Listen as political columnist Patricia Murphy tells Gordon how paying members of Congress more than your average plumber can create more diversity within it.

Pennsylvania Congressman Guy Reschenthaler and Gordon Deal discuss the state of the Iran threat within the Strait of Hormuz.

Todd Ruger from Roll Call explains how the latest Supreme Court decisions could affect the makeup of Congress for years.

Jordain Carney from The Hill gives us a look at the work piling up for Congress.

Judge rules Trump finances must be handed over to Congress, blue-collar workers who lost jobs are sticking with Trump, and Dallas teen beats cancer ahead of his high school graduation.

Nancy Pelosi says Attorney General William Barr lied to Congress, Facebook bans a host of provocateurs, and deaf rescue dog learns sign language.

The White House and Congress are gearing up for a fight over subpoenas. Byron Tau from the Wall Street Journal has the story.

Trump says he is opposed to White House aides testifying to Congress, more young people likely to vote in 2020 than 2016, and how not to work on your vacation.

How will the fight over spending affect U.S. economic growth and the upcoming Presidential election? Kate Davidson from the Wall Street Journal has the story.

Jerry Seib from the Wall Street Journal and Gordon Deal discuss the unintended consequences of pushing for an emergency declaration and impeachment.

What happens after Robert Mueller delivers his report? Bart Jansen from USA Today gives us a look.

Mike Emanuel from Fox News breaks down some of the takeaways from Michael Cohen's testimony.

President Trump, Kim summit ends with no agreement, Michael Cohen details allegations of Trump wrongdoings, and how to reduce wrist and shoulder pain while exercising.

More spending fights are heading towards the Capitol. Kate Davidson from the Wall Street Journal has the story.

Steven Nelson from The Washington Examiner previews the court battles that the Trump administration will face after declaring a national emergency in order to build the border wall.

Byron Tau from the Wall Street Journal gives us a look at attorney general nominee William Barr's past in the CIA.

Now in control of Congress Democrats are more willing to press a gun-control agenda. Kristina Peterson from the Wall Street Journal has the story.

Cristina Marcos from The Hill breaks down how lawmakers are divided over how to end shutdowns for good.

Over 20 dead in U.S. polar vortex, President Trump says he will move ahead on wall without Congress, and in cold weather, how often should I start my car.

President Trump skeptical he would accept any Congressional border deal, Louisiana suspect in killing of 5 captured in Virginia, and private colleges close due to rising expenses.

As the partial government shutdown enters its fifth week with no end in sight, the federal courts are running out of money. Thomas Kaplan of The New York Times explains.

House GOP removes Steve King from panels following comments on white supremacy, Democrats draft bills to end shutdown, and how the shutdown hurts craft brewers.

Republican Congresswoman Susan Brooks discussed the government shutdown with Gordon Deal.

Despite losing a number of members, GOP women could be pivotal in Congress. Maureen Groppe from USA Today explains.

Nancy Pelosi's next term as majority leader of the house will come with challenges from inside her party. Mike Lillis from The Hill has the story.