What happens when the government gets involved? It gets to tell you what to do.

Walter brings some friends to explain why collectivism is not the answer to the country's apparent racial strife.

The school walkouts continue. Blow back from last night's topic, a political meeting being held at a local Islamic Center. Callers weigh in on the possible double standard placed on Muslim places of worship.

Walter takes the time to set a few things straight.

And the latest news in the Starbucks controversy.

Walter welcomes Nick Morgan, candidate for Chairman of the Republican Liberty Caucus, the organization of which has a radical idea for a meeting spot.

A proposal to have an "In God We Trust Sign" in schools gets the audience going, then Walter is surprised that he agrees with Neil Gorsuch siding with liberals.

MN Young Republicans Chair Aly Eichman joins Walter, then GOP Senate candidate Jim Newberger stops by.

Walter and Neil poo-poo the news of Syrian airstrikes then dive into a discussion about Libertarians, pollution, radio content and superheros.

From bathrooms to beats to books, conservatives continue to give ground in the cultural and political spheres.

Can Trump fire Mueller? Is Facebook infringing on your free speech? Walter ponders these questions.

The FBI's raid of Michael Cohen is a big step up. Meanwhile, Walter wonders what's the value in investing political capital in Tim Pawlenty.