Gender on the ballot, and who’s paying most attention

The record Democratic 2020 field has winnowed down, but two female contenders are getting major attention after the New York Times’ joint endorsement. Amanda Hunter from the Barbara Lee Family Foundation joined Jim Lokay to weigh in, and offered new insight into who the most plugged-in constituencies are ahead of the 2020 election.

Last minute maneuvers as impeachment trial resumes

As President Trump’s trial picks up on Tuesday, Republicans are laying out the rules, and Democrats are raising objections. Alex Vogel, who served as chief counsel to former Senate Majority Leader Bill Frist, joined Jim Lokay on “The Final 5” to share what he expects as the trial resumes.

Dems face uphill battle in impeachment trial

When President Trump’s impeachment trial gets underway next month, the likelihood of winning a majority, let alone the required 67 votes for removal, is slim to none in the Republican-led chamber. So why are Democrats pushing ahead? Democratic analyst Ameshia Cross joined Jim on “The Final 5” to break down the strategy, and how new revelations about Ukraine could change the path ahead.

Dems scrap in last debate before first votes are cast

The latest Democratic debate pitted only six of the 12 candidates against each other in the faceoff before February‘s Iowa caucuses. Breaking down the winners and losers with Jim Lokay are Democratic strategists Kevin Walling and Troy Prestwood.

Dems scrap in last debate before first votes are cast

The latest Democratic debate pitted only six of the 12 candidates against each other in the faceoff before February‘s Iowa caucuses. Breaking down the winners and losers with Jim Lokay are Democratic strategists Kevin Walling and Troy Prestwood.

A contentious start to 2020 threatens New Years’ resolutions

“Experiment, don’t resolve” is the mantra of author Joseph Deitch. The author of “Elevate: An Essential Guide to Life” says too many New Years’ resolutions die off early, so he joined Jim Lokay on “The Final 5” with a list of ways to encourage personal exploration to prepare for a better 2020.

What’s next after Iran strikes back on U.S. interests in Iraq?

Iraq delivered on its vow to avenge the murder of a top general. While the rogue nation says it plans no further action against the U.S., the ball is in President Trump’s court. Jamil Jaffer, Founder and Executive Director of the National Security Institute at George Mason, joined Jim Lokay on “The Final 5” to talk about what could be next between the two nations.

Where did U.S., Iran tensions begin, and where are they headed?

Before the U.S.-ordered drone strike that killed General Soleimani, Defense Secretary Mark Esper had vowed "the game has changed" when it comes to relations with Iran. What led to the Baghdad embassy attack, and where does Congress stand on the use of military force? Kelley Vlahos from The American Conservative joined Jim on "The Final 5" to explain.

Talking politics at work can be costly to everyone, study says

A survey by the Society for Human Resource Management claims America’s workforce should check their politics at the door. Johnny Taylor, SHRM CEO, joined Jim Lokay on the Final 5 to reveal what a new study details, and the toll that divisive political talk is taking on companies across the country.

Iraq war vet vows to be “none of the above” option in 2020

Adam Kokesh is an Iraq war vet turned anti-war protester who is seeking the Libertarian nomination for President in 2020. He joined Jim Lokay on The Final 5 to explain why he’s throwing his hat in the ring, and what his candidacy is truly about.

Take Tim to Work: King Street Cats

Take Tim to Work takes Tim Young to King Street Cats, a local cat rescue that saves over 350 cats a year in DC, Maryland and Northern Virginia.

Take Tim to Work Day: Ben’s Chili Bowl

Learn about the history and heritage of DC’s iconic restaurant Ben’s Chili Bowl with comedian Tim Young while he hilariously works cleaning tables, serving food and learning customer service skills.