Calls from Bill Brunson, Lauren Nobles, and Dale Provenzano take this hour to another level. A discussion continues about the county's responsibility to Constitutional Offices with regards to the pending outcome of Coleman v Glynn.

The discussion into Coleman v Glynn increases. Commissioner Murphy calls in with his take, and so does the audience. Also includes a rundown of the basis of the lawsuit as well as the potential fallout.

Scott flips out over the future of virtual reality. This is also qualifying week and we determine who is running. Plus we delve briefly into Coleman V Glynn again.

The listeners tackle the gun control issue!

Schools Police Chief Rod Ellis calls in regarding protecting the students in our schools. After that Georgia Secretary of State Brian Kemp, in town to kick off his race for the Governorship, calls in.

Scott's studio is still a shambles. Eek. And Coleman vs Glynn is a coming issue for the community. Maybe even for the school system.

Was the Obama/Holder Promise Program the enabler of the Florida School Shooter?

Senator Ligon's bill that is becoming talked about all around the country. Also, last week Mark Stambaugh announced on this show that he was seeking reelection to the at-large post on the county commission. Not to be outdone, two more current commissioners announce their future plans on this show!

The studio is a shambles but we try to continue. That makes for an angry Scott. And an angry Scott is an entertaining Scott.

We take your calls and go through the email. A lot of the discussion is on Georgia's proposal to ban handheld cell phone calls in cars