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Jimmy Barrett and Shara Fryer take you through the stories that matter on the morning of 06/18/2020.

Voters won't accept the 2020 election results — no matter who wins. Joining Jimmy and Shara to discuss the issue is Political strategist Chris Wilson, President and CEO of WPA Intelligence.

We’re all wondering, when will things start to feel “normal” again? Now imagine running a business that relies heavily on in-store foot traffic to hit sales goals and projects, and think about how anxious they are to have that question answered. Calling in to talk with Jimmy and Shara is Trae Bodge.

Political analyst Chris Begala calls in to talk about The Trump Pollster John McLaughlin: Mainstream Media Polls ‘Skewed’ to ‘Water Down the Trump Vote’.

Jimmy Barrett and Shara Fryer take you through the stories that matter on the morning of 06/17/2020. They Blinded Us with Science / Heavy-Handed Draconian Rules Must Go - here to talk on the issue is Bryan Preston of PJ Media. When the terrorists become bored and cease terrorizing, when the flames are extinguished, when those who died in the riots are buried and cremated, when the shards of glass from storefronts are disposed of, and when livelihoods are permanently lost, Democrats will still run the vast majority of the deadliest and most dangerous cities in the U.S. Joining Jimmy and Shara to discuss the situation is Bob Price of Breitbart News. A Houston man plans Police Appreciation Rally for Thursday in support of law enforcement - here to talk about his planned rally is Charlie Diggs.

Jimmy Barrett and Shara Fryer take you through the stories that matter on the morning of 06/16/2020. Where are the gutless Republicans? Michael Johns – Former White House speechwriter joins Houston's Morning News to discuss the issue. Texas athletes push for changes to campus, school song to be more racially inclusive, Mark Pulliam, UT alum including law school and father of recent UT alum talks with Jimmy and Shara on an issue that is very close to home. Social media is erupting over people debating whether "Paw Patrol" outrage is overblown and other TV shows featuring police officers are on notice. Both "Cops" and "LivePD" were scrapped by their networks amid protests against police brutality, and other police series are now under fire - Brandon Morse with Red State calls in to talk on the matter.