Using the over the top rhetoric of Donald Trump as he’s promised the world to all of his supporters with few details as to how he’d achieve what he promises, I deliver a speech that I feel only Trump would read.

I’m joined by callers as I discuss why it’s important for Democrats to reach out to and offer solutions to people who not only live in blue states, but red states as well.

During this hour I discuss the double standard in the media coverage Hillary Clinton receives compared to Donald Trump.

I’m joined by callers as I discuss why Democrats, like Virginia Governor Terry McAuliffe, want ex-felons to vote. I also delve into why Republicans have a problem with ex-felons voting, yet seem to have no problem allowing them to buy guns.

Today’s Campaign Shakeup, in the eyes of The Donald:

His problem: He’s too reasonable, scripted, boring and Presidential.

His solutions: Be far more unhinged! Say anything! Lie more! Be more entertaining!

His determination: Win or Lose (i.e. Lose) His Way

I’m joined by callers as I discuss who the Americans are that support Donald Trump for President. I also analyze why I believe they support him, and compare this dynamic to support for other controversial political figures throughout history.

I discuss Donald Trump’s comments suggesting that “2nd amendment people” could act to stop Hillary Clinton from nominating Supreme Court Justices if she was elected President, which many are interpreting as a threat of violence.

I’m joined by Republican Strategist Mike Lane of Intelephant Strategies. We discuss Donald Trump’s rough 10-12 day stretch where he saw a negative 12-point swing in polling versus Hillary Clinton, and whether or not that worries Mike and other Republicans.

I discuss why I think Donald Trump’s verbal attacks on the Gold Star parents of slain U.S. Army Captain Humayun Khan may spell the beginning of the end for Trump’s presidential campaign.

I also discuss the report out today that Donald Trump asked a foreign policy expert that was advising him why we (America) couldn’t use nuclear weapons three times within a one-hour meeting.