What party has the biggest challenge when it comes to the President's "go back" tweets? The Wall Street Journal's Jerry Seib gives us a look.

Jefferson Graham from USA Today and Gordon Deal discuss what it takes to make money as social media "influencer."

Jerry Seib from the Wall Street Journal explains how President Trump's tweets have further split the immigration debate.

White House chief of staff Mick Mulvaney has built himself a right-wing empire. Lisa Rein from the Washington Post has the story.

James Pindell from the Boston Globe gives us a look at events this summer that could shrink the Democratic presidential primary field.

Immigration Attorney Harry DeMell and Gordon Deal discuss what happens to someone who is caught in an ICE raid.

With the upcoming 2020 election expect the pay-gap to become a focal point. Russ Wiles from the Arizona Republic joins us with the latest.

Are Democrats moving too far the left for swing state voters? Jerry Seib from the Wall Street Journal and Gordon Deal discuss.

Has the ACA fought its last battle? Richard Wolf from USA Today has the story.

Detention centers designed for children are going unused as others reach capacity. Alicia Caldwell from the Wall Street Journal has the story.

Jess Bravin from the Wall Street Journal breaks down the reasons behind the President's push to get the citizenship question on the census.

Soccer analyst Glenn Crooks and soccer fanatic Gordon Deal take a look at the legacy of the U.S. Women's World Cup team.

Have budget hawks like the Freedom Caucus become complacent? James Varney from the Washington Times asks where has all the outrage gone?

Tim Alberta from POLITICO breaks down the frenzied 2020 Democratic race thus far, as they search for a candidate for the 2020 presidential election.

Tech Analyst Rob Enderle forecasts technological advancements in the next 15 years and predicts what will be the most impactful things.

The Hill's Ellen Mitchell talks about the pressure the White House is facing in trying to cement Trump's top pick for the Pentagon.

Hilary Potkewitz of the Wall St Journal draws the connection between college athletes and the jobs that will best suit them based off of their sport.

Hilary Potkewitz of the Wall St Journal draws the connection between college athletes and the jobs that will best suit them based off of their sport.

More American families are embracing the only child. Caitlin Gibson from the Washington Post has the story.

Dan Frosch from the Wall Street Journal explains how the fear of school shootings has led to some regrettable decisions for one prosecutor.

Will the meeting between President Trump and Kim Jung Un lead anywhere? Jonathan Cheng from the Wall Street Journal gives us a look.

Baseball is crossing the pond with the Yankees and Red Sox playing in London this weekend, but The Wall Street Journal's Jared Diamond explains to Gordon how it doesn't make much sense for the MLB.

Listen as the Washington Post's Chelsea Janes tells Gordon how some under the radar candidates are desperately trying to get their name known in the Democratic debates.

The U.S. women's soccer team is the favorite to win the 2019 FIFA Women's World Cup. However, with a big match looming, The Wall Street Journal's Joshua Robinson tells Jennifer Kushinka why France might be the team to knock them off.

No regrets? Not for many recent college graduates. Listen as MarketWatch's Catey Hill tells Gordon what many former students regret about their college experience.