This episode of the "Need to Know Morning Show" kicks off with hosts Kevin and Alex discussing the wet weather ahead for the weekend, which might dampen bow hunting plans but is a welcome relief for some. The conversation quickly shifts to the serious topic of the murder of Charlie Kirk and the subsequent fallout, including the cancellation of Jimmy Kimmel's show after a controversial joke about the killer. They also touch on the widespread condemnation of those celebrating the event online. The show features a variety of guests and segments, including an agriculture report from Bridget Riedel, an outdoor update with Steve Carney, and a political discussion with Minnesota gubernatorial candidate Kendall Qualls. Standout moments: 1:40 - Kevin talks about the messy weather forecast for the weekend, and his plan to re-anchor two dozen hunting decoys. 3:00 - The hosts discuss Jimmy Kimmel's show being pulled by Disney after he made a controversial joke about Charlie Kirk's killer. 7:10 - Bridget Riedel reports on avian bird flu being found in the region and cases of summer pneumonia in cattle. 12:10 - Kevin talks about a proposed bill to make October 14th, Charlie Kirk's birthday, a national holiday. 15:00 - Steve Carney discusses the impact of the warm weather on bow hunting, duck migration, and fishing patterns. 17:00 - A safety reminder is issued for hunters to wear a harness when in a tree stand. 19:00 - Minnesota gubernatorial candidate Kendall Qualls joins the show to discuss his campaign and the current political landscape in the state. 23:00 - Qualls explains his three-point plan for Minnesota: economic prosperity, safe communities, and improving public schools. 25:00 - Qualls discusses the state's low rankings in math and reading, which have dropped from a high position to 45th and 34th, respectively. 26:30 - The hosts talk about the National Toy Hall of Fame finalists, which include popular toys like the Star Wars lightsaber, Tickle Me Elmo, and games like Battleship.