Three explosions that ripped through the Belgian capital of Brussels early Tuesday killed at least 26 people and wounded 130 more. Belgian media report at least 11 more people were killed in the two blasts in the Brussels Airport departure hall. Of the two explosions at the airport, at least one was a suicide bombing. A blast happened there outside the security checkpoints for ticketed passengers and near the airline check-in counters.

John got reaction to this latest terror attack from Lt. Col. Jeffrey Addicott the Director of the Center for Terrorism Law. (Listen here)

Former Congressman and FBI Special Agent Mike Rogers joined John with reaction to the attacks in Brussels. (Listen here)

John also got reaction on the Brussels attack from Terrorism Analyst Dr. Tom Mockaitis with DePaul University. (Listen here)

Kahlil Marrar is a Professor & Researcher Of Public Policy, Administration & Middle East Politics with Governor’s State University. He joined John to talk about what moderate Muslims can do to prevent people from becoming radicalized and carrying out attacks like the ones in Brussels. (Listen here)

On Monday Apple their brand new iPhone SE. The new phone is smaller than its iPhone 6s and iPhone 6s Plus siblings. But on the inside, it’s just as powerful. It mostly resembles the older iPhone 5s it’s replacing, with the same 4-inch screen, chamfered edges and flat back. USA Today Technology Columnist Ed Baig joined John to explain why he has to exchange his perfectly functional iPhone for this newer, shiner one. (Listen here)

A guy in New York has started dressing up as Donald Trump and letting people do things to him for a fee. You can punch him in the gut for $5, trample him for $7, throttle him for $10 and pee on him from $300. Or you can also just get your picture taken with him for $2. The street performer, named Kalan Sherrard joined John to talk about why he decided to impersonate Trump and what the reaction has been. (Listen here)

Donald Trump says Hillary Clinton does not have the stamina needed to be President.

Rats are expected to be a big problem this spring in the city of Chicago, rat sightings are already up. In Lincoln Park they are trying to fight the problem by flooding the streets with feral cats.