Does a bad date count as sexual assault? Should Dreamers be protected by the law? Walter provides answers to these questions.

Walter offers his take on 'The Last Jedi,' arguing that it flows thematically from the prior films in the Star Wars saga despite fan complaints. It's "sort of brilliant."

Walter sheds light on the ideals espoused by Martin Luther King Jr that are largely misappropriated for political gain.

Continuing fallout out from Trump's comments on immigration and an examination of the genuineness of some political actions

The dialogue gets weird as Walter tries to avoid saying "s***hole" and "p****hat" on the radio.

Walter says that too many people are crying wolf when it comes to racims and wonders why people push diversity for the sake of diversity.

Discussing further developments on Fire and Fury, and whether or not Oprah would make a good President.

Walter talks to guest Laurie Neil, who is actively opposing a multifamily housing unit in St. Michael. The two discuss the proposal and the importance of getting involved in local government.

Newly inaugurated St. Paul mayor Melvin Carter, the first new mayor in that city in decades and their first African-American, wants to impose "equity" on residents. Walter responses, noting that equity and liberty cannot coexist.

Walter coaxes some truth out of the 'Fire and Fury' book and debates Brad on the merits of The Last Jedi.