Does the Illinois political ruling class showcase their lack of respect for voters by pledging to go after their guns? If women are more likely to be victims of crime, shouldn’t we empower them with the tools to defend themselves, including firearms? Owner of Ladies of Steel Gun Club on Chicago's South Side, Lynn Dunagan joins Dan and Shaun to discuss how her club educates and trains women on how to use firearms. Lynn says the club has grown from 30 to 95 ladies in less than a year.

Are trade wars good for the American consumer and are we currently losing? Is Trump serious about a tariff on steel and aluminum imports? Or is he just throwing out these tariffs as a negotiating tool? Are the tariffs protecting one industry at the expense of another? CNBC Contributor, Jim Iuorio joins Dan and Shaun to discuss.

Immediate safety in schools is the first issue legislators are tackling but what is the root of the violence? How is a young boy able to channel his masculinity if he’s in a female dominated home? Did welfare state policies finance the father out of the family? Cultural critic and author, Suzanne Venker joins Dan and Amy to discuss the consequences of the traditional family breakdown.

Why does the government require someone to check a box and what do they use it for? If America is becoming a multiracial nation, why is there more pressure to fit into one box? Why are we limiting people to view the whole world through a limited social construct? Documentarian, Eli Steele joins Dan and Amy in studio to discuss his film "How Jack Became Black."

Marko Sukovic, GOP State Rep. candidate, is suing the IL House Republican Organization for defamation. Is the Illinois Republican Party purging conservatives out of the party? If a candidate isn’t with surrender Republicans like Durkin and Rauner, then they must be with Madigan? Is the House Republican Organization insulting the intelligence of their base by insulting Marko? Candidate for State Rep. in the 59th District, Marko Sukovic joins Dan and Amy to discuss his campaign and pending lawsuit.

Should we all be thanking the brave and heroic members of the DC Press Corps? Has the Broward County Sheriff become more intolerable as the days go on? Is the core purpose of self-defense in the Second Amendment fading away in the debate on gun control? Is the fact that 26 out of 27 of the deadliest shooters were fatherless part of the national discussion? Editor of National Review, Rich Lowry joins Dan and Amy to discuss.

Are those who demand "equality for all" the ones who don’t want to hear anything they disagree with? Is a college campus supposed to be calm utopia or a place of dynamic, intellectual discourse? University of Pennsylvania Law Professor, Amy Wax joins Dan and Amy to discuss what she can't discuss on a college campus.

How far will mainstream media go to disclaim the success and popularity of the Trump tax cuts? Are 50,000 high-income taxpayers on their way out of Illinois if politicians in Springfield don’t do anything to reduce the tax burden? How is that Illinois has poor public services and one of the highest tax burdens? CNN Senior Economist, Steve Moore joins Dan and Amy to discuss.

Mueller CPA hosts the Morning Answer today on their Signature Bank Business tour. Mueller CPA in Elgin is celebrating their 50th anniversary in the midst of the busy season and grappling with the new federal tax law. Mueller CPA has clients ranging from startups to larger public companies. They have also partnered up with the Kane County Cougars to create a scholarship program. Managing Partner at Mueller CPA, Dave Nissen joins Dan and Amy the firm.

Today marks the 10th anniversary of the death of the founder of National Review, Bill Buckley. Buckley was one of the last of true public intellectuals and many of the lessons he taught are still of great value in today’s political times.