It's About Time        Today's topics include: There have been plenty of lawsuits involving transgenders suing for the right to do something, but - finally - someone is standing up to all of this insanity...; next, John takes listener calls to weigh-in on drag queens reading to young kids at public libraries for 'story time'; and finally, Joy Pullmann (executive editor at The Federalist) joins the show to continue the discussion regarding drag queens reading to young kids, from a story out of Houston, Texas - where it happens regularly.

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How About $220,987.65 A Game?       Today's topics include: That's the dollar amount Mike Trout is going to get on his new contract with the Anaheim Angels - 12 years, $430 million...;next, Hans von Spakovsky (senior legal fellow at The Heritage Foundation) discusses with John why the people who work in government, and are running for office, are completely clueless about the reason behind having the Electoral College; and finally, Angel Aloma (executive director for Food For The Poor) joins the show to talk about the dire crisis in Haiti, and how you can provide live-saving help to make a difference.

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It's A Bad Time To Be A White Guy      Today's topics include: Just ask Beto - he announced that he was running for the Democratic nomination for the Presidency, and all CNN could focus on was that he was 'a white male'...; speaking of white men, the University of Wyoming adopted a controversial slogan - "the world needs more cowboys". The university stuck to their guns in keeping the slogan - much to liberal dismay - and it ended up getting a tremendous response; and finally, Derryck Green (political commentator, writer - Project 21) joins the show to discuss why the folks at Project 21 are asking the NAACP to rescind Jussie Smollett's nomination for an Image Award for outstanding supporting actor in a drama series.

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Oh Say Can You See...        Today's topics include: It was only a matter of time before liberals started calling for the end of singing the National Anthem before sporting events...; next, more on Beto O'Rouke. Even the DNC from Texas couldn't list a single accomplishment from Beto; and finally, Max Eden (senior fellow at the Manhattan Institute) joins the show to talk about the dangerous conditions teachers and students are facing due to a lack of traditional discipline in the classroom. Eden shares new data, which argues that the Obama era model of discipline - 'restorative discipline' - has actually ended up doing more harm then good.

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He Was A NANNY           Today's topics include: Robert Charles O'Rourke - a.k.a. Beto - announced today that he is running for President. Did we mention he used to be a nanny? Or the fact that he fled from the scene after a DUI accident? That aside, listen to the long list of accomplishments he has under his belt already as a congressmen...; and James Taylor (senior fellow for environment and energy policy at The Heartland Institute) joins the show to talk about a recent study involving a 'race gap' in air pollution. The study stated that the majority of White people cause air pollution, while the majority of Black and Hispanics are disproportionately are stuck breathing it in. John and James tackle this study and get to the bottom of how credible it is.

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