Greg Corombos of Radio America and Jim Geraghty of National Review are glad Jon Stewart’s final show will be overshadowed by the GOP debates and they’re just glad he’s going away.  They also slam President Obama for saying Republicans have common cause with Iranian hardliners because they both oppose the nuclear deal.  And they sigh as Mitch McConnell promises there will be no government shutdown this fall, thus handing a major tactical advantage to the Obama administration.

Greg Corombos of Radio America and Jim Geraghty of National Review are pleased to see an FBI investigation into Hillary Clinton’s private email server.  We also shake our heads as more Democrats line up in support of the Iran nuclear deal.  And we enjoy the liberal food fight that ensured after Kelly Osbourne suggested that Latinos are here illegally and all they do is clean toilets.  We also have some fun stereotyping our own nationalities.

Greg Corombos of Radio America and Jim Geraghty of National Review welcome new poll numbers showing women turning sour on the idea of a Hillary Clinton presidency.  They also groan as the Senate fails to advance legislation to stop taxpayer funding of Planned Parenthood.  And they shake their heads as two illegal immigrants are appointed to the city commission in Huntington Park, California.

Greg Corombos of Radio America and Jim Geraghty of National Review cheer a Quinnipiac poll showing Americans oppose the Iran nuclear deal by a 2-1 margin.  They also slam Obama for unilaterally imposing major emissions restrictions on power plants.  And they react to the Marist Poll removing itself from the calculation of which Republican candidates make it to the debate stage.

Greg Corombos of Radio America and Jim Geraghty of National Review hail the progress of a new Ebola vaccine.  They also cringe as the intelligence community braces for a huge amount of classified material exposed through Hillary Clinton’s private server.  And John Kerry admits the Iran deal is not being submitted as a treaty because he knows it would never pass.

Greg Corombos of Radio America and Jim Geraghty of National Review shake their heads as America flips out over the death of a lion but yawns at the butchery of Planned Parenthood.  They also discuss former Virginia Gov. Jim Gilmore becoming the 17th Republican presidential hopeful.  And they slam Hillary Clinton for saying she won’t take a position on the Keystone pipeline until she gets in the White House.

Greg Corombos of Radio America and Jim Geraghty of National Review welcome the possibility that Taliban leader Mullah Omar may be dead.  They also slam Secretary of State John Kerry for refusing to say the Obama administration would honor existing law if Congress rejects the Iran nuclear deal.  And they slam many media outlets for refusing to cover the Planned Parenthood videos because Planned Parenthood asked them not to.

Greg Corombos of Radio America and Jim Geraghty of National Review cheer a new CNN poll showing Americans opposed to the Iran nuclear deal but they wonder if it’s enough to pressure enough votes against the plan in Congress.  They also express disgust at the Senate leadership’s inability to advance any meaningful conservative goals in it’s first six months in control.  And they relish learning that Jon Stewart has been nothing more than a tool of the Obama White House public relations team.

Greg Corombos of Radio America and Ian Tuttle of National Review cheer Carly Fiorina for her strong denunciation of Hillary Clinton’s extreme position on abortion and the practices of Planned Parenthood.  They also slam the Obama administration for trying to hide at least two aspects of the Iran nuclear deal from Congress.  And we rip the network news for airing frivolous stories while ignoring the testimony of Kate Steinle’s father on the issue of sanctuary cities.

Greg Corombos of Radio America and Ian Tuttle of National Review welcome the latest video from the Center for Medical Progress that exposes the callous nature of the abortion industry, this time featuring a haggling session over aborted baby parts and an admission that Planned Parenthood sometimes violates its promises to women to harvest intact baby organs.  They also slam the Obama administration’s plan to target the second amendment rights of Social Security recipients if they are unable to manage their own affairs.  And they shake their heads as Martin O’Malley is forced to apologize for telling liberal activists that “all lives matter”.

Greg Corombos of Radio America and Ian Tuttle of National Review applaud Scott Walker for signing a 20-week abortion ban in Wisconsin and for his deft handling of the illegal immigration question in Iowa.  They also groan as two of President Obama’s most disastrous policies come front and center today, as the UN Security Council approves the Iran deal and the U.S. restores full diplomatic relations with Cuba.  And they react with disgust as the GOP is temporarily stuck choosing sides between the POW-insulting Donald Trump and conservative-bashing John McCain.

With National Review personnel cleared out for the Alaskan cruise, Greg Corombos of Radio America holds down the fort by himself today.  He details Arizona State Sen. Kelli Ward challenging Sen. John McCain in next year’s GOP primary.  He also expresses conservative frustration over Pres. Obama referring to the Chattanooga terrorist attacks as a “heartbreaking circumstance”.  And he assesses Planned Parenthood’s lame apology over the “tone” of the doctor who casually described crushing unborn babies to harvest their organs.

Greg Corombos of Radio America and Jim Geraghty of National Review cheer a new AP poll showing voters are souring big time on Hillary Clinton.  They also discuss President Obama bristling at CBS reporter Major Garrett for asking why there wasn’t a bigger push to bring home Americans held in Iran.  And they celebrate the Wisconsin Supreme Court forcefully putting an end to the baseless liberal accusations alleging collusion against Scott Walker and outside groups.

Greg Corombos of Radio America and Jim Geraghty of National Review blast the Obama administration for failing to include anytime/anywhere inspections in the Iran deal.  They also shudder at the undercover video showing a Planned Parenthood official enjoying lunch while explaining how she aborts babies carefully so the organs can be sold.  And they’re disgusted as Homeland Security Secretary Jeh Johnson suggests he doesn’t know who the Steinle family is or whether the administration has contacted them.

Greg Corombos of Radio America and Jim Geraghty of National Review break down the worst aspects of the Iran nuclear deal.  They rip the Obama administration for allowing the nuclear program to persist and agreeing to scrap any surprise inspections.  They slam congressional Republicans for tying their own hands and making it very likely any legislation to to block the deal is successfully vetoed by Obama.  And they scold Obama for stating the deal prevents a Middle East arms race when everyone else in the region says it will start one.

Greg Corombos of Radio America and Jim Geraghty of National Review welcome Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker to the 2016 campaign.  They also groan as the friction between Donald Trump supporters and the rest of the GOP hits a fevered pitch.  And they laugh as Hillary Clinton includes Uber and Airbnb among the reasons for stagnant wages.

Greg Corombos of Radio America and Jim Geraghty of National Review applaud Rick Perry, Rep. Duncan Hunter and Sen. Tom Cotton for pushing for sanctuary cities to lose federal dollars for their refusal to enforce immigration laws.  They also discuss the OPM hack compromising the personal information of 22 million people.  And Jim makes a devastating case against the contention Donald Trump is a conservative.