Host Ryan Wrecker does a quick preview of the show and shares his experience of using eCab Thursday afternoon; also, producer Mike Anderson does his best expression of the Overnight opening.

Host Ryan Wrecker does his “Tell me Something Good” including Mike Rowe having a successful podcast making most of his popularity. Wrecker touches on a story about a company in New Zealand offering hard cash for employees riding a bike to work. He talks about the controversy on The View involving Mike Pence. He teases violence in video games and if it corresponds to real life.

President Trump meeting with the video game industry to talk if violent video games correspond to violent in real life, Ryan does not think it corresponds and takes a few calls on it. Wrecker talks about President Trump meeting with North Korea about the nuclear weapon program. He talks about the new studies that show a lack of sleep leads to weight gain.  Ryan closes out show talking about how political activist Austin Petersen Facebook page was shut down by Facebook because of his support of AR15, and how Senator Claire McCaskill is the single most vulnerable Senate Democrat in the country.

Host Ryan Wrecker discusses President Trump's lawyer Michael Cohen trying to silence adult film star Stormy Daniels. Next, he plays and laughs along with Texas Senator Ted Cruz’s new re-election campaign ad featuring a country music song assumedly titled “Liberal Man.” Wrecker provides his analysis of Cruz as a politician and breaks down his gun control debate this afternoon on MSNBC with host Joe Scarborough.

Host Ryan Wrecker and callers begin the hour looking back on the presidential election campaigns of President Trump versus Senator Ted Cruz, as well as the economic success of Trump versus former President Barrack Obama. Next, Jason Hanson, former CIA officer, security specialist and a New York Times bestseller, joins Wrecker to discuss his new book “Survive Like A Spy: Real CIA Operatives Reveal How They Stay Safe in a Dangerous World and How You Can Too.”

“The Bachelor” tries to do damage control after its disastrous finale, but only makes things worse. Host Ryan Wrecker wonders why his wife likes this show so much?! Next, Attorney General Jeff Sessions scolded California in an immigration speech Wednesday in Sacramento. Ryan explains how important this stance is for the U.S. and analyzes the responses of California leaders. He talks about what it might take to lower the voting age, and the high profile people that have been hired to defend Gov. Greitens.  How someone in China was looked out of IPhone for years, and how names take turns at being popular.