Matt continues an annual tradition by inviting Tony onto the show to discuss the Jimmy Hale Mission, what it's purpose is, what people can do to help and what the mission is doing during the holidays.

Matt talks to Jeff Vreeland, who is the director of Prosper Group and a part of the digital side of the Trump campaign, and discusses children being indoctrinated to fear the name "Trump."

Matt talks to Jeff, a member to Donald Trump's digital team, about how digital marketing played into the election and inside Trump's digital campaign.

With Matt and Aunie taking some much needed R&R, Jefferson County Commissioner David Carrington takes the reins and is joined in the opening hour by new Hoover mayor Frank Brocato.

David decides to shift the focus to things a bit more local and talks with Kathy Nugent, the executive director of the UAB Institute of Innovation and Entrepreneurship, about economic developement and the innovation department. He also talks to UAB's head football coach, Bill Clark about the progress of the team and the plans for the program going forward.

David is joined by Congressman Mo Brooks to discuss President-elect Trump's positions on key issues, the national budget and if we, as a nation, can come together to get stuff done.

David closes out the show by hosting State Representatives Allen Farley and Patricia Todd and discussing the state of Alabama politics and where it is going in the near future.

Matt and Aunie talk about Donald Trump and President Obama's White House meeting, how the riots are the result of raising a generation of losers and how grieving over an election is apparently an excusable absence in our institutions of higher learning.

Matt and Aunie talk about Veterans' Day, get an update on the latest headlines and take calls from the audience.

Matt and Aunie are joined by Jay St. Clair and discuss the election, Senator Jeff Sessions' role in the Trump administration, what would happen if Senator Sessions left the Senate and take listener calls.