Investigative journalist Lee Smith's new book "The Plot Against the President: The True Story of How Congressman Devin Nunes Uncovered the Biggest Political Scandal in US History" was promoted by Donald Trump today on Twitter. Smith joins us for an exclusive discussion of his book and the details surrounding the creation of the "Russian Dossier," the use of Fusion GPS to use campaign opposition research to activate an FBI counterintelligence operation against candidate Trump and how that investigation turned into a vehicle to remove the president from office.

Former Speaker Newt Gingrich chimes in on Nancy Pelosi and Adam Schiff's contention that they should have been notified, in advance, about the military strike on Abū Bakr al-Baghdadi's compound. "I wouldn't trust Adam Schiff with yesterday's newspaper," says the former speaker.  Former Navy SEAL Jack Carr discusses the nature of special operations like the one that the Delta Force executed Saturday night in Syria. Former White House press secretary Sean Spicer reacts to the media's criticism and tone-deaf coverage of the death of al-Baghdadi as well as his winning streak on Dancing with the Stars.

In an exclusive interview, Rep. Devin Nunes tells Larry O'Connor that he believes the FBI was targeting Lt. Gen. Michael Flynn in the early days of the Trump Administration and that ultimately, "they set him up." He also declares that the FISA warrant applications from James Comey and the Department of Justice submitted for Carter Page were "fraudulent." Nunes also says he believes Comey and the FBI refused to reveal the counterintelligence operation on the Trump campaign not out of a concern over the operation's sensitive nature, as Comey maintains, but because "they knew it was corrupt." Nunes also intimates that MI6 agent Christopher Steele may not have actually written the infamous "Russian dossier" but instead it was crafted by Fusion GPS directly. This flies in the face of public, sworn testimony on the reliability of the dossier solely based on the reputation of Steele himself.

Larry O'Connor's exclusive interview with Gen. John Kelly. In a wide-ranging, unedited exchange, the former White House Chief of Staff discusses his time in the Trump White House and what he did to instill a sense of duty and discipline in the White House staff. Gen. Kelly also reveals details of his time at DHS but he doesn't mince words when fighting back against politicians who denigrate ICE officers. Gen. Kelly also chimes in on the president's Syria policy and what he would be advising the president on this issue if he were still at 1600 Pennsylvania.

Back in July, The Federalist senior editor Mollie Hemingway and Judicial Crisis Network senior counsel Carrie Severino joined Larry O'Connor to preview their book, "Justice on Trial: The Kavanaugh Confirmation and the Future of the Supreme Court".

A new poll shows a majority of Millenials favor re-writing the first amendment to outlaw "hate speech." Bob Lystad, Executive Director of The Campaign for Free Speech joins us to discuss the poll and how to better educate on the first amendment.  Also, RedState.com journalist Jennifer Van Laar joins us to discuss her story on Rep. Katie Hill and the new House Ethics investigation into the inappropriate staff relationship RedState broke last week. And for a look at local politics, we talk to Fairfax County school board candidate Priscilla DeStefano about her prospects in the upcoming Virginia elections.

Executive Director of the American College of Pediatricians (ACPeds) Dr. Michelle Cretella joins the program to discuss the dangers of parents transitioning their children using hormone blocking prescription therapy. Transgender runner Dr. Joanna Harper discusses transgender individuals participating in athletics. Lastly, Daniel Krauthammer, son of the late columnist, commentator and best selling author Charles Krauthammer, joins Larry O'Connor to discuss his father's legacy and love for the Washington Nationals.

Sinclair investigative reporter and Watergate historian James Rosen joins us to discuss the differences between the Nixon impeachment process and what the Democrats are attempting with President Trump. Washington Examiner columnist Jeanne Allen on Elizabeth Warren's promise to de-fund charter schools if she wins the presidency.  Sports reporter and Fox News contributor Britt McHenry on DC going Baseball-Crazy of the Nationals appearance in their first World Series.

Former White House press secretary Sean Spicer talks about his continuing winning streak on Dancing with the Stars. Spicer discusses why it's important for the media and Hollywood to come to grips with a prominent conservative Trump supporter integrated into mainstream cultural events like DWTS. He also comments on the Tulsi/Hillary dust-up and Mitt Romney's recent comments on the impeachment process. Economist Steve Moore discusses a recent analysis showing the median family income during the Trump era up an astounding $5,000. Finally, conservative opinion writer Mark Hemingway discusses the disconnect between the DC establishment media (as well as elected Democrats) and Trump supporters.

Why does It Matter That Sidney Powell Wants Data From Joseph Mifsud’s Smartphones? The Federalist's Margot Cleveland explains it all in today's podcast. Ann Coulter assesses the Democrat candidates for president and the debates that expose their extreme positions. Also, Ann has a suggestion for the Democrats: "Nominate Alec Baldwin!" Finally, Trump Administration immigration official Ken Cuccinelli discusses the recent murder arrest of two illegal aliens in Washington who had previously been in custody and would have been deported were it not for Seattle's sanctuary policies.