Chad Hartman

Our entire show today is focused on the unspeakable crimes of Vance Boelter, shooting John and Yvette Hoffman, and assassinating Melissa Hortman and her husband Mark. Hour one features interviews with former Governor Tim Pawlenty and state Senator Jim Abeler.

State Senator Jim Abeler shares about his close relationship with John Hoffman and enormous pain he and other at the legislature are feeling after the shootings of John Hoffman and his wife, and murders of Melissa Hortman and her husband.

Former Governor Tim Pawlenty joins Chad to open the show to discuss his feelings after hearing of Vance Boelter's heinous crimes early Saturday morning.

Cory Provus joins for a segment of Twins discussion before a conversation about how we would live life if in the shoes of the sole survivor of the India Air plane crash this week. Plus, we bring three resolutions from the Am I Wrong? Committee to the table to wrap up the week.

Dave and The Committee bring us Am I Wrong? to wrap up a Friday with talk about the US Open, HOAs and parents using grad parties to pull money out of their friends' pockets.

Twins TV broadcaster Cory Provus joins Chad to talk about a rough stretch for the Twins pitching staff, the road trip starting tonight in Houston, and abhorrent behavior from people on social media sending threats to Bailey Ober after his rough start yesterday.

We have two segments with Sheletta Brundidge on a Feisty Friday before live reaction to Iran responding to Israel's attack by firing missiles of their own at Tel Aviv. Plus, Chad reacts to Tom Emmer and Pete Stauber going after Governor Walz on Capitol Hill yesterday.

Congressmen Tom Emmer and Pete Stauber took the gloves off yesterday during their time to question Governor Walz on Capitol Hill. What did Chad think of it? Does either Emmer or Stauber need to step up for the GOP and run against Walz for Governor?

A Feisty Friday with Sheletta Brundidge features some fun and talk about Sheletta accepting a great award this week for her incredible work benefitting the community of families with autistic children.

What would you want a parade celebrating you to look like? We discuss that to open the show on the eve of President Trump's birthday military parade before a conversation with Major Garrett about Israel's attack on Iran and the week in Los Angeles.

Major Garrett of CBS News joins with excellent insight and analysis of the attack from Israel on Iran and the many events that led up to it. Plus, Major reacts to President Trump's response to the protests in Los Angeles over the last week.

As President Trump's military parade is set to take place tomorrow, we open the show with talk about what we would want for a parade honoring us.

Scott Korzenowski jumps into several topics over the final hour including his problem with the U of M increasing tuition costs again, the latest headlines from President Trump, ABC parting ways with Terry Moran and why he isn't happy with the setup of Oakmont for this week's US Open.

Korzo takes issue with the setup of Oakmont for the US Open this week and says it goes beyond how difficult a course should be.

Scott Korzenowski talks about news of a 6.5% tuition increase at the University of Minnesota and says it's time instead to look at cutting costs, specifically the amount spent on administration.

Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey joins to talk about his executive order that will continue the conditions of the federal consent decree with MPD that was recently pulled by the government and Leili Fatehi of Blunt Strategies speaks about her view that increasing taxes on cannabis products in Minnesota will only serve to hurt retailers and consumers.

Leili Fatehi of Blunt Stretegies joins Korzo to talk about the cannabis industry in Minnesota and why she believes the legislature raising taxes on the product will be bad for consumers and retailers.

Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey joins Scott Korzenowski to talk about his executive order that continues police reform with MPD and why he felt it was needed even with the state agreement still in place.

900 pound of meth is a lot of meth. Scott Korzenowski start with that story and a discussion about some of the wild details before talk about Rep. Betty McCollum and Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth sparring on Capitol Hill. Plus, it seems Southern Baptists are taking aim at overturning legalized gay marriage in America.

Korzo share details of a overwhelming vote from a convention of Southern Baptists that shows the group is ready to take on the legality of gay marriage in America.