Candidates Chase Their '15 Minutes' - And Buckets of Cash.

Caitlin Huey-Burns from RealClearPolitics discusses the state of the party and what it should consider moving forward.

Paul Singer from USA Today breaks down what to watch for in tonight's address.

Russell Berman from The Atlantic tells Gordon Deal how recent immigration concerns shifted how Democrats view Trump's wall.

Jeff Mordock from the Washington Times explains why Republicans are calling foul on the FBI.

USA Today's Nicole Gaudiano explains how GOP retirements are boosting Democrats' hopes for taking the House in 2018.

GOP consultant and host of "Mack on Politics" podcast Matt Mackowiak joins us to discuss the significance of the GOP tax bill.

Killowen Group Chairman and author of "Anatomy of Failure: Why America loses every war it starts" Harlan Ullman analyzes the major flaws he sees with the GOP tax bill.

House leaders are preparing a new spending bill that they know is likely dead on arrival once it reaches the Senate. Melanie Zanona of The Hill has more on the latest efforts to avoid a government shutdown.

The USA Today's Herb Jackson joins us with a look at when consumers will start to see the effects of the new tax bill once it's signed into law.

Following the election of the first Democrat from the State of Alabama in over 25 years, National Journal Congressional Correspondent Adam Wollner has a look at the expectations facing newly elected Senator Doug Jones.

EPA Administrator Scott Pruitt has made several widespread changes to the department, including shaking up the science advisory board and bringing in staff who openly challenge the assumptions of climate change. USA Today Washington Correspondent Ledge King joins us with more.

Kristina Peterson from the Wall Street Journal discusses how Congress will have a rough Fall ahead.

Kyle Cheney with POLITICO dives into the difficulties Speaker Ryan will be facing this month.

Yahoo! Finance's Rick Newman explains why you should give Trump a break for 'flip-flopping' on Afghanistan.

Lindsay McPherson from Roll Call breaks down how President Trump complicated Congress' fall agenda.

A growing number of the President's core supporters are beginning to voice their concerns about the Administration's ability to work with Congress and steer clear of making controversial headlines. USA Today's Susan Page discusses.

In spite of the controversial headlines surrounding the Trump administration, The Atlantic's David Graham says it's easy to forget some of what the President has been accomplishing behind the scenes.

President Trump and Florida Senator Marco Rubio did not hold back during the Republican Primary. However, their relationship has drastically improved since Trump took office. USA Today Washington Correspondent Ledge King joins us with more.

Politico's John Bresnahan joins us to break down how the latest health care bill collapse impacts Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell and the rest of the GOP agenda moving forward.

President of the Foundation for Research and Equal Opportunity Avrik Roy breaks down the Senate Republican's latest proposal to repeal Obamacare.

POLITICO Healthcare reporter Sarah Karlin Smith joins us with a look at the Senate Republicans' revised healthcare bill, and outlines the impacts it may have if passed in both houses.

New Senate Health Bill aims to Bridge GOP Gaps, but Resistance Remains, Trump Defends His Son and Plays down Differences with French Leader, and five work from home jobs that can pay over $100,000.

USA Today's Maureen Groppe breaks down who bears the burden of paying for an uninsured patient who shows up at the ER.

Senior Fellow for Middle East Studies Steven Cook says the Trump's administration recent effort to pressure Iran and Russia on Syria seems to "reflect the return of a more traditional American approach to the Middle East", and one we could be better off with." He joins us with more.