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This week, the panel discusses the 3.5 trillion-dollar infrastructure plan negotiation and the border crisis in Del Rio, Texas.

This week, Ben Domenech is joined by New York-based comedian and actor Tyler Fischer to reminisce on the legacy of the late Norm Macdonald. 

This week, Will discusses the coronavirus vaccine, disparities in America and his top football teams this season.

This week, Tyrus has some actual breaking news.

This week, Sean and Rachel invite 17-year-old Daniel Idfresne to The Kitchen Table to discuss how high school is challenging enough without having the added element of conforming to “wokeism” to deal with.

This week, Kennedy sits down with Founder of A Bar Above Chris Tunstall to discuss the best cocktail recipes that embrace fall's seasonal flavors.

This week, stories from America and data from India; when it comes to COVID-19, what is fact and what is fabricated?

This week, Kennedy sits down with President of the Tax Foundation Scott Hodge to discuss the taxation programs that the government is trying to implement and how this is impacting Americans. 

On this episode, Jason is joined by the host of “Fox Across America” on Fox News Radio, Jimmy Failla.

This week, a deep dive conversation on how American capitalism & corporations went woke with entrepreneur and author, Vivek Ramaswamy.

This week, the panel discusses how American citizens, green card holders, and Afghan allies remain stranded in the Taliban-controlled country.

This week, Will talks about criticism toward unvaccinated people, college football, and Afghanistan.

This week, Professor of Emergency Medicine at Yale University School of Medicine and Yale New Haven Hospital Physician-in-Chief Dr. Gail D'Onofrio joins Abby in the classroom to help with her lesson plan on the opioid crisis.

Tyrus & Kat enjoy a special snack on the air.

This week, Sean & Rachel invite New York Times best-selling author, scholar, and feminist leader Naomi Wolf to their kitchen table.

This week, Shannon sits down with Editor for the Style section of The Washington Post, Amy Argetsinger, to discuss her new book, "There She Was: The Secret History of Miss America."

This week, Will gives his top 5 quarterbacks in the NFL, plus his picks for where to put your money this weekend in college & pro-football.

This week, Dana is joined by co-founder, and co-executive chairman of private equity firm The Carlyle Group and New York Times Bestselling Author, David Rubenstein.

This week, Martha sits down with CEO and Founder of Tunnel to Towers Foundation Frank Siller who tells his late brother's story of courage and selflessness as an FDNY Firefighter on the day of the 9/11 terror attacks.