The senator shares his impressions of the presidents with whom he served: Jimmy Carter, Ronald Reagan, George H. W. Bush, and Bill Clinton, as well as his perspective on how the congress worked on both sides of the aisle durring his tenure.

Former United States Senator David Durenberger served for 18 years; Chairman of the Senate Intelligence Commitee and author of When Republicans were Progressive, joins John Rothmann.

What did you take away from today's congressional hearings? Does it change your opinion?

John cites federal law: The Chairman of the House Ways and Means Committee can request any citizen's tax returns and shall receive them. It's not harassment. It's the law.

How do you react to the unprecidented power for agents to issue deportation orders without briniging immigrants before a judge or letting them speak to a lawyer?

What should the House Judiciary Committee and Intelligence Committee ask of Robert Mueller tomorrow?

From cryptocurrency to corruption, John Rothmann and callers cover it all!

Trump threatens to wipe Afghanistan off the face of the Earth... what do you make of it? Have we become numb to the threat of Nuclear War?

Staggering projections on spending in the near future have John Rothmann fuming. Hear what listeners have to say.

The DOJ sent Mueller a letter saying that he "must remain within the boundaries” of the public version of his report on the Russia investigation. Is it obstrution of justice for AG Barr to restrict what Meuller can say in his upcoming congressional hearing?

Where ever they were, whatever age they were, the moon landing left a mark on people's lives. Callers share their moving experiences, and John shares some classic sounds from popular cuture in the final hour of our 50th anniversary commemoration.