Tennessee State Senator Brent Taylor joins the morning show to discuss a couple of his bills and the impact of public safety on businesses staying in Memphis.

Political Contributor Steve Gill phones into the morning show to discuss Congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene's motion to vacate the House Speakership, negotiations with Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer, and the $1.2 trillion spending bill in the House of Representatives.

Former Memphis City Council candidate Edward Douglas joins the morning show to discuss courting African-American voters into the Republican Party.

Political Contributor Steve Gill phones into the morning show to discuss the Kyle Rittenhouse event fallout, crime, and the southern border.

Political Strategist and attorney, Luke Cymbal, stops by the morning show to discuss the Kyle Rittenhouse event at The University of Memphis and the Satanic Temple, which is sponsoring an after-school Satan club.

Shelby County Young Republicans Chairman and Crye-Leike Real Estate agent Thomas Gandee phones into the morning show to discuss helping with the Q and A portion of the Kyle Rittenhouse event and his thoughts on the event as a whole.

Station Owner Todd Starnes phones into the morning show to give his observations of the Kyle Rittenhouse event at The University of Memphis.

Barbara Capozzolo, who was at the Kyle Rittenhouse event, calls into the show to give her account of what she saw and heard during her time there.