Ryan Gorman and NewsRadio WFLA legal analyst Felix Vega discuss a bipartisan House bill introduced by two Florida congressmen that would address some loopholes in issues relating to animal cruelty.

Ryan Gorman and NewsRadio WFLA legal analyst Felix Vega discuss former Broward Sheriff Scott Israel's case against his removal from office along with a few stories relating to school security. They also talked about the latest on the Bayshore Blvd. racing case.

Ryan highlights the fact that the top intelligence officials within the Trump administration didn't list the situation along the border as a major global threat to the U.S. He also criticized the Trump Organization for not utilizing eVerify at some of their properties.

Ryan opens the show by discussing the freak-out among Democrats over former Starbucks CEO Howard Schultz potentially launching an independent bid for the presidency.

Ryan and Morgan discuss a company in California that's selling dirty tissues for $80 and a family that was kicked off a flight because of bad body odor.

Ryan Gorman and Florida Politics Publisher Peter Schorsch discuss CNN hiring Andrew Gillum as a commentator, Governor DeSantis' new pick for FL Secretary of State, how Florida politicians are shaping our policy on Venezuela and AP Day in Tallahassee.

Today's "Only In FloriDuh" stories include a pirate behaving badly, a man wearing crocs who jumped into a crocodile pit and a woman who hit her husband with a frying pan during dinner.

Ryan explains which book about Trump, the one from Chris Christie and the one from Cliff Sims, is more important and why.

Ryan offers his take on what our intelligence leaders had to say about the top global threats, including North Korea, Iran, Russia and China.

Ryan discusses whether or not presidential campaigns are starting too soon, what he's looking for in 2020 presidential candidates and the difference between 2016 and 2020.