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As host Ryan Wrecker enters the last hour of the show he revisits his interview with Regis Giles about the National Student Walkout.  After that, Ryan discusses a new plan from China that would require citizens to earn social credit in order to be able to fly or take a train.  Next, Ryan discusses why you should not use space bags to store your dirty laundry. 

Each morning on the show, we ask you to share something good with us.  This morning host Ryan Wrecker shares the good news that Washington University in St. Louis has been named the #1 Best College in America.

After that, Ryan shares a story of a high school student was suspended for not participating one side or the other in the National School Walkout last week.  Ryan says it is not right that officials put him in this awkward spot.

Listener Patrick calls in to share his thoughts on why education is full of political motivation.  He says that we force politics into education and we need to stop doing that. 

Next, Ryan says that a famous Boston-area DJ has tried to get Elizabeth Warrens’ DNA to prove whether she is actually Native American.  Listeners Tom and Bree both call in to share their thoughts on DNA testing.

Ryan wraps the hour with a story of a billionaire who wants to upload his consciousness to a computer after he dies.  Ryan thinks this is not likely to work. 

Missouri Attorney General Hawley defends a 241-year sentence for a 16-year-old who committed a horrific robbery and kidnapping.  Host Ryan Wrecker says the punishment does not fit the crime in this case, because zero tolerance laws do not always work. 

Listener Kermit calls in and says he agrees with Ryan.  Kermit goes on to say this is a hypocrisy given that his aunt and her boyfriend were murdered by a man who was only sentenced to jail for 10 years.  This leads Ryan and Kermit to discuss the lack of consistency with issuing punishments for crimes in our country.

Listener Jerome calls in to share a story of a time he was a victim of crime similar to what the teen committed that landed them over 200 years in prison. 

After that, Ryan shares a story of a female blogger who was trying to interview a governor while eating her lunch.  The problem was, she ended up spitting her food on him.  The governor asked her to go eat her lunch instead of trying to talk to him.

Ryan wraps the hour with a story of a political cartoon that does body shaming towards the president.  Ryan says that the president dishes out similar behavior, so he should be able to take it back.  However, it does not make it classy to use this as a way to mock the president.

Host Ryan Wrecker opens the hour with The Great Talent Detective.  His fancy mug that was given to him went missing last week.  Ryan whined about it missing and when he arrived on Sunday, it was back on his desk.  Up next, Ryan shares his excitement about the Paralympic men’s U.S. hockey team taking gold at the Pyeongchang Games. 

On Sunday, Rep. Trey Gowdy (R) was on the Fox Sunday Morning show where he called out President Trump and his lawyers for acting guilty despite being claiming innocence in the ongoing FBI Investigation.  Ryan breaks down how the FBI has lost a lot of credibility in the last few years.

After that, Ryan sits down with Regis Giles, creator of GirlsJustWannaHaveGuns.com, about the recent student walkout, young adults’ outlook on gun rights, and why we should be concerned about the students being pressured by the media.

Guest Host Gary Nolan talks about a father punishing his son for bullying by making him run to school for week when he got kicked off of the bus. The father posted a video online that went viral. Callers weigh in on the topic. After that, Gary talks about the real people behind the national school walkout. Next, Gary talks about the NRA, and wants to know why people give them so much hate.