Ryan and Felix discuss what took place at Pinellas and Hillsborough County policy meetings focused on mitigating the spread of the coronavirus and the reopening of businesses.

Ryan and Felix discuss the latest developments out of Minneapolis, including protests that turned into riots and what charges the officers involved in the killing of George Floyd could face.

Ryan opens the show interviewing Pinellas County Sheriff Bob Gualtieri about his department's efforts during the coronavirus shutdown and, more recently, the reopening of the county. The sheriff also offers his thoughts on the death of George Floyd while in police custody.

Ryan talks to former FBI Supervisory Special Agent James Gagliano about the death of George Floyd, comparisons to the Eric Garner case, and how coronavirus has impacted law enforcement across the country.

Ryan offers his take on the president's battles with Twitter and MSNBC morning show host Joe Scarborough.

Ryan and Felix discuss what the man who was threatened by 'Central Park Karen' had to say about the incident and the fallout Amy Cooper has had to deal with as a result of her actions.

Ryan and Felix discuss some stories related to face masks and the coronavirus outbreak.

Ryan and Felix talk to Washington Post national political reporter Amy Gardner about the recent ruling by a federal judge that the state's implementation of Amendment 4 is unconstitutional. Felix also offers more analysis of the ruling and what comes next.

Ryan and Felix discuss criminal charges filed against a Tampa man who was attempting to carry out a terrorist attack in support of ISIS.

Ryan talks to Tampa Bay Times Tallahassee Bureau reporter Lawrence Mower about Florida's extensive history with mail-in voting, including how secure the process is.