We recap the year that was at the United States Supreme Court with Brent Kendall of the Wall Street Journal, and Erin Richards of USA Today joins us to talk about the emerging trend of celebrities starting schools.

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Bryan Bender of Politico joins us to talk about what happens next in Afghanistan after U.S. troops have withdrawn, and Laura Kelly of TheHill.com jumps on to share reporting on pressure being felt by President Biden to ease international travel restrictions.

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Associated Press reporter Adriana Gomez Licon joins us to share the latest on the recovery efforts in Surfside, Florida, and AP Environment reporter Matthew Daly jumps on with us to talk about how some environmentalists are pressuring President Biden to include climate change prevention in his infrastructure deal.

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CNBC's Jessica Ettinger gives the outlook for the second half of the year on Wall Street, and game show hosting legend Bob Eubanks stops by and covers a number of topics, including who he thinks should take over as host of Jeopardy.

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Josh Gerstein of Politico joins us to talk about the Supreme Court's decision on the Arizona voting laws, and actress, singer, and former Miss America Vanessa Williams joins us to preview the Capitol 4th celebration.

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Kelly McLaughlin of Insider.com joins us to talk about the unexpected prison release of Bill Cosby, and Jan Hoffman of the New York Times drops by to tell us how some teens are getting the COVID-19 vaccine against their parents' wishes.

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Terry Spencer of the Associated Press gives us the latest on the building collapse in Florida, and we talk with Robb Holloway, co-host of "The Wake Up Call" on News Radio KPNW in Eugene, Oregon about the northwest heatwave.

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Howard Altman of the Military Times updates us on the US airstrikes in Iraq and Syria, and Jonathan Cooper of the Associated Press tells us what comes next with Arizona's 2020 election audit.

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Wendy Rhodes of USA Today joins us to give us the latest on the building collapse in Florida, and Mark Niesse, political reporter for the Atlanta Journal Constitution stops by to give us the lowdown on the lawsuit filed by the U.S. Department of Justice to try to block Georgia's new voting laws.

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Tami Abdollah of USA Today previews the sentencing of former Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvin, and Joseph Zeballos-Roig of Business Insider explains the bipartisan infrastructure agreement.

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