Full Show For Tuesday July 21 2026

We open with a coffee study that gives Greg Stocker permission to keep pouring, then turn to severe-weather alerts, a fatal train strike involving a missing teenager in Bustleton, and three disturbing criminal cases involving a West Chester house painter, a Pennsylvania doctor, and a former Bucks County sheriff’s deputy. Phil Almquist brings us the Phillies’ 10–7 win over the Dodgers, two home-run-ball disputes in the stands, the club’s Field of Dreams uniforms, Jamie Drysdale’s new Flyers deal, and a lawsuit against LIV Golf. Our Big Take connects the attack outside 26 Federal Plaza, the socialist-progressive split inside the Democratic Party, the growing 2028 talk around AOC and Kamala Harris, and mounting fatigue over the war with Iran. We move into the Ben to the Shore push with Nick Kayal’s rib diagnosis, a surge of donations for Families Behind the Badge, and a race to clear $30,000 before the Cut Sheet. We debate how employers use automated searches to inspect years of social-media posts, whether youthful mistakes should cost someone a job, and how petty office disputes can turn old photos into ammunition. The Cut Sheet then brings Ashley Webb’s Maine Senate campaign, a switched-at-birth lawsuit in North Dakota, Elizabeth Warren’s nearly identical endorsements, Harry Enten’s warning about the Democratic House ballot, and the SAVE America Act. Matt Rooney joins us for Zohran Mamdani’s threat to pursue Benjamin Netanyahu in New York City, the limits of mayoral power, and the way social-media feeds can trap young voters inside one political viewpoint. We assess Darline Graham Nordone’s bid for her late brother’s Senate seat before Fight Club brings an In-N-Out brawl, an alleged $300 dine-and-dash, a national-anthem slap at Wrigley Field, and a Yellowstone bison tossing a grandfather into the air. We close with James Talarico’s tense Texas town hall, Van Jones warning Democrats about the socialist left, July 21 music history, and Dawn’s Big Three: the Federal Plaza attack, a Southlake officer’s burning-car rescue, a catastrophic cruise excursion injury, a New Jersey meteorite carrying prebiotic compounds, Saquon Barkley’s home burglary, and Zack Wheeler’s $26 million penthouse sale.