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The hour begins with Owamni chef Sean Sherman joining Tom Hauser to talk about his restaurant winning Best New Restaurant at the James Beard Awards last night. We also talk about the current public safety situation in Minneapolis before a conversation with Dasha Lawson about her family escaping the war in Ukraine and Tom's upcoming run through Duluth at Grandma's Marathon.

Ukrainian Dasha Lawson joins Tom Hauser from her home in the Twin Cities to tell the story of her mother and sister's family escaping war in Ukraine and finally making it to the United States.

The January 6 committee met Monday and will resume with another hearing on Thursday. Hamline University political science professor David Schultz spoke with Tom Hauser about what we learned yesterday and what is to come.

Tom Hauser is back in the host chair and we begin with his story of a maddening situation trying to exit a downtown parking ramp yesterday. Later, Professor David Schultz of Hamline University joins Tom to review yesterday's hearing of the January 6 committee and discuss an agreement in the US Senate on gun control measures.

Tim Herron tells Tom Hauser that he wouldn't have left the PGA during his early years on tour but probably would have jumped to the LIV tour in his 40s.

Pete Najarian joins Tom Hauser to talk about his experience at the Eric Church concert Saturday night and a rough opening to the week on Wall Street.

Tom Hauser opens the hour discussing his experience in Washington DC immediately following the Capitol riots on January 6th, 2021. Plus, Tom speaks with Tim Herron about the LIV Golf tour and if Tim would have considered an invitation to that tour had it formed earlier in his career.

PGA pro Tim Herron joins Tom Hauser to talk about the opening weekend of the LIV Golf tour and if he would have made the jump from the PGA to LIV if given the chance earlier in his career.

Pete Najarian joins Tom Hauser to open the hour talking about his concert experience Saturday night and another rough opening on Wall Street. Later, we check in on today's January 6 hearing in Washington DC and talk about the opening weekend of the LIV golf tour and how some, like Rory McIlroy, are reacting to it.

U of M professor Larry Jacobs speaks with Tom Hauser about the January 6 hearing, an agreement in the US Senate regarding gun laws, and a new poll showing a very close race for governor as we look ahead to November.

Tom Hauser takes the host chair today and talks about the experience watching his oldest son get married recently. Later, U of M professor Larry Jacobs joins to talk about the January 6 hearings resuming, an agreement over gun control in the Senate and a new poll showing Governor Walz could be in trouble with his bid for reelection.

U of M professor Larry Jacobs says the results of a new poll confirms his belief that Governor Walz has plenty to worry about in the November election.

Anika Christ of LifeTime Fitness joins Henry Lake to talk about jumping into a workout routine for the summer and the best ways to avoid injuries if you haven't been active in a while.

Henry Lake speaks with CBS political analyst Leonard Steinhorn about the primetime January 6 hearing last night and what could be coming as the hearings continue next week. Later, Anika Christ of LifeTime Fitness joins Henry to talk about getting into a summer workout routine and avoiding injury if you've taken time away during the pandemic.

CBS News Political Analyst Leonard Steinhorn joins Henry Lake with a review of what new information was shared during last night's primetime January 6 hearing and what's to come as the hearings continue next week.

Henry Lake speaks with Marvin Anderson, Executive Director of the Rondo Commemorative Plaza about what's happening next weekend in St. Paul's Rondo neighborhood to celebrate Juneteenth and how you can join in.

Henry Lake opens the hour talking about Post Malone's smoking habit and how he can't believe many young people still gravitate towards smoking. Later, Henry shares thoughts about the new LIV Golf tour teeing off yesterday, we hear from Marvin Anderson about the upcoming Juneteenth celebration in the Rondo neighborhood, and we talk about more bad news for the Lynx.

Jeff Maday of Canterbury Park discusses the decision to keep Kentucky Derby winner Rich Strike out of the Preakness but have him return for the Belmont this weekend.

Henry Lake is back in the host chair talking about a Minnesotan stretching his Jeopardy! winning streak to four games and his favorite game shows. We also discuss an ugly incident at Madison Square Garden last night after the Rangers/Lightning game. Plus, Jeff Maday joins from Canterbury Park to preview the Belmont Stakes and we discuss why Luis Arraez is the newest Twin that fans have fallen in love with.

Jeff Maday of Canterbury Park joins Henry Lake to preview the Belmont Stakes, share his opinion about Kentucky Derby winner Rich Strike skipping the Preakness, and discuss how business is going right now at Canterbury.