According to audio reportedly obtained by NBC and The New York Times, Trump stated that if the Republicans didn't win elections in the mid-term elections, there would be "violence" in a closed-door meeting with evangelical leaders Monday at the White House.

Pat catalogues Trump's use of violent messaging in rallies and speeches. Given that he is the President of the United States of America, the power that his words have among his loyal base, this is tantamount to inciting violence.

John Rothmann asks - that between baiting Canada into a trade war and threatenning violence if his party doesn't win - how do Republicans defend Trump's dysfunction? The answer is - they haven't. In fact, ther is a deafenning silence.

Pat is joined by Tim Sika, and they talk about some of the recent movies that have been released and also dive into some of the history of films that have been remade.

Pat and John discuss more of the happenings this week from Washington and how things could shake out in the future.

Pat and John Rothmann start today's program by discussing the shooting that occurred today in Florida at a video game tournament.

With the recent story coming out about all of the sexual abuse going on in Pennsylvania Catholic churches, Pat and John discuss this problem that has seemed to always loom over the Catholic system.

Pat and John start the program off by remembering Republican Senator< John McCain. Callers also call to say their peace about him.

Pat and John continue the previous hour's discussion in remembering Senator McCain on the day of his passing

Following the wild week in Washington, Pat and John discuss whether or not Trump should be in fear that his time as President may be coming to an end.

Michael Cohen, the President's personal lawyer and fixer, plead guilty to 8 separate crimes in court today. This is the first time that any Trump associate has gone into court and implicated the POTUS in a crime. Can a president be indicted?

Plus, Pat unravels the Manafort - Russian connection.

Pat Thurston and guest John Rothmann ask:

How can Republicans defend a POTUS whose own lawyer labeled him as responsible for a cover up and illegal payoff?

What will their response be?