More fallout from Michael Wolff's book, state's rights on the legalization of marijuana, and the abandonment of civility on college campuses.

Examining the legitimacy of Michael Wolff's new tell-all book about the Trump administration.

Walter discusses PolitiFact's biggest lie of 2017 and examines the state of anarchy on city streets.

Walter wonders why the media isn't covering big stories like a stabbing in Uptown and the Minneapolis City Council's exorbitant pay raise.

Discussing perceived racism in Woodbury schools and what kind of Congressional candidates Democrats must run to unseat the GOP in 2018.

Walter explains why its okay to cut taxes.

John Augustine discusses his organization's ratings of individual Minnesota state legislators based on the constitutionality of their work.

Jason Flohrs, the Minnesota State Director for Americans for Prosperity, talks about the benefits of the GOPs tax bill.

A candid conversation with regular-caller-turned-in-studio-guest Abdi from St. Paul on the tenants of Islam and its place in American society today.

Walter reacts to Alabama Senate election results as they happen and discuss their implications for Alabama, Trump and the future.