Ryan opens the hour by sharing how good it was to visit his family last week in Detroit and in Ohio.  Ryan then brings us something good from the internet.  Up first, Ryan discusses a story of a woman who rescued a man from a burning home.  After that, Ryan breaks down how lawyers could be the next profession replaced by robots.  Ryan shares the Saint Louis Cardinals official statement in regards to a shooting incident at a private event held at Ballpark Village.  Ryan then breaks down the story and what it means for people who want to enjoy a night out.  Ryan ends the hour revisiting part of his interview with Austin Peterson. 

Host Gary Nolan is filling in for Ryan Wrecker tonight.  THis hour begins with breaking news of a shooting inside Ballpark Village.  This leads Gary into a conversation about why banning conceal-carry from places doesn't work.  Gary then speaks about gun control from both sides of the coin.

Guest Host Gary Nolan continues with your calls about gun control from the previous hour.  Gary then discusses whether Comedianne Michele Wolf was over the top at the White House Correspondents Dinner this past weekend.  And finally, Gary breaks down how being politically correct is hurting our children.

Attorney Jennifer Bukowski, columnist for The Missouri Times, joins guest-host Gary Nolan to discuss the topic of her column investigating “The Blues State” and the attempt to swing politics in traditionally Republican states such as Missouri. She also provides her analysis of updates in the case against Missouri Governor Eric Greitens. Lastly, the duo discusses Kanye West coming out in support of the Republican Party.

Guest-host Gary Nolan begins the hour discussing his weekend epiphany that explained why some would say teachers should not be allowed to carry guns. Next, attorney Dave Roland of The Freedom Center of Missouri joins the show to teach us about the Kelo v. City of New London case, the backlash against the Supreme Court’s decision and what it means for eminent domain both nationwide and locally in Missouri.