Political analyst Rich Rubino of Politi-Geek.com, author of “American Politics on the Rocks,” joins host Ryan Wrecker to analyze Trump versus Biden, VP candidates, left and right-wing extremists and more. Ryan also discusses KMOV sending a camera crew all the way to Georgia just to try to interview squatters who face 16 charges across St. Louis.

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Co-hosts John Hancock and Michael Kelley open the final hour of tonight’s show discussing the prominence of hacking information in today’s virtual society. In other news, the federal government has now sent troops into Portland to deal with lawless protestors. Hancock and Kelley debate the federal government’s role in coronavirus aid and protest policing. Next, Hancock and Kelley investigate St. Louis Circuit Attorney Kim Gardner’s gun charges against the McCloskey residents of the Central West End. Later, polls say President Donald Trump is in big trouble come the November election. John and Michael break it down. And finally, amidst this period of few live sports on television, the guys tell us why we should all stay up to watch the World Snooker Tournament.

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Following the loss of former U.S. Representative John Lewis, co-hosts John Hancock and Michael Kelley remember the legacy of the civil rights hero. Next, Brenton Brown, co-owner of Bootleggin’ BBQ Tavern, calls in to make us all incredibly hungry and reveal some of the tricks to stellar grill. The duo also discusses the current state of COVID testing and the length of waiting on results compared to professional athletes.

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Sports talk radio host Kevin Wheeler, also a local youth baseball instructor, joins cohosts John Hancock and Michael Kelley to analyze the impact of County Executive Sam page’s youth sports shutdown. Wheeler also touches on the Cardinals, the Blues and the future of football.

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Political analyst Steve Chaggaris joins co-hosts John Hancock and Michael Kelley to analyze President Donald Trump’s handling of the Coronavirus and his overall 2020 campaign chances. Next, PowerPlex President Dan Buck explains why he sees County Executive Sam Page’s youth sports shutdown to be an extremely unjustified over-reach of government.

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Can someone be pardoned for a crime before being convicted? Brad Young says no.  After that, Brad dives into what school might look like this year.

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Guest Host Brad Young discusses National Ice Cream Day and his go to place.  After that, Brad breaks down the legality of whether Governor Parson can premptively issue a pardon for the McCloskey's.  As the horu winds down, Brad dives into what it might look like to go Back To School.

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Gretchen Smith from Code of Vets joins host Mike Ferguson to discuss the ways that the organization gives immediate help to veterans. Next, Damon Dunn of the Pacific Research Institute, author of “Punting Poverty,” shares his thoughts on welfare, poverty and trends in socioeconomics.

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Negro League Baseball Museum President Bob Kendrick joins host Mike Ferguson to discuss racial history in the game and how it has seemingly mirrored American society. In other news, County Executive Sam Page has issued an edict against youth sports in the name of fighting the coronavirus. Ferguson, who has already survived hospitalization from COVID-19, explains why this doesn’t make sense.

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Host Mike Ferguson analyzes some of St. Louis Circuit Attorney Kim Gardner’s recent abuses of power. Next, former Arizona Congressman J.D. Hayworth calls in to discuss collegiate leadership decorum amidst the recent weeks of anarchy and protest following the death of George Floyd.

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