Sometimes TV interviews just go terribly wrong. Former Sopranos star Jamie Lynn Seigler had to answer an awkward question on her boyfriend. Plus President Obama had to answer questions about NASCAR, when he has never seen a race. The feds announced yesterday that the Cash for Clunkers program will end on Monday. Liz Claman from the Fox Business Network joined John and Cisco to talk about how the program has worked out. Former Homeland Security chief Tom Ridge has a new book coming out that says the officials in the Bush administration asked for the terrorist threat level to be raised close to the 2004 election, but President Bush vetoed it.

What question would you like us to ask at our townhall meeting at Senator Durbin's office. Tom Bevan with Real Clear Politics joined John and Cisco to talk about the Illinois Senate race. The most recent polling shows Mark Kirk up by a couple of point. Could there be a GOP tsunami in 2010?

Sen. Durbin won't hold any townhall meetings, so we're holding our own outside his Chicago office on 8/22. Two would-be robbers were shot in Milwaukee. The crooks were shot by customers in the store who just happened to be armed at the time. Oprah Winfrey has a bit of a drug problem. A drug dealer was busted in the area around her studio.

Fox News Judicial Analyst Judge Andrew Napolitano joined John and Cisco to talk about the White House email debacle. Napolitano believes that we should be worried about how tech savvy the Obama White House is. The Libyan convicted of the 1988 Lockerbie bombing is to be freed on compassionate grounds. Do you think it was right let him go because he only has three months to live?

A man in New York may have paid an Israeli man $20,000 for a kidney. Selling organs is illegal in the United States. If you can sell things like your life experience, why shouldn't you be able to sell your organs? Jesse Jackson Jr. was interviewed yesterday and compared the Obama health care plan to the US post office. Is that a comparison that you really want to make? Gun of the Day Update: Chris Matthews invited a gun advocate on the show to talk about protestors bringing guns to health care townhalls.

A bill making its way through the House would allow people to deduct up to $3,500 for pet-related expenses. People love their pets, but is this a good idea? Congressman Tom Price the GOP point man on health care joined John and Cisco to talk about the latest on the health care debate, and also the possiblity of partially government-owned health co-ops. Careerbuilder has compiled a list of the oddest employee complaints.

End of the World Update: Times are tough out there, Exhibit a) A woman is selling off her grave site to make enough money to pay the bills. Exhibit b) An Arkansas woman is auctioning the naming rights to her baby on eBay. Plus, PETA is in hot water for a new ad that seems to be targeting overweight people.

The White House and Democrats in Congress keep going back and forth about the life and death of the public option. Cisco thinks this is all just a ploy to get the liberal base to show up to townhall meetings too. The city of Naperville is trying to oust homeless man Scott Huber. He says that he's protesting, they say that he has literally set up a home on the town square. John and Cisco talked about the situation with Naperville City Councilman Richard Furstenau. Plus, our Bob Novak tribute.

Officials in Canada are hunting for a father who let his seven year old child drive a car. Is this bad parenting or is it perfectly normal to allow your kids to do things like this? A family is suing St. Ignatious after their child was paralyzed when he dove into a shallow pool and hit his head. The family says that he was bullied and egged on to do it. Should the school be held accountable?

A man showed up at a townhall with an AR-15 rifle. Is that just a citizen exercising their 2nd amendment rights, or a distraction from the health care debate? Could the GOP turn the anger over the health care debate into a big win in 2010? John and Cisco checked in with Byron York, chief political correspondent for the Washington Examiner. John and Cisco Health Desk: Obsessing over eating healthy can actually be bad for your health.

Sen. Dick Durbin wrote a recommendation letter for a subpar student to get into elite Chicago public school. Was Durbin abusing his position or was it appropriate for him to try to help a staffer? Mike Allen the White House Correspondent for The Politico joined John and Cisco to talk about David Axelrod's spam emails. Thanks to Major Garrett with Fox News calling them out, the White House will change its email policies to keep people from getting unwanted spam from the Oval Office.

Former Republican Congressman Tom Delay will be on Dancing with The Stars this season. Are there any other politicians skilled at the DC two-step that you'd like to see on the show? 130 million credit and debit card numbers have been stolen. Federal prosecutors have formally charged 28-year-old Albert Gonzalez. It might be a good idea to look at your statement. Michael Jackson's family is still arguing over where to bury the self-described King of Pop, so he's actually frozen right now. Would you want to be frozen so you could be brought back one day?

