Jim Geraghty of National Review and Greg Corombos of Radio America react to Elizabeth Warren criticizing former Pres. Obama for leaving millions of Americans feeling like they've been "kicked in the teeth" in the current economy.  They also groan at reports that up to 50 House Republicans really don't want to repeal Obamacare and many of those are even wobbly on giving states more flexibility.  And they discuss the ouster of Jim DeMint at the Heritage Foundation and address speculation that Steve Bannon might replace him.

Dr. Bob takes listener calls and talks about the biggest health stories affecting us this week - including info on cholesteral lowering drugs and how disasterous they are for your health, according to a leading professor and President of the Internation Society for Vascular Surgery. He also talks about how to diagnose and solve your prostate problems, the importance of avoiding stress in your life, and what drugs and foods can actually cause ringing in your ears.

Dr. Bob takes listener calls and talks about the biggest health stories affecting us this week - including info about a toxic chemical carcinogen found in many household shower products, that companies are not even legally required to list on their product labels! He goes in depth about a drink that you should drink before exercising that could bring your brain function back to life, what fruits to avoid this season to lessen your allergy symptoms and info on how to avoid the 4th leading cause of death - strokes, leading up to Stroke Awareness month!

David French of National Review and Greg Corombos of Radio America discuss President Trump's executive orders that scrutinize the amount of land designated as national monuments and Obama-era restrictions on offshore drilling.  They also groan as it looks like the update health care bill is also struggling to find the votes to pass.  And they take aim at the ACLU for suing a Catholic hospital for refusing surgery for a transgender patient.

Teresa Goody, founder and CEO of The Goody Group, speaks about why it is critical to establish a structure for your new business and how to make sure you're choosing the right one.  She also discusses what to look for in your local laws and regulations to help set your business on firm legal ground.

Ian Tuttle of National Review and Greg Corombos of Radio America are cautiously optimistic as an amendment to the GOP health care bill gives more power to the states and brings more conservatives on board.  They also discuss President Trump's willingness to renegotiate NAFTA, and Ian explains why he's concerned about Trump's approach.  And they dive into the effort by Democrats in California to bar businesses from future state contracts if they help to build a border wall.

Ian Tuttle of National Review and Greg Corombos of Radio America shake their heads as Ann Coulter cancels her Berkeley speech after officials there make it clear they will not maintain order.  They also vent after a liberal judge rules that the federal government cannot withhold funds from localities that flagrantly refuse to obey federal immigration law.  And they throw up their hands as CNN anchor Brooke Baldwin is more worried about why senators have to go to the White House to discuss North Korea - than she is about the North Korea threat itself.

Jim Geraghty of National Review and Greg Corombos of Radio America are encouraged to see President Trump taking steps to make it easier for the Department of Veterans Affairs to fire bad employees.  They're also furious, but not surprised, to learn that President Obama actually did release prisoners connected to terrorism against U.S. forces despite insisting he hadn't done so.  And they react to the breaking news that former National Security Adviser Gen. Michael Flynn accepted money from Russia in 2015 but allegedly failed to report it.

Jim Geraghty of National Review and Greg Corombos of Radio America get a kick out of the disunity on full display during the Democrats' "Unity Tour," as Bernie Sanders focuses on big government economic policies and the party leadership is still about identity politics.  They also hammer Howard Dean for incorrectly citing three Supreme Court cases in arguing Ann Coulter's speeches are not protected by the Constitution.  And Jim pays tribute to his late National Review colleague, Kate O'Beirne.

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