Matt and Aunie start off your weekend discussing corporal punishment in schools, Governor Bentley's most recent comments and Donald Trump offering Jeff Sessions the post of Attorney General.

Entering the second hour, Matt and Aunie break the news that Jeff Sessions has accepted the post of Attorney General, take calls on corporal punishment, hear from Nick the Butthurt Liberal for the first time since the election and get your comments for Governor Bentley.

Heeee's baaaacckk! In his first call since the election, Nick comes on the show and expresses his frustration that the liberals' cheating didn't work and ends up accepting a lunch offer from Aunie.

As it is every FriJay, the third hour is dedicated to none other than Jay St. Clair, who joins the show to discuss the role of Alabama in national politics, Jeff Sessions as Attorney General and once again explain how Matt is wrong.

Another usual guest, Ryan Brown, stops by to discuss football and politics and Matt and Aunie close up shop for the week with Nincompoops in the News.

You've heard the news that matters, now here's the news that doesn't.

Matt and Aunie open this edition of the show talking about the media going through the seven stages of grief over Hillary Clinton's loss, Durkee sauce, the bomb threat at Trussville Magnolia Elementary school and the New York Times' hit piece on Jeff Sessions.

Changing the subject in their fashion, Matt and Aunie jump from politics to teachers sending illicit photos to students, the differences in how men and women teachers are viewed as a result, chat with Mo Brooks about what he expects from a Trump presidency and take calls from the audience.

Congressman Brooks joins the show via the KS Heating & Cooling Hotline to talk about Donald Trump's election, the media's subsequent meltdown, Trump's list of nominees for the Supreme Court and replacing Jeff Sessions.

Matt and Aunie spend the hour fielding calls from listeners and, oddly enough, bringing back the discussion about Durkee sauce.