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That...doesn't make sense? This hour, we begin with CBS News White House Reporter Olivia Rinaldi on Trump's address to the UN General Assembly and an update on both wars going on. Plus, we head to City Hall who are giving themselves raises? And a Brewers/Packers check in!

Carmen and Jurko welcome Frank Caliendo into the studio for a hilarious visit ahead of his Chicago Improv shows in Schaumburg. Frank tells stories about John Madden, Charles Barkley, Jon Gruden, Tom Brady, Greg Olsen and why he stayed away from helping AI copy famous voices. He also shares a behind-the-scenes story from an upcoming Netflix appearance with Oscar Isaac, Alec Baldwin and Vincent D’Onofrio. After Frank, the guys play Tyson Bagent trivia and look back at the Bears roster from Bagent’s last start in 2023, showing just how much has changed around Chicago’s offense. The Brunch Rush hits Bears power rankings, Michael Penix returning against the Packers, Caleb Williams’ hamstring status, the White Sox playoff chase, PCA’s MVP push, Miguel Vargas’ big week and Alex Bregman’s scary foul-ball injury.

RBS HR 3 - Hammer and Chris talk to Andre Knott. They also listen to soundcheck and fan voicemails.

Guardians Reporter, Andre Knott, joins Hammer and Chris to talk about what it will take to make the playoffs with 6 games left.

President Trump is expected to address the United Nations General Assembly this morning. To preview the President’s big worldwide speech, CBS News White House Reporter Olivia Rinaldi joins the program. So, what will Trump tout? What will he talk about? And what about Trump’s schedule that seems almost impossible to fit in everything today? Also, what’s the deal with Greenland? Plus a check-in on the status of both wars.

Browns Analyst, Tony Grossi, joins Hammer and Chris for an entire hour to discuss how the Browns can carry momentum forward.

RBS HR 2 - Hammer and Chris talk Browns with Tony Grossi in studio for the entire hour.

Scott Zdroik of Finfrock joined Colin Russo to discuss new initiatives, Palm Beach County growth, and a new Belle Glade Facility.

Carmen and Jurko start turning the page to Bears-Eagles while reacting to the online jokes about Caleb Williams’ hamstring injury. The guys defend Caleb’s toughness, discuss how scary hamstring injuries can feel in the moment and debate whether the Bears should even consider playing him Monday night if he does not practice. They also revisit Jaxson Dart’s knee injury, Jameis Winston’s rough Monday night performance and the importance of Tyson Bagent being ready if Caleb misses time. The hour digs back into the Bears’ final offensive sequence against the Vikings, with Ben Johnson saying the last three plays had chances but were not executed properly. Carmen and Jurko also question Colston Loveland’s usage, preview the Eagles defense and take calls on whether Ben Johnson can help the Bears survive with a backup quarterback.

Brewers broadcaster Jeff Levering joins Jen and Gabe with six games remaining in Milwaukee's record-setting regular season. Levering explains how the Brewers could set up their postseason rotation and bullpen, including Jacob Misiorowski's final regular-season start and Kyle Harrison's fight for a playoff roster spot. He breaks down Milwaukee's potential postseason lineup, Joe Ortiz's remarkable turnaround and the club's deep group of trusted relievers. Jeff also examines potential playoff opponents and discusses whether Brandon Woodruff still has a path to pitching in October.