Outspoken with Bruce & Gaydos

A new report shows buying a new home is actually cheaper than buying a used one. Bruce and Gaydos look at the housing market and the factors that point to the quality of your home.

The outbreak of cyclosporiasis is affecting many states, causing many people to avoid raw leafy greens. Bruce and Gaydos look at how people become infected and the best ways to avoid it.

Reports allege Arizona Senator Ruben Gallego engaged in additional sexual misconduct. Bruce and Gaydos examine the allegations and discuss the concept of decency in U.S. politics.

A new survey shows that people who live in Phoenix did not support a recently passed ordinance that restricts feeding and medical aid to homeless people in city parks. Bruce and Gaydos look into the survey and why the city hid the results.

Phoenix City councilwoman Anna Hernandez, Candidate for Arizona State Senate Robert Wallace and Former county recorder Stephen Richer join this weeks edition of The Faceoff. We hear their thoughts on ICE traffic stops, the 2020 election, and the war in Iran.

Water conservation efforts could turn drastic. To save one of the nation's largest lakes, officials might have to drain another.

In the past week, there have been three deaths in incidents following ICE traffic stops. Bruce and Gaydos hear from an expert on if the killings were justified.

United Airlines is reinventing the middle seats on its planes. Bruce and Gaydos explore the new seating option and whether it's worth paying for.

There has been an outbreak of cyclosporiasis in the some states, including Arizona. Believed to be found in lettuce and other leafy greens, Bruce and Gaydos tell you why you can ditch the salad for lunch.  

Artificial intellegence is taking the world by storm, with many worried about their jobs becoming obsolete. Bruce and Gaydos dig in to the stigmas surrounding A.I. and how blue collar work might be your best move.

Two more people have been killed in incidents involving ICE. Bruce and Gaydos discuss the incidents and the broader concerns about justice surrounding ICE.

Former Arizona Senator Jeff Flake joins Bruce and Gaydos to discuss the late Sen. Lindsey Graham, the conflict with Iran and what the U.S. can do to move forward.

In a time of division, what is the one thing everyone can agree on, regardless of political affiliation? Get your shopping carts ready.

Fans from around the world have enjoyed their time in the U.S. for the World Cup, spending thousands of dollars on tickets, travel and other expenses. Bruce and Gaydos look at whether the tournament is becoming an event primarily for wealthy fans.

Chandler's new bird ordinance has gone into effect. Bruce and Gaydos ask why it's such a problem and what it means for you and your neighbors.

Senator Lindsay Graham passed away over the weekend due to a sudden heart health issue. Bruce and Gaydos discuss Senator Graham's legacy and what politicians like him mean for our nation.

Meghan McCain joins Bruce and Gaydos to discuss her relationship with Senator Lindsay Graham, what his death meant to her, and what is means for bipartisanship in the U.S.

Yellowstone Park was home to a bison attack, flinging a man nearly 10 feet in the air. Bruce and Gaydos discuss our wildlife and how staying away from it might be a good idea.

Bruce and Joe Huizenga discuss how Trump's interference in the World Cup has impacted the sports world.

Texas Roadhouse has given their employees shirts that say "I love my job." but do they really?

Shira Tanzer joins Bruce and Joe Huizenga to explain how technology is affecting the development of student's literacy skills.

Bruce, Joe Huizenga and Becky Lynn go over what they've been streaming this week.

Bruce and Joe Huizenga talk about an incident where an entire flight crew, including the flight attendants, were too drunk to fly and more aviation stories from this week.

Katie Hobbs joins Bruce and Gaydos for another edition of Talk to the Governor the Pocket fire, the general election, water security and more where discussed.

Bruce and Gaydos break down Attorney General Kris Mayes threatening legal action against an apartment complex where the residents have been living with on and off air conditioning.