Ryan and Felix discuss the disappointing turnout for President Trump's Tulsa rally, and Ryan plays audio of Trump supporters who attended the event.

Ryan talks to Florida Politics publisher Peter Schorsch about how elected leaders across the state are dealing with a growing coronavirus outbreak. They also discuss the president's recent comments on Venezuela.

Ryan talks to national security lawyer Brad Moss about the potential legal exposure former Trump administration NSA John Bolton faces by releasing his tell-all book before the government pre-publication review process was completed.

Ryan Gorman hosts an iHeartRadio nationwide special featuring guests on the coronavirus pandemic, educational assistance for African Americans and other minorities, and events supporting Pride Month and AIDS awareness.

Ryan opens the show discussing how to find a balance between canceling things that should be changed and going too far.

Ryan talks to Housing and Urban Development Secretary Ben Carson about Juneteenth, opportunity zones, the coronavirus pandemic, and lots more.

Ryan talks about the continual rise in positive COVID-19 cases and percent positive rate across the state, and how it has impacted sports in the Tampa Bay area.

Ryan and Felix discuss coronavirus meetings that took place in Hillsborough and Pinellas, and Tampa Mayor Jane Castor's decision to implement a mandatory face mask policy.

Ryan talks to Bay News 9 reporter Greg Angel about the latest developments in the efforts by Floridians to claim their unemployment benefits.

Ryan and Felix discuss the Supreme Court ruling on DACA, including why the decision doesn't mean the Trump administration can't start the process over again.