Pat and John Rothmann begin the show by discussing the tragic shooting that occured at a Waffle House in Tennessee on this day. 

Pat and John discuss Trump's attorney, Michael Cohen's, shady past and also discuss how he got connected with President Trump.

Pat, joined by John Rothmann, starts off the program by discussing comedian Michelle Wolf's routine at the White House Correspondent's Dinner and ponder whether if some of the things she said were funny or in poor taste. 

Pat and John discuss President Trump's recent phone csll on the program Fox and Friends and dive into some of the statements the President made. 

Pat and John close today's show by discussing the recent showings of peace from both of the leaders of North and South Korea. They discuss whether they feel like Kim Jong Un is sincere in his actions and words and also what this means fore the United States. 

Good news: A serial rapist and murderer is behind bars.

Bad news: The public is at risk of losing privacy once DNA is submitted to genetic testing sites.

Pat Thurston raises the question if you should be concerned about the availability of your genetic code once released to a private DNA testing company.

If your family member uses a 23 and Me or other DNA ancestry service, the results could expose your own genetic information. Implications are many. Callers weigh in.

Pat shares court rulings pertaining to your genetic information. Callers air their views on the Golden State Killer, cops, and use of DNA.

A proposal to force the poor to pay three times as much in rent would leave people on the street. A caller shares how this would affect him.