Birmingham City Councilwoman Kim Rafferty joins the show to discuss the city council's vote to make Birmingham a sanctuary city.

Dr. Josh joins the show to talk about Kim Rafferty being threatened, the psychosis of politics, Trump's Supreme Court nominee and what's going to be talked about on The Web.

Matt and Aunie close the show talking about the possibility of cancelling the Oscars and substituting Nincompoops in the News with Nincompoops in the Room.

As the second hour of the show gets underway, it would seem that Pandora's Box was opened as the major news networks struggle to keep up with today's happenings.

In the final hour, Matt and Aunie answer the question: Was Sally Yates's firing justifiable? They also continue discussing on Birmingham's status as a sanctuary city.

As usual, Matt and Aunie open up the lines for a good, serious discussion and then get squirreled by something much less significant. Today the squirrel takes the form of DNA testing.

Khaula is the executive director of CAIR Alabama and joins the show to express her views and concerns regarding President Trump's executive order regarding immigration from 7 Middle Eastern countries.

Stories are coming down so fast that keeping up is simply a pipe dream but Matt and Aunie give a valiant effort and continue to ride the spinning will that is dictating the topic of the hour.

A lot of fun from over the weekend to discuss and Matt and Aunie do just that, opening up conversations about the the travel ban imposed by President Trump and the corresponding protests.

State Representative Farley joins the show to discuss Governor Bentley's trip to Washington D.C. for the inauguration and the hang up in his impeachment proceedings.