Camino fills in for the big guy. He is visited by Matthew Figgie and Rick Solon to talk about the Browns Draft and what they think about the Cavs moving forward.

Triv reacts to Cosby being found guilty of Sexual Assault. Triv wonders how the jury actually knew he was guilty without video or audio evidence? Also, a female caller couldn't get away from a guy for 5 hours. Find out what happens when Triv questions why she couldn't get away for 5 hours.

WOW Airlines is offering flights to/from Iceland to Cleveland. Triv wonders...Why?! Also, 3 Minutes with Triv? He explains.

Camino is in for Triv who had the day off. Camino dives right in and gets the fans riled up talking about the Browns Draft coming up, and asks what you would do if you had the #1 overall pick? But, also don't forget they also have #4

Triv talks with Matthew Figgie and Rick Solon of the Figgie Foundation and all their contributions for Trivs Coats for Kids and they even talk about the Browns Draft, since it is just 3 days away now. Also, Mary Taylor stopped by to talk about her running against Mike DeWine

Ohio Congressmen Jim Renacci (R) in talks to Triv in studio about his relationship with President Trump, union voters leaning towards the GOP, and his chances against Incumbent Ohio Senator Sherrod Brown.

Shooting near Cleveland State as a man attempted to steal a cell phone from a pedestrian. The man shot the pedestrian after the pedestrian fought back. Also Billy Morris from the Sunset Strip, the Elvis impersonator Frank Worley and comedian Mike Cheselka are in studio to preview the upcoming Coats for Kids Benefit at the Hilton Garden Inn in Twinsburg. Someone sings to Olivia.

Elvis impersonator Frank Worley sings to Olivia before traffic.

Fresno State Professor Randa Jarrar referred to former First Lady Barbara Bush as an "amazing racist." Also, LeBron said Cavs need a fast start but he didn't score within the first 10 minutes of Game 1. Also, Dennis Kucinich is live in-studio to address his latest news about payments for 2017 speeches.

Former U.S. Rep. Dennis Kucinich addresses the story about initially not disclosing who paid him to give speeches in 2017 involving the Syrian government.