The hosts examine the controversy triggered by a New York Magazine article that has raised concerns about Senator John Fetterman's mental and physical health. The segment also highlights the irony of Democrats supporting Fetterman’s fitness for office after his 2022 stroke while similarly endorsing President Biden’s suitability in the lead-up to the 2024 election cycle. The show concludes with an interview with Leslie and Lindsey Glass, a mother-daughter duo known for their work in recovery and wellness. Together, they co-authored The Mother-Daughter Relationship Makeover, a book that provides steps to restore and strengthen family bonds.

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The hosts discuss the origins and commercialization of Mother's Day, reviewing surveys on what gifts most mothers prefer to receive. They then shift to the arrest of Wisconsin Judge Hannah Dugan, who has been charged with obstruction after allegedly interfering in an immigration operation. The hour concludes with an interview with Patricia Bonis, author of Jeddah Bride, a memoir that explores the challenges of cross-cultural marriages.

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The hosts examine the Democratic Party's waning popularity, and the trust issues resulting from the cover-up of Biden's fitness to serve as President. They conclude the show with Dr. Phyllis Pobee, a renowned physician and author, discussing her new book, Lean Genes: A Physician's Guide to Genetic Weight Loss.

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The guys discuss Katy Perry's involvement in a Blue Origin spaceflight, which has been criticized as a crass publicity stunt. The hour concludes with Lance LoRusso, an accomplished attorney, author, and founder of the Blue Line Lawyer Institute, as he discusses his latest book, When Cops Kill: The Aftermath of a Critical Incident which provides an in-depth look at the legal and emotional challenges officers face.

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The show touches on the generational and ideological divide impacting the Democratic Party and the challenges it faces in regaining voter trust and confidence. The show concludes with Russell Shorto — an American author, historian, and journalist — who is out with a new book, “Taking Manhattan: The Extraordinary Events That Created New York and Shaped America,” which recounts the extraordinary events that transformed New York City into a global powerhouse.

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The hosts review the allegations surrounding the New York Attorney General, who is accused by the Trump Administration of wire fraud, mail fraud, bank fraud, and making false statements to a financial institution. They end the hour with Clay Risen, a New York Times reporter and author, who discusses his latest book, "RED SCARE: Blacklists, McCarthyism, and the Making of Modern America," which explores the era of McCarthyism and its impact on American society and politics.

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With over 150 lawsuits filed against the Trump Administration, the guys look at the propriety of federal court injunctions and the impact of the No Rogue Rulings Act of 2025, which seeks to limit judicial authority to issue nationwide injunctions. They also discuss a Colorado bill -- the Kelly Loving Act -- that characterizes misgendering and mispronouning as “coercive control,” which could result in the loss of child custody. They conclude the show with Diane Osgood, PhD, a highly regarded sustainability expert and author of “Your Shopping Superpower,” which offers tips on how to shop in ways that match your values and benefit society and the environment.

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The hosts review the House’s passage of the SAVE Act, an election integrity bill that requires documentary proof of U.S. citizenship to vote in federal elections. They examine the misinformation conveyed by leading Democrats, like Hillary Clinton, and review survey data showing where most Americans stand on voter ID laws. They end the hour with Anita K. Mitchell, who was married to astronaut Edgar Mitchell and has a new book, “You Don’t Look Like an Astronaut’s Wife!”

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