Up first, get Andy's take on the news of the week, Michelle Obama, AOC and more from the virtual DNC. And then, Washington Times Justice Department reporter Jeff Mordock shares details on the Senate Select Committee on Intelligence finding no evidence that the Trump campaign colluded with Russia to influence the 2016 presidential election. Plus, CIA spies, a guilty plea by a former FBI lawyer, Operation Legend and more.

Washington Times Opinion Editor joins Andy with more on the choice of Kamala Harris as the Democratic Vice Presidential nominee. Is she the safe choice? Was she actually Biden's choice? And, who thinks she's a moderate? Plus, Charlie's latest column, "For Democrat politicians, the era of American Exceptionalism is over. Welcome to the land of 'Shelter in place!'” Charlie says this is what happens when an entire party is hijacked by fascist mobs governing by Twitter.

Up first, Andy digs into the news of the week, including discrepancies on news coverage and reaction to a shooting Washington, D.C., what teachers are really teaching our kids, protests in Portland and more. Then, Washington Times White House reporter Dave Boyer steps up to the mic with reaction to Joe Biden naming Kamala Harris as his running mate. Plus more on President Trump's executive orders and coronavirus relief efforts.

Stephen Dinan joins Andy to share reaction to the choice of Senator Kamala Harris as Joe Biden's running mate - how she went from a hot commodity to flameout as a candidate herself, plus what she brings to the Biden campaign. Dinan also shares the latest stories from the border, federal budget deficit and what's the status of protests in Portland?

First up, Andy takes on the news of the week, including infighting among Democratic leaders in Minnesota, protests in Portland and the questions surrounding presidential debates, Then, Washington Times reporter Valerie Richardson joins in with more on new leaked body-cam footage from the George Floyd arrest, the Great American Outdoors Act, teachers fighting to stay home from school & more.

Washington Times Opinion Editor Charlie Hurt is back! Hundreds of millions of Americans are sacrificing so much while Dr. Fauci sits in the stands for Opening Day. "A guy like this, whatever his credentials, however smart he is, doesn't have all the answers." And that's why Charlie says America is in a Faucian bargain, saying Dr. Fauci can't take the place of those who are voted on by the people, and that he doesn't have the mandate that elected officials have.

Andy shares his take on the news of the week, including the William Barr testimony, the debate over "peaceful protests," and the story of how a grandmother inadvertently turned in her grandson. Plus, the latest plans from the political conventions, kneeling athletes and more.

Stephen Dinan checks in with Andy on the latest with Michael Avenatti, who is now being defended by taxpayer-funded lawyers. Stephen also explains the ruling this week on blocking the Trump administration’s “public charge” rule aimed at making immigrants self-sufficient. And, hear how Russian oligarchs use art to shelter millions of dollars. Finally, get the latest on the federal response to the Portland protests.

The radio team is back together! Fred Grandy and Andy Parks reunite for a conversation like no other. Hollywood celebrity, former congressman and Andy's former radio partner, Fred Grandy gives us an update on his life since leaving radio. Hear how is he managing in the age of coronavirus, and his take on the presidential campaign, protests, census & much more.

Washington Times Opinion Editor Charlie Hurt is back! Charlie remembers Congressman John Lewis. "Few people alive today did more to bend the arc of history toward justice than Rep. John Lewis." A true lion, a true man of principle, Charlie tells Andy why he admires the late civil rights icon.