WCCO 9-Noon

Bob Davis was in for John. He talked with John Tamny from Forbes magazine about tariffs and trade wars.

Bob Davis was in for John. He talked to the Star Tribune's Andy Mannix about the Minneapolis City Council's vote to procede with a charter ammendment to remove some of the Mayor's power over the police

Bob Davis was in for John. In this hour he talked about where he's been and what he's been up to. Then he talked with Dr. James Lindsay from the Council on Foreign Relations about the President's offer to "talk to anyone" including Iran and the Taliban

Bob Davis was in for John. He talked about regulating social media. How involved should the government be? Then he talked with Greg McBride from Bankrate.com about the Fed leaving interest rates unchanged for now.

Bob Davis was in for John and talked with Herb Tousley from the University of St. Thomas about the latest housing numbers and trends in the real estate market.

John was live from Target Field! He talked with Twins broadcaster Kris Atteberry to get a preview of today's game.

John was live from Target Field ahead of the Twins/Cleveland finale. He talked to pitcher Trevor May about his return from Tommy John surgery and pitching in the big leagues last night for the first time in 16 months. Then he was joined by Sue Moores from "Roots for the Home Team" about their salad booth at Target Field

John kicked off the show with Dave Lee and "Extra Innings". Then he talked with Bloomberg's Sarah Frier about Facebook shutting down some pages that were thought to be involved with attempted election interference

John talked with Dave Lee on "Extra Innings". Then he talked to criminal defense attorney Marsh Halberg about yesterday's decision not to charge the officers involved in the shooting of Thurman Blevins.

John talked with author Dawn Raffel about her new book, "The Strange Case of Dr. Couney" focusing on the doctor who helped pioneer incubation as part of neo-natal care - including how Minnesota was one of the first states to imitate his model