Stephen stops by to tell Andy about lawlessness on the roads during the stay-at-home orders. As Stephen reports, the number of vehicles going at least 20 mph over the local limit increased 40% in April compared with last year. What is behind it? Plus, the latest from Capitol Hill and charges of mail-in voting fraud.

Washington Times National Security Team Leader Guy Taylor checks in with Andy: Australia is paying a heavy price for demanding a global probe into China’s handling of the coronavirus, a demand that prompted retaliatory tariffs and angry propaganda from Beijing accusing Canberra of being a US lackey.

First up, Andy takes a look at the status of COVID and social distancing. Also, Andy is joined by Washington Times legal affairs reporter Alex Swoyer. As states and businesses start to slowly open up, what's next for "vulnerable" employees? And can the CDC make up its mind about the risk of viruses on surfaces?

What was President Obama's interest in Michael Flynn? Doth Susan Rice protest too much? Why did they need to emphasize the need to play it by the book? Charlie calls it a five-alarm fire. "Either he was winking and nodding, saying go after this guy... or he doesn't have any faith in him."

Stephen explains the perils of incentivising unemployment and why Republicans are once again on a collision course with House Speaker Nancy Pelosi. Also, can Americans really bring legal acton against China? Plus, the latest on coronavirus at the border.

Andy's look at the big stories of the week, including a full analysis of the performance of Dr. Anthony Fauci. Plus, we check in with political reporter Seth McLaughlin on what's happening on the virtual campaign trail during these days of coronavirus.

Andy Parks takes a look at some of the unintended consequences of COVID 19, including releasing prisoners across the country. And, perhaps not surprising, many of them are heading right back to jail. "What a proud moment for all of us, right?"

Continuing to hunker down on the farm, Washington Times Opinion Editor Charlie Hurt reports in from the Virginia bureau, roosters and all. Charlie shares his take on the Michael Flynn case, asking: Since when did it become the job of the FBI to destroy people's lives? Plus, some advice for Joe Biden and "the party of diversity."

First up, Andy has some ideas for on should get a bailout and who forgot to wear pants on TV. Then, White House Reporter Dave Boyer has an update on President Trump's week, including his reaction to a new ad campaign, efforts to open up the economy and travel plans across the country.

Charlie says he is always amazed at how stupidly the press plays into President Trump's hand. "The guy wakes up every day and attempts to reinvent the wheel," and he tells Andy those fresh eyes are a huge asset to the country. Also, the latest cleanup efforts coming out of Attorney General Bill Barr's office.