Usually Fox News opinion hosts and President Trump are spreading the same message, but now Tucker Carlson is saying America's white supremacist terror threat is a hoax, even as Trump says its a real threat and he'll do something about it. Who is right?

Michael in Madisonville is a very independent thinker, and he doesn't need any biased cable news network to tell him what to believe, because Fox News is the only one that's you know, based on facts.

A petition to move Halloween celebrations to Saturday nights is gaining ground - Scoot talks to WWL listeners about the pros and cons of that idea, and continues the conversation about political violence

The El Paso shooter was a right-wing wacko - and the Dayton shooter was a leftist. As we talk about what direction to take the country in - what do these distinctions matter? Scoot talks to WWL listeners about political violence

The El Paso shooter was a right-wing wacko - and the Dayton shooter was a leftist. As we talk about what direction to take the country in - what do these distinctions matter? Scoot talks to WWL listeners about political violence

Why can't America unite in the face of a tragedy the way we did after 9/11 or after Sandy Hook? In response to a call, Scoot delivers a short commentary about the idea that white men commit acts of violence out of economic anxiety

That does not we must accept this tragic status quo; but until we admit that these shootings are the new norm, it seems unlikely we will ever face or solve the real problem. Scoot talks to WWL listeners about how the country is reactiong to the twin gun attacks this past weekend

President Trump hit the right notes in his White House address this morning, denouncing hate and white supremacy. But can he bring meaningful action to watch his words? Scoot talks to WWL listeners about what direction the country is moving in after two deadly mass shooting attacks this weekend

Should a Denver-based restaurant named "Illegal Pete's" have to change it's branding before it expands, because some find it offensive? Scoot talks to WWL listeners about that and more on Free-For-All Friday

Four Trump supporters were ejected from an Orioles game after dropping a huge "Trump 2020" banner over the edge of a balcony. Scoot talks to WWL listeners about how this case should or should not be treated differently than other patriotic or political displays at sporting events