On this Fourth of July weekend show, the Clarkcast covers many topics:

- Hillary Clinton interviewed by the FBI over her handling of classified information as Secretary of State

- AG Loretta Lynch caught meeting with Bill Clinton privately

- Reports state Donald Trump is considering Chris Christie as his running mate

- How our Declaration of Independence is still relevant to today, especially with Brexit

The State Department's Inspector General report was not too kind to Hillary Clinton. However, the Clarkcast asks, does this matter given the toxic political envirnoment of today?

In the second half of the show, a California university is looking to establish "criteria" for school speakers, after some students were offended over conservative commentator Ben Shaprio speaking.

Rich Hoffman, author of "The Curse of Fort Seven Mile" and "Tail of the Dragon" guest hosts this edition of the Clarkcast Radio Program.

View Rich's website: http://www.overmanwarrior.com/

Democratic candidate and self-described socialist Bernie Sanders is pushing healthcare as a "human right." While this may sound wonderful on paper, how well does it work in reality? GOP candidate and medical doctor Rand Paul clearly outlines the flaw with pushing healthcare into a single payer system.

RELATED: VA scandal shatters any argument for single payer healthcare (http://www.clarkcast.com/podcasts/va-scandal-shatters-any-argument-for-single-payer-healthcare)

Jim Moran (D-VA) believes Congress is underpaid. Yep, you read that correctly, UNDERpaid. Despite the congressman receiving a salary of $174,000 a year, a healthcare plan exempt from Obamacare, pension, benefits, etc., clearly being in the wealthiest 5% of the country isn't good enough for Moran.

When asked this week about the 2012 Mitt Romney comment about Russia being our greatest geopolitical foe, Obama shrugged off the comment and claimed that Russia's recent acts are a sign of weakness. Can this be true?

Many get their information from non-news sources like "The Daily Show" on Comedy Central. There's nothing wrong with watching these shows, but understanding that it's... comedy... is often forgotten and leads to an ill-informed electorate. As an example, Matt plays a scathing clip from the show, mocking opponents of Medicaid Expansion.

With NO conditions, NO spending cuts, and NO emphasis of getting our fiscal house in order, the GOP-lead U.S. House passes a "clean" debt ceiling increase.

Matt calls up random people to ask them about global warming.

The classic "A Visit from St. Nicholas" poem as told by Matt Clark.