John Garrett, one of the co-hosts of "The John and Tommy Morning Show", joins Richard to give his thoughts on the reaction of the young woman who did not appreciate his comedic "News for Women" segment and where we have come as a society.

Have we reached the point of no return?  Richard asks this question after reading a young woman's response to a parody radio segment that was just that, a parody.

Debbie joins the show once again to offer her opinion on the latest offerings in the worlds of politics and film.

Dr. Josh joins Richard and then fills in for him as he leaves to go to his infamous audit.  The lines are full and the good doctor is in to help.

Richard bemoans the remake of 'Westside Story' because he fears that the story will be ruined by political correctness and social justice messages that are beginning to appear in all new films.

Spud's got the "official" Richard Dixon Show shirt and it looks exquisite (I wish I could show it to you but due to a lack of foresight, I didn't get a picture).  That, along with the Big Stupid Question of the Day and the sentencing of Dr. Larry Nassar make up the entirety of Spud's visit.

Well in all the fun and frivolity of a secret government society and Toys'R'Us filing for bankruptcy, Richard decides to learn about the Dark Web.

What a week it has been in the nation's capital.  There was the reveal of a memo from the Inspector General (to be released later), the Democrats' staged government shutdown falling apart and the discovery of texts that point at a secret society within the FBI.

Needless to say, there is more than enough to discuss as Megan joins the show to dissect the latest findings in regard to a supposed 'deep state' within the federal government and the faltering of the Democrats in regards to the government shutdown.

Richard hits the big stories that are going on at the start of his show before moving on to a question that he is pondering:  Why is Toys'R'Us filing for bankruptcy and closing 20% of their stores?