Tom and Andy talk about the ongoing release of previously classified documents from the Obama administration.

Former Congressman Gil Gutknecht joins Andy and talks about the intelligence documents declassified by Tulsi Gabbard, the calls for the release of the Epstein files, and the ever growing price tag for government fraud in Minnesota.

Tom and Andy talk about a conservative legal group's threat to sue the state over a hiring policy, President Trump's executive order concerning the homeless, and a new poll showing a very low approval rating for Democrats.

Rochester Public Schools Superintendent Kent Pekel discusses his recent recommendation to sell the former Friedell Middle School Building.

JoMarie Morris with the Coalition For Rochester Area Housing discusses efforts to meet the Rochester areas fast-growing housing needs and an updated report that highlights the group's daunting mission.

Patrick Seeb with Destination Medical Center discusses the higher-than-expected construction bid that prompted the DMC Corporation Board to appropriate another $21 million to the LINK Bus Rapid Transit project.

Tom and Andy talk about the latest federal investigation into government fraud in Minnesota and a call by Republican legislative leaders for a federal audit of the state governments largest agency, along with President Trump's Epstein headaches and other current events.

Tom and Andy talk about the Trump Administration's revelations about the 2016 Presidential election, the endorsement of Omar Fateh to run for Minneapolis Mayor, and an Amy Klobuchar presidential campaign?

Rochester City Council Member Shaun Palmer talks about the budget issues facing the LINK Bus Rapid Transit project, the current plans for revamping Silver Lake, a proposed new study on bike lanes in downtown Rochester, and the Regional Sports complex.

The Med-City Movie Guy, Chris Miksanek, reviews the new Hulu documentary about the unsolved disappearance of the Mason City TV News Anchor in 1995.