2019-12

It's our Festivas Special featuring Laura Clark, which as always, begins with the Airing of Grievances!  Laura and Caleb give their top 5 favorite Christmas movies of all time...but former California Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger calls in to complain about their selections.  They give their top 5 stories of 2019.  The DNC releases a new Christmas album.  Some parents go after Nerf for making plastic guns that are "remind kids of mass shootings."

Alabama Celebrates it's 200th year of statehood. Hallmark Channel goes gay, and then doesn't, and then does again.

Becky Gerritson of Eagle Forum Alabama joins the program to discuss how new math standards passed by the Alabama Board of Education are really just more Common Core. The family of Navy Ensign Kaleb Watson, the hero of the Pensecola shooting, calls for military personnel to be allowed to carry weapons on base. Senator Ted Cruz exposes the most troubling details of the Inspector General's report into the origins of the Trump-Russia investigation. Caleb reviews the 7 most hilarious news stories of the week.

Sheriff Nick Smith receives a "warning" letter from the Freedom From Religion Foundation asking him not to request prayers from the people in the community when tragedies happen.

AL.com's John Archibald and Kyle Whitmire decry Alabama as being anti-science and anti-progress. When the Pensecola Navy Base shooting offers no useful narrative to the media, the story goes away very quickly. The democrats bring up two articles of impeachment against President Trump.

A Navy base in Pensecola is attacked by Saudi terrorists and an Alabama man heroically saves lives in the chaos. House Speaker Nancy Pelosi is offended that a reporter asked her if she hates President Trump. Caleb gives a summery of the impeachment proceedings thus far.

A Catholic minister is fired for saying kids shouldn't go to gay pride parades. The CEO of Hallmark says he'd be open to doing a gay Hallmark movie. A Texas school district votes to let transgender boys into the girl's locker room.

Alabama Sec. of State John Merrill exits the Alabama Senate race. Roy Moore puts out a new political ad. "Now This" puts out a video of Rep. Katie Porter attacking a bank executive over paying employees only $16.50 an hour. Elizabeth Warren runs even further to the left. Kamala Harris leaves the race for president.

Auburn wins the Iron Bowl with a narrow 48-45 victory, but the Tigers lose legendary Heisman winner Pat Sullivan as he passes away the next morning.  Joe Biden spews out a strange, incoherent rambling about leg hair, roaches, and children sitting on his lap.

Caleb reads Calvin Coolidge's 1924 Thanksgiving Day Proclamation. JC Penny's opens at 2 PM on Thanksgiving Day. A home invader gets beaten up by an 82-year-old power lifter. A mom from Madison, AL tries to get her son's kindergarten to stop dressing up as Native Americans for Thanksgiving.