Jon Justice on Twin Cities News Talk

Justice and Drew discuss several issues with Paul Gazelka including recent protests, the legislative session, and more as well as more homes, more bikes, and less cars in Minnesota. Later, they're joined by Jason Flohrs from Americans for Prosperity to discuss the house passed tax bill.

For some reason people are still donating millions of dollars to the Clinton Foundation. Plus, Sam delivers the top 5 stories you should know to start your day.

Paul Allen pops in the studio to discuss the Vikings draft picks as well as his thoughts on how their team roster is shaping up going in to the new season. Plus, Justice & Drew discuss guns, meth addictions in Minneapolis, and more.

DC-Correspondent Andrew Langer joins Justice and Drew to discuss Kim Jon Un saying that he'll give up his nukes if the United States vows to not attack. Later, they chat about the White House Correspondents Dinner and Michelle Wolf's awful jokes.

Trump gives a big ol' thumbs down to Michelle Wolf after she rags on Sarah Huckabee Sanders at the White House Correspondents dinner and Subway realizes that people just don't want their footlongs anymore.

The Friday Roundtable discusses controversy surrounding Speaker Daudt's comments made on gun legislation in Minnesota, the importance of reaching across the aisle to pass bills, and more. Plus, @SamsRadioHubby comes in-studio bearing gifts.

Tom Emmer joins the Friday Roundtable to bask in his hotdish victory, discuss DFL vs. RFL, North Korea, and more. Later, they're joined by Jason Lewis to discuss an amendment that he got unanimously added on to a FAA reauthorization act the day before.

Justice and Drew fawn over Infinity War before Sam delivers four of the five top stories she thinks you should know for the day.

Counter-Terrorism Expert Daveed Gartenstein Ross joins Justice and Drew to discuss the most important stories of the day, such as ISIS and Kanye West.

Rob Doar from the MN Gun Owners Caucus joins Justice and Drew to discuss gun control legislation at the Capitol.