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Ryan opens this hour of the show with an amazing rendtion of the national anthem sung by a 7-year-old.  After that, Ryan discusses a terrible school policy uncovered by a Florida teacher who was fired for refusing to follow it.  Next, Ryan brings us the latest updates on the Kavanaugh hearings and accusations.  Wrapping up the hour, Ryan discusses why you can't believe everything you see on the internet.

Yesterday, President Trump spoke to the entire assembly at the United Nations.  It didn't quite go as planned for him.  Ryan then discusses why KSDK got their story on the crime stats correct.  Following that, Ryan sits down with Greg McBride from Bankrate.com about the upcoming interest rate hike.  Rounding out the hour, Ryan discusses what Bill Cosby's publicist had to say after the conclusion of sentencing.

What would you do if you recieved a letter threatening your pet?  That's what happened to one woman and Ryan has the details.  After that, Ryan discusses the ongoing financial problems at the Lincoln Museum and their temporary solution to keep afloat by selling items that previously belonged to President Lincoln.  Next, Ryan talks with James Macrae from HHS Health Resources and Services Administration about a $10 million grant to Missouri to combat the opioid epidemic.  Rounding out the hour, Ryan discusses the NHL's Philadelphia Flyer's new mascot "Gritty."

A congressional hearing for Judge Brett Kavanaugh and the sexual misconduct allegations is still set for Thursday and Ryan shares what he thinks will happen.  After that, Ryan shares what Ronan Farrow and Kellyanne Conway have to say about the upcoming hearing and the accusations.  Next, Ryan brings us some positive news.  First, Ryan shares how Fox 2 is paying it forward.  And, you will be able to get your own "Bob's Burger" this weekend.  Following that, Ryan shares how he almost got married by a member of Twisted Sister.

When you didn't things could get anymore "hip" than they already are, Nordstrom puts shoes with duct tape on them, on sale.  Ryan says, when did being cheap become fashionable?  Following that, Ryan discusses Judge Brett Kavanaugh's interview on Fox News and why he thinks the Democrats are exploiting the #MeToo movement with these accusations against the Supreme Court Justice Nominee

When you didn't things could get anymore "hip" than they already are, Nordstrom puts shoes with duct tape on them, on sale.  Ryan says, when did being cheap become fashionable?  Following that, Ryan discusses Judge Brett Kavanaugh's interview on Fox News and why he thinks the Democrats are exploiting the #MeToo movement with these accusations against the Supreme Court Justice Nominee

A congressional hearing for Judge Brett Kavanaugh and the sexual misconduct allegations is still set for Thursday and Ryan shares what he thinks will happen.  After that, Ryan shares what Ronan Farrow and Kellyanne Conway have to say about the upcoming hearing and the accusations.  Next, Ryan brings us some positive news.  First, Ryan shares how Fox 2 is paying it forward.  And, you will be able to get your own "Bob's Burger" this weekend.  Following that, Ryan shares how he almost got married by a member of Twisted Sister.

What would you do if you recieved a letter threatening your pet?  That's what happened to one woman and Ryan has the details.  After that, Ryan discusses the ongoing financial problems at the Lincoln Museum and their temporary solution to keep afloat by selling items that previously belonged to President Lincoln.  Next, Ryan talks with James Macrae from HHS Health Resources and Services Administration about a $10 million grant to Missouri to combat the opioid epidemic.  Rounding out the hour, Ryan discusses the NHL's Philadelphia Flyer's new mascot "Gritty."

Over the weekend, hundreds of motorcyclists decended upon St. Louis for the 16th year-in-a-row for the "Ride of the Century".  Some of these operators did damage to various areas in St. Louis, including the Arch Grounds.  Seemingly, police were no where to be found.  After that, Ryan discusses a bizarre story out of Indiana of a bus driver who let kids drive the bus.  Next, Ryan says he will not participate in the coffin challenge at Six Flags. Following that, Ryan shares excitement over Japan successfully landing 2 rovers on an asteroid.  Rounding out the hour, Ryan discusses the things NASA is accomplishing.

Each morning Ryan searches the internet for the best positive stories.  This morning Ryan shares how one person fed law enforcement officers attending a funeral, and what people did when a 94-year-old handed out chocolate.  After that, Ryan reminisces about technology from the 80's including the car phone.  Next, Ryan discusses Paul McCartney and a Christian artist who is in the #2 spot on the Billboard chart, behind Paul.