A University Of Iowa student faces multiple charges for flipping a table promoting a Turning Point USA event. College student Gary Frankel has written about intolerance on our universities. He joins Jeff to describe what's happening and offers an unique solution.

Clay Travis joins Jeff to discuss Tuesday's local elections and to ponder whether Republicans can hold onto Trump voters without the President on the ballot.

Ryan Krull and Ben Westhoff join Jeff to talk about their chilling new podcast, "The Peacemaker." What (or who) caused a group of young men to commit suicide at one Missouri university?

Politics makes for strange bedfellows. Jeff and Simon discuss President Trump's endorsement of Andrew Cuomo in the New York City mayoral race.

It's Monday and Jeff has all the weekend headlines you need to know: confusion over the resumption of SNAP benefits; Prince Andrew is stripped of his titles; a candidate for a community college board is arrested after a complaint by his opponent; a Hitler Halloween costume fuels social media outrage.

President Trump is back from Asia, and WHO White House Correspondent Jon Decker tells Jeff he'll take a more active role in ending the government shutdown.

Iowa Soybean Association President Tom Adam reacts to news that China will resume buying soybeans from the US and takes a look at the challenges ahead.

Jeff reviews the good economic news of the day and notes that President Trump is predicting $2-a-gallon gas. He checks in with Texas oilman R.T. Trevino to see if that's a real possibility.

Gerard Daniel Scimeca of Consumer Action for a Strong Economy explains why the government shutdown is backfiring on Democrats and offers a solution to reopen the government.