreign labor. Stephen also has more on White supremacists now considered the most lethal domestic extremist threat, according to the Department of Homeland Security.

The president is back at the White House, the lefty media is going crazy over it, and the campaign carries on. Andy says just imagine the reaction if this were happening under President Obama. And, why is race injected into every conversation in this campaign? Meanwhile, the "peaceful protests" continue every night and have cost hundreds of millions of dollars in damage in cities across America.

"A debate is not a campaign rally." Andy is joined by Washington Times Opinion Editor Charlie Hurt with his no-holds-barred take on the first presidential debate. Charlie says, "Thank God President Trump is the fastest learner on earth... and there was a lot to learn from that debate." But never fear, there are two more debates and Trump has time to make his case, according to Charlie.

As Stephen Dinan reports, Trump’s surprise 2016 victory sent political scientists scrambling to figure out what happened. Early speculation revolved around a pool of voters who backed Obama and then switched to Trump. Education level turns out to be a key fulcrum in that discussion. Stephen also tells Andy more about the CIA asking the FBI to investigate the Hillary Clinton campaign over 'stirring up' Trump-Russia allegations.

Up first, get Andy's take on the big stories of the week, including the performance of Chris Wallace during this week's presidential debate, the effort to replace Ruth Bader Ginsburg, and the media reaction to President Trump and Joe Biden. And then, Washington Times White House reporter Dave Boyer stops by with reaction from the White House, whether Trump "imposed his will" on the debate and where the presidential race goes from here.

Washington Times Opinion Editor Charlie Hurt tells Andy he can't believe the "revelations" by Bob Woodward are what passes as journalism in our nation’s capital these days and he's starting to think that maybe Richard Nixon was innocent after all. President Trump doesn't feel like he has anything to hide, and he's the most optimistic person in the world, thinking he can win anyone over. In this case, the Deep Throat addicts in Washington will have to find another way to steal the 2020 election.

Stephen Dinan joins Andy with a full list of immigration stories making waves this week. When feds and local agencies disagree on immigration procedures, who is really being abandoned? As Stephen reports, the finger-pointing underscores how much is at stake in the debate over deportations and sanctuary jurisdictions. Plus, more on two murder suspects who had previously been set free in defiance of deportation requests from ICE.

Get Andy's take on the big stories of the week, from campaign rallies to attacks on police, and more on the Antifa and BLM protests. Then, Washington Times columnist Deborah Simmons joins Andy with more on her column, "If Black lives really do matter, prove it." Deborah shares the little-reported story of a 15-year-old Maryland boy and a toddler who were shot while he held her in his arms last week. But protesters would "rather continue to go ape crazy over police tactics for enforcing the law."

Washington Times Opinion Editor Charlie Hurt joins Andy Parks to talk about his column, “Joe Biden: The audacity of dope.” Charlie says “yes, something is rotten in Denmark. And, truly, the fish rots from the head.” Andy says the left doesn’t play by the same set of rules when it comes to law and order. Charlie explains that believing in and obeying the law is now, apparently, for “losers.”