Kimberly is running for the Birmingham City Council-District 2 seat and comes on the show to discuss her views on developing the city, holding council members accountable and what stance should be taken regarding protecting monuments?

Matt and Aunie speak with Birmingham City Council candidate Kimberly Jeanty, talk about the media's portrayal of the Antifa and then debate Aunie's obsession with Red Lobster.

Representative Palmer starts by discussing social media and the effect it's had on socialization, moves to comparing the Internet to the Interstate system, gives his stance on the Confederate monument controversy and comes full circle by pointing out how social media has become a bitter place.

Matt and Aunie talk with Representative Gary Palmer, discuss the evils of social media and Matt questions Aunie's chip dipping philosophy.

Senator Allen joins the show to talk about the Alabama Memorial Preservation Act and his thoughts as to why Montgomery should dictate these decisions over the municipalities where these monuments reside.

Alabama's Attorney General joins the show to explain the lawsuit his office has filed against the city of Birmingham and their covering of the Confederate monument in Linn Park.

Matt and Aunie talk to Senator Gerald Allen and Attorney General Steve Marshall about the Alabama Memorial Protection Act and the lawsuit filed against the city of Birmingham in accordance with that legislation.

You know the news. However, you probably don't know these nincompoops that made the news.

Matt and Aunie carry over Bob, a self-proclaimed KKK member, from the last hour to ask about the Klan and his personal beliefs and then build on yesterday's discussion regarding Confederate Monuments.

Alabama's Secretary of State joins the show to discuss voter turnout and voter registration in the aftermath of the Senate primary.