The U.S. is refusing economic aid for North Korea until they denuclearize, but is China interfering in that proposition? Is Kim Jong Un’s stock rising due to his possible meeting with the most important leader in the free world? What are the dangers and possible concessions for the U.S. in their summit with North Korea? Senior Editor for the Washington Free Beacon Bill Gertz joins Dan and Amy to discuss.

Can Trump pardon himself? Is Giuliani muddying the waters suggesting Trump is above the law while shunning the likes of Comey and other FBI officials? Why is Clapper and members of the mainstream media still spreading the false narrative that Trump’s election win could be illegitimate? NY Post's, Michael Goodwin joins Dan and Amy to discuss.

Good news: federal headcount is going down. Bad news: tariffs are going up. Is the lower corporate tax rates changing the game for American workers? Do trade wars hurt the enemy or the people in your own country? President of Americans For Tax Reform, Grover Norquist joins Dan and Amy to discuss.

Is everyone starting to become desensitized by the totalitarian nature in which college campuses are run? Will some Stanford Law grads graduate after never conversing with people who have a different world view than them? Stanford Law Student, Martin Salvucci joins Dan and Amy to discuss the “tolerance” of the diversity of thought of the majority of students and professors.

The Blagojevich’s are “cautiously optimistic” about the possibility of Trump commuting the former governor’s sentence. Do Blago and Trump’s cases matter concerning our civil liberties being at stake? Rob Blagojevich joins Dan and Amy to discuss life since the trial and reaction from President Trump’s comments about his brother Rod’s sentence.

Is the labor force participation rate holding the economy back? Should we be concerned about another real estate bubble bursting soon? Will Trump’s tariff policies affect the everyday consumer? Fox Business Contributor, Scott “The Cow Guy” Shellady joins Dan and Amy to discuss the May job numbers.

Is there any chance of Trump's base deserting him? Will Trump win on his own but hurt down-ballot candidates? What’s the big coalition of Trump voters that the DC press corps still can’t wrap their minds around? Washington Examiner Reporter and author of “The Great Revolt,” Salena Zito joins Dan and Amy to discuss what she learned talking to Trump voters.

"It’s a certified terrible frat house," is the way a sexual harassment victim coming forward today describes Springfield. The woman, who will only identify herself as "M," joined Dan and Amy for an exclusive interview detailing the sexual harassment allegations she will make against a leading state legislator. “This has gone on probably for the last four to five years where I’ve been harassed and blackballed and threatened" she shared.

“If you think college tuition is expensive today, wait until Bernie Sanders makes it free.” Is the increasing student loan debt a bubble we should be worried about? Why is in-state tuition at U of I the second highest in the Big Ten? Should young people stay away from Obamacare? CNN Chief Economist Steve Moore joins Dan and Amy to discuss.

Last year 15 IL House Republicans surrendered on a tax hike. Are they doing the same this year by surrendering on abortion, far-left feminism, and gun rights? Has the IL GOP electorate woken up and will they no longer be giving these legislators a pass? State Rep. Jeanne Ives (R-Wheaton) joins Dan and Amy to discuss.