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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.

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.

Jason Wilde joins Jen and Gabe ahead of the Packers' Thursday night matchup with the Atlanta Falcons and says Green Bay should win if it is the team it believes it is. Wilde breaks down Matt LaFleur's conservative approach behind an injury-riddled offensive line and why protecting Jordan Love has affected the play calling. He shares his thoughts on Caleb Johnson and why the running back deserves more opportunities moving forward. Jason also examines the Packers' wide receiver depth with Jaden Reed injured and what Christian Watson and Matthew Golden may now be asked to provide.

Jen and Gabe look ahead to Thursday Night Football and debate whether Packers fans should feel nervous or confident about the Falcons coming to Lambeau Field. Michael Penix Jr. is set to make his season debut, but Gabe says Green Bay's struggling offensive line remains the much bigger concern. Jason Wilde joins the show to discuss Matt LaFleur's approach with a depleted offensive line, Caleb Johnson's role and the Packers' ability to survive without Jaden Reed. The crew also examines Green Bay's remaining wide receiver depth and how Tucker Kraft could be utilized if Reed misses extended time.

Jen and Gabe try to make sense of the latest NFL power rankings and where the Packers land after two weeks. The conversation shifts to Caleb Williams after the Bears quarterback avoided a major injury despite an emotional exit from Sunday's game, leading to a wave of memes across social media. They debate the reaction to Williams' injury, how his teammates and opponents might respond, and the Bears' rough follow-up to their 59-point opener. Plus, the crew revisits Packers-Falcons and explains why Green Bay's offensive line has them feeling nervous heading into Thursday night.