Dr. Josh drops by to offer his thoughts on the differences in takes on President Trump's comments regarding the riot at Charlottesville and how we can get to a point of resolution.

Matt and Aunie talk to Secretary of State John Merrill about voter turnout and Dr. Josh Klapow about how we hear the same statement different ways. Kim Rafferty also calls in to hint at a proposal of how to use Century Plaza.

Judge Moore, coming off winning the largest percentage of the Republican vote in the primary, joins the show to share his thoughts on victory, President Trump's endorsement of Senator Strange and what kind of campaign he will run going into the run-off election.

Matt and Aunie talk to Judge Roy Moore about his primary victory and share some jokes on National Tell a Joke Day.

With the Senate primary finished, a Republican run-off lying ahead and a call from a member of the Ku Klux Klan, is it any wonder eclipses were and are seen as omens of doom?

The riot in Charlottesville continues to stay in the limelight as Matt and Aunie tie it in to the developing trend of deleting our nation's history.

Having shifted the scope of the story, Matt and Aunie talk to listeners discuss the call for removing of Confederate monuments.

Matt and Aunie offer up the airwaves for listeners to voice their opinions and concerns regarding the removal of Confederate monuments.

After three hours of discussing Charlottesville and the larger issue of whitewashing history, Matt and Aunie want to unwind a little which, of course, includes giving you today's Nincompoops in the News.

Robin Rains, the chairwoman of the Birmingham chapter of the Democratic Socialists of America joins the show to talk about the solidarity march in Birmingham, try and define the alt-Right and compare how a similar situation at Auburn University and the one at the University of Virginia this weekend were handled.