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.

U.S., Russia Spar over Approach to North Korea Threat, Congressmen Steve Scalise's condition worsens, and this zombie survival camp will help you win apocalypse.

A major gap along gender lines has opened up about President Trump's handling of the economy. The Wall Street Journal's Josh Zumbrun joins us with more.

Trump Tweets video of Him Wrestling down CNN, Budget standoffs persist in New Jersey and Maine; Illinois Officials edge closer to Budget Deal, and the effort to limit the horribleness of floats during the Horribles Parade in New England.

Short on Backers, GOP Delays Vote on Health Bill, U.S. Warns Syria Over Chemical Weapons, and 6 gorgeous beach towns where you can actually afford to buy a home.

Massachusetts Senator Elizabeth Warren is looking to make inroads in her state in an attempt to win back voters who supported Donald Trump. The Wall Street Journal's Reid Epstein has the story.

Washington Times Political Editor Steve Dinan discusses how newly appointed Supreme Court Justice Neil Gorsuch has already established himself on the Court's right wing.

Attorney Byron Henry says the Supreme Court's timing to listen to and uphold parts of the Trump Administration's travel ban was "by design." He joins us with more.

USA Today's Richard Wolf joins use with the latest on the Supreme Court's travel ban ruling.

Senate Health Bill raises uninsured by 22 Million in 2026 compared with ACA, the CBO Says, the Supreme Court reinstates Trump's travel ban, but only for some immigrants, and a Canadian becomes the first woman officer to lead the Changing of the Guard.

President Trump has re-ignited calls for a travel ban in the wake of the London Attacks. Attorney Byron Henry has a look at the possible scenarios for the proposed ban facing the Supreme Court.

Former Secret Service Agent in-charge Robert Caltabiano joins us to break down the investigation into the London terror attacks.

Islamic State Claims London Attack, 14 arrested as the many extremes of Portland collide in protest, and the No. 1 job in America for getting a pay raise.

President Trump's ability to tap into the desire for hope and change ultimately helped swing several North Carolina counties that previously voted for Obama his way; according to the Washington Examiner's Daniel Allott, who joins us to discuss.

With current Oversight Chairman Jason Chaffetz set to depart early from Congress, The Wall Street Journal's Byron Tau joins us with a look at South Carolina Representative Trey Gowdy's emergence as the favorite for the position.

Despite increasing developments in the Russia-Trump scandal, GOP leaders continue to stick behind the President. Politico's Elena Schor has more.

Washington honors nation's war dead with tears, prayers and parades, Texas Lawmaker Threatens to Shoot Colleague after reporting protesters to ICE, and the worst sunscreens to use on your kids.

Mark Hamrick from Bankrate.com breaks down what American's think is the biggest threat to the economy.

Amid rising tensions between President Trump and the Freedom Caucus, Simone Pathe of Roll Call joins us to discuss the ramifications surrounding the feud.

U.S. Officials fault Moscow on Syria ahead of Tillerson visit, China's nuclear envoy in South Korea amid talk of Trump action against North Korea, and Boating Season is here and you know what that means: Time to light your socks on fire