Justice & Drew

Jon opens the show talking about the president and his latest comments pondering aloud if the plan all along is to replace him before the convention.

The rundown today includes stories on Wolves mania taking over the city, the rideshare controversy takes another turn and Target makes a decision that will leave customers quite pleased. State Representative Walter Hudson and State Senator Erik Lucero join in studio as the legislative session has officially wrapped up for the spring.

Erik and Walter stay for the top of our third hour discussing and showing us the omnibus bill before RNC Committeeman AK Kamara joined us as we played your talkbacks and took your calls all morning long.

Trump comes through the state on Friday and leaves quite an impression as does the legislature at the end of their session down at the State Capitol. It’s a very newsworthy Monday morning as Andrew Langer joins at the bottom of the hour from DC with the latest on what the left is trying to attempt ahead of November.

The rundown includes stories on the Wolves big win in Denver, Disneyland workers vote to unionize and the state department issues a new travel advisory ahead of Pride Month. Senatorial candidate Royce White joins the show to discuss his candidacy for Amy Klobuchar’s seat and much more.

Jon breaks down the late night ongoings at the state legislature and how the DFL has crammed in their agenda at the last second as we have reaction from both lawmakers and you as we play your talkbacks all morning long.

We open the show with victories all around, from friends of the show to the Wolves last night forcing a game seven. We also talk about a story of Native Americans and how they aren’t allowed at one local school to express freedom of speech.

The rundown includes stories on the NFL and Taylor Swift, breaking news from the PGA Championship concerning the world’s #1 player and Justice Alito may find himself in hot water a month out from Flag Day. Representative Tom Emmer joins the show with the latest from DC followed by friend of the show Daveed Gartenstein Ross from Valens Games.

Jon breaks down the latest from the Trump trial in NYC as Michael Cohen takes the stand then we welcome into studio Jake Coleman from Americans For Prosperity to chat about their efforts in the state and much more as we play your talkbacks all morning.

Biden and Trump agree to two debates and Jon has reaction to all that played into this decision. We have audio from President Biden, KJP and more elected officials that continue to show the country in many ways is upside down.

The rundown includes stories on the NFL and Netflix becoming broadcast partners, Trooper Ryan Londregan’s trial date is set and the rideshare controversy continues in the city of Minneapolis. Senatorial candidate Royce White joins Jon for an extended conversation on the state of Minnesota politics and his race against Amy Klobuchar.

Rob Doar from the MN Gun Owners Caucus joins for a bonus appearance to discuss the late night activities from the State Capitol then we finish up with a story on book banning as we play your talkbacks all morning long.

Jon opens with a potpourri of stories including a new COVID variant, the world supply of chocolate comes under scrutiny and we have a gone green update on natural disasters.

The rundown includes stories on Disney going woke, one restaurant chain is shutting its doors nationwide and Biden backtracks on plans to help Israel. Rob Doar from the MN Gun Owners caucus joins with the latest from the legislature.

Hank Long from Alpha News joins with the latest he’s working on including stories on paid family leave, the latest ongoings at the legislature and much more.

Jon discusses the latest alarming audio from Biden and Harris then pivots to Seinfeld’s commencement speech at Duke University and how it has resonated with so many in a time where so much is upside down.

The rundown includes stories on a new meal deal coming to one fast food chain, Trump visits Minnesota Friday and another smoky summer is on the horizon for the area. State representative Walter Hudson joins us for his usual Tuesday in studio chat.

Candidate for Hennepin County Board Marisa Simonetti joins with her story and why people need to pay attention to today’s special election. Jon finishes up today’s program discussing the DFL’s attempts to go after certain bedrocks of our society as we play your talkbacks all morning long.

Jon opens with tales of terror from the roads this morning as we ease into Monday’s show before chatting some heavier topics with Andrew Langer, President Of The Institute For Liberty. They go over commencement speeches, protests at Eurovision, the latest poll numbers and more.

Today’s rundown includes stories on Uber/Lyft, credit card fees remain in limbo and the creator of such B movies as “Little Shop Of Horrors” has passed away at 98. Jon explores the rideshare controversy on our way to potentially Uber and Lyft pulling out of the state entirely.