Initial reaction from the Trump rally in Duluth with the help of Sam Sansevere, then Walter continues the discussion on immigration from a libertarian perspective.

Walter explores the stories surrounding the separation of children from migrant families at the border.

Independent U.S. Senate candidate Jerry Trooien gives his take on the issues of the election and tries to find a middle ground.

Dan McGrath from the MN Voter's Alliance joins to discuss the significance of the Supreme Court's ruling on voter rights.

Walter welcomes the listeners' opinions on Trump's deal with North Korea.

Walter examines the reason for suicide and why it's okay to be optimistic about the conservative worldview.

Walter goes down a list of eight dogmatic positions prevalent among professing conservatives and challenges the logic of each. If the role of government is truly as our Founding Fathers envisioned it - preserving the rights to life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness, do certain modern conservative positions measure up to that standard?

Walter gives his side of the debate that never happened, and then dispels the conservative argument on the war on drugs.

Walter talks about the Minnesota Attorney General's race with GOP-endorsed candidate Doug Wardlow, then he wonders why the Supreme Court can't rise to the occasion on the cake case.

Walter brings the "inside baseball" knowledge of Kip Charles and Max Rymer in to break down the frenzied weekend of state party conventions.