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EPISODE · Jul 20, 2026 · 3H 44M

Full Show For Monday July 20 2026

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We open with Greg Stocker back in the studio, Nick Kayal nursing a stubborn neck injury and the crew pushing toward a $30,000 Ben to the Shore goal. A new Cornell and Penn State study turns familiar meal advice upside down by linking more water at lunch with more food and calories, even as participants report feeling fuller. Dawn Stensland then tracks U.S. military losses tied to the Iran conflict, gas prices above four dollars nationally, a Tioga-Nicetown shooting, the burglary at Saquon Barkley’s home, Delaware County’s cyberattack and New Jersey’s new e-bike rules. Our political focus starts with newly released election intelligence, claims about noncitizens on voter rolls, Scott Pressler’s Pennsylvania figures and Josh Shapiro’s 2020 court record. We hear Catherine Herridge discuss reports about China’s influence operations, revisit paper ballots and voter ID, and laugh at Olive Garden requiring identification for its pasta pass. Michael Smerconish argues that a presidential address worth rebutting is worth airing first, while Axios reports a Republican midterm strategy built around voters disliking Democrats more than the GOP. We then test John Fetterman’s latest party-switch tease against his voting record, his Israel stance and his opposition to the current SAVE America Act. The later hours move from Shane Gillis packing Lincoln Financial Field and setting two comedy records to the WNBA suspending Sandy Brondello for calling Angel Reese a protected species. Harry Mayes joins the Cut Sheet for Bill Maher’s vote claim, AOC’s rally cadence, Bernie Sanders and Abdul El-Sayed, Maine Senate hopeful Ashley Webb, a Florida assistant principal’s e-bike DUI, the Chili’s pronoun dispute and Sunny Hostin’s family encounter with police. Fight Club brings a skateboard-versus-Mercedes brawl, Hunter Biden offers his closetocracy claim, and UCF body-camera footage drives a long debate about police, mental illness and campus conduct. Dawn’s Big Three closes the show with Kensington Cam, Abington’s green-laser goose plan, the Taylor Farms false positive, New Jersey e-bike enforcement and the final ride push.

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