An excerpt is out from Bernie's new book, detailing a long list of injuries. If we're really that concerned with safety, cancel football, boxing, MMA and everything else. Add another tax on Q tickets. Some on city council want groups opposing the Q project investigated. Council should be investigated for the Medical Mart and everything else.

Ohio Lt. Gov. Mary Taylor and Triv talk about the response to Harvey and Americans coming together. A gubernatorial candidate, Taylor is proposing a massive simplification of the tax code, transforming it to fit on a postcard like it did in the 70's.

Seth is on the board early and training a new employee while Triv and Glenn attend a high powered and delicious lunch meeting.

Glenn tries to bring a little fun to the show on a rough day for Texas and the nation. What's he missing on Game of Thrones? Brad Sussman on Harvey. Kaepernick's supporters are like enemies. Glenn makes everyone mad saying you can't compare the Cowboys and Browns, or Jerry Jones and Haslam. Cavs pull out of Q renovation. North Korea launches missile at Japan.

Brad explains Harvey because we obviously can't. It may take five years to return to normalcy. Blame climate change? Cities can do more to reduce the damage that result from these disasters if they just remember their geography.

Seth hosted Wheeling and Dealing yesterday and people can't stop giving him compliments. But this critically acclaimed, wildly engaging show isn't helping his career prospects.

Gov. Kasich definitely hit his head. The unity ticket with a Democrat is next. Auction winners join us in studio, they're smarter than all of us. When is Sethell going to turn it around? VFW in Sheffield Lake won't show the Browns. Terry Francona before a big series with KC. Triv shares a story about profiling as a young Italian.

The manager of the first place Indians joins Triv before a big series with Kansas City to talk about injury updates, unexpected heroes from last night and Mayweather-McGregor

Dennis Vollick from the Sheffield Lake VFW called in to say they won't be showing Browns games this season either after 11 player knelt from the national anthem. Yesterday, Strongsville VFW posted a sign saying they liked the Browns but loved the flag.

Despite trying to balance his caloric intake and cut back on cigarettes, Seth has discovered alcohol is hampering his efforts