Sue Henry talks about a recent poll where President Donald Trump's approval rating dipped to 33%

Sue Henry talks about an article in the New York Post where Gen Z employees are using lunch breaks to nap and cry.

Pennsylvania has the third highest gas tax in the country at 58 cents a gallon. A Pennsylvania senator says the state should stop collecting it while people are hurting now over prices. Do you agree? Sue Henry does.

Attorney General Dave Sunday announced the release of an annual report that ranks his office’s Medicaid Fraud Control Section at No. 1, nationally, in criminal convictions, and third overall in charges filed against those who steal from Pennsylvania’s Medicaid program which provides limited-income and vulnerable populations with access to healthcare.

There seems to be a lot of anger these days about willful blindness in Washington regarding important business. Sue Henry discusses the No King's protests and how people are perturbed over Sen. Lindsey Graham's trip to Disneyworld while there is no action by lawmakers over the partial government shutdown.

Pennsylvania has the third highest gas tax in the country at 58 cents a gallon. A Pennsylvania senator says the state should stop collecting it while people are hurting now over prices. Do you agree? Sue Henry does.

There seems to be a lot of anger these days about willful blindness in Washington regarding important business. Sue Henry discusses the No King's protests and how people are perturbed over Sen. Lindsey Graham's trip to Disneyworld while there is no action by lawmakers over the partial government shutdown.

The Treasury Department announced that Donald Trump will be the first sitting president to sign his name on currency in honor of the U.S.'s 250th birthday. Is it appropriate to put the name of living figures on anything? Sue Henry ponders that question.

Sue Henry talks about President Trump wanting to sign an executive order that would help the TSA get paid.

The Treasury Department announced that Donald Trump will be the first sitting president to sign his name on currency in honor of the U.S.'s 250th birthday. Is it appropriate to put the name of living figures on anything? Sue Henry ponders that question.