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We hear from Dan Bongino and Senator Tim Scott on the abortion topic. This comes after after Donald Trumps recent comments on how he plans to reach a compromise that works for both Democrats and Republicans. Plus, we hear from a man who was close to the crash site of the missing F-35 fighter jet.

Something terribly screwed up is happening at Truist bank, after it deactivated customers' credit cards and directed them to activate new cards. Except the activation system doesn't work. The bank is not offering any sort of a cogent explanation for what's happening.

Merrick Garland is testifying today in front of the House Judiciary Committee to discuss the DOJ amid Hunter Biden charges and Trump indictment. Also, Vince discusses the looming government shutdown and how it could be avoided.

North Carolina Congressman Dan Bishop interrogates US Attorney General Merrick Garland over whether the lead attorney on the Hunter Biden investigation actually had authority to charge the President's son, as Garland claims.

United States Attorney General Merrick Garland is testifying on Capitol Hill today and getting grilled over the Department of Justice's handling of various investigations - from Hunter Biden to the January 6th riots.

After trying to cram through an expansion of gambling in the state via the budget, North Carolina state legislative leaders have abandoned the effort. The Republicans were being blocked by nearly all Democrats and a large portion of their own members.

Bo and Beth welcome Fonda Bryant to talk about mental health and suicide prevention during suicide prevention month. Pete discusses the Biden administration's push for the use of electric vehicles and how it's affecting the car manufacturing industry.

In an interview with NBC's Meet the Press, former President Donald Trump said he'd negotiate a compromise solution to the abortion debate. He added that states adopting "heartbeat bills" is a mistake, though. Or maybe he's lying to win back suburban women voters.

After saying that state-level heartbeat bans are terrible mistakes, former President Donald Trump is drawing fire from pro-lifers. But maybe he's just lying to get elected.

When Republican legislative leaders announced the expansion of Medicaid, they tied it to passage of the budget and said it would help secure priorities that might otherwise get vetoed. But now they've split Medicaid expansion from the budget and married it to casinos and video poker...