Is Facebook going the way of Myspace? If Facebook can’t even regulate Facebook, why would we expect the government to figure it out? Will the U.S. create their own version of Europe’s mess of a regulation law? Tech Reporter from the Daily Caller, Eric Lieberman joins Dan and Amy to discuss.

Who deserves the credit for the 4.1% GDP growth? Should we thank Obama for leaving office or thank Trump for advocating for the corporate sector? Was the biggest takeaway from the Facebook stock plummeting, the strength of the market? CNBC Contributor, Jim Iuorio joins Dan and Amy to discuss.

Should profitability be driven by market competition or government selection? Have we already reached the high water mark on GDP growth? Are we going to make it to a zero tariff trade agreement? Before we discuss tax cuts 2.0, are we still waiting for good things to come from the current tax cuts and deregulation? Fox Business Network’s Scott “The Cow Guy” Shellady joins Dan and Amy to discuss.

Was Sec. Pompeo’s performance at the Senate Foreign Relations Committee a success?  Has the Trump administration actually been tougher on Russia despite hysterics from the left? How did past presidents handle Putin? Resident Scholar for the American Enterprise Institute, Michael Rubin joins Dan and Amy to discuss.

How will the 9th Circuit decision impact other states down the road? How difficult is it for law abiding citizens to obtain a gun from certain states? Can dangerous individuals be stopped from purchasing a weapon by the law? John Lott Jr, President at the Crime Prevention and Research Center, joins Dan and Amy to discuss.

Are we seeing the ushering in of a new type of leftist politics? If so, what exactly does this mean and how does the Republican Party prepare for it? Who is Senator Cory Booker attempting to appeal to? Will the Democrats emerge victorious as they have been in special elections heading into the midterms? Will conservatives look back on this time and realize they missed an opportunity? Associate Editor for Commentary Magazine, Noah Rothman joins Dan and Amy to discuss the evolving landscape of the left.

Is Paul Ryan correct in saying that Trump is trolling people by targeting ex-CIA agents? Are Trump’s actions his way of draining the swamp or is it petty political retribution? Why is there more attention on the Twitter war between Trump and Rouhani than on the eloquent speech that Mike Pompeo delivered on Iran? Editor for National Review, Rich Lowry joins Dan and Amy to discuss.

One (or more) will be taken from you without a change in political leadership and policy choices. Mark it down. So which one will it be? Where’s the policy alternative from IL Leaders? Dan and Amy discuss the latest property tax destruction update in Lake County. (https://lakecountygazette.com/stories/511496936-2018-property-tax-report-zion-volo-hainesville-grayslake-pay-effective-property-tax-rates-of-4-percent)

Trump moves to compensate those injured by friendly fire in his trade war. Is Trump’s zero tariff option going to gain any traction while hurting our economy in the process? Chief Economist for CNN, Steve Moore joins Dan and Amy to discuss.

In focusing on issues involving Russia and North Korea, have we forgotten the threat posed by radical Islam? Is the FISA Court creating a problem due to use of bad information? Similarly, are we seeing a need for FBI reforms after clear politicization by heads of the agency? Can we be sure that North Korea is in fact denuclearizing, or have they found a way to fool U.S. Intelligence? Bill Gertz, Senior Editor for the Washington Free Beacon, discusses these topics and more with Dan and Amy.