As Jefferson County Commissioner, David Carrington was asked to come in and explain one of the amendments that will be on the ballot during the November 8 election, Amendment 14.

Matt and Aunie go over some of the differences between men & women, take your calls, break the news that President Obama endorsed Donald Trump (not true, but fun to think about) and talk with John Merrill about voter registration.

John drops by the studio, after being prompted by Matt, to talk about voter registration, the success the state's mobile registration units have done, the pros and cons of early voting and Matt's grand scheme to fix voting in general.

Matt and Aunie take your calls, get the headlines from Valerie Vining and are joined by Jefferson County Commissioner David Carrington.

Matt and Aunie update you on the latest news from the Colonial Pipeline explosion in Helena, discuss the differences between a backhoe and a track hoe and Aunie shares her feelings about receiving her AARP card.

Matt and Aunie continue the coverage on the pipeline explosion in Helena and play host to Representative Gary Palmer, who joins them in studio.

Gary drops by the studio to talk about the reopening of the investigation into Hillary Clinton's emails and the mainstream media's takeaways from that story.

Helena remains the focal point of this hour as Matt and Aunie welcome Mark Hall, mayor of Helena, onto the show via the KS Services Hotline.

Mark, the mayor of Helena, joins the show to talk about the Helena pipeline explosion and discuss the recent growth of Matt's adopted hometown.

Cameron Smith of AL.com and the R Street Institute sits in studio for the whole hour to talk about the election, voting your conscience, the issues with the Libertarian party and arguing with Matt over the long game for conservatives.