Listen as Republican California Representative Jeff Denham tells Gordon what needs to be done to fix America's immigration problem.

Listen as the New York Time's Elizabeth Williamson tells Gordon how President Trump's Homeland Security Secretary Kirstjen Nielsen went from being yelled at to a close protector of Trump.

Listen as MarketWatch's Maria Lamagna tells Jennifer Kushinka how instead of saving up for vacations, people are getting loans for them.

Listen as The Hill's Reid Wilson joins Gordon to discuss how both Republicans and Democrats are keeping their heads on a swivel just 5 months out from the midterm elections.

Listen as the Chicago Tribune's Greg Trotter tells Gordon how American whiskey producers feel the painful effects of a possible trade war.

Could President Trump and the Republican party be heading towards a standoff over family separations at the border? The Washington Examiner's Gabby Morongiello gives Gordon the answer.

Listen as USA Today's Deirdre Shesgreen tells Gordon whether or not President Trump's administration has a policy of separating families at the border.

The Wall Street Journal's Cameron McWhirter joins Gordon to discuss how Nashville residents are worried that Music City is growing too fast.

The Wall Street Journal's Christina Rogers joins Gordon to discuss why you might want to ignore your desire for a bigger vehicle and settle for a more compact one-- that is if you plan on parking it.

Listen as The Wall Street Journal's Arian Campo-Flores joins Gordon to discuss why Florida's Senate candidates think the Puerto Rican vote is key to win the election.

Listen as USA Today's Ledyard King joins Gordon to discuss how a group in Virginia is trying to hear each other's political views rather than rebuke them like the majority of a polarized America.

Listen as The National Journal's Josh Kraushaar joins Gordon in this extended interview to discuss how closed-minded Republicans and Democrats are infecting America's political state.

Are you feeling relieved after paying off your credit-card debt? Maybe you shouldn't. MarketWatch's Maria Lamagna joins Jennifer Kushinka to explain how there is still a downside to Americans paying off their credit-card debt.

What came first? The chicken or the egg? What about your health? The Wall Street Journal's Ellen Byron joins Jennifer Kushinka to discuss whether or not eggs are healthy for you.

Listen as The Wall Street Journal's Andrew Jeong joins Gordon to discuss how South Korea is simultaneously building up its military while also preparing for peace.

Listen as The Wall Street Journal's Tawnell Hobbs tells Jennifer Kushinka (and struggling students anxious to hit the beach) a new way to avoid summer school.

Free school? No thanks. Listen as Marketwatch and The Wall Street Journal's Jillian Berman joins Jennifer Kushinka to discuss why employees aren't accepting their companies' offer to pay their tuition.

The Washington Post's Drew Harwell joins Gordon to discuss how new and unproven facial-recognition companies are targeting schools and promising an end to school shootings.

Listen as The Wall Street Journal's Aaron Zitner joins Gordon to discuss why Trump supporters and Republicans aren't always one and the same, and why the Republican party must unite them in these upcoming midterms.

Listen as The Wall Street Journal's Jonathan Cheng joins Gordon live from Singapore to discuss President Trump and North Korean leader Kim Jong Un's summit.

Listen as The Washington Times' Jeff Mordock explains to Gordon how banned gun buyers routinely beat background checks, and even when they're caught, they're rarely prosecuted.

Listen as The Wall Street Journal's Ben Kesling tells Gordon how being injured in combat versus being injured in training makes a huge difference in veterans' access to care.

Listen as The Wall Street Journal's Melissa Korn joins Gordon to discuss how schools are fleshing out millions of dollars in sexual harassment settlements.

Attorney Byron Henry joins Gordon to discuss the impact of the Supreme Court siding with the baker who refused to sell a same-sex couple a wedding cake.

Wall Street Journal's Natalie Andrews joins Gordon to discuss why the siege on a Republican holdout in California is key to the House of Representatives elections.