Ryan talks to Washington Post reporter Greg Jaffe about the president's pardoning of a convicted war criminal and the impact that move had on those who served alongside him.

Ryan talks to the President of the Federation of American Scientists, Dr. Ali Nouri, about the novel coronavirus and the different metrics being used to analyze the COVID-19 outbreak across the U.S.

Ryan opens the show laying out why America and our country's founding is worth celebrating on the 4th of July.

Ryan explains how certain public health policies can be constitutional despite cries from some that they infringe on their freedom.

Ryan offers a comprehensive look at the latest coronavirus data for Florida, and how the resurgence of the virus is putting a strain on hospitals.

Ryan responds to listener feedback and those who dismiss the severity of the coronavirus pandemic.

Ryan analyzes the president's reelection strategy and his decision to focus on cultural issues over the coronavirus pandemic.

Ryan talks to Florida Politics publisher Peter Schorsch about the decision by the DeSantis administration to mandate the reopening of schools next month, and how political leaders across the state view the resurgence of COVID-19.

Ryan talks to Early Learning Coalition of Hillsborough County Resource Development & Community Relations Director Alison Fraga about their COVID-19 Relief Supply Drive.

Ryan talks about the continued vandalism of statues and monuments along with the increase in violence in cities like New York, Chicago, and Atlanta.