Ryan and Felix discuss why peaceful protests have led to some violence across the Tampa Bay area over the past few nights and what the rioters, looters, and arsonists could face once charged for their crimes.

Ryan and Felix step through the charges that have now been filed against all four fired Minneapolis police officers involved in the death of George Floyd.

Ryan offers some thoughts on how people are picking and choosing which aspects of this current crisis they want to focus their outrage on.

Ryan and Felix open the show discussing the governor's decision to move to Phase 2 of Florida's reopening plan starting this Friday.

Ryan talks to Former Deputy Assistant Secretary for Homeland Defense Strategy and Retired Brigadier General Michael McDaniel about the powers President Trump has to quell looting and riots across the country.

Ryan talks to Florida Politics publisher Peter Schorsch about the state and local response to protests and riots.

Ryan and Felix step through the different charging decisions prosecutors are making in the George Floyd case, including the complications in upping the charge against Derek Chauvin to first-degree murder.

Ryan and Felix talk about "Blackout Tuesday" and the push to end a policy called "qualified immunity," which could lead to greater accountability among law enforcement.

Ryan talks to 95-7 The Beat host Queen B about her life experiences as a black woman, and some of the underlying issues that are driving protests across the country.

Ryan reminds everyone that there's still a pandemic in this country, and explains how parades in 1918 led to outbreaks of the Spanish Flu.