It's one thing for teachers and firefighters to lose their job for talking smack about Charlie Kirk - it's quite another for the FCC to threaten ABC they needed to fire Kimmel or they'd face "action." That's government censorship.

That's the most polite what to describe what happened with this terrible call

On today's show, Scoot expresses his boredom with the current weather patterns, talks about his takeaways from the New Orleans mayoral candidates' debate, and asks if Americans can ever get to a place where opposing sides can engage in dialogue without insults.

This hour, talks about the toys going into the Toy Hall of Fame, media stoking the fires of hatred, and utilizing tolerance and patience with those we disagree with.

Charlie Kirk said there was no such thing as hate speech, but then why are so many people getting fired and arrested for their words in the wake of his death?

This hour, Scoot reviews some of the answers given by the mayoral candidates in last nights debate, asks if Americans can we ever get to a place where opposing sides can engage in dialogue without insults.

This hour, Scoot expresses his boredom with the current weather patterns and talks about his takeaways from the New Orleans mayoral candidates' debate.

Scoot shares his takeaways from the first New Orleans mayoral candidates debate.

Nobody is really on good footing this week, so be patient with them; Some Black voters still don't think white politicians have their back; Utah Gov. Cox shows us all how to "disagree better;" Throwback Tuesday - Alice Cooper on shock rock and sobriety

The best version of Charlie Kirk would want us all to be having an honest debate right now about what constitutes hate speech, where it's coming from, and what we can do about it