John Fitzpatrick, head of GM's CarBravo program, on what affordability really means for car buyers right now

Stephen Perrine, executive editor of AARP The Magazine and AARP Bulletin, on 99 ways to save money in today's economy

Stephen Perrine, executive editor of AARP The Magazine and AARP Bulletin, joins Tony to discuss the 17th annual "99 Great Ways to Save" cover story, including how to slash grocery bills, avoid overpaying while shopping online, cut driving and gas costs, and use AI tools to negotiate bills and plan budget-friendly trips. For more information visit aarp.org/99waystosave.

Mary Davis, marketing director of Big Charm Players, on East Wake County's newest community theatre and upcoming auditions

Mary Davis, marketing director of Big Charm Players, joins Tony to discuss the launch of East Wake County's newest community theatre, based at the historic Old Town Hall in Wendell, and its inaugural 2026-2027 season featuring four productions. Auditions for the season opener, "Sylvia," are scheduled for July 18-19. Tickets and information are available at bigcharmplayers.org [http://bigcharmplayers.org].

Stephen Kates, financial analyst at Bankrate and certified financial planner, on the June inflation report and falling personal savings rates

Stephen Kates, financial analyst at Bankrate and certified financial planner, joins Lisa Price to preview the June Consumer Price Index report, which is expected to show inflation easing slightly to around 3.9% as lower gas prices provide some relief, though annual inflation remains well above the Federal Reserve's 2% target. Kates also raises concern about the personal savings rate falling to 3%, half its pre-pandemic average, warning that Americans are eroding the financial cushion they need at a time when it is taking longer than ever to find a new job after being laid off.

Dr. David McLennan, professor of political science and director of the Meredith Poll at Meredith College, on the death of Sen. Lindsey Graham and what comes next for South Carolina

Dr. David McLennan, professor of political science and director of the Meredith Poll at Meredith College, joins Lisa Price to reflect on the life and legacy of South Carolina Sen. Lindsey Graham, who died Saturday. McLennan discusses Graham's evolution from a bipartisan dealmaker known as one of the Three Amigos alongside John McCain and Joe Lieberman to a loyal Trump ally, his consistent championing of a strong foreign policy and his work on the Senate Judiciary Committee, and what his death means for the race to fill his seat ahead of November.

Jay Ratliff, aviation analyst, on a passenger partially sucked out of a Ryanair flight after an engine failure

Aviation analyst Jay Ratliff joins Lisa Price to discuss a terrifying incident aboard a Ryanair flight from Greece to Germany, where an engine malfunction sent debris through the fuselage, blew out a cabin window and caused rapid depressurization that partially sucked a passenger out of the plane at 16,000 feet. Ratliff explains how the man survived because he was wearing his seatbelt, how fellow passengers and his wife held onto him until the crew could descend and equalize the cabin pressure, and what investigators will be looking at in the months ahead.