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.

Meet Google's new assistant, said to rival Apple's Siri and Amazon's Alexa. USA Today Tech reporter Jefferson Graham explains how it works and why it is receiving a lot of buzz.

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

- Memorial Day - President Trump seizes on election rules to push his agenda in new ways, are smartphones helping or hurting our anxiety, and things to remember about Memorial Day.

The Chicago Cubs new radically different clubhouse design may explain their success. Jared Diamond from the Wall Street Journal explains.

How Donald Trump seized the mantle of hope and change, the dangers of teens and steroids, and why we must prepare for the rise of the machines.

Scott Fredricks from News Talk 730 KYYA joined us with reaction to the Greg Gianforte win in Montana.

An omission in President Trump's NATO comments has rankled some European allies. The Wall Street Journal's Julian Barnes has the story.

Jenny Gross from the Wall Street Journal explains why Britain struggles to prioritize security targets.

Trump omission in NATO comments rankles allies, appeals court rules against revised travel ban, and how to save yourself from tedious small talk.

Montana GOP candidate cited with misdemeanor assault of reporter, CBO scores Republican health bill, and CEOs want their offices back.

Jenny Anderson from Quartz goes over how to talk to your kids about terror attacks.

Tarleton State University's Chris Copeland breaks down what investigators are looking at in Manchester.

Lt. Col Scott Mann explains how the Manchester attack is part of a disturbing pattern for terrorists.

Kim Hjelmgaard from USA Today has the latest on the Manchester terror attack.

Manchester attack is part of a disturbing pattern for terrorists, what investigators are looking at in Manchester, and Amazon's 1.7 million free bananas.

Democrat's are recruiting veterans for the 2018 House races. The Wall Street Journal's Reid Epstein has a look.

The Atlantic's Russell Berman says the Pentagon is gearing up for one of its most daunting tasks yet.

Mike Flynn won't comply with Senate subpoena. Byron Tau from the Wall Street Journal has the story.

Luke Baker from Reuters has a look at Trump's Mideast trip.

Terror attack kills 22 at concert in United Kingdom, Trump's budget seeks cuts to taxes, safety-net programs, and the hero of Manchester.

Moneyish's Catey Hill explains the divide between Democrats and Republican when it comes to mooching off your parents.

Tax changes are being held up by the latest budget fight. Richard Rubin from the Wall Street Journal has the story.

Janet Hook from the Wall Street Journal breaks down how the Montana house race has become a gauge for President Trump.