Tom Bevan

Susan Crabtree opened the Father's Day show talking about Biden meeting with Putin. A.B. Stoddard joined Tom about the Democrats trying to come together to put through legislation like infrastructure. John Kass is leaving the Chicago Tribune after over 30 years there and he joined the show to talk about his decision and where you can can him going forward. Carl Cannon finished up the program discussing Juneteenth.

A.B. Stoddard joined Tom Bevan to talk about Biden's first trip overseas since becoming president at G7. Phil Wegmann came on to discuss Kamala Harris and her activities and how she's handling the border poorly. Susan Crabtree talked about the rampant umployment fraud that's happened since the pandemic started. Finally Charles Lipson joined Tom Bevan to talk about the Democratic infighting over the situation in Israel

Tom kicks off this week's show by asking Susan Crabtree to break down President Biden's $6 trillion budget proposal. Later, Professor Charles Lipson discusses the change in tone from the administration on the possibility of the Wuhan lab leak theory, and Phil Wegmann shares how Rick Scott and Marco Rubio believe that capturing the Hispanic vote is the key to the future of Republican politics. Plus, John Kass and Tom talk how about their disgust over Kamala Harris's Memorial Day weekend tweet and how the media continues to embarrass themselves.

This week Tom kicks off the show with Charles Lipson discussing the current state of the economy and the disappointing jobs report this week. Next, Phil Wegmann stops by for a look into the controversy surrounding Liz Cheny and the media’s coverage of it. Then, National Journal Politics Editor Josh Kraushaar is on to speak about democrats and their plans with the education sector. Finally, Bill Whalen joins the show to discuss the Governor's race in California.

Tom spends the first part of the show dissecting Joe Biden's first joint address to Congress with White House Reporter Phil Wegmann, followed by a review of Tim Scott's rebuttal with RealClearPolitics correspondent Susan Crabtree. Later, Peter Berkowitz of the Hoover Insitution gives his take on the failure of colleges and universities to foster a true learning environment, and Carl Cannon takes a look back at Joe Biden's first 100 days in office.

With President Biden's first 100 days in office coming to a close, Tom starts the show by asking A.B. Stoddard to grade Biden's performance. Steve Cortes grades Biden as well and shares some startling statistics about the media coverage comparison between Biden and Trump. Later, Tom discusses the Derek Chauvin verdict with John Kass and talks with Charles Lipson about the behavior of the media surrounding Chauvin, Adam Toledo, and Ma'Khia Bryant.

Tom spends the first portion of this week's show chatting with RCP White House Correspondent Phil Wegmann about the flurry of foreign policy decisions announced by the Biden administration this week. Kristen McQueary of the Chicago Tribune recaps the reaction surrounding the release of the Adam Toledo video, including the heavy criticisms that Lori Lightfoot has received. Plus, Joe Concha attempts to tackle the censorship of conservatives on social media and what could actually be done about it.

Tom Beavan is back with Real Clear Politics Author Susan Crabtree to discuss President Biden’s new commission to study the possibility of expanding the Supreme Court. Next, Real Clear Politics Author Bill Scher continues the conversation on Biden’s new Supreme Court commission, his executive orders on gun control, and gives an overall grade on Biden’s first one hundred days in office. Then, Real Clear Politics Contributor Charles Lipson dives deep into the history of the Great Awakening and discusses the societal awakening America is going through today. And The Federalist’s Culture editor Emily Jashinsky finishes off the show with a review of 60 Minutes' recent piece on Ron DeSantis and the media’s biased narratives.

Tom welcomes Phil Wegmann to start the show to break down the details of President Biden's proposed infrastructure deal. Josh Kraushaar takes a look at how more and more people seem to be voting based on cultural issues as opposed to economics. Then, A.B. Stoddard and John Kass discuss the actual details in the controversial Georgia voting law and the deeper societal issues at play in the background.

Tom kicks off the show by asking RCP White House Reporter Phil Wegmann about his impression of Joe Biden's first press conference and what the atmosphere of the room was. A.B. Stoddard then joins the show to break down the substance of Biden's comments on the border crisis. Later, Charles Lipson discusses Georgia's new controversial voter law, and Carl Cannon shares how the FBI failed to act before the shooting in Boulder, CO.