Jon Justice on Twin Cities News Talk

With Drew still gone until next week, Jon grasps at straws. Hillary Clinton still won't go away.

Sam's top 5, more bizarre details about the identity of the YouTube shooter, and Facebook is really in it now.

Hennepin county commissioner and gubernatorial candidate Jeff Johnson joins Jon in studio, johnsonforgovernor.org.

Software problems for MNLars and now MNIt are plaguing the state with their inefficiencies.

Transit and construction issues, all the way to marijuana legalization are discussed.

We unpack the details and motives behind the latest shooting at YouTube's headquarters.

Law enforcement's responsibility in this and similar situations. Senator Carla Nelson calls in to give her take, and we also welcome long time contributor, CNN & HLN's, SE Cupp to offer her insight.

The latest details in the YouTube shooting along with Sam's Top 5. Trump addresses the migrant caravan and immigration policy. Target Field is installing facial recognition cameras?

The conversation heats up as the callers weigh in the accidental discrimination that occurs when we hold diversity in public institutions as the highest value.

Pete Hegseth calls in to give his take on the migrant caravan making its way through Mexico, and the Hogg vs. Ingram controversy.

Daveed Gartenstein Ross weighs in on the tough time Facebook is having in Silicon Valley. Terrorism, and how it all ties back to being able to communicate and organize all over the world.

A caravan of migrant workers that annually makes its way to the US is possibly not what it seems. Sam's Top 5, and how overall terrible the weather is.

Justice and Drew discuss a Minnesota Conservative Energy Forum with Mike Franklin.

Justice and Drew discuss free range kids and whether parents need to be held more accountable for their children. They're also joined by Andrew Langer from the Institute for Liberty.

Justice and Drew discuss Easter Fools weekend, free range goats (or something), and several other topics before Sam shares the top 5 stories you should know for the day.