Michael goes in depth on the need for discipline inside the White House. President Trump’s lack of a disciplined staff could cost him re-election or, result in an impeachment.

A Wall Street Journal story about a University of Lincoln-Nebraska study showing that politics is having an ill-effect of peoples health has Michael worried. If politics is making you sick, physically or mentally, please check out for a bit. It’s not worth it.

President Trump has signed two executive orders attempting to rein in the administrative state and make it easier for citizens to participate in rule making. Michael thinks they’re a good start, but don’t necessarily go far enough. And, Michael explains how rule making works and why it’s so invasive in our lives. Finally, Michael issues a challenge to his listeners.

Michael Brown fills in on KHOW for a 4th again, and tells a story about his own personal run-in with former Colorado governor John Hickenlooper. Also, the curious case of 'Sexy Vegan' is explored, after his infamous appearance on The Dr. Phil Show - and his arrest on charges of sexually assaulting an animal. Matt Lauer faces more sexual assault accusations of his own, and Michael actually defends him - after further investigation of the facts in the case.

Michael Brown fills in for a 3rd hour on KHOW, reading suggestions from listeners on a hypothetical Netflix series following 'Sexy Vegan's 'adventures' in the general prison population - after sexually assaulting his dog and posting it online. Michael also delivers a 'Taxpayer Relief Shot' from a Chick-Fil-A in Nebraska, and criticizes the NBA's feckless behavior toward China in the midst of a revolution in Hong Kong.

Michael provides a brief history of impeachment and walks through the President’s counsel’s letter to the House Speaker on due process.

Michael Brown harkens back to radio of yesteryear when airing prank phone calls were the norm - including the legendary R.D. Mercer. FCC rules have since banned the airing of individuals without their knowledge or consent. Michael also explores the world of 'Taxpayer Relief Shots' including a dog shooting a person in Enid, Oklahoma. The 911 call is hilarious.

Michael walks through a couple of examples of extreme risk protective orders (ERPO's) and how they are getting people killed and violate due process.

Elizabeth Warren and Bernie Sanders want a wealth tax. What would that do to the economy? And why won’t Speaker Nancy Pelosi hold a formal vote on an impeachment inquiry? Because she’ll lose members in swing districts around the country.

Michael had to refill a prescription for Olopatadine HCI and the cost shocked him. So he walks through a debate Dr. Friedman had about drug reimportation, price controls, and why it costs so much to invent, produce and distribute a new drug.