Representative Brooks joins the show to discuss the Alabama Senate race, his thoughts on where he stands, the Senate Leadership Fund and take caller questions.

Matt and Aunie continue analyzing the tragedy that took place in Charlottesville and talk to Representative Mo Brooks about the Alabama Senate race.

After three hours of covering the sobering events that took place over the weekend, Matt and Aunie take a lighter tone as they wrap up the show.

A heavy start to the week, as Matt and Aunie tackle the race riots in Charlottesville, Virginia and talk to Robin Rains about Birmingham's anti-fascism march.

Matt and Aunie continue to put the events that took place in Charlottesville into perspective and field calls from people with a spectrum of viewpoints.

Brent, the founder and president of Signal Research, comes on to discuss the latest numbers in the Alabama Republican primary and explain what pollsters do during the "offseason."

Matt and Aunie get right to it and ask the important questions regarding what pollsters do outside of election season and what Aunie meant regarding putting her shoes under the gas tank.

Jay, as is his Friday custom, joins the show to answer questions from callers and talk about school closures due to the solar eclipse.

Jeffrey joins the show to talk about his recent firing from CNN, to explain the reason for his being let go and offer insight into the differences between consumerism and fascism.

The Alabama Head Injury Foundation's Scott Powell brings some Steel City Pops to the studio to get Matt & Aunie to the Brain Freeze Challenge.