Willie is joined by Ohio Secretary of State Frank LaRose to discuss a lawsuit he's facing that wants illegal migrants to be eligible to vote, and the redrawing of the district lines.

Willie talks with Doug Brannon about the charges filed against the victim of a brutal beatdown in downtown Cincinnati, and their response to those charges. Also state Rep Steve Huffman explains why "kratom " is legal in Ohio, and what the Assembly looks to do to change the law. Finally Willie talks to the American people.

Willie talks with the attorney of a man who was brutally beaten downtown, then charged at the request of city leaders. Doug Brannon explains why his client should not have been charged, and why Cincinnati may soon be paying a lot of money for civil rights violations.

Willie talks with state Rep Adam Bird about redrawing the Congressional map. Also Governor Mike DeWine breaks down the new security agreement between Cincinnati and the state of Ohio. Finally John Zinsser from Save Hyde Park has an update on their ongoing efforts.

Willie talks with Ohio Governor Mike DeWine about the new police aid agreement between the city of Cincinnati and the state of Ohio.

Willie talks with Butler County Sheriff Richard K Jones on if he would release ICE detainees if ordered to by the Governor. Also Linda Matthews talks about the issues of violence in schools and why CPS won't do anything about it. Finally Willie breaks down the future of the Democrat Party after the redistricting is done.

Butler County Sheriff Richard K Jones has a controversial ICE detainee in his jail. Would he release him if ordered to by the Governor? Willie talks with Sheriff Jones on this and more.

The President is talking about sending the national guard to other big cities. It's worked in DC so why not in places like Chicago and Cincinnati? Democrats in Cincinnati are talking about paying criminals not to commit crimes and even offering them trips? Willie talks to talk Todd Sheets on the economy and more. Crime is out of control in the big cities. Places like Cincinnati are 200 cops short and Chicago is 800 cops short. Ken Blackwell is on to talk about this. Natasha Zouves from NewsNation wraps up the show.

Willie talks with Liz Keating about her bid to get back to Cincinnati Council. Also Natasha Zouves discusses medical experiments the government is conducting on it's citizens. Finally Willie breaks down why the Bengals won't pay for it's legends to return for the Ring of Honor game.