Adam and Jordana

We go to Minneapolis to discuss the raid of Rep Ilhan Omar's house in a quest for immigration paperwork, plus the mayor of San Francisco raises questions about progressivism, and we tell you a real-life ghost story from Michigan.

Full Show: Rep. Ilhan Omar raid, guest Mike Olson, former Secret Service, then on to Candice's first Quick Takes, ball chat, Shane Gillis's bad-but not offensive joke, the Daughter "Tax" and wrapping up with our favorite few minutes of release: "Stop It"

Daughters more than twice as likely to care for aging parents. Jordana's experience and listener calls. Then we say 'Stop It' to all the white vehicles, hot weather, and backing into parking spots...?

Stop It with all the white vehicles, hot weather, and backing into parking spots...? Adam disagrees on that last one. Maybe because he has a rear camera in his car, hehe. Then we get real about parking at gas stations. If the pumps are busy do you leave your car at the pump or move to a parking spot then go inside?

Daughters more than twice as likely to care for aging parents. Caregiver burnout is real, and there is so much emotion that comes with taking care of a parent. Jordana shares her experience of when her mom passed and we talk to listeners about their situations. There are always unique circumstances but evidence does show that daughters are the ones who are typically there. BUT a generational shift is happening and more young men seem to be stepping up.

Full Hour: Candice's first Quick Takes sesh, ball chat...aka the use of "Smart" Balls in sports, and Shane Gillis bad-but not offensive joke.

Shane Gillis joked about women's gym clothes on 'SNL' and we, as women, are not offended. Jordana points out that comedians need a safe space. Let’s remember that comedians joke, it’s just what they do. We need to leave space for comedy in this world so we can laugh and be more happy in our lives. Being offended is a choice.

Candice's first Quick Takes sesh has Adam and Jordana dishing on tipping, the new Twin Cities Amp, and fall fun in a heat wave.Then we start talking about balls.Balls are funny...and SMART! "Smart" Balls are coming atcha live in sports, particularly by want of the NBA. But do we really need them in professional sports? We like the idea and think it could be helpful for replays and calls, but the human aspect of sports is also important. If we can't argue with our friends about the refs' calls would sports be as fun?

Federal agents search Rep. Ilhan Omar’s home as part of a criminal investigation - but we need receipts. Guest Mike Olson, CEO of 360 Security Services, on elected officials facing threats.

More elected officials are facing threats. We are joined by Mike Olson, CEO of 360 Security Services, who talks about how his company keeps his clients safe. Some one always knows something or sees something, and often times its trust with the community that gets him the information he needs to combat potential threats.