Marty and Wendy talk with CBS Military Analyst Mike Lyons.  He tells them that it is headed in the wrong direction and that he feels the last administration has let this happen because they just didn't want it to happen on their watch.

Good news comes from bad today.  Championship wrestling belts that were meant for a 5 year autistic boy were stolen.  Hear how this good news story goes from bad to good.

Marty and Wendy talk to Robert Mangino about the Youngstown Vindicator closing it's doors.  Mangino worked in the Youngstown market for 15 years and told them how important the Vindicator was to the area.  Mangino says that the Youngstown area was never able to bounce back after the mills closed.

Marty and Wendy talk with Congressman Guy Reschenthaler about his recent trip with elected official to see the southern border.  He said while they were there people tried to turn themselves in to the delegation.  He believes we need to change the immigration law.  He also says that the government has failed the border agents.

Wendy and Marty talk to Meghan Shreiner, who works with an incredibly interesting charity.

This segment, Wendy and Marty are joined by Post Gazette columnist, Karen Kane, so she can discuss her article concerning new developments in the UPMC/Highmark healthcare situation.

Wendy and Marty talk with the former Pittsburgh Public Works Director, Rob Kaczorowski, to discuss why the citizens of Pittsburgh might be seeing a tax increase next year.

When an Uber driver gives a ride to an elderly veteran, she has no idea that walking him to his door will absolutely, unequivocally, and undeniably change both of their lives.

Marty and Wendy talk with Lt Governor Jon Fetterman about the verbal fight that was had on the senate floor over a bill that dealt with programs for the poor.

Marty and Wendy talk with Dr. Thomas Quinn from LECOM about the trials they have where dog are sniffing out cancer with a lot of success.  You can check them out at Bioscentdx.com.