Tonight the results of America's votes will be revealed. The two guys and two girls who pulled the lowest votes from America will be dancing a solo. It will not change the results though. The girl and the boy with lowest votes will leave the show tonight.

The third housemate is voted out live; the remaining housemates compete for Head of Household.

OCC hits the links for their latest project: three EDS sponsored choppers honoring the career and charitable work of golf legend Byron Nelson.

A family of gunrunners threaten an airport supervisor, so Michael infiltrates their organization in an attempt to scare them away. Elsewhere, Sam is pressured by the FBI to gather more info on Michael.

Betty consults with a specialist about her health issues; Don is pressured to help with Nixon's presidential campaign; Peggy fends off the coming advances of one of the copy writers.

Jason gets to spend time with Jake when Elizabeth is needed in surgery. Patrick confronts his past while he treats a troubled teen. Cody goes to extremes to get his medication. Andy's methods wind up with dangerous results. Stan changes his opinion of Toussaint. Spinelli introduces Jolene to his "girlfriend" Lulu.
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Tonight, presidential historian and author of Nixon and Kissinger: Partners in Power, Robert Dallek.



Jon begins tonight's show reporting on a story from New Zealand in a segment called "Kiwi the People". The democratically elected government of New Zealand banned the use of any footage from their Parliament for the purpose of satire, ridicule, or denigration. Jon comes to the rescue, taking some footage of their Parliament and spices it up with some political satire and fart jokes.



Jon also reports on the suspensions of cyclists in the Tour de France for suspected drug use in a segment called "The Audacity of Dope".



Then, Senior Flood Correspondent John Oliver reports from the top of London's Big Ben due to the massive flooding of Great Britain in a segment called "London Flooding".



Finally, Jason Jones reports on a lazy Las Vegas man who rents a scooter used for disabled people to move around the city in a segment called "High Rollers".

Tonight Stephen welcomes campaign strategist Robert Schrum.



Also Stephen talks with Aaron Houston of the Marijuana Policy Project about legalizing hemp.