Attorney General Keith Ellison joins Chad to talk about his preparation and concerns for a second Donald Trump presidency and what he did and didn't like about President Biden's pardon of his son Hunter. Plus, we talk about a recent visit to Australia and the maddening nature of women's fashion with Jamie Yuccas.

Jamie Yuccas joins us to talk about the difficulty women have in finding pants that fit their particular bodies after sharing a bit about her recent trip to Australia.

Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison joins Chad to talk about preparing for another Trump presidency, what disappointed him about President Biden pardoning his son and much more.

Chad opens the show with talk about dangerous driving on Minnesota roads and the need to get it under control before we lighten it up with Adam Carter and Ask Adam Anything.

What kind of guy gets two haircuts on the same day? Did he really think a doctor would be there for a 6:40am physical? Is he more of a ribeye or New York strip guy? Adam Carter tackles those questions and many more today during Ask Adam Anything!

When will our state and country get more serious about punishing dangerous and drunk driving? Chad asks that question at the top of the show while sharing the story of a man with a long history of driving infractions now charged with criminal vehicular homicide.

Chad opens the hour talking Vikings and Gophers over two segments with Chip Scoggins before we discuss the proper length of time to eat Thanksgiving leftovers and mock Jason DeRusha for the sweatshirt he chose to wear today.

Are you still eating Thanksgiving leftovers? If so, how long are you willing to do it before throwing the rest of them out?

Star Tribune columnist Chip Scoggins joins Chad with talk about the Vikings continuing their winning streak, the Gophers taking the axe back from Wisconsin and more!

Susie Jones joins us with a big surprise for Overrated, Underrated or Properly Rated to open the hour before a conversation with Congressman Dean Phillips about President Biden pardoning his son Hunter.