2019-01

Both Alabama Senators make the rounds on the Sunday shows telling very different stories. Speaker Nancy Pelosi embraces the radical left's talking point that border walls are immoral. Two of the newest House Representatives start their term with massive gaffes.

A shooting and high-speed chase shakes up the Millbrook community. Alabama Rep. Bradley Byrne speaks out on the border wall and rape of an Alabama girl by an illegal. Bernie Sanders seems to believes the 1980s were somehow better because CEOs made closer to that same pay as their employees.

The Retirement Systems of Alabama advocate sports betting and recreational marijuana becoming legal in the state. Presidential hopefuls start testing the waters for 2020.

The delegation from Alabama in both houses speak out about the border and the shutdown. Protestors cause a disturbance in Montgomery at AG Steve Marshall's home.

The ring-leader of the Hoover protests is banned from the Galleria Mall. Justice Ginsberg is released from the hospital. Trump vows to continue the shutdown until the wall is funded. Another child dies while in the custody of U.S. Customs.

In our big Christmas Special, Caleb and special guest host Laura Glidewell have the annual Festivus Airing of Grievances. As the shutdown over border security looms, Rep. Luis Gutierez throws a temper tantrum and badly misquotes the Bible. The Sec. of Defense, General James "Mad Dog" Mattis, resigns over Trump's decision to pull out of Syria. A Christian baker that won a Supreme Court case against a gay couple is back in court over a "transgender" cake. Caleb presents a special reading of a portion of C.S. Lewis's classic "The Lion, The Witch, and the Wardrobe.

Alabama AG Steve Marshall's ethics complaints are thrown out. Congress caves on the border wall. NY Times reports democrats experimented with the same Russian tactics used in the 2016 election to benefit Doug Jones in his race against Roy Moore. Republicans pass a massive prison reform bill.

Auburn and Alabama receive honors from the Carnegie Foundation. Ethics complaints filed against Justice Brett Kavanaugh have been dismissed. The Trump Justice Department plans to ban bumpstocks. One year after Net Neutrality has been done away with, the internet is actually much better.