The new rules proposed by the FDA would eliminate about one-third of the cigarettes sold annually. The goal is to curb teen use of tobacco which has been on the rise with vaping products. Justin and Lance discuss to what extent the government should regulate drugs and other products.

Amazon just announced the two locations for its second H.Q. Five Below sells items for $5 or less and has seen tremendous success at its brick and mortar locations. What do these companies tell us about the future of technology and the economy? Justin and Lance are joined by author, podcast host, and business consultant Jon Umstead to examine this question.

UltraFICO scores are on the way. How will this change your ability to get credit, what are the risks, and is there a better option? Justin and Lance breakdown everything you should know.

New research may indicate that the Placebo Effect is a biological process. These findings open the door to larger philosophical questions and how people view the world. Justin and Lance share their thoughts on the research and discuss the philosophical outlooks.

The mid-terms are over and the Democrats and Republicans have made gains. What are the key takeaways and where do we go from here? Justin and Lance explore the results and what they mean.

With the election looming, Democrats are facing some short-term problems and Republicans must address their long-term future. Justin and Lance explain the current shortcomings of both parties.

What's happening in Texas, dark money for Democrats, President Trump's ideas, and more. Justin and Lance run through the state of the election as it stands now.

President Trump floated the idea of attempting to end birthright citizenship for illegal immigrants with an executive order. Is this legal and could this work? Justin and Lance also explore the larger questions raised by this fascinating topic.

The digital world is increasingly being woven into the fabric of education. To what extent should companies like Google, Apple, and Microsoft be allowed to educate kids on internet citizenship? Should the responsibility be on parents or education systems to teach kids about digital responsibility?

Sears was a pillar of American success in the 1950s and '60s. Adjusted for inflation, how would its employees fare against the new American icon, Amazon? People have, on average, less buying power than they did 50 and 60 years ago, but what about their benefits? Justin and Lance share some historical perspective and talk about the lazy millennial myth.