Matt and Aunie open this Friday discussing the two biggest stories in the news: 1) the 9th Circuit Court's ruling on President Trump's immigration executive order and 2) Luther Strange's appointment to the Senate.

Nothing's off limits on a #FilterFreeFriday and with that being the case Matt and Aunie take a moment to compare car crash stories, respond to criticism via Twitter and ponder why Democrats took it to 11.

Representative Henry comes on the show to discuss his views regarding Luther Strange's appointment to the Senate by Governor Bentley and things get a bit tense.

Jay, as usual, come prepared for the questions Matt and Aunie wish to heap upon him regarding the 9th Circuit Court's ruling on President Trump's immigration executive order.

Is it really an epidemic if it happens every year? Why are there no pancakes served at Waffle House? These are the important questions Matt and Aunie answer to make sure you are up to date on everything going on in the world.

A lot more news as Alabama's own Jeff Sessions was confirmed to become the Attorney General of the United States and with Governor Bentley set to announce his replacement in the Senate.

Governor Bentley appoints Luther Strange to the fill the void left by Jeff Sessions in the Senate and Matt and Aunie wonder if it is a conflict of interest.

Ahmad Ward of the Birmingham Civil Rights Institute joins the show to talk about Birmingham's Civil Rights District being named a national monument, the city's civil rights history and then flips the script to talk about crying racism and "e-Thuggery" in today's society.

Cameron Smith stops by to discuss the Strange appointment, AL.com and the political shift that's taking place in Washington D.C..

You know the news, so here's the news that you really can't use unless you want to discuss nincompoops.