Susie Jones sticks around for two segments of fun talking about holiday party shenanigans before a conversation with US Attorney Andy Luger about stepping away from his office and many of the cases he's been involved with prosecuting.

US Attorney for Minnesota Andy Luger joins to talk about stepping away from the job with Donald Trump set to take office, Feeding Our Future and some of the others cases his office has been involved with prosecuting.

What makes for a great and memorable holiday party? Susie Jones joins the conversation for a lot of fun talking about the party we have coming up this weekend and parties from WCCO's past.

Chad comments on TIME Magazine choosing Donald Trump as Person of the Year for 2024 and saying choice for Minnesota's Person of the Year would be an easy one. Plus, what's a fair parental leave policy for companies and employees in 2025?

Netflix is supposedly backing off their previous policy of unlimited parental leave for the first year of a parent welcoming a new child. What would be fair in 2025?

TIME Magazine named Donald Trump their Person of the Year. It was the easy choice. Is naming Tim Walz as Minnesota's Person of the Year also an easy selection? If not, who do you pick?

Chad opens the hour talking about news of another setback as Minnesota still can't figure out how to fully rollout the legal cannabis market. We also share some huge, and perhaps unbelievable tourism numbers from Explore Minnesota, and Cris Carter joins to talk Vikings and his continued support for the Salvation Army.

Hall of Famer Cris Carter joins Chad to talk about a very successful season for the Vikings, what the team should do this offseason with Sam Darnold, and where you can find him this weekend ringing a bell for the Salvation Army.

Chad reacts to more cannabis news in Minnesota and how he views the rollout of legal cannabis in Minnesota to still be a mess.

Chad opens the hour speaking with Kelly Morrison as she prepares to represent the 3rd district in Congress. Later, we talk about FBI Director Christopher Wray announcing his resignation and a controversy about IHOP firing an employee who provided a free meal to a homeless man.