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He's the former senator from Wisconsin best known for his bi-partisan efforts to establish campaign finance reform. In his new book, "While America Sleeps," Russ Feingold details what we need to do collectively, and individually, as a nation, in order to defeat terrorism.
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Rick Santorum's sweep of Tuesday's GOP primaries provided plenty of fodder for late night comics last night.
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Roundup: Roseanne Barr sets her sights on the highest office... Michael Jackson's dad selling perfume at the mall... Actor Michael Fassbender on a fast bender... and, Madonna gears up for the Super Bowl.
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Donald Trump's endorsement of Mitt Romney provided plenty of fodder for late night comics last night.
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Donald Trump's endorsement of Mitt Romney provided plenty of fodder for late night comics last night.
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Is it possible to be too perfect to get votes? Would you vote for someone you perceived as being perfect?
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GOP frontrunner Mitt Romney faces many hurdles before he can win the keys to 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue. Is being too perfect one of them?
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Lizzie Bermudez has a roundup of all things culture pop.
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Lt. Gov Gavin Newsom dropped by 7Live to talk state politics and more.
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California is at a crossroads. The state is in the middle of a budgetary crisis and is on the verge of cutting valuable services that are bound to impact us all. The 49th lieutenant governor of California, Gavin Newsom, dropped by 7Live to talk those issues and more.
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In today's late night roundup: Conan O'Brien has election strategy advice for President Obama, Craig Fergusson wonders about the benefits of living on the moon, and David Letterman contemplates going to "the eBay."
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Nobody covers politics like the late night comics.
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Lizzie Bermudez scans the 7Live hot sheet for celebrity news.
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Roundup: Adele is ready to break her silence at the Grammys with her first live performance since throat surgery... Newt Gingrich gets sued by "Eye of the Tiger" songwriter... and, George Clooney's ex has a surprising new boyfriend.
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Mitt Romney finally released his tax records, and it provided plenty of fodder for late night comics.
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Mitt Romney finally released his tax records, and it provided plenty of fodder for late night comics.
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Is there anything wrong with the audience cheering during a presidential debate
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With the GOP presidential nomination still up for grabs, we're far from finished with the debate process. One candidate says unless there's a rule change, he's out. He wants to hear the crowd cheer.
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Newt Gingrich's ex-wife's revelation that he wanted an open marriage provided plenty of fodder for late night comics Conan O'Brien, Stephen Colbert and Jon Stewart.
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Gingrich's ex-wife's revelation that he wanted an open marriage provided plenty of fodder for late night comics.
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MSNBC's Dylan Ratigan dropped by 7Live to talk politics, big business, and why he thinks there should be a 28th Amendment.
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Ratigan dropped by 7Live to talk politics, big business, and why he thinks there should be a 28th Amendment.
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From the MLK holiday to Jon Huntsman withdrawing from the GOP race, nothing was off-limits for the late night comics.
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The New Hampshire Primary may be over, but that didn't stop late night comics from roasting the proceeding.
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The close finish in the Iowa Caucus provided plenty of fodder for late night comedians.
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The close finish in the Iowa Caucus provided plenty of fodder for late night comedians.
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Rick Santorum is making an interesting argument as to why voters in New Hampshire should choose him.
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GOP candidate Rick Santorum is making an interesting argument as to why voters in New Hampshire should choose him as the Republican standard bearer.
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KGO radio's Jennifer Jones Lee joined us on 7Live with a roundup of all things culture pop including Steve Jobs dolls, the "best cities for dating" list, celebrity New Year's resolutions, the top "fantasy presidents," and more.
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KGO radio's Jennifer Jones Lee has a roundup of all things culture pop.
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Our man on the ground, political analyst Mark Curtis, stopped by 7Live to break down the Iowa Caucus.
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Our man on the ground, political analyst Mark Curtis, stopped by 7Live to break down the Iowa Caucus.
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For the sixth year in a row, Yale has put out its list of the year's most memorable quotes, and most of them come from either the Occupy movement or the Republican presidential candidates.
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For the sixth year in a row, Yale has put out its list of the year's most memorable quotes.
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Would the presence of Hillary Clinton on the Democratic ticket make you any more likely to vote for President Obama?
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With the sad state of the economy and the high unemployment rate, President Obama has quite a mountain to climb if he hopes to be re-elected. One theory floating around is a vice-presidential shake-up, involving Hillary Clinton to the rescue.
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How does "The Daily Show" funnyman John Oliver feel about the current slate of GOP contenders?
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He's interviewed ambassadors, fought with the Confederate Army, and everything in-between. So how does "The Daily Show" funnyman and political satirist John Oliver feel about the current slate of GOP contenders? He gives us his humorous take on the presidential campaign. Plus, he tells us how he met his wife at... no joke, the Republican National Convention.
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Without a payroll tax cut extension, the average middleclass family could see $40 less a paycheck.
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House Speaker John Boehner has reluctantly agreed to a vote on a Senate-passed deal to extend the payroll tax cut. Without reauthorization, it's scheduled to expire Jan. 1, and that would mean that the average middleclass American family can expect to see about $40 taken out of each bi-weekly paycheck.
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Roundup: Kris Humphries gets booed at the Knicks game... what last-minute holiday gifts really say about you... and which celebrity is the best Sarah Palin lookalike?
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Was Gingrich too honest when he told a gay marriage supporter to vote for Obama? Was that respectable or offensive?
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North Korean leader Kim Jong Il's death hasn't saved him from the barbs of late night comics. Here's a sample.
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Loni Love talks about Donald Trump, Alec Baldwin, Black Friday madness, being "single" during the holidays, and more.
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Loni Love talks about Donald Trump, Alec Baldwin, Black Friday madness, being "single" during the holidays, and more.
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Former Illinois governor Rod Blagojevich being sentencing to 14 years provided plenty of fodder for late night comics last night.
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From the discovery of a new planet to Michele Bachmann's latest run in with a supporter, late night comics left nothing unscathed.
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Herman Cain may have withdrawn from the presidential race but that didn't stop late night comics from making fun of him.
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GOP presidential candidate Herman Cain's problems won't go away and neither will the jokes from late night comics.
