In Hour 1, Brad Range and Ryan Wiggins kick off the show with a discussion on President Biden’s health, including the recent disclosure of his prostate cancer diagnosis and its political implications. They also explore ongoing concerns about his mental acuity and updates from Special Counsel Robert Hur’s investigation. In Segment 2, Gianno Caldwell, founder of the Caldwell Institute for public safety and FoxNews political analyst shares the emotional story behind his book The Day My Brother Was Murdered and offers insight into addressing Black-on-Black crime and urban violence in Chicago. The hour wraps up with Wiggins America looking at a new medical breakthrough from UCLA that could help with hair loss, celebrity stories about balding, and some lighthearted personal reflections from the hosts.

In Hour 2, a breakdown of the Supreme Court ruling on Venezuelan immigrants, sparking discussion on refugee status, legal versus illegal immigration, and the human side of the issue, including Pedro Pascal’s personal story. The segment also highlights differences between Trump and Biden administration policies. Attention then shifts to the devastating tornadoes and storms that hit Missouri and Illinois, with Forest Park, Brentwood, Granite City, and Marion among the hardest-hit areas. Callers share emotional stories of destruction, funnel clouds, and survival. The hour wraps up with analysis of how media narratives shape public perception of immigration, and a look at available volunteer and support resources for storm recovery efforts.

In Hour 3, Ryan & Brad break down the media covering up Biden's decline across the final years of his presidency, some news breaks about Trump & Putin, Dave Murray clears up the facts about what happened during Friday's storms & the poll results from the day.