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Each morning Ryan scours the internet for the best positive news.  This morning Ryan brings us a story of that ranks the various breeds of dogs.  After that, Ryan discusses a story that says Chick-Fil-A may soon be the largest fast food company in America.  Next, Ryan brings us a story from the Gulfport area where a Sonic Drive-In restaurant posted a sign banning smoking marijuana at the drive thru window.  Following that, listener Patrick (Annapolis, MD) calls in to share his thoughts on the 50th anniversary of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.’s Assassination.  Wrapping the hour, Ryan discusses a growing trend on college campuses; student who cannot afford to eat. 

Tesla is having a difficult time keeping up with demand.  Host Ryan Wrecker breaks down what has led to this problem and thinks that the Tesla might end up the way of the DeLorean.  Ryan takes your calls on Tesla and their struggle.  Following that, Ryan shares his displeasure of a Home Owners Association forcing a Veteran to remove his American Flag from display on his property. 

Host Ryan Wrecker talks southern border security, the wall and President Trump sending the National Guard to the border. Wrecker then discusses today’s “YouTube” campus shooter and whether or not we can do anything to prevent similar instances in the future.

Host Ryan Wrecker sits down with Maria Espinoza, who is a native Texan, and the National Director of The Remembrance Project, which honors and remembers Americans and legal residents who have been killed by illegal aliens.  Next, Ryan discusses people who have signed non-disclosure agreements with President Trump who are trying to get them reversed.  After that, Ryan revisits his conversation with retired Lieutenant Colonel Denny Gillem on the subject of homegrown terrorism. 

Each morning host Ryan Wrecker opens this hour of the show with some of the best positive stories from around the world.  Ryan discusses the announcement by the St. Louis Aquarium that they will include a sensory room for families that include children with certain disabilities.  After that, Ryan brings us a story of a hero who noticed her neighbor’s house was on fire and she decided to rescue him.  Next, Ryan shares a story of rescue workers found a boy who fell into a sewer system and saved his life.  Following that, Ryan shares why he believes the BBC’s announcement for equal representation in their contributors is a bad idea.  Sinclair Broadcast Company is under fire after mandating their stations all run the same promo of their anchors reciting a script provided to them.

What would you do if you went to the office refrigerator to heat up your lunch and found it missing?  Host Ryan Wrecker asked this very question and you, the listeners, had a lot to say.  After that, Ryan sits down with retired Lieutenant Colonel Denny Gillem to talk about the growing problem of overlooking homegrown terrorism.  Next, Ryan discusses his excitement at a second chance to dine at Eat-Rite Diner; the diner reopens under new management on Thursday.  Rounding out the hour, Ryan shares the details of the latest internet challenge that involves condoms.  You may need a strong stomach when you listen to this.