The Insiders discuss the impending release of the Pa. Catholic Church Grand Jury report, the backlash to the DOJ removing a Philly judge from an ongoing immigration case, and more local stories.

The Insiders address the fallout from the ranking scandal at Temple University's Fox School of Business, trouble within the Miss America Pageant, and updates on local candidates Conor Lamb (D) and Lou Barletta (R).

The Insiders discuss the Pa. Supreme Court upholding the Philadelphia soda tax, the fallout from the 'Made in America' concert being moved, local reaction to President Trump's statements on Russian meddling and more.

Matt O'Donnell and the Insiders discuss the local reaction to President Trump's Supreme Court nominee pick Brett Kavanaugh. Also discussed: the GOP dropping N.J. candidate Seth Grossman over racist comments, Pa. Gubernatorial race and more local topics.

The panel reacts to arrests made following a protest outside the Philadelphia I.C.E. offices. Plus, an update on Scott Wagner and other local candidates and what New Jersey passing its budget means for residents.

The panel dissects all sides of the zero tolerance policy and local protests during VP Mike Pence's visit to Philly. Plus, a potential government shutdown in N.J. and more on Philly's missing finances.

A deep dive into the report from the City Controller addressing accounting errors to the tune of 924 million for the City of Philadelphia.

Host Matt O'Donnell interviews Newsmaker Philadelphia City Council President Darrell Clarke on the upcoming city budget. They talk property assessments, tax hikes, the school district and more.

Host Monica Malpass and the Insiders took an in-depth look at the alternatives presented by City Council to stave-off a Real Estate Tax hike in this year's budget. Other topics include: New Jersey enacting a healthcare mandate, Starbucks' anti-bias training and more.

The Insiders revisit the results of Tuesday's local elections, recap a big day for women candidates and how President Donald Trump could impact some of the elections in November.