Marty and Wendy talk with Lisa Razza who is with the facebook group "Love like the Boys" that is in memory of David amd Cecil Rosenthal.  Lisa has been and the organization she works for has been helping the boys for over 20 years.  Wendy took the challenge when she won a 50-50 at her boys basketball game and people really responded to it and hopefully will pass it along.  Lisa said the page has members from all over the world such as Isreal, Switzerland, Canada, and the UK but most of the members are from right here in western Pennsylvania.

Marty and Wendy talked with Grace Coleman the Executive Director of Crisis Center North about the program she runs called, PAWS for Empowerment.  This program uses service dogs to provide solace to individuals that are testifying in court and they also have dogs that help at Crisis Center North.  They talk about how they train the dogs and how long they train them for.

Chris takes calls the entire hour from listeners all over the country concerning immigration. Every person either believes in the wall or has an idea that he believes would work even better. Chris engages with his listeners to try and determine which people are offering viable options.

Chris Moore is in for Marty Griffin today and he covers a wide range of topics with his callers, ranging from Libertarian beliefs and how they coincide with Trump's, to the similarities between the Vietnam War and our wars in the Middle East. Listeners voice opinions from across the board as Chris debates the merits of their arguements. The second half of the hour focuses on the cost of the border wall and other possible uses for the money.

Ellis wrapped up his show getting opinions from listeners from both sides of the political aisle concerning Donald Trump. Topics ranged from Starr's investigation of President Clinton to the use of America's armed force's resources.

Ellis received calls this entire hour about who his listeners believe was the person of the year. A wide variety of answers were given from Robert Mueller to the American voter. Also, Ellis went down the list of notable personalities that were lost in 2018, including Keith Jackson and George H. W. Bush.

Ellis Cannon is in for Marty Griffin as he discusses the year that was 2018.  Time named Donald Trump person of the year, and Ellis talked with his callers about who could have been another option.  Ellis also teased a list of the notable personalities that have passed away during the past year. Lastly, he went over the several different numbers pertaining to Trump's presidency.

In the final hour of the show, Rob discusses the idea of immigration in America

In hour two, Rob discusses the Government shutdown and goes over the pros and cons of Trumps wall

Rob Pratte fills in today for Marty Griffin. Rob opens the show discussing the market and how the negative news coverage on the President has such an effect on it.