Gary and Shannon break down the wild story of a man who proposed to his AI chatbot... and she said yes. He even cried when she was about to forgot who he was. Now he's planning a future with a digital girlfriend named Sol while still living with his ex and their kid. Real love or real lonely? You decide.

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There is a mystery lemon in the studio. What’s on the show today? Bunker Buster Specifics: What It Takes to Strike Iran’s Deepest Nuclear Site. Trump celebrates a "BIG WIN" as a court rules that he can keep the National Guard in Los Angeles. A Minnesota lawmaker who survived a shooting shares a harrowing account of how the attack unfolded.

Federal agents denied entry to the Dodger Stadium parking lot: Here is what really happened. Detectives investigating the murder of a UCLA student uncovered a stunningly personal betrayal. A retired firefighter has found a new hobby: rescuing hikers on mountain trails.

#SWAMPWATCH – The Trump administration has imposed new restrictions on Congress's visits to immigration centers. Insiders reveal the details behind a Bezos-sized 'super-wedding.' Why do elderly individuals have a distinct smell? In a fire, a cherished Mike Trout autograph was lost, prompting Trout to get involved.

#WHATSHAPPENING – Record-setting heat wave is headed to the central, Midwest, and eastern U.S. ENTERTAINMENT with Heather Brooker – Movie Review: An intergalactic, existential adventure about loneliness in Pixar’s ‘Elio’. #WIL/NNNYNTK

President Trump turns up the heat on Iran with what he’s calling the "ultimate ultimatum," as the U.S. reportedly considers military strikes. Plus, a financial alarm bell—new projections show the Social Security retirement trust fund could be depleted in less than a decade, putting future benefits at risk. And in a major shakeup in the sports world, could the Buss family really be selling the Lakers? Reports say Dodgers owner Mark Walter is eyeing a $10 billion deal. Sports broadcasting legend Fred Roggin joins us to break it all down.

All the Hollywood action seems to be happening everywhere but Hollywood, as the entertainment industry shifts its spotlight. In crime news, seven people have been indicted in what authorities are calling the largest jewelry heist in U.S. history—a massive job involving a Brink’s truck and millions in stolen goods. We’re also diving into a listener dilemma: “I don’t like my in-laws—is that a problem?” And to wrap things up on a lighter note, some brave little ducklings made a leap of faith, jumping from a bridge to reunite with their mother in a story that’s melting hearts everywhere.

Things get heated as Tucker Carlson publicly takes Ted Cruz to task over his stance on Iran—sparking a fiery political exchange. Then, ever struggle with setting boundaries on the job? We’ve got practical tips on how to say “no” at work without tanking your reputation. Plus, an eye-opening conversation with someone who runs a legal brothel—what it’s really like behind the scenes of one of the world’s oldest professions. And finally, buckle up: we’re reading your wildest, weirdest, and most unforgettable in-law stories.

In Los Angeles, tensions over immigration enforcement are coming with a hefty price tag. The city has just approved a $5 million loan to cover skyrocketing LAPD overtime costs tied to recent anti-ICE protests. As demonstrators continue to push back against federal immigration actions, city leaders are now grappling with the financial fallout—raising big questions about policing, public spending, and where taxpayer dollars should really be going. We also have #StrangeScience

Iran’s supreme leader warns U.S. military intervention would cause ‘irreparable damage’. Supreme Court upholds Tennessee’s ban on gender-affirming care for trans youth. Kathryn Barger worries it’s ‘bad players’ — not ICE — terrorizing residents.