Matt and Aunie offer up reaction and take your calls on the Governor's impromptu press conference where he once again announced he would not be stepping down.

A lot going on this Thursday edition. This first hour's focus is the Ethics Committee ruling on Governor Bentley and what cards he has left to play.

Representative Farley joins the show via phone to discuss what's happening in Montgomery in the aftermath of the ruling by the Ethics Commission regarding Governor Bentley's case.

AG Marshall comes in studio to talk about his appointment to the Attorney General's office, the circumstances surrounding his recusal from the the investigation into the Governor's office and the Ceremony Honoring Victims of Crime and Seekers of Justice in Birmingham.

Representative Allen Farley and Attorney General Steve Marshall appear on the show and Stacy George offers some more details into the Ethics Commission meeting yesterday.

Representative Henry calls the show seemingly reinvigorated by the Ethics Commissions' ruling and talks about the importance of every representatives' vote.

Matt and Aunie rehash how we arrived at this point in the Governor Bentley saga, talk to Representative Henry and give you the latest breaking headlines.

Matt and Aunie alert the audience to David Nunes recusing himself from the Russia investigation, alert you to the possibility of some new details coming out regarding Governor Bentley, explain the nuclear option and run down some Nincompoops in the News.

Matt and Aunie talk to Dr. Josh about the weather and how severe weather in the past can affect our behavior in the present, people suffering from anxiety due to weather and take listener calls.

Jamie, an Alabaster native and Alabaster City Fest spokesperson, joins the show to give Matt and Aunie the history of Alabaster City Fest and the scoop on some of the musical acts that people will see this year.