Listen as the Wall Street Journal's Ken Thomas tells Gordon how there are five clear frontrunners for the race to win the Democratic nomination for the 2020 presidential election.

Listen as political columnist Patricia Murphy tells Gordon how paying members of Congress more than your average plumber can create more diversity within it.

Listen as MarketWatch's Jacob Passy tells Gordon how Hasbro's decision to do away with money in its popular game, Monopoly, could teach future generations some bad financial lessons.

Listen as Illinois Republican Congressman Adam Kinzinger tells Gordon how the U.S. should handle its relations with Iran.

Rick Newman from Yahoo! Finance explains why the stock market is still getting the President's trade war wrong.

Niall Stanage from The Hill has a look at if President Trump can still position himself as an outsider in the 2020 race.

How should the U.S. react to Iran's provocation? Gordon Deal discusses with Harvard Kennedy School Professor Matthew Bunn.

Pennsylvania Congressman Guy Reschenthaler and Gordon Deal discuss the state of the Iran threat within the Strait of Hormuz.

Why is Florida so important to President Donald Trump? Marc Caputo from POLITICO gives us an inside look.

Is Donald Trump set up well for a 2020 victory? GOP Consultant Matt Mackowiak joins us with what the President needs to do to win in 2020.

Todd Ruger from Roll Call explains how the latest Supreme Court decisions could affect the makeup of Congress for years.

Will the U.S. Women's soccer success help them with their gender-discrimination lawsuit? Rachel Bachman from the Wall Street Journal has the story.

Richard Wolf from USA Today and Gordon Deal discuss the Supreme Court decision that could blunt the impact of potential Trump pardons.

The Wall Street Journal's Dustin Volz says 2020 campaigns remain vulnerable to Russian hackers.

MarketWatch's Catey Hill takes a look at why well-educated people spend more money on booze.

The U.S. Women's soccer team doesn't care about your feelings. Nancy Armour from USA Today has the story.

Greg Ip from the Wall Street Journal and Gordon Deal discuss why the Fed needs to be the adult in the room.

The Impossible Burger revolution is over-shadowing the veggie burger. The Wall Street Journal's Heather Haddon joins us with the latest.

Some Republican lawmakers are breaking with the party on climate change. Arian Campo-Flores from the Wall Street Journal has the story.

John Fritze from USA Today gives us a look at the legacy left by outgoing press secretary Sarah Sanders.

Rick Newman of Yahoo! Finance details how a few Democratic presidential candidates want to break up Amazon, Apple and Google...and why that might be a bad idea.

MarketWatch reporter Jacob Passy talks about the calls from progressive lawmakers to establish a postal banking service and explains the arguments for and against the proposal.

Arian Campo-Flores explains to Gordon Deal the challenges of widening Interstate 4 in Orlando amongst heavy traffic.

New York Times reporter Trip Gabriel breaks down how the tariff fight hurts border states' economies and how Arizona Republicans are divided over the issue.

Joey Garrison of USA Today offers the latest in the college admission scandal surrounding Lori Loughlin.