With the recent string of shootings amongst other things, there is a desperate need for blood donations in Cincinnati. Scott is joined by Ashley Smith from Hoxworth Blood Center to explain how you can help, what you get for donating, and where the bulk of donated blood is going.

Scott breaks down how the removal of DEI initiatives have effected the workforce with Robert VerBruggen of the Manhattan Institute. Also Councilmember Mark Jeffreys discusses how the city is punishing the citizens instead of the criminals while trying to curb crime. Finally CPS Board President Eve Bolton explains the cuts and the layoffs Cincinnati Public Schools had to make to stay on budget.

Scott talks with Councilmember Mark Jeffreys about how Cincinnati city leadership continues to punish the citizens for the actions of criminals, instead of addressing the cause of the crime.

Scott discusses the nightmare that will occur for property owners in Hamilton County should the Bengals lease deal pass with County Auditor Jessica Miranda. Also Betsy Sundermann breaks down what the city needs to do to curb youth violence. Finally Dr Mark Enselaco gives the harsh reality about starting a 3rd party.

Scott talks with Betsy Sundermann about how to crack down on youth violence in Cincinnati after Indianapolis announced a curfew to curb their youth violence.

Scott talks with Tommy Aiello of NTU about the reality of spending in the One Big Beautiful Bill. Also Tiff talks about the latest adventures of "America's Guest". Finally for Tri-State Meteorologist Brandon Spinner explains why the Texas floods deaths are not the fault of the NWS or Donald Trump.

Is the National Weather Service and Donald Trump to blame for the deaths of many in Texas during the catastrophic floods? Scott is joined by former meteorologist Brandon Spinner to discuss why the blame should not be with the NWS or Donald Trump.

Sloan talks with Richard Mendel of The Sentencing Project about the weekend shootings in the Queen City and the benefits and/or harm of locking up teen offenders. Former FOP President Dan Hils also joins to discuss the topic; Blue Ash council member Jeff Capell talks about the Red, White and Blue Ash fireworks show incident; Mental Health Monday with Julie Hattershire; First Amendment attorney Jack Greiner discusses how Ohio legislators voted for less transparency in government and Jeff Carr of Locked On Reds recaps the weekend series against Philly and talks about the four-game series against the Marlins.

Sloanie talks with Blue Ash council member Jeff Capell about the incident that took place at the Red White and Blue Ash involving 400 teenagers.

Sloanie is joined by former FOP President Dan Hils to talk about the recent spike in violence happening around Cincinnati.