Tony Cabral joins the show for a discussion on the whole Trump phenomenon, plus whether Colbert and Kimmel were justified in their statements. The aura of the Confederacy is still a talking point after a woman was killed in Charlottesville, and more protesting in Boston. Is there value to that rag the Confederates call a flag? What do statues have to do with 2017? And how long will this whining the conservatives are constantly doing about their freedom last? Finally Mark and Tony dig into a solid discussion of Jean Twenge’s new book I-Gen and an interview Tony saw regarding the breakdown of what this newest generation’s definition means. But where exactly does Gen-X, Gen-Y/Millennials and the I-Gen start and stop?

It’s a good week according to White Nationalist Trump supporters. They came out in droves to the university of Virginia in Charlottesville, all because a Civil War monument was being removed from the school grounds. KKK, skinheads, Nazi sympathizers and White Nationalists (aka ALT-Right) descended on the school grounds the night before dressed like yuppie college kids carrying tiki torches. All because they can't reserve their racism and bigotry anymore. They are out and they are quite proud. But then someone drove a car into a crowd and killed a person, along with two cops who also died. The team then switches gears to World War 3 and the potential for it to ignite with President Trump in a war of words and nuclear showing off with Kim Jong Un of North Korea.

Two special little guests join the show with Sean Vincent and Jason Kull… they happen to be Mark's children and they fulfil a wish to come on their dad’s show and talk. After that, the show kicks into high gear, diving head first into the Robert Mueller FBI investigation of Trump and Russia. Then Mark brings up a Facebook post regarding Sean Vincent and how people should handle their personal finances better. Plus a discussion on the first amendment and the value of ‘blue lives matter’.

Jason Kull and Ed Reggi join Mark to discuss the newest member of 'Team Trump' and try figure out whether this will last or not. Anthony Scaramucci is the new Director of Communications for the president, and Sean Spicer resigned after he was appointed to the position. Will Scaramucci be able to handle the daunting job of Trump and his tweets? Movies also come up, as the guys discuss which actors are underrated and deserve more recognition.

Anthony Rogers is not new to controversy. In the past few years he has made some significant statements on social media regarding Michael Brown and the Ferguson situation from 2014. He has been back and forth with angry promoters kicking him off paid comedy gigs. Anthony talks about his latest confrontation with the Riverfront Times. The guys also focus on the Donald Trump Jr email with Russia and how everything that was considered fake is slowly coming out to be true. Producer Bobby and Anthony state that all sports is fixed and fake... Mark disagrees.

Jason Kull joins Mark to discuss Ivanka sitting in on the G20 meeting on behalf of her dad, and the awkward and lonely vibe he gave off. This leads to a report from an Australian journalist covering the G20 that reported on Trump in the most scathing way possible. The guys also focus on the Donald Trump Jr saga regarding campaigning and meeting with Russia. Will it seal the fate of Trump Sr?

Mark and Producer Bobby are back with a vengeance as they discuss the impact of Trump tweeting and attacking citizens. Chris Christie decided to close the state beaches and parks due to budget issues in New Jersey. This coincided with the 4th of July holiday weekend and people got pissed. But to add insult to injury, Christie took his family to an empty beach and let his family have a blast. Super uncool.

Chris Cyr is a very funny man who joins Mark and Jason on this week's episode of the show. They discuss June being PRIDE month and Mark brings back his whole "you don't need to make sure everyone knows you're gay argument". He loves the LGBTQ community, but the constant need to talk about it and promote it with rainbows seems like overkill. Then they move on to Trump and the AHCA, along with discussing gun rights and the Philando Castile dash cam video, which leads to internet troll Mark Dice being brought up.

US college student Otto Warmbier was in North Korea for 17 months before he was brought home this past week. Otto was in a coma the majority of that time and when he returned to the USA he passed away a few short days later. Of course with Mark Bland being a lightning rod for discussion, he’s attacked for his opinion on the Otto situation on Twitter and social media. Mark, Producer Bobby and Jason Kull discuss the unwarranted attacks on Mark, and why Otto was in trouble in the first place. You just don't steal - it doesn't matter where in the world you are. Plus secret rooms and a discussion on the Supreme Court saying it’s OK for sexual deviants and sex offenders to maintain social media.

Jason Kull and Mark Bland are back after a hiatus and the first thing up is the James Comey testimony to the Senate Intelligence Committee. James rolled, bobbed and weaved to the committee. Did he say anything that would incriminate Trump? Probably not. What about anything to help Trump? Probably not. Then Mark and Jason talk about the fact that Puerto Rico has elected to join Statehood in the USA. Will Donald Trump/Congress allow this to go through? Finally, Mark breaks down the 10 best movies "loosely based" on true stories. Think hard and see if you guessed correct.