Chuck Todd, political analyst, talks about the latest political headlines. President Trump's tariffs are being questioned by the courts on how constituional the emergency tariffs are.

Scammers are now selling fake tickets and events. Jim Ryan, ABC News Correspondent, joined the show to talk about how these scammers are successful through third party vendors. 

Back on this day in 1975 Jimmy Hoffa was reported missing. The popular union leader failed to return home after a night out; many believe he was a victim of a mafia crime. He has yet to be found.

On today's Sharper Point Commentary, Jim Sharpe talks about the desctruction caused by the Dragon Bravo Fire buring along the North Rim of the Grand Canyon. He shares a memory of the Grand Canyon while talking about all that has been lost in this fire that has become on of Arizona's most destructive fires.

Walmart is trying to place digital price tags in store that allow the prices to change instantly. Arizona Representative Cesar Aguilar says the current bill proposed to legislature focuses on the consumer and seeing how it impacts them.

Dragon Bravo fire has been one of the most destructive wildfires in Arizona history according to Jim Cross, former KTAR Senior and Wildfire Reporter. Has containment lessens and over 100 thousand acres have burned Cross says the decrease in containment is extremely unusual.

Brad Garrett, ABC News Crime and Terrorism Analyst, joined the show to talk about the new details coming out about the NYC shooter suspect. The shooter committed suicide; a note was found claiming he had CTE from playing football in high school. 

Back on this day in 1965, Medicare was signed into law. President Linen B. Johnson signed medicare into law, which is a health insurance program for eledrly Americans. The bill signing ceremony took place at the Truman library in Missouri 

For today's episode of the sharper point commentary, Jim shares a heartfelt message to his wife, celebrating their 20th anniversary. Happy anniversary, Jim!

Michael Bidwill, owner of the Arizona Cardinals, joined Arizona's Morning News to talk about the launch of a new Cardinals foundation that focuses on supporting the special needs community. Bidwell says that this foundation is important to him because it touches his family personally.