Should we be concerned about a man with no flying experience being able to take off in a plane with no one stopping him at a Seattle airport? Could he have learned how to take off and fly the plane from a video game? If he wasn’t in communication with ground control, why didn’t they make sure the plane didn’t take off? Senior editor at Flying magazine and publisher of Jetwhine.com, Robert Mark joins Dan and Amy to discuss.

Are even the most conservative voters in Indiana rejecting the Republican political establishment? Is it the beginning of an era of successful outsiders sticking their neck out into the political arena? How will businessman Mike Braun from Indiana position himself against Schumer puppet, Sen. Joe Donnelly, and align himself with the Trump agenda? GOP Candidate for U.S. Senate, Mike Braun joins Dan and Amy to discuss.

Why are only 17% of murders in Chicago solved? Why did Tiny Dancer close down the detective bureaus in the most dangerous parts of the city? Does Chicago have to incorporate a new approach to prevent crime? Is political correctness interfering with the work of police officers? President of the Crime Prevention Research Center, John Lott Jr. joins Dan and Amy to discuss.

You won’t have to worry about funeral costs under Ocasio-Cortez's socialized healthcare plan but will your coverage be threatened? The GOP is campaigning against socialist health care proposals but what’s their free market solution? Will Trump's personality do what Obama's policy choices did: turn majorities in to minorities? Columnist for Bloomberg View and senior editor for National Review, Ramesh Ponnuru joins Dan and Amy to discuss.

Is Space Force going to become the 6th branch of the military? Is there a race against Russia and China to get this done? What are some of the ideas for a logo design? CNN Military Analyst, Colonel Cedric Leighton joins Dan and Amy to discuss.

For the first seven months of Donald Trump's presidency, Sean Spicer was the administration's spokesman, fielding questions and comments from an often hostile media. Now that his time as White House Press Secretary has passed, he's had time to reflect. Does he have any regrets? What does he make of Trump's relationship with the media? And with the American people generally? On this edition of Against the Current, Dan Proft asks Spicer those questions and more, reflecting on his time as chief spokesman for the Trump administration. Proft and Spicer also look forward: Are Republicans in trouble in 2018? Is the GOP experiencing an ideological change under Trump? Answers to these questions and much more analysis in this can't miss ATC.

What should we be doing about the violence in Chicago that we’re not doing? Is there a community-wide discussion about taking care of your household? Are too many felons returning to their communities with no opportunities to be reintegrated into society? Do residents of the south and west sides want help from the National Guard? State Rep. LaShawn Ford from the Austin neighborhood joins Dan and Amy to discuss.

Law enforcement raided an Islamofascist compound in New Mexico where children were being trained to be killers. Where’s the media covering this? Is the GOP making a mistake in pushing off border security until after the midterms? Founder of the American Islamic Forum for Democracy, Dr. Zuhdi Jasser joins Dan and Amy to discuss.

Are the sanctions and policies pursued by the Trump Administration against Putin tough enough? Is the worry with Russia distracting us from the spying going on by the Chinese? Has Mueller gotten enough time already to pursue any charges in his investigation? Where is equal justice under the law for top law enforcement agency officials admittingly lying under oath? National Review columnist, Victor Davis Hanson joins Dan and Amy to discuss.

Are the Democrats who are still unable to accept Trump’s victory comparable to the Democrats during the Civil War era who were unhappy with Lincoln? Is the new fight to take on the Democrat Socialists? Has there ever been an American political party who so openly advocates for lawlessness? Author and filmmaker, Dinesh D'Souza joins Dan and Amy to preview his new movie "Death of a Nation."