Mark plays some more sound from the week that was, including how the media has determined that Michael Cohen is like John Dean during the Watergate scandal.

Also, CNN economist Stephen Moore talks about the latest with the economy, unemployment rates and jobs created from the previous quarter.

Mark talks about the stories of the day including the insanity of inside the beltway of Washington, D.C., as he catches up with political strategist Peggy Ellis.

Also, Nancy Pelosi, Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, and a couple others in the House talk about what they'd say to President Trump if given the opportunity.

Mark continues to dissect the whole Cohen scenario on Capitol Hill and asks why he was allowed to testify in the first place, when we should be following the money.

Tom Del Becarro (PoliticalVanguard.com) shares his two cents (and then some) on Cohen and more. We also play back some of the heated exchanges with Rashida Tlaib, Mark Meadows and Elijah Cummings and supposedly racist accusations.

Mark reflects on the craziness from Cohen's testimony Wednesday on Capitol Hill in front of the House Oversight Committee.

He also gets some strong analysis from James Hirsen (NewsMax.com) as they recount some of the lines of questioning on both sides of the political spectrum, including that of Democrat darling Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez.

Mark continues to monitor and dip into Michael Cohen's testimony on Capitol Hill in front of the House Oversight Committee as we also get some analysis and great perspectives from Kate Obenshain, author of "Divider in Chief."

Mark goes waist-deep, perhaps even shoulders-deep into the coverage of Michael Cohen's testimony on Capitol Hill about his involvement with President Donald Trump as well as his previously being convicted for lying in the past before Congress. Tim Graham (NewsBusters.org) chimes in with a few tidbits of analysis along the way.

Mark has a conversation with his long-time friend, and unapologetic Democrat and liberal, Bob Beckel as they discuss national emergencies, the summit with President Trump & Kim Jong-Un, as well as where the 2020 POTUS challengers stand on their chances of removing the incumbent from office.

Also, California State Senator John Moorlach talks about a bill that's been proposed to remove speed limits in certain parts of the Golden State as a result of lower accident rates.

Mark has some initial thoughts on President Trump arriving in Hanoi, Vietnam, for the 2nd summit meeting between himself and the leader of North Korea, Kim Jong-Un.

He also opines on Michael Cohen's planned testimony on Capitol Hill this week as he chats with Tom Del Becarro (PoliticalVanguard.com) and what it means for the newly-elected chair of the Republican Party in California.

Mark hits a number of topics including how DNC Chairman Tom Perez thinks Republicans are pulling the oldest trick in the book when it comes to socialism references, and how Nathan Fletcher (newly-elected Supervisor for the County of San Diego) wants to implement a tax on our tires.

Mark has a slew of guests this hour:

- Mayor Steve Vaus as he has announced his bid for the San Diego County Board of Supervisors (Dianne Jacob's district)

- John Cox, who ran for Governor of California, attended the state GOP convention over the weekend and discusses one of the new elected officials

- Andy Puzder, former CEO of Carl's Jr. and nominee for Labor Secretary under President Trump, opines on the controversial decision by New York to remove Amazon's plans for expanding a new headquarters there.