Ken Thomas from The Wall Street Journal explains why Democrats' unity after the DNC may not last for long.

DNC nominates Kamala Harris in a historic selection for VP, U.S. House to vote on $25 billion postal infusion, and the surprising way to tell you've had too much to drink.

Ahead of Hillary Clinton's much anticipated nomination acceptance speech, Wall Street Journal Reporter Colleen McCain Nelson says Clinton's historic moment could potentially divide generations of women.

The Hill Political Reporter Jordan Fabian joins us from Philadelphia to discuss President Obama's speech and how his legacy will be based on the outcome of this election.

President Obama rallies democrats behind Hillary Clinton at DNC, Wikileaks post hacked DNC voicemails and retailers are installing bars to lure customers back to brick and mortar stores.

POLITICO senior correspondent, Ryan Heath joins the show to give an update on the events at the DNC from Philadelphia.

Hillary Clinton officially becomes first woman to win major party presidential nomination, spy agency consensus grows that DNC hack originated from Russia and is the unemployment rate "artificial?

David Hawkings, Senior editor at Roll Call talks with us about Hillary Clinton's chance to make history.

The Democratic National Convention begins in Philadelphia, FBI confirms investigation into the massive DNC hack and how what you eat may preview who you will be voting for in November.

Kelli Grant of CNBC details Hillary Clinton's "debt-free college plan" and explains why struggling borrowers shouldn't wait to act.

Karyn Bruggeman of National Journal joins us live from Philadelphia to discuss the DNC email leak's impact on this week's events and preview the Democrats' scheduled speakers.

Political Reporter Kristina Wong from The Hill examines a new and surprising poll showing Libertarian Candidate Gary Johnson ahead of Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton among active service men and women.

2 dead and at least 14 injured in Fort Myers nightclub shooting, DNC Chair Debbie Wasserman Schultz to resign amid email hack, and why TSA security lines aren't as bad as you feared.

Trip Gabriel, New York Times Reporter talks about plans for protests at the Democratic and Republican Party conventions.