-The people of the Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex are feeling the crunch of high gas prices and impending fuel shortages as a result of the destruction on the Gulf Coast.

-What do the condemnation of hatred and the condemnation of price gouging have in common?

-Stu went eighteen years without knowing that Jeffy had a brother.  What else doesn't he know about the Most Hated Man on Set?

-Pope Francis has released a statement on the destruction wrought by Hurricane Harvey, and the guys aren't too pleased with it.

-When all is said and done, just how horrific will the destruction from Hurricane Harvey be in terms of both lives and monetary losses?

-North Korea has fired a missile over Japan, further escalating the tension in East Asia.

-Will the GOP really be taking 2018 election advice from a Brexit strategist?

-We're all anti-fascism.  We're not Antifa.  And we'll tell you why.

-Pat's BYU Cougars really got the shaft from ESPN.

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Donald Trump's Twitter-initiated policy banning transgender individuals from serving in the U.S. Armed Forces has been frozen by the Secretary of Defense, General Jim Mattis.  Pat and Stu agree that this policy would not have benefitted our nation's military and that a film called "Bambo" needs to be in the works...

Pastor Joel Osteen was relentlessly attacked on social media after his Houston megachurch was not opened as a shelter during Hurricane Harvey.  Were the televangelist's actions really so reprehensible?  The answer is no, and the guys will tell you why.

A CNN reporter was criticized for her actions during an interview with a Harvey survivor, but the blame probably should have gone the other way.  Pat and Stu examine the expletive-laden response from the evacuee and determine that she either should not have agreed to the interview or should have been more respectful.  They don't blame her for her actions, however, as her fight for survival would push most people to the brink.

-Who is really to blame for an expletive-laden interview between a CNN reporter and a Harvey survivor?

-Pastor Joel Osteen was heavily criticized for not opening his Houston megachurch as a shelter during the storm.  But was this criticism warranted?

-Gen. Jim Mattis has frozen President Trump's Twitter-initiated ban on transgender individuals in the U.S. Armed Forces.

-Just how many people are estimated to have illegally streamed the Mayweather-McGregor fight?

-Hurricane Harvey has caused catastrophic amounts of damage along the Texas Gulf Coast, and the now-Tropical Storm isn't finished yet.

-BYU and LSU were supposed to play in the AdvoCare Texas Kickoff in Houston this weekend.  Where will the game be moved to?

-The violence of Antifa was on full display this weekend in Berkeley, California.

-Why doesn't Colin Kaepernick have an NFL job?  Because he's a lousy quarterback.

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It is official, the AdvoCare Texas Kickoff game between BYU and LSU is leaving the state of Texas.  In a decision primarily made by ESPN, it was announced that, due to the disaster in Houston, the game would now be played at the Mercedes-Benz Superdome in New Orleans at 9:30 ET on Saturday night. Obviously, Pat is not too pleased about the matchup turning from a neutral site game into a de facto home game for LSU.

Everyone on the show hates fascism. So technically, everyone on the set is Antifa. Except for the part where they're not. An increasing number of media members have spoken out against the group of violent, far-left activists, and this begs the question, which of their allies will turn on them next?

Stu really wants to go to North Korea. No really, he does. But he won't be able to plan his trip there anytime soon, as the country has continued to engage in aggressive maneuvers toward its neighbors.  The Kim regime has taken a major step up from shooting missiles into neutral waters, as they are now confirmed to have fired a missile into enemy airspace over Japan.