Scott Walker won three times at the ballot box in four years for Governor of Wisconsin and became the correct answer to a Jeopardy! question along the way. He sits down with Tim to talk about the importance of the electoral college, his success fighting unions and whether fiscal sanity can ever take root in Washington.

Joe Biden has finally made it official. He is running for President in 2020. The polls show him as a big front-runner among the 20 Dems who all want a shot at President Trump. One poll also shows him with an 8 point lead over Trump in a head to head match up. So is Biden the inevitable nominee? Tim has the answer.

It started with state attorneys general unsuccessfully suing because they claimed “Exxon knew” about climate change and kept it hidden. Then, in CA, NY, and elsewhere, it was all energy companies knew. But, even as these conspiracy theories and lawsuits continue to fail in court, it hasn’t stopped activists from continuing to push the false narrative. Those attempting to file future litigation should be called out as the hustle artists they truly are."

Special Counsel Robert Mueller issued thousands of subpoenas in his office's quest to determine if President Trump had indeed worked with the Russians in the 2016 US Presidential contest. One witness spent more than 40 grueling hours being interviewed and threatened with prosecution by the Mueller team. As the Mueller Report is made public, this key witness tells Tim of his harrowing experience.

Pope Francis recently chose a new Archbishop of Washington: Archbishop Wilton D. Gregory of Atlanta. Gregory, 71, will take over his new role in D.C. on May 21. His appointment has been welcomed by many in the Washington DC community including PETA (People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals). The Christian wing of PETA sent the new archbishop a letter. Why? What did it say? PETA joins Tim to answer.

Baseball is often referred to as the great American pastime. Jackie Robinson was the first black ballplayer to play Major League Baseball, opening the door for future Hall of Famers like Hank Aaron and Willie Mays. His place in history however, goes well beyond the ball field. He opened doors to other athletes, doctors, lawyers and even the White House. FoxNews' Ed Henry, author of the best selling book 42Faith, joins Tim and talks Robinson's place in history.

President Trump tends to generate great criticism with some regularity from both New York Governor Cuomo and New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio, but there is one instance in which they all agree. What does it take to get these three on the same page? Check out Tim's interview to find out.

The mainstream media and much of America's celebrity culture hate President Trump. They don't simply disagree with him. They don't merely dislike him. They hate him. As the economy shines, women and minorities prosper and the Mueller investigation ends with no evidence of any collusion with the Russians, the country should be celebrating. But instead the vitriol is stronger than ever. What's really going on?