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Jim Geraghty of National Review and Greg Corombos of Radio America applaud President Trump's strong defense of the value of Western civilization in his speech in Poland Wednesday. They also express disappointment in comments made by Pennsylvania Sen. Pat Toomey conceding Republicans failed to prepare a healthcare repeal and replace bill because they didn't believe Trump would win the election. Finally, they decry New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio for protesting President Trump in Germany in the midst of ongoing crises in his city.

Jim Geraghty of National Review and Greg Corombos of Radio America cheer UN Ambassador Nikki Haley in her firm-handed approach to the security threat posed by North Korea, specifically regarding China's refusal to cooperate with UN resolutions against the isolated nation.  They also express frustration with national media over their lack of coverage of Rep. Steve Scalise's condition as he returns to the ICU.  Finally, they highlight that most of those protesting Trump's presidency are among the most wealthy in the DC area.

If you’re looking to expand your business beyond the U.S, Canada is an excellent choice, due to similarities in business regulations and ease of navigating the requirements necessary to set up shop north of the border. Traci Houck of CT Corporation talks about why companies should consider Canadian expansion and how to get started.

Jim Geraghty of National Review and Greg Corombos of Radio America discuss rapidly dropping rates in illegal immigration across the southern border. They also reproach Illinois state representatives - especially Republicans -  for agreeing to tax hikes instead of dealing with major fiscal problems. And they question CNN's decision to intimidate an anonymous Reddit user over the controversial GIF President Trump re-tweeted on Sunday. To finish off the day, they criticize the History Channel for concluding what happened to Amelia Earhart based largely on one photograph.

If you missed the Dr. Bob show today, you missed a lot. Here are just a few of the things that were covered -:
Dr. Bob discussed why taking six or more prescription drugs is setting a bad example for your children.He also discussed the results from his weekly poll about bringing dogs into hospitals as a form of therapy for patients.Dr. Bob went on to address a number of listeners questions on the effects of taking quest assured with a listner who recently had quadruple bypass surgery and suffers from high blood pressure.He also took a call from a former Reporter who had an accident and now suffers from Secondary Dystonia and recommended that its not too late for her to receive Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy. He also recommended the peppermint extract Memory Matters and also that she stocks up on her omega 3 oils and lastly that she should look into acupuncture.Dr. Bob, ended the hour by discussing a Study on the hazards of going to bed angry.

If you missed the Dr. Bob show today, you missed a lot. Here are just a few of the things that were covered -:
Dr. Bob answered listeners questions on Menopause and body odor and ways to control it. He also took a call on depression and the effects of exercise.Dr. Bob also had special Guests, Dr. Patricia Bragg and today they discuseed what, "What Should I Eat This Summer." Dr. Bragg is an Author, Nutritionist to the Stars and Daughter of Dr. Paul Bragg.Dr. Bob also discussed the top ten smoking States.

Ian Tuttle of National Review and Greg Corombos of Radio America celebrate the House passing "Kate's Law" and agreeing to further crackdowns on sanctuary cities. They also discuss the dismal financial prospects of Illinois, which has racked up massive amounts of debt and that additional tax increases cannot solve despite the insistence of Democrats. And they contemplate the partisan fallout if Twitter releases a "fake news" button for its site. Finally, they extol the genius of America as they prepare to celebrate Independence Day and the Three Martini Lunch pauses until July 5.

David French of National Review and Greg Corombos of Radio America applaud new developments in the Middle East as ISIS loses its grip on Mosul and its defeat appears increasingly likely. They condemn the appalling Charlie Gard decision in which a London court decided that a terminally ill child will be removed from life support -- against the wishes of his parents -- and reflect on the implications of single-payer healthcare. They criticize President Trump's latest Twitter barrage against Joe Scarborough and Mika Brzezinski, claiming Trump's language debases the culture. Plus, a follow-up revelation in the McEnroe-Williams tennis controversy.

David French of National Review and Greg Corombos of Radio America applaud the “tough guy” stance that President Trump and Defense Secretary James Mattis are taking in deterring further chemical attacks in Syria. They dive into the complications surrounding the healthcare debate, as Mitch McConnell scraps the vote on the most recent GOP bill and many of the Republicans opposed believe the government should be doing more. Finally, they discuss the PC complaints that the new Dunkirk film — a historical World War II drama  — is “too white,” even though the vast majority of soldiers involved were white.

David French of National Review and Greg Corombos of Radio America discuss the resignation of three CNN reporters after the redaction of a deceptive story on a top Trump advisor. They also express frustration over the tactics of Senate Republicans as the debate over the new healthcare bill escalates.Then, they decry the double standard, as it provides little coverage of the FBI's bank fraud investigation of Bernie Sanders' wife. And they defend John McEnroe's controversial comments on NPR that while Serena Williams is the best women's player of all time, she would struggle greatly on the men's tour.