James joins the show to bring his insight and analysis of what's going on in the political landscape and to paint a picture as to how it is being perceived by those on the West Coast.

While James Hirsen is the featured guest of the hour, Val Vining jumps in with an update regarding Representative Patricia Todd's job at One Orlando Alliance, Richard has an update on Hawaii's volcano and some food news that will please those with a sweet tooth and the palette of a 5-year-old.

When Richard says he has a grilling tip for everything, he means it. Today's tip helps you to prepare chocolate chip cookies. That's right, I said it.

Richard will once again spend his hour with Dr. Josh trying to make the good doctor cry. Debating everything from "5 Things That Shouldn't Hurt Your Relationship" to the ridiculousness of the upcoming royal wedding.

Hunter joins Richard for the show's inaugural hour where they discuss the Big Stupid Question and what to make of the rumors that started circulating about Governor Ivey yesterday evening.

Before Megan Barth comes on the show, Richard gives you the latest on where we stand on seeing the infamous Scope Memo, celebrates the 100th annivesary of airmail and gives you a list of 20 TV shows that are being cancelled.

Between North Korea threatening to pull out of the joint U.S. summit and the uproar surrounding the movement of the U.S. embassy in Israel to Jerusalem, Megan and Richard have plenty to analyze and deliberate.

Richard revisits the big story of the day, that being Governor Ivey's sexuality being brought into question, and looks at the potential effects this will have on all parties involved.

Richard spends the first hour discussing Pastor Michael Jordan's (of New Era Baptist Church) views on the Church of the Highlands building a downtown campus and the controversial message on his church's sign.

Richard takes calls addressing Pastor Michale Jordan's remarks regarding the Church of the Highlands and people's personal experiences with that and other churches.