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With today's media circus and unlimited information at your finger tips, politics has become more divisive than ever. Today were going to discuss why Americans are frustrated with the political scene and why it has some people unwilling to vote, even in their local elections.

Today we are joined by the CEO of Legacy Precious Metals Charles Thorngren

It is always said that in campaigns there are the things you can control and the things you can’t control. It is typically the later that cause the most problems and define winning campaigns from those that don’t. In this election cycle the pro Hamas campus riots are causing political headaches for the Biden Administration. We take deep dive here on Monday.

Our friends Chip and Kip take over Friday's Finest while Doug is away. The guys take a look at anti-Israel protests on campuses across America and try to rationalize what's happening. In lighter news, tomorrow is the Kentucky Derby, the boys break it all down, from the history of the race to recent mishaps and this year's betting favorites.

Thinking is hard. Today we talk about the perils of just agreeing to get along. Great minds do not think alike and today we dive into the idea that thinking is good for you.

The pro Hamas riots on campuses show the results of the liberal ideology of uncritical thinking. The liberal campus environment leads not to open ideas but instead to closed minded thinking. The question becomes how do we fix it.

The NFL Draft was a bit dull for the first 7 picks, luckily the Atlanta Falcons were up next. With the 8th pick in their pocket, several needs at the defensive end of the ball, and having recently signed Kirk Cousins to $180 million, they took 23-year-old injury-prone quarterback Michael Penix Jr. After that it was pandemonium. Fortunately, we have a friend of the program, the incomparable Chan Gailey to help us sort out the first round, and tell us what the falcons were thinking.

Today we dive deep into the chaos that is the US Congress. The process has devolved into an unrealistic game of cat and mouse with the loser being the American public.

Does it seem like we are stuck in an endless cycle of the same things over and over? Today we look at the start of the Trump trial in NY and also the chaos that is the US Congress.

Get your mock drafts ready because the NFL draft is on Thursday. Who will your team take? Do you need a QB, well you better be prepared to trade up. The NBA laid the hammer down on Jontay Porter and banned him for life. The Transfer portal is live and Deion Sanders has lost a few recruits. Finally, A woman entered a bank with her uncle in a wheelchair, what happened next was unbelievable.

Pro-Palestinian protesters took over the Golden Gate Bridge. Should there be a punishment for protests that take over major pathways like bridges and airports? Plus USC cancels its Valedictorians speech for "safety reasons". Unfortunately that may have made things much worse.

Kip Keefer and Terre Quillian take over for Doug today. With the election right around the corner, many questions need to be answered. The Biden administration has been unequipped to lead the United States, Americans need to understand what they're voting for.

O.J. Simpson passed away Wednesday night. The Masters Started with a rain delay. The Shohei Ohtani drama continues to grow with new information, with 19,000 bets 16 million stolen, 140 million won, and 180 million lost.

Is Mike Johnson on his way out after only 6 months? Marjorie Taylor Greene is leading the way to oust the speaker after the spending bill fiasco. Parents of the Oxford Michigan mass shooter are sentenced to 10 to 15 years in prison. The eclipse has happened and luckily we're all still okay. The Uconn Huskies dominated as they became the first back-to-back champions since 2007. The Master's starts tomorrow, who's your pick to take the green jacket?