South Carolina Lt. Governor Andre Bauer is calling for Mark Sanford to resign. Sanford held a press conference to say that he is sticking around. Are you able to look past a politicians personal foibles and focus just on their on the job work?Loyola University criminal justice student Darrius Whitehorn got an unwelcome lesson in the workings of the legal system by spending a week behind bars for a crime he didn't commit. It turned out that he was a victim of identity theft. Congressman Willie Herger held a health care townhall meeting yesterday. The right-wingers are now coming armed with material worthy of a late night talk show.

Sen. Robert Byrd has called for the health care bill to be renamed in honor of the late Sen. Ted Kennedy. Will Ted Kennedy's death be enough to push blue dog democrats into voting for ObamaCare?Some are telling the state gaming board that installing 45,000 video gambling machines across the state is a bad move. John and Cisco talked to Andy Shaw from the Better Government Association. Gun of the Day Update: Concealed Carry Works in Detroit.

The Obama administration raised their 2010 deficit estimate to $1.5 trillion. How long can this deficit spending continue? John and Cisco crunched the numbers with Fox Business Network stocks editor Liz MacDonald. Cicero Update: The employee who filed a lawsuit alleging Town President Larry Dominick sexually harassed and assaulted her was arrested by Cicero police Tuesday morning after getting into an altercation with another town employee.

Mayor Daley acknowledged Tuesday what Chicago alderman and motorists have known for months: City Hall botched the privatization of Chicago's parking meters. Governor Quinn has a campaign finance bill on his desk that he has to act on this week. Illinois House Minority Leader Tom Cross believes that the bill is not strict enough, and Quinn should veto it.

Mass. Senator Ted Kennedy died overnight at the age of 77. What do you think Kennedy will be remembered for the most? John McCain held a townhall meeting on health care yesterday. While it was more civilized than some of the others, there were some heated moments and McCain even got booed for saying that President Obama respects the Constitution. The Arkansas mom who was trying to sell naming rights to her baby has lost out for a fifth time. It turned out that the winner was a morning radio producer and it was just a stunt.

The death of Mass. Senator Ted Kennedy creates a problem in the Senate. The Dems no longer have 60 votes, and there is some question about the rules for picking a replacement. John and Cisco talked about the implications with Jeff Birnbaum, political analyst from the Washington Times. The CIA is being investigated by the Attorney General Holder. Brian Ross with ABC had a report on the portions of the CIA reports that are still being kept classified.

Moments of Racial Insensitivity: Down in Springfield plans are in the works to require city workers to take diversity and sensitivity training after two nooses were found hanging at city facilities. Plus, Northern Ireland has banned phrases such as "gentlemen's agreement", "black mark" and "whiter than white" have been banned by dozens of quangos over fears they may cause offence. There were rumors yesterday that Bernie Madoff may have terminal cancer, would it be fair to release him the way they did the Lockerbie bomber?

Attorney General Eric Holder is going to investigate abuses at the CIA. Are you worried that this may demoralize the intelligence community? Former United Nations Ambassador John Bolton believes that releasing the Lockerbie bomber was a big mistake. John and Cisco also asked him to weigh in on the announcement about the CIA investigation. Gun of the Day Update: A store owner traded shots with a would-be robber, not surprisingly he dropped the money. Plus, an Illinois Hummer dealership was having some problems making money, so now they are selling guns along with their cars.

Since Cash for Clunkers was successful, now the feds are releasing $300,000 for new kitchen appliances. What industry will be up for a bailout next? Congressman Mark Kirk had the first townhall meeting on healthcare in the Chicago area. Unfortunately he had it at 3pm on a Monday in room that only held 100 people.

Michael Jackson's doctor now faces charges because he kept giving him drugs. Has the doctor/patient relationship changed to the point where they will prescribe anything the patient wants as long as they pay for it? John and Cisco talked to Fox News Medical Contributor Dr. Marc Siegel about the changing relationship between doctors and patients.

On Fox News Sunday, Chris Wallace had a copy of the list that they use to council patients at VA hospitals. Is it philosophically dangerous for the government to council people on how they want to end their lives? Former Homeland Security Secretary Tom Ridge has ruffled some feathers among former Bush officials by suggesting that he as pressured to raise the terror threat level for political reasons. John and Cisco got the latest on the story from Andy Barr, a reporter with The Politico.

President Obama is taking a vacation in Martha's Vineyard this week. It's costing somewhere in the neighborhood of $50,000 for the week. John and Cisco checked in with Rich Johnson from Fox News Radio who is traveling with the first family. Do you think that President Obama's trip to Martha's Vineyard makes him look a little elitist rather than the man of the people he portrays himself to be?

Cash for Clunkers is coming to a close at the end of the day today. So how did it do? John and Cisco talked to David Silver, research analyst with Wall Street Strategies. The White House took time over the weekend to explain the President's use of the phrase "Wee-weed up" to describe ObamaCare opponents. Do you think that the President should be using that sort of immature language?

Senator Arlen Specter tried out his comedy routine over the weekend. It turned out that he told exactly the same material from two years ago, except he changed all of the Dems to Repubs. Congressman Mark Kirk will be holding the first townhall meeting on health care later this afternoon in Arlington Heights. What question would you want to ask? Opposition for ObamaCare has come up with a unique way of courting the younger vote.

At tomorrow's townhall meeting, what should John and Cisco do if someone brings up the birth certificate or show up with an Obama as Hitler sign? Chris Wallace joined John and Cisco to preview Fox News Sunday, and also talked about the death of CBS news pioneer Don Hewitt this week.

In a speech yesterday, President Obama said that the angst over the health care issue is just people getting "all wee-weed up." What do you think the President meant by that? Michael Medved joined John and Cisco to preview his show, and also give a review of Inglorious Basterds.

The Lockerbie bomber returned to a heroes welcome in Lybia. Does it anger you that he was released from jail? A new study suggests that contrary to popular belief, short people do not get picked on more than anyone else.

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.

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.

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?

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.

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.

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.

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.