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Host Ryan Wrecker opens the 1AM hour as always with “Tell Me Something Good” including a homeless Air Force Veteran that will move into his childhood home thanks to help form local volunteers. Wrecker talks more of the passing on former First Lady Barbara Bush passing away and plays soundbites of her kids on the women that she was, he also talks about the Fresno State professor that called Bush an “Amazing Racist” and she says she can’t be fired because she has tenure. Next David Bahnsen, founder of the Bahnsen Group and author of the new book “Crisis of Responsibility: Our Cultural Addiction to Blame and How You Can Cure It,” joins the show to explain the false narrative of American life as described in his book. He ends the show by talking to a loyal listener.

Host Ryan Wrecker if we need to submit a salary data in order to keep an even playing field and a California Bill that could force businesses to submit salary data to the state. He takes a call about the California Bill and give examples that experience and education determines your pay. There is evidence that tiny rocks destroyed a planet in our solar system. Wrecker closes out the hour talking about why gas prices are on the rise and three dollars a gallon is coming soon.

Host Ryan Wrecker opens the second hour addressing the Fresno State University professor who tweeted that the late Barbara Bush was an “amazing racist” who raised a “war criminal” and later proclaimed she could not be fired due to her tenure. Next, David Bahnsen, founder of the Bahnsen Group and author of the new book “Crisis of Responsibility: Our Cultural Addiction to Blame and How You Can Cure It,” joins the show to explain the false narrative of American life as described in his book. Ryan also talks about the strangest things seen while driving and a growing conspiracy theory about Chik-fil-A fast food restaurants.

Host Ryan Wrecker poses the question: Does anyone believe Governor Greitens can recover from all this? Another day, another turn in the case as Greitens has now filed a restraining order against Missouri Attorney General Josh Hawley. Ryan then shares his disapproval of last week’s editorial about the governor by Jenee Osterheldt of The Kansas City Star. Finally, Ryan asks what listeners are looking for from candidates heading into the midterm elections.