John reviews all the craziest Trump-related news stories, including Mark Sanford getting into GOP race as the party seeks to control primaries to protect Trump. John gets into detail on the emerging scandal involving Trump's Turnberry golf course

John goes through a series of under-reported news stories about Trump, including his most recent column wondering why the news media is not at all curious about Trump's possible manipulation of the stock market.

John does an extensive interview with GOP Presidential candidate Joe Walsh about his run against President Trump. John then sets the record straight about the investigation into James Comey's "leaked" memos.

John details all the recent Trump insanity, including his attacks on Fox News and his (possibly related) dreadful polling numbers. Ziegler also expresses extreme skepticism about MSNBC's report on Trump's Deutsche Bank loans being secured by Russians close to Putin.

John talks about his friend and former guest of the show Joe Walsh announcing his run against Trump for the GOP 2020 nomination. He then details the latest in Trump's tariff insanity

John reviews all the crazy news which is making people think Trump really has lost his mind. He then updates the 2020 race and talks about which Republican might try to primary Trump

John discusses the aftermath of the Epstein madness with Kurt Andersen, the author of the book, "Fantasyland : How America Went Haywire," John then reviews the rest of the Trump related news

John details the aftermath of the two horrific mass shootings over the weekend and the media's attempts to blame Trump for at least one of them. He then analyzes whether the media is ignoring an issue that is much more dangerous to him politically.

John reviews the aftermath of the Robert Mueller testimony and gives a narrative of what he thinks really happened with the whole investigation. He then takes a look the Baltimore controversy and the latest in the Democratic nominating process

John takes a critical look at Robert Mueller's much-anticipated testimony to Congress, and explains why it was mostly a disaster. He also explains how things should have gone down.