Ian Tuttle of National Review and Greg Corombos of Radio America cheer Attorney General Jeff Sessions for announcing he plans to vigorously enforce immigration law and recommend felony charges for anyone entering the U.S. illegally after already being deported.  They also react to reports that the FBI conducted surveillance on Trump campaign aide Carter Page in 2016.  And they respond to Sean Spicer's comments suggesting Adolf Hitler did not use chemical weapons in World War II and the media's massive overreaction to it.

Ian Tuttle of National Review and Greg Corombos of Radio America cheer the resignation of Alabama GOP Gov. Robert Bentley and a new poll showing the nation's ten most popular governors are all Republicans.  They also get to the bottom line of what went wrong on the United Airlines flight - quick escalation of hostilities and a failure to let capitalism solve the problem.  And they get a kick out of Oregon possibly removing a ban on dueling from the state constitution.

David French of National Review and Greg Corombos welcome Supreme Court Justice Neil Gorsuch and reflect on the election year gamble that paid off for the GOP, while David points out Democrats would have done the same thing if the roles were reversed.  They also recoil at the pair of terrorist church bombings in Egypt, apparently carried out by ISIS.  And they get a kick out of Hillary Clinton having a long list of reasons she lost in 2016, but doesn't blame herself at all.

Dr. Bob covers a wide variety of subjects in this hour to include the results of his recent poll where 93% of the participants believes vieiwing is bad for your relationship. He also answers a listeners question on why eating beets is good for you and also why taking in more vitamin D can help to control herpes.

Dr. Bob Martin answered listeners questions on various health related questions such as too much protein vs. age, does urinating too much in your 50's as a male relates to your prostate and how to correct it. He also answered a listeners question on why she should have her hormones checked via the saliva test before trying to loose weight via HRT. He also touched on why vitamin c slays cancer cells.

Jim Geraghty of National Review and Greg Corombos of Radio America react to President Trump ordering missile strikes against a Syrian airfield in retaliation for Syria's use of chemical weapons.  They also discuss another terrorist attack involving a truck, this time in Stockholm.  They're stunned to see reports that Trump may be considering replacing his top two advisers.  And they welcome Supreme Court Justice Neil Gorsuch.

Jim Geraghty of National Review and Greg Corombos of Radio America react to Senate Republicans nuking the filibuster rule on Supreme Court nominations.  They also cheer Nikki Haley for staring down the Russians over Syria's use of chemical weapons against its own people.  And they discuss the removal of Steve Bannon from a key National Security Council position.

Jim Geraghty of National Review and Greg Corombos of Radio America discuss yet another North Korean missile test, which appears to have been a major flop.  They also try to read between the lines of Secretary of State Rex Tillerson's 23-word statement in response to the North Korean missile.  And they shred Pepsi's horrible new web ad, apparently designed to appeal to social justice warriors, that ends up as a "Dagwood sandwich of bad" and actually infuriates the Black Lives Matter crowd.

Jim Geraghty of National Review and Greg Corombos of Radio America applaud Veterans Affairs Sec. David Shulkin for demanding broader authority to fire personnel, such as the one recently discovered to be viewing pornography while with a patient.  They also discuss the latest round of sexual harassment allegations aimed at Fox News.  And they get a kick out of powerless Senate Democrats trying to make demands in exchange for allowing Neil Gorsuch to get confirmed.

Jim Geraghty of National Review and Greg Corombos of Radio America point out that even the liberal editorial board at USA Today is telling Democrats that filibustering Neil Gorsuch is a bad idea against an obviously qualified jurist.  They also shudder as apparent terrorist attacks kill and injure metro passengers in St. Petersburg, Russia.  And they react to former Obama National Security Adviser Susan Rice reportedly being the one to request the "unmasking" of Trump officials incidentally caught up in government surveillance.