Fortune senior editor Stephen Gandel and associate editor Anne VanderMey kick us off discussing the week’s news: Janet Yellen’s latest remarks about the economy and Pandora CEO’s ousting. Then we check in with Fortune’s Beth Kowitt to go over what’s new in food.

Fortune’s Susie Gharib asks James Verrier, CEO of BorgWarner, what car tech innovations the company is planning.

We continue with our new series “Really?!”, as Fortune’s Ben Geier walks us through Ted Cruz’s proposal to abolish the IRS.

Then, Leigh Gallagher sits down with author and entrepreneur, Tony Robbins, to discuss best tips for CEOs and presidential candidates.

We ask Peter Mallouk, president and chief investment officer for Creative Planning, our top 3 questions.

Leigh Gallagher then sits down with Leura Fine, founder and CEO of Laurel & Wolf, a start-up trying to make interior design affordable by offering services online.

Fortune’s Michal Lev-Ram takes a trip to Lake Tahoe, Calif. and gets an inside look at how tech is changing the winter sports industry.

And then, Leigh Gallagher chats one-one-one with Dr. David Agus, author of The Lucky Years.

We close our show with this week’s winners and losers.

The full show and individual segments will be available to watch on demand after the show concludes. You can find them at fortune.com/fortunelive.