Thomas Nichols from the Washington Post joins the show to talk about his article on why President Trump's actions don't all need a visceral reaction.

USA Today's Supreme Court Correspondent Richard Wolf joins the show to talk about the future of President Trump's travel ban as it enters the next level of appeals.

Chris Bergin is representing Miguel Perez, an Army vet, who is facing deportation after getting arrested on drug charges and joins the show to talk about the case.

Ken Goldin is a sports memorabilia expertwho owns Goldin Auctions and joins the show to talk about the missing Tom Brady jersey from the Super Bowl and how much it may be worth.

Jonathan Hoenig from Capitalist Pig Management joins the show to talk about companies such as Apple, Facebook and Google, who are protesting the travel ban.

John went to bed in the third quarter of the Super Bowl and missed the Patriots big comeback. Melissa McCarthy played Sean Spicer on SNL to great applause. Plus, the Super Bowl ads were somewhat lackluster.

Phillip Rucker is the Washington Post White House Bureau Chief and joins the show to talk about the press's relationship with the White House.

Stephen Moore from the Wall Street Journal and the Heritage Foundation joins the show to talk about the growth on Wall Street after President Trump took over the White House.

Tim Calkins is a professor at the Kellogg School of Management joins the show to talk about the Super Bowl ads.

Robbie Gould, Chuck Smith and Michael Holley break down Super Bowl LI. A Texas teacher loses her job after her somewhat sordid past is revealed. Plus, is a bacon shortage upon us?