Daybreak USA

Lauren Fix, the car coach, has some great advice for those who choose to rent a car. There are 6 secrets car rental companies don’t want you to know.

George Faller, who is the author of the book "Sacred Stress" and a former member of the New York City Fire department (he was a first responder on the morning of the September 11th attacks), joins Angie to discuss how to cope in the wake of tragedy.

Yesterday, President Obama had some strong words for his GOP counterparts when it came to using the term "Radical Islam." And soon after, Donald Trump had some words of his own for the President. Also, Arlene Pellicane stops by the show with 5 languages to discuss with your kids in a screen-driven world.

Lt. Randy Sutton, who is a 24-year veteran of the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department and a new friend to the show, stops by to discuss his thoughts on how the Orlando Police Department handled Sunday's deadly massacre.

Lady Gaga gave an emotional address to a crowd during a concert where she honored the names of the victims of those who were lost during recent tragic events.

Student debt in America is close to reaching a trillion dollars. And Tony Trupiano, who has been following this story, joins Angie to discuss that further.

David from The Snackbar stops by a little later than usual this week given recent events, and he had some news on a movie which had a great deal of buzz and then just flopped at the box office. And Matt Palumbo joins the discussion to offer his thoughts on how to talk to your kids in the wake of terror.

The great Malcolm from "Malcolm Out Loud" joins Angie to discuss someone named Christopher Hensen.

The show kicks off with a great demonstration of unity in the Senate, with a moment of prayer lead by Senate Chaplain Barry Black. Also on a much lighter note, you sometimes may ask: how can we have it all? Leadership expert and new friend to the show Dana White discusses this with Angie.

Cathy Hinners, author of "Muslim Brotherhood: The Threat in Our Back Yard," joins Angie to give a unique perspective on the events in Orlando.