Within the first 6 days of Trump taking office he has already signed 12 executive orders to bring some of his campaign promises to light much quicker than we all thought. What will this mean to the affected government organizations and could it mean more taxpayer dollars to "The Wall" then we thought?

On Trump's first full day in office he signed an executive order to withdraw the United States from the Trans-Pacific Partnership. What will this mean for trade and the global economy?

With Trump's first official day as the 45th president out of the way, we dissect what his first presidential public address could mean for the country and the world as he laid out his plans for the future.

We take a deep dive into the minimum wage argument with a bit of a new twist in stating that 15 dollars an hour may actually hurt the lowest income brackets. Find out why that might be and some ranting and raving from Justin and Cam right now!

With guest Cecil Delloma II we get into the report released stating that the Chicago PD has used excessive and unconstitutional force and if this could be a vehicle for change.

With Trump on Wednesday admitting that he now agrees with the intelligence report does this have any effect on Cam when it comes to the intelligence report and media in general.

We start this one off talking about Dylann Roof and if racism like his is an issue and if it can be stopped. Moving on from that we talk about the death penalty in general and trying to change our justice system, for better or worse.

It's a bit of a crazy question right? But according to recent studies about technology taking us away from human interaction, this could be a harsh reality. Justin and Cam get into whether or not this is as dangerous as it seems.

Three major American intelligence agencies have declassified a report that provides a much clearer picture of what Russia did during the election. What will this mean for our future?

There are five mega corporations in the tech world and unlike other huge tech companies of the past, they are only getting stronger as the years go by? Should government regulation be looked into or can they even do it?