Caleb single-handedly brings WhatAburger to Montgomery.   Governor Ivey opts to spend $10 million on ad campaigns to bring in tourists.  Cuties director, Maïmouna Doucoure, insists her film isn't sexualizing children and actually opposes it.  Facebook fact-checks one of Caleb's meme's and he does a deep dive into why.  Joe Biden claims re-electing trump will result in cataclysmic weather events because something, something, something climate change.

Caleb gives the weekly Alabama coronavirus update.  Gov. Kay Ivey announces how a big chunk of the CARES Act money will be spent.  The left loses it after a newly released tape from Bob Woodward supposedly reveals Trump deceptively downplayed the virus.

AL.com reports that a group has ranked Alabama the worst state to work in during the Pandemic.  Laurie Hughes, author of Choose Zoe, joins Caleb to discuss her personal story of keeping her baby as a teen mom.  The media is now trying to backtrack on the riots and explain how the violence isn't that bad.

The Republican candidate for Alabama's second district, Barry Moore, apologizes for a meme he posted about Kyle Rittenhouse.  Lowndes County renames their courthouse after a fallen hero, Sheriff "Big John" Williams.  Democrats from Portland Mayor Ted Wheeler to Joe Biden reverse course and pretend they've always been vehemently against riots and looting.  A Key & Peele comedy sketch reveals how leftist think police ought to deal with criminals.  A mob of angry BLM protestors attack Rand Paul over Breonna Taylor, despite him drafting the bill bearing her name.

Caleb gives his weekly Alabama Coronavirus Update.  Auburn University launches an investigation into social distancing at nearby bars.  The University of Alabama sees a spike in cases, and CNN rushes to blow it way out of proportion.  Media malpractice abounds in the wake of police shooting Jacob Blake and Trayford Pellerin.

Caleb gives this week's Alabama coronavirus update.  Alabama Secretary of State John Merrill calls in to talk about mail-in ballots and voter fraud.  The Wisconsin Dept. of Natural Resources mandates it's employees wear masks even while on zoom calls inside their own homes.

Senator Doug Jones of Alabama speaks at the Democrat National Convention.  Twitter suspends the Babylon Bee for spreading false information about Kamala Harris despite it being a satire news site.   Elizabeth Warren speaks to the Native American Caucus at the Democrat National Convention.

Caleb gives this week's Alabama coronavirus update.  Auburn announces no disciplinary action will be taken against Dr. Jesse Goldberg for his racist and anti-police tweets.  Whataburger announces the new Whataburger truck that will be embarking on a national tour.  AL.com's Roy S. Johnson writes a piece on how it's wrong to assert Kamala Harris, Joe Biden's VP pick, isn't "really" black.  A petition with over 10,000 signatures calls for the ousting of a group of cheerleaders from Daphne, AL for posing with a rebel flag t-shirt.

AL State Rep. Will Dismukes arrested on charges of felony theft.  Senate Candidate Tommy Tuberville gets thrashed for saying $600 a week is too high for unemployment.  Alabama Head Coach Nick Saban and both Auburn and Alabama's Quarterbacks call for football season to take place this fall.  Auburn vows not to fire Dr. Jesse Goldberg due to his anti-police and racists tweets.  Joe Biden picks Kamala Harris as his VP candidate.

Caleb gives this week Alabama Coronavirus update.  The media pushes the lie that blue states are handling the virus response well and red states are botching it.  The Alabama National Fair will proceed as planed despite the Kung Flu.  An Alabama principal does and MC Hammer spoof about the WuFlu.  And CNN tweets about "individuals with a cervix."