After Congress’ failed rescue attempt of Obamacare, are Congressional Republicans prepared to right the ship? Does anyone question where the money for infrastructure spending is coming from rather than how or where it’s going to be spent? Rep. Peter Roskam from the 6th Congressional District joins Dan and Amy to discuss.

Did Trump propose Kudlow’s idea of ending all tariffs for a truly free trade market? Is it too late to dial back the government’s control over your healthcare as Obamacare premiums could spike as high as 80%? Is Trump’s interactions with Kim Jong Un a PR stunt or is there a truly budding relationship between the two? Chief Economist for CNN, Steve Moore joins Dan and Amy to discuss.

How much do the North Korean people know about the summit between Kim and Trump? Should Trump tone down the rhetoric for his respect for the ruthless dictatorship of Kim? Is China the elephant in the room in peace talks? As experts dig deeper into the Iran Deal (not the DC Press Corps) are they finding out more and more lies propagated from the Obama Administration? Resident Scholar for AEI, Michael Rubin joins Dan and Amy to discuss.

Could what POTUS promises to do about our joint military exercises with the South Koreans cause concern as a major concession to the the North Koreans? How is the U.S. and China going to interact to keep the pressure on North Korea? What is the economic stability of North Korea? Senior Research Fellow for Asian Studies at the Heritage Foundation, Dean Cheng joins Dan and Amy to discuss.

With the defeat of Trump critic and GOP Congressman from South Carolina, Mark Sanford, the victory of Corey Stewart for the GOP Senate nominee in Virginia, and the problems Mitt Romney is having in Utah, is the GOP officially the Party of Trump? Does the party no longer stand for ideas, but for Trump alone? Does Trump make current GOP legislators’ jobs harder? Senior Political Columnist for Washington Examiner, Tim Carney joins Dan and Amy to discuss.

Do the majority of Americans support the summit between the U.S. and North Korea? Is Trump willing to do anything to make this successful and declare a victory? Or does Kim Jong Un need it more? Andy McCabe faces more bad news since admitting he leaked classified information and after the recent indictment of a Senate Intel staffer for leaking. National Review Editor, Rich Lowry joins Dan and Amy to discuss.

Is Trump making enemies with our closest allies? Does Trump lead with bluster, while Trudeau leads with virtue signaling? Does Trudeau have the intellectual depth to do his job? Is Canada experiencing the same sort of polarization of politics as the U.S.? Talk show host for NewsTalk 1010 in Toronto, Jerry Agar joins Dan and Amy to discuss.

Have liberals’ hate for Trump led them to root for a recession and for the country to fail? If Trump ends tariffs can he also end subsidies? Should Trump offer free trade between the U.S. and both South and North Korea? Why isn’t the standard of living rising? CNN political commentator, Steve Cortes joins Dan and Amy to discuss.

What will it take for Democrats to turn their backs on Madigan? Will Illinois voters hold their representatives accountable come November? State Rep. Tom Morrison joins Dan and Amy to discuss the press conference held by current conservative reform legislators and candidates calling for an end of the abusive culture in Springfield and calling for their Democrat colleagues to do the same and demand Madigan’s resignation.

What was accomplished in North Korea? Is Trump aiming for denuclearization one way or another? Are criticisms of Trump’s meeting with Kim Jong Un too harsh while sanctions are still in place? If talks don’t work, will Trump move forward and crush the regime economically and perhaps with military force? Founder of Defense for Democracies, Cliff May joins Dan and Amy to discuss.