Thanks to Major Garrett with Fox News calling them out, the White House will change its email policies to keep people from getting unwanted spam from the Oval Office. Was Alcohol A Factor?: A Boston draw-bridge operator failed to raise the bridge for a boat. He claims that he fell asleep, but John believes that he may have had a few beverages.

News reports are spinning the debate over health care as a racial matter. Do you care more about Obama's race or his policies? Congressman Aaron Schock joined John and Cisco to talk about the latest in the health care debate. Several people in Congress and at the White House are now saying that the public option is dead.

A Chicago PD officer was detained after he jokingly showed his firearm to a mall employee. Is the cop at fault for joking about his firearm, or was the mall employee overreacting? Some colleges in Canada are instituting a new "FD" grade, "failure with dishonesty" for students who cheat. Do you think it's a good idea to make an example of cheaters and mark them for life?

Less than a month ago President Obama said he would not sign a health care bill without a public option, now they are saying that it is not that critical and it may even be dead. Jenifer Keiper from Fox News Radio joined John and Cisco to talk about the furlough day here in Chicago. The city is closed for business today in an effort to save $8.3 million on their budget.

Mayor Tom Barrett in Milwaukee was beaten with a pipe at the Wisconsin State Fair over the weekend when he was trying to help a bystander who was being robbed. John and Cisco Health Update: A new study reveals that multitasking can cause permanent neurological damage. Gun of The Day Update: Mayor Daley was dissapointed in the number of guns turned in over the weekend.

Cisco has made a decision about whether or nor to run for the US Senate. You can read about it at his personal website: CiscoCotto.com. John Kass from the Chicago Tribune joined Cisco to talk about his column on crime in Lincoln Park versus other areas of the city.

Tony Blankley was one of former Speaker Newt Gingrich's top advisors during the Contract With America era. He joined Cisco to talk about whether or not the Republicans could turn this health care debate into another GOP tsunami in 2010. Michael Medved joined Cisco to preview his show and also weigh in on the House finance committee removing the provisions in the health bill calling for a government panel to make health care decisions.

Sheila Jackson-Lee is in some hot water after she took a call during a townhall meeting. She was interviewed about the incident by Rick Sanchez on CNN and may have made herself look even worse. The House finance committee has removed the provisions in the health bill calling for a government panel to make health care decisions. Is that enough for you, or will you continue the fight?

David Axelrod has been using the White House email database to send out messages in favor of the health care plan. Didn't the White House say that they were not collecting information on people? Dick Durbin is refusing to have any townhall meetings on health care, saying that the opposition is nothing but a talk radio conspiracy. Are you part of a conspiracy?

At Obama's townhall on Tuesday he claimed that the AARP has endorsed his health care plan, Jake Tapper with ABC called out Robert Gibbs at the press briefing yesterday. Adam Andrzejewski is a candidate for the Republican nomination for governor in Illinois in 2010. He joined Cisco to talk about why he thinks he would be the best choice for the GOP.

Yesterday Senator Charles Grassley said that people are right to be concerned about the idea of the government having a panel that would help make medical decisions for patients. Bob Barr is a former Republican Congressman and the libertarian Presidential candidate in 2008. He believes that the debate over health care has become sophomoric, and it's not the people at the townhalls who have done it.

Democrats are claiming that opposition to the health care plan is being manufactured by the Republicans, but President Obama's PAC is sending out emails asking people to go to their reps office in person. Doesn't that sound like "astroturfing"? Governor Pat Quinn signed new laws Tuesday designed to limit sex offenders' use of technology as a way to find more victims. Is this an invasion of privacy or just a smart precaution?

A survey of economists by the WSJ suggests that the recession is over. Cisco talked to Stuart Varney from the Fox Business Network, who isn't quite convinced. Hillary Clinton stepped in it again yesterday, saying that people in Nigeria shouldn't feel too bad about their political corruption problems since we had to deal with the 2000 election. Media pundits have accused the GOP of invoking Nazi imagery in the debate over health care. But it turns out that the people doing that are actually Lyndon LaRouche supporters.