Justice & Drew

Jon talks seatbelts, deep fakes, Biden, KJP, PSA’s and much more as it turns into an action packed first hour with audio and opinions as we play your talkbacks all morning long.

The rundown includes stories on a new poll that’s out with surprising numbers on immigration opinions, the Celtics win their 18th NBA championship and Governor Walz throws an olive branch to those affected by medical debt burdens.

Senator Mark Johnson joins Jon to open our third hour to discuss several items in the news cycle locally and then go into a local story on fraud and some polling positivity coming from Iowa for the former President.

We are less than two weeks from the first debate between Biden and Trump as the President appears at a fundraiser over the weekend in Los Angeles. Jon previews how much of an impact this debate will truly have on the race both short and long term.

The rundown includes stories on the mass shooting in Michigan, bump stocks get ruled on by SCOTUS and people flock back to the theaters in droves for one new flick.

A potpourri of topics concludes the show today includes Minneapolis listed as the happiest city in the country according to one survey, the definition of fatherhood is under question and illegal u turns take quite the swerve in California as we play your talkbacks all morning long.

Jon breaks down the FOF fallout from all angles as we get a Freedom Friday show going with a fiery start as we wonder aloud how this scandal came to be.

The rundown includes stories on the sphere and the square, a new football miniseries is coming to Netflix this summer and one fast food employee has some illicit hobbies to account for. Representative Tom Emmer joins for his weekly chat before RNC Committeman elect AK Kamara is in studio for the final portion of the show to discuss the FOF trial and much more.

It’s a Freedom Friday as we have director Chris Burgard on the line to chat about his new film on January 6th before chatting extraterrestrials as we take your calls and play your talkbacks all morning long.

Jon discusses a potpourri of pride stories to open the show including one of a Hopkins student facing backlash locally and one about the current makeup of the city of San Francisco.

The rundown includes stories of Nicole Mitchell’s fate being delayed till July, a study finds nurses are not in nearly enough schools and Sony Pictures gets into the theater business. We then dive into the state’s mishandling of frontline worker pay to close out the hour.

Jon discusses guaranteed family income and the supplemental assistance the government has been providing before breaking down the President’s latest issues as we play your talkbacks all hour and morning long.

Jon breaks down the Hunter Biden trial and the fallout that has ensued and what it means as we head towards November.

The rundown includes stories of frontline worker payments going to the wrong places here in Minnesota, costly US sugar prices force companies to pivot north and the President comments on his son’s trial. Rob Doar from the MN Gun Owners caucus joins for the final portion of the hour.

Liz Collin from Alpha News joins for most of the hour to discuss what she’s working on as we play your talkbacks all morning long.

We open the show with thoughts on the President and his mental and physical acuity then dive into a wild story from Washington about kids punished for all the wrong reasons.

The rundown includes stories on one senator and his wife recovering from a recent accident, a Prince collaborator gets turned away at Paisley Park and one new Minnesota law will stop the police from asking you a certain question. Jon then dives into an off the wall story on bong water.

Jon goes in on the Hennepin County Attorney Mary Moriarty and the bias or lack thereof that goes into certain decisions plus we go into a ridiculous editorial on what may happen if Trump gets back into office as we play your talkbacks all morning long.

Jon talks Sheriff Joe Arpaio to open the show who’s back in the news as we steamroll towards November. Andrew Langer, the president of the Institute For Liberty and our DC correspondent, joins to discuss Trump’s pool of VP picks and much more.

The rundown includes stories of protests held outside the White House, more balloons fly over South Korea and we have verdicts in the first of many Feeding Our Future trials. We discuss driving scores and how they may affect you as we play your talkbacks all morning long.