ABC News Radio’s Ryan Burrow updates us on the news from Marshall County. He discussed the possibility of the shooter being tried as an adult, the status of the injured victims, and the overall mood of Benton, Kentucky.

Congressman John Yarmuth began the conversation talking about DACA and the Democrats’ desires for “The Dreamers” to stay in the country. He also discussed immigration policy, the reasons behind the government shutdown, Governor Bevin’s Medicaid waiver, and more.

Security consultant and former federal agent Greg Gitschier talks about the situational awareness you need to have when out in public. He also talked about security plans and how to put them together for people of all ages, “run, hide, or fight,” changes in tactical assault procedures, and more.

Mark Mix, President of the National Right To Work Foundation, discusses the Right to Work law in Kentucky, the idea behind the movement, and the impact it has had on the Commonwealth economically.

Alex Smith, the Executive Director of America Rising, talked about the possibility of a government shutdown, the President’s efforts to avoid it, and Chuck Schumer’s efforts to thwart the President. CHIPS, DACA, and more were all discussed.

State Senator Dan Seum called in to talk about his bill to legalize recreational marijuana in the Commonwealth for adults twenty-one and over. He discussed Kentucky’s quality crop, his bill’s comparison to what Colorado has done, and the limited help medical marijuana would be for the state’s budget. Senator Seum also talked about expanded gaming, the Governor’s stance that there are not enough votes for it, and the possible revenue it might generate.

U of L Women’s Basketball Coach Jeff Walz recaps last night’s win over Pittsburgh and previews the team’s “toughest game so far” against Florida State on Sunday at the KFC YUM! Center.

Congressman Brett Guthrie used a few minutes between votes to talk about the spending bill, the possible government shutdown, how the votes may shake-out, and the politics behind the entire situation. He also discussed his Broadband Access Bill, Amazon’s decision to avoid the Commonwealth for the possible location of the company’s second headquarters, and more.

Governor Bevin stopped-by to talk about his State of the Commonwealth Address. He started with some programs cut from the budget, some programs that will benefit, the societal costs of opioids, marijuana in the Commonwealth, expanded gaming, and much more.

Dan Seum Jr. talked about his father’s (State Senator Dan Seum) proposal to legalize recreational marijuana in the Commonwealth for adults twenty-one and over. He talked about the budget impact, the decrease in opioid use in other states that have legal marijuana, and more.