Scott brings on attorneys Curt Hartman and J Christian Adams to break down the SCOTUS 9-0 ruling in Trump versus Anderson. Also how you can get help with your property tax bill in Cincinnati with Councilmember Mark Jefferys.

With property taxes going up, the city of Cincinnati has a plan to help out overburdened homeowners. Scott brings on Cincinnati Councilmember Mark Jefferys to explain how this program works, and what you need to do to see if you are eligible.

Scott breaks down a weekend of college basketball and the NFL Combine with Austin Elmore and Sara Elyse. Also comparing crime rates in red states versus blue states with Robert Ver Bruggen, and Nicole Avena tells us how to kick the sugar habit and lose weight.

What is the status of the new lease agreement between Hamilton County and the Cincinnati Bengals? Scott is joined by Hamilton County Commissioner Alicia Reese to break down why the county is paying for upgrades and repairs, when the Bengals are free to bolt in two years.

Scott discusses why religion is fading in terms attendance with Dr Pat Hurley, the fate of the King Records building with Steve Goodin, and Austin Elmore joins Scott to update us on the latest at the NFL Combine.

Scott talks with former Cincinnati Councilmember Steve Goodin about the future of the King Records building, and Bockfest.

A couple of big name restaurants faced PR trouble yesterday. Pat Crowley from Strategic Advisors joins Scott to discuss what they did right, and what they got wrong in their statements. Also Naomi Mathis from Disabled American Veterans breaks down the issues in Hamilton County, and explains why more vets are at risk. Finally John Stewart Mathis breaks down why politics might be killing religion.

Are politics killing religion? Scott brings on John Stewart Hill to discuss if the church is collapsing under the weight of partisan fighting, or if it can be saved.

Scott discusses the upcoming eclipse in April with Dean Regas, and the effect of the eclipse on the local economy. Also Joel Patterson joins Scott to discuss is Gen Z is ghosting employers, and Councilmember Jeff Crammerding discusses protecting the railroad sale investment.

Are Gen Z ghosting employers? They go through the interview, get the job, then never show up for work. Career expert Joel Patterson joins Scott to explain why this is happening, and what employers need to do to prevent it from happening to them.