The food delivery wars are heating up and companies are looking to create superusers out of you.  They want to convert the casual user lured in by discounts into everyday users who rely on them for takeout and groceries.  While convenience is king in ordering delivery, some companies are pitching subscription services that waive individual delivery fees to lock you in. Heather Haddon, reporter for the WSJ, joins us for the food delivery wars.

Next, President Trump sent a record $4.75 trillion 2020 budget proposal to Congress.  While the budget will most likely be rejected, it highlights the administrations priorities for 2020.  The White House is requesting and additional $8.6 billion for the border wall and also looking at cuts to the Education Department.  Marisa Fernandez, reporter for Axios, joins us for details on the budget.

Finally, file this under things not to do when taking a selfie: Pose with a Jaguar.  One woman in Arizona crossed a barrier at the Wildlife World Zoo to take a selfie, when the big cat reached out and dug its claws into her arm.  A good Samaritan came to her rescue and helped her get free, but her arm was still damaged.  Jessica Boehm, reporter for the Arizona Republic, joins us for the 90 seconds of terror this woman went though

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