Another day, another protest. Matt and Aunie discuss A Day Without Women and the repercussions that may follow and speak to Pastor Kenneth Dukes about an event that took place at Montevallo High School last week.

Pastor Dukes, the president of the Shelby County NAACP, comes on the show to refute the claims a caller made regarding a pep rally that had Rev. Jesse Jackson as its keynote speaker.

Matt ducks out early, leaving Aunie to steer the ship. With Aunie in the driver's seat, Planned Parenthood sits right in the cross hairs as she holds nothing back.

Just because Matt isn't here, doesn't mean the show can't go on. Aunie and Austin provide you with the Nincompoops in the News.

Matt and Aunie discuss their weekend at Talladega Superspeedway, comparing the Left to Alabama (the football team) and Mexican music.

Matt tells the story of Henry Houndog's big weekend adventure, Aunie joins in on fielding calls and they are joined by Senator Arthur Orr via phone.

Senator Orr comes on the show to talk about the state budget, prison reform, impeachment and celebrating Alabama's bicentennial celebration.

Representative Todd is in studio as she joins Matt and Aunie to talk about the Alabama legislative session, The Daily Show, the adoption bill and Matt takes a citizenship quiz.

Matt and Aunie close talking about the revelations regarding the Obama administration's phone tapping and discuss the seriousness of what's taking place in the shadows of D.C..

As the media continue to follow the "Jeff Sessions colluded with Russia" narrative, Matt and Aunie step up to defend Alabama's own.