The Heritage Foundation’s Steve Moore joins us today to talk about the announcement that his friend Larry Kudlow, who worked in the Reagan administration and on CNBC, will become director of the National Economic Council. Moore and Kudlow served together on the Trump campaign, and Moore shares what he thinks President Donald Trump and Kudlow do (and don’t) have in common. Plus: We talk about the movie star moving out of the USA because of Trump and the school that gave detention to students who did the walkout yesterday.

Why did Democrat Conor Lamb win in a district that President Donald Trump won by twenty points in 2016? The Daily Signal's Fred Lucas joins us to discuss the surprising outcome of a hotly-contested election. Plus: Trump is pushing for a "Space Force" and Britain is taking action against Russia.

The Daily Signal’s two interns this semester, Kyle Perisic and Chrissy Clark, join us to weigh in on life as a conservative at the university—and what they think of a new Gallup poll that found 6 out of 10 college students believe “campus climate prevents people from speaking freely.” Plus: We talk about Hillary Clinton’s latest “explanation” for why she lost the election, and the media largely ignoring a new report from the House intelligence committee finding no evidence of collusion between the Trump campaign and Russia.

Will the expected talks between President Donald Trump and North Korea’s Kim Jong Un in May go anywhere? The Heritage Foundation’s Bruce Klingner joins us to discuss, as well as share what he’s learned in the over two decades he’s focused on North Korea. Plus: We discuss the irony of Eminem ripping on the NRA, as he did this weekend, and the new school safety pushes the Trump administration announced.

On our week-in-review show, editor-in-chief Rob Bluey and managing editor Katrina Trinko recap the top stories making news, including President Trump’s meeting with North Korea, legislative activity on school safety, tariffs, judicial nominees, and country music’s political controversy. Plus, Rob talks to Rep. Jim Banks, R-Ind., about his plan to give military families more education options. And Kate explains what’s wrong with manipulative producers at “The Bachelor” and TV hosts who invited former Trump adviser Sam Nunberg to tell his story.

Is California or the Trump administration going to win on sanctuary areas? J. Christian Adams of The Public Interest Legal Foundation walks us through federal and state issues the cases touches on, and how a case waged by President Obama's administration might have an impact. Plus: We talk about whether video games contribute to violence, and how Joy Behar finally apologized to Vice President Pence.

As President Donald Trump suggests it's time to put new tariffs on steel and aluminum. The Heritage Foundation's Tori Whiting joins us to explain why that will drive up costs for basic products (soup cans, cars) and lead to the loss of thousands of jobs. Plus: We talk about the new robot, "Flippy," working at a California burger joint.

The Broward County Sheriff Department just launched a new site "fact checking" claims. The Heritage Foundation's Amy Swearer joins us to discuss the problematic choices of both the Broward County law officials and the FBI that allowed the Parkland shooter to carry out his school shooting. Plus: We look at the misleading school shooting statistic President Obama just cited, and cover Attorney General Jeff Sessions' new lawsuit against California.

At the Oscars Sunday night, host Jimmy Kimmel and others made sure to virtue-signal their “woke” bona fides--jabbing Mike Pence, promoting the March 24 march in support of gun control, and giving best foreign film to a movie about a transgender woman. Plus: President Trump’s latest remarks on tariffs, and the Parkland survivor the media isn’t covering.

As the West Virginia teachers strike continues, Mary Clare Anselem joins us to explain how teachers could make significantly higher salaries if the unions would stop preventing performance pay. Plus: We discuss the unsurprising fact that left-wing groups are getting involved with the Parkland students, and Sen. Marco Rubio's new proposal on school safety.