Vice President Harris has announced her new running mate. Minnesota Governor Tim Walz will join the VP on the campaign trail this fall to complete the Democratic ticket. Scott is joined by political consultant Talmadge Boston to break down how this impacts the election, and if this choice might be the mistake that costs the Dems the election.

Sloan breaks down the latest with the stock market as the Dow falls 1100 points at the open. Also the latest in Cincy sports with Austin and Sara, and James Pinkerton tells us how a Trump Presidency would help the markets.

As the market fell this morning over 1000 points, Scott brings on Allworth Financial's Amy Wagner to discuss if it is time to panic, and what this means for the American economy going forward.

Scott discusses the boxing controversy at the Olympics. Also Brian Moody from Kelly Blue Book helps you find a new car, and Robbie Kellerman Baxter predict the future of the Reds on television.

Looking to get another vehicle? Scott has some help for you. He brings on Brian Moody from Kelly Blue Book to help you in your new or used car search.

Scott discusses the case of a Lincoln Heights man arrested for the crime of filling potholes with attorney Jason Phillabaum. Also Michelle Sloan discusses what is changing for relators across the country. Finally Dr Matthew Bertke breaks down the latest breakthrough in arthritis treatments.

Not all heroes wear capes! In this case Lincoln Heights resident Greg Strole was arrested for the heinous crime of... filling pot holes? Scott talks with attorney Jason Phillabaum about the crime Strole was charged with, and why prosecutors may struggle to get a conviction with this one.

Scott discusses the issue of term limits and who needs them worse, the Courts or Congress with Brandon Herrera of US Term Limits. Also brain expert Leigh Richardson explains why we are seeing more cases of road rage, and Jeff Carr from Locked On Reds breaks down the moves at the trade deadline.

Should the Supreme Court have term limits? What about Congress? Scott talks with the chairman of US Term Limits Brandon Herrera about what they are trying to do to fix the American political system.

Scott discusses the student loan forgiveness controversy with Dave Tyron from the Buckeye Institute. Also Andy Shafer predicts what the Fed will do tomorrow, and attorney Al Gerhardstien tells us if gay rights will be overturned.