Ryan Gorman and NewsRadio WFLA legal analyst Felix Vega take calls on the DCF report citing the failures of the child welfare system in the case of 2-year-old Jordan Belliveau.

Ryan Gorman and NewsRadio WFLA legal analyst Felix Vega break down the blistering report issued by the Florida Department of Children and Families about the Jordan Belliveau case. The 2-year-old's mother was charged with Jordan's death back in September 2018 in a story that shook the Tampa Bay area.

Ryan and Morgan talk about a Washington Post article that analyzed how much the president spent on fast food for the Clemson football team.

Ryan takes one final round of calls on the controversial Gillette ad about men.

Ryan reads the definition of "snowflakes" so those triggered by the Gillette ad understand why he's calling them that. He also takes more calls on the ad.

Ryan and a few callers get into it over the viral Gillette ad that tackles issues like sexual harassment, bullying and toxic masculinity.

Ryan and Morgan discuss a new Gillette ad that has sparked strong positive and negative reactions. The ad encourages men to "be their best," but some aren't taking it that way.

Ryan explains where both sides are at in their government shutdown negotiations (or lack thereof). He also talks about a report that states the White House believes the economic impact from the shutdown is likely to be worse than expected and what's being done locally to help those impacted by the shutdown.

Ryan Gorman and Spectrum 13 News Reporter Erin Murry, live from Mexico Beach, discuss how residents in the Panhandle are dealing with the recovery from Hurricane Michael and what people in the Tampa Bay area can do to help those still in need.

Ryan and Morgan open the show discussing how the recovery is going for Floridians in the Panhandle still dealing with the aftermath of Hurricane Michael.