We are joined by former Illinois Congressman Joe Walsh to talk about the infrastructure plans that are moving through Congress, and what their success or failure will mean for American families. @WalshFreedom

Rick opens the show with a conversation about how recent right-wing generated political feuds have turned local and are beginning to look like the disastrous Tea Party movement in 2010. Then we are joined by former Illinois Congressman Joe Walsh to talk about the infrastructure plans that are moving through Congress, and what their success or failure will mean for American families, and then Bill Scher of Politico joins us to discuss several current and breaking news items, including the budget resolution and recent discussions about which party is better at ridding itself of bad apples.

The second hour begins with author professor Harvey Kaye and a discussion about creeping authoritarianism in America and how it has accelerated at a frightening pace in the last few years, and then we end the night with Bob Ney, the former Ohio Congressman and political analyst, who will walk us through some recent votes in the House and Senate, and what we can expect in the coming weeks.

The second hour begins with “The Aggressive Progressive” Chris Hahn and a discussion on recent Senate testimony by former Trump DOJ officials, and what it could mean for Trump and his minions. @christopherhahn Christopherhahn.com

Scott Paul is the President of Alliance for American Manufacturing

We end the night with Jaboa Lake, policy analyst for the Poverty to Prosperity Program at the Center for American Progress for a conversation about the eviction moratorium & poverty in the richest nation in the history of history.

 @jaboalake @amprog @CAPPoverty @CAPAction

Rick opens the show with a conversation about bipartisanship, the reemergence of infrastructure week, and the most recent spike in CEO pay. Then we are joined by comedian Trae Crowder to see if we can find a little funny in the events of the day, and then Scott Paul of The Alliance for American Manufacturing joins us to discuss the passage of an infrastructure bill in the Senate, and what needs to happen next.

The second hour begins with “The Aggressive Progressive” Chris Hahn and a discussion on recent Senate testimony by former Trump DOJ officials, and what it could mean for Trump and his minions, and then we end the night with Jaboa Lake, policy analyst for the Poverty to Prosperity Program at the Center for American Progress for a conversation about the eviction moratorium & poverty in the richest nation in the history of history.