Byron York of the Washington Examiner looks at primary election and caucus results, and offers his take on which candidate benefits from increased terror activity.
Michael Rubin of the American Enterprise Institute analyzes Iran's missile tests and possible consequences for the Iran nuke deal.
David Drucker of the Washington Examiner tells guest host Kevin Wall what we should expect to happen in the debate over replacing Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia.
Washington Examiner's Byron York offers his take from Iowa on how the caucuses next week will go.
Terry Pell of the Center for Individual Rights talks about the case before the Supreme Court involving California teachers who are tired of seeing their money go to union-backed politicians they don't like.
Michael Rubin of the American Enterprise Institute explains why the United States should be concerned about the bad blood between Iran and Saudi Arabia.
Senator Tom Cotton (R-AR) wonders why Congress would reduce access to telephone surveillance in the wake of the San Bernardino shootings.
Guest host Mark Davis analyzes how far we've bent over backward to avoid charges of "Islamophobia".
House Speaker Paul Ryan on how Congress should respond to the Paris attacks and the ongoing war on ISIS.
Byron York of the Washington Examiner ponders the Republican Presidential race and what's happening to Donald Trump and Marco Rubio in particular.
Conservative commentator Jennifer Rubin of the Washington Post analyzes where the Democrat candidates stand in the wake of the first debate.
Robert Costa of the Washington Post on what conservatives should expect when House Speaker John Boehner leaves.
Washington Examiner correspondent Byron York gets into policy details of what Donald Trump would do as President.
Michael Rubin of the American Enterprise Institute explains the laws and regulations of government classified documents, that Hillary Clinton's email arrangement violated.