Bryan Suits catches up Steve Gregory to discuss more about the shooting of two LA Sheriff’s Department deputies. Bryan also discusses the NFL season returning and a weird law that Gavin Newsom just signed.

Bryan Suits goes deep into local SoCal stories. The fire in Yucaipa was started by a gender reveal party, rattlesnakes fighting in Calabasas, and, oh yeah, it's hot outside.

Bryan Suits goes local, talking about the Trump supporter caravan in the Valley, that almost turned violent. Also, Suits goes into the story of his cop buddy, who was involved in an officer involved shooting in Seattle.

Bryan Suits had a plan for tonight's show. Those plans were understandably dismissed for the breaking news of another police officer shooting an unarmed black man, in Kenosha, WI... 7 times. Also, schools in the OC may be opening up again soon!

Bryan Suits goes into the latest from SoCal. Some psycho is running around, cutting the heads off of dogs. Maybe it was the Zombie Thresher Shark that beached itself the other day.

Bryan Suits goes deep into local stories, including a rash of violence in Los Angeles. Also, he is joined by his buddy, actor Andrew Howard, to talk about the season finale of Perry Mason, even though he was likely to drunk to remember it.

Bryan Suits is joined by Corey D'Angeles, discussing charter schools, and why he thinks teachers' unions suck. Also, fires are burning around Los Angeles. Steve Gregory gives a live report from Beaumont. And, Tim Conway Jr. narrowly avoids getting stuck on the 5fwy behind the Gorman fire. DING DONG!

Bryan Suits goes local, focusing on the riots that didn't happen in LA. Also, Redstate.com’s Jennifer van Laar to talk about Newsom’s shady property dealings. And #haveyouseenafreecouch!!!

Bryan Suits discusses the story of the Qatari Prince, who came to LA looking for the college experience, and certainly enjoyed it! Also, pedophiles in Lake Elsinore.

Bryan Suits covers all the news coming out of SoCal, but touches on a couple national stories, such as the Redskins no longer being the Redskins, and Tom Hanks buying the rights to WWII.