Tyler talks about his preparation for the St Jude Radiothon for the next two days on WAAV, New Hanover County school board postpones vote on redistricting till September, CPAC has seemingly forgotten it’s supposed to be conservative, and the GOP threatens subpoenas if Governor Cooper doesn’t answer questions about the pipeline slush fund negotiations

President Donald Trump moves to ban bump stocks & could raise the age on semi-automatic rifles, Senator Marco Rubio calls for a firearm task force, North Carolina House Speaker Tim Moore announces school safety committee, new polls show a disparity in assault weapons ban, Durham DA drops charges against confederate statue vandals, UNC students petition NC historical commission to remove Silent Sam statue, and there might be a white supremacist rally in Chapel Hill today but I doubt it

Economists are worried about the next financial crisis all of sudden, Commerce department backs push for tariffs on steel and aluminum, New report shows new technology is allowing more automation in the garment industry which could bring more factories back to America, Wilmington City Council looks at buying property outside the city limits, and David Maciaone, from National Home Finance, joins Tyler to talk about the potential asset Price Bubble and interest rates

Economists seem very concerned about the next financial crisis now that Obama is out of office, New WaPo/ABC News poll finds Americans think mental health is a bigger issue than guns, two new bill pop up in North Carolina 1 to allow judges to stop certain individuals from buying guns & another that limits rifle sales to those 21 and older,  and New Hanover County looks at providing an incentive for a comapny that’s looking to reopen after 8 years

President Donald Trump endorses Mitt Romney’s senate run and a faculty member at UNCW, ___, says that UNCW has a major problem with holding faculty members accountable and those kangaroo courts that used to exist for students are now hurting faculty members

Tom Giovanetti, president of the Institute for Policy Invention, talks with Tyler about the next fiscal crisis which is public pensions that are severely underfunded and most public managers are spending more time trying to score political points then trying to keep the fund solvent, Democrats do a 180 on Russia from 2012 when Obama said thinking Russia was a threat was sooooo 1980’s, and students from Majory Stoneman Douglas make the rounds on the Sunday shows to promote upcoming events and their advocacy for gun control and instead of trying to make a legit push for legislation they seem more concerned with scoring political points

Students from Majory Stoneman Douglas make the rounds on the Sunday shows to promote upcoming events and their advocacy for gun control and instead of trying to make a legit push for legislation they seem more concerned with scoring political points, South Carolina and North Carolina look at arming teachers in the classroom, and House Speaker, Tim Moore, will announce a new committee focused on school safety later this week

Mitt Romney announces run for the US Senate in Utah, 13 Russians indicted for meddling in the 2016 presidential election, Democrats do a 180 on Russia from 2012 when Obama said thinking Russia was a threat was sooooo 1980’s, and the Wall Street Journal asks an important question; Trump has been hurt the most by Russia meddling in our election why isn’t he angrier about it?

Black Panther looks to open big and that’s a good thing for everyone, Sensible gun regulations are not a violation of the 2nd amendment but the problem is figuring what is sensible, and Val Bourdreau, the Car Doctor, joins Tyler in studio to talk about a new report from JD Power that says cars more reliable than ever

Breaking story this morning from Ronan Farrow says Donal Trump had an affair with a playboy model and not one Trump voter will care, UNC J School alum freak out over speech by Tucker Carlson, and Joan Keston, of Keston Law, joins Tyler in studio to talk about long term insurance and common misconceptions when it comes to long term planning