How much credit do we give to Trump’s victory since the Democrats ran the worst candidate of all time? Is Trump having success in his continuing prosecution of the culture war? Journalists and publishers such as the New York Times whine about Trump’s “fake news” comments, but has their coverage of Trump’s Executive Order been fair and balanced? National Review columnist and former Chief Assistant US Attorney, Andrew McCarthy joins Dan and Amy to discuss.

Second Chance? Who Wants To Be A Star? Potted Plants? Woody Polanski Films? Hands On Productions? The Human Stain's brother speaks and is working on a new company name saying, "it won't be familial, I promise you that." Dan and Amy take callers’ suggestions all morning to help come up with a new name for the Weinstein Company.

Is Trump using a backdoor strategy to keep his campaign promise to revoke one of the “worst deals in American history?” Is the new health care Executive Order another nudge to the Republican Senate suggesting they are not allowed to walk away from repeal and replace of Obamacare just yet? How much of a negative effect has the Harvey Weinstein scandal had on the Democrats moving forward to the 2018 election? Anchor of Special Report weekdays at 5pm CT on Fox News Channel, Bret Baier joins Dan and Amy to discuss.

Can Trump's Executive Order on Obamacare resuscitate full repeal and replace? What is going to happen when open enrollment begins in three weeks? How can the Republicans better frame that the small amount of Americans with pre-existing conditions don’t have to raise the prices for everybody? How do lawmakers formulate a policy that will make young, healthy people want to join? Resident Fellow studying health care at the American Enterprise Institute, Thomas Miller joins Dan and Amy to discuss.

“Virtually everything you see on the news now you have to assume is placed there by somebody who wanted it there or replaced something that somebody didn’t want there.” Investigative Journalist and author of “The Smear: How Shady Political Operatives and Fake News Control What You See, What You Think and How You Vote,” Sharyl Attkisson joins Dan and Amy to discuss the long-running conspiracy of silence within the Fourth Estate for the benefit of the well connected.

“You’ll have to come back to me on your hands and knees in order for me to change my mind about this and your family won’t see anything from this.” Ald. Joe Moreno was caught on video threatening local small business owner and veteran fireman for evicting his renters who coincidentally are Moreno campaign donors. Moreno took it a step farther to illegally downzone the property and alter its value. Moreno and the City are now facing a lawsuit, which will cost taxpayers millions of dollars. Talk about Chicago values. Faisal Khan, CEO of Project Six and Former Legislative Inspector General of Chicago City Council, joins Dan and Amy to discuss in detail the exploits of Alderman Joe Moreno.

Why does Cook County keep expanding their budget even though it has lost more residents than any other county in the US? Are there going to be any repercussions for the commissioners who originally were in support of the soda tax? Where was the outrage when Cook County raised the sales tax again? Will the GOP field a candidate against Queen Sugar? Cook County Commissioner for the 15th District and Illinois Republican Party Chairman, Tim Schneider joins Dan and Amy to discuss.

Will Hollywood endure the same fate of the NFL? Outlets were offered the story and they chose not to publish it? People talked about Weinstein’s behavior as an open secret, but were the warnings from those in Hollywood enough? ESPN’s Michael Wilbon compares Roger Goodell to a plantation owner. But employers such as Google can fire James Damore but the NFL can’t tell their players to stand for the National Anthem? Senior Editor for HotAir.com and columnist for The Week, Ed Morrissey joins Dan and Amy to discuss.

“Liberals don’t want to have a debate. They want to say you’re morally inferior if you don’t believe in our policies of higher taxes, minimum wage increases, and more government spending.” Do liberals, such as those in the North Shore, practice capitalism but reject it in theory? Are local Republicans to blame for not speaking up? Wall Street Journal Columnist, Senior Economist for CNN, and former Donald Trump advisor, Stephen Moore joins Dan and Amy to discuss.

Is Trump decimating the NFL? Was the NFL a glass house before Trump even got involved? Is Trump exposing the Republican establishment for their progressive views? The media is in hysterics over Trump’s tone, meaning, when Obama or late night talk show hosts say something extreme or wildly offensive in a room temperature conversational tone of voice, it’s okay and understandable. National Review columnist and Senior Fellow at the Hoover Institution, Victor D Hanson joins Dan and Amy to discuss.