Christopher Cadelago, reporter at POLITICO, says that the effort to dig up dirt on Donald Trump's potential opponent is well underway.

Kyle Trygstad of the National Journal discusses what's next for Democrats in President Obama's last week in office.

Manny Fernandez of the New York Times explains what consequences an Oklahoma newspaper has faced since they endorsed Hillary Clinton.

James Antle of the Washington Examiner on the next step electorally for those opposing Donald Trump and what those steps may be.

Bryon Tau of the Wall Street Journal on reaction to the Presidential recount.

Mike Pence's plane skids off runway, more Dakota pipeline protesters arrested and 97-year-old WWII vet and Cubs fan is going back to the World Series.

Russell Berman from The Atlantic on a promise Hillary Clinton CAN'T keep.

Hillary Clinton, Donald Trump Trade Barbs at Charity Event, Philippine President Duterte announces separation from U.S. and Georgia Democrats hope state's shift to purple comes quickly.

Olivier Knox, Chief Washington Correspondent for Yahoo! News reacts to last night's presidential debate.

Washington Examiner's David Drucker compares the "ground game"of Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump's campaigns.

Presidential debate round two reaction and analysis, Hurricane Matthew blamed for at least 19 deaths, severe flooding and a new study raises new questions about fetal ultrasounds.

Wall Street Journal reporter Bob Davis discusses the political backlash that is occurring around the nation.

Clinton has health 'episode' at 9/11 memorial, doctor says she has pneumonia, President Obama calls to "Not Let Others Divide Us' at 9/11 Memorial and surprisingly people in Los Angeles are getting rid of their cars.

Hurricane Hermine hammers Florida, Donald Trump runs into an economic problem and we talk with professional eater Joey Chestnut.

David Drucker from the Washington Examiner explains how the 2016 presidential race has been affected by recent polls indicating Hillary Clinton has surged ahead of Donald Trump nationally.

The latest on the unrest in Milwaukee following a police shooting, four dead and 20,000 rescued from Louisiana flooding, and why Olympic beach volleyball is one of the hottest parties in Rio.

Julian Hattem from The Hill explains why a federal judge may wait until after the election to rule on whether to make Hillary Clinton deleted emails public.

With some Republican legislators publicly denouncing party nominee Donald Trump, Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton is trying to use this to her advantage, while also balancing support from the Progressive base. Jonathan Easley from The Hill has more.

Hillary Clinton Lays Out Economic Plan, While Criticizing Donald Trump's, Three New Locally Transmitted Zika Virus Cases Reported in Florida and Why all the practice in the world can't turn you into an Olympian.

Newly Released Emails Highlight Clinton Foundation's Ties to State Department, Secret Service spoke to Trump campaign about 2nd Amendment comment and How being single affects your retirement.

Hillary Clinton emphasizes service, steadiness in acceptance speech at convention, Obama finally decides who's in charge when America comes under cyber-attack and the Smithsonian is hiring a craft beer historian.

Ahead of Hillary Clinton's much anticipated nomination acceptance speech, Wall Street Journal Reporter Colleen McCain Nelson says Clinton's historic moment could potentially divide generations of women.

The Hill Political Reporter Jordan Fabian joins us from Philadelphia to discuss President Obama's speech and how his legacy will be based on the outcome of this election.

President Obama rallies democrats behind Hillary Clinton at DNC, Wikileaks post hacked DNC voicemails and retailers are installing bars to lure customers back to brick and mortar stores.

POLITICO senior correspondent, Ryan Heath joins the show to give an update on the events at the DNC from Philadelphia.