Episode 179

4pm: Fuel prices are sky high, grocery prices are through the roof, trade wars with our allies, and now endless food safety issues. As we creep closer to the midterms and Republicans are busy with their "Trump-a-palooza," everyday Americans are growing increasingly disillusioned with Trump and the Republican party. Later, a victory for the pro-democracy movement as the Supreme Court blocks Missouri's gerrymandered election maps. 5pm: A second late night show host, facing pressure from the FCC, has been forced to not air his interview with Texas Democratic Senate candidate James Talarico. Jimmy Kimmel says his interview with Talarico will be available on YouTube instead. Stephen Colbert was the first late night show host to upload his interview with Talarico on YouTube instead of airing it on CBS due to FCC threats. Later, Harry Moses, a longtime former producer at "60 Minutes," has a new book called "Mad as Hell" about the golden age of the news magazine program. "60 Minutes," under new, controversial leadership, is poised to return for its 59th season this Sunday.