Richard finds a list of items that were once common and are being phased out and another list of items that should be phased out but are still going strong.

While the Dodgers are hot, their menu is hotter and Richard has the scoop on some of the items that will be sold at the concession stands within their stadium.

Megan joins us at her appointed time to discuss some of the latest goings on in D.C. including: the Trump dossier, the ongoing reveal of details pertaining to the Russian uranium deal and Senator Jeff Flake's retirement.

Hunter joins the show on a busy news day and he and Richard start from Senator Jeff Flake's retirement and work their way up to the latest revelations about the infamous Trump dossier.

Dr. Andy and Richard talk about instant gratification, try to piece together what happened in Niger that cost four Americans their lives and the fears of a serial killer in a Tampa community.

Richard addresses Michael Moore's lackluster run on Broadway, runs down the list of the 10 highest calorie items ever sold in fast food and breaks down those who give candy on Halloween by the treats they hand out.

Once again, the Big Stupid Question of the Day takes off and Richard has to force in his thoughts on Senator Bob Corker and what his feud with President Trump could mean for tax reform.

Richard takes a look at the most influential websites thus far in the history of the Internet and then moves on to the biggest box office flop of 2017.

Jeffrey makes his triumphant return to the show after a 3-week hiatus and talks about a number of topics including the media's Russian realization and the President's tax plan.

Richard and Austin have some issues with a map that was recently released by Business Insider that shows the favorite fast food restaurants of each state.