Justice & Drew

Jon breaks down the protests erupting around the US and the chaos erupting around the world before AK Kamara joins in studio midway through our first hour for his Tuesday chat.

The rundown includes stories on the aforementioned protests, a concert event will get an encore and a key week arrives in the Ricky Cobb case. State representative Walter Hudson joins us for the second half of the hour to give us the latest from the legislature.

Jon discusses a story about the least stressful times of the day and talks Michael Osterholm and the latest nonsense he’s peddling as we play your talkbacks all morning long.

Jon opines on the latest escalation of conflict in Israel, Biden’s comments on the situation then welcomes in our DC correspondent Andrew Langer to the show for a lengthy conversation on said conflict and much more.

Jon discusses distracted driving in the state and new laws implemented that do not have fines to match, then we welcome in James Dickey from the Upper Midwest Law Center for an extensive and informative conversation.

The rundown returns and is back with stories on Trump’s criminal trial in New York, police pickups will be targeting a new kind of driver in Minnesota and oil prices are expected to rise one again due to the aforementioned conflict overseas.

Jon Justice discusses OJ passing, the trial, and the delay on the Uber bill potentially happening.

Jon is joined by tax expert Dan Pilla to answer all your tax questions.

Jon continues with Dan Pilla and reviews Civil War.

Jon talks about the latest city clowncil decision and is joined by Antonio Ciaccia.

Jon Justice is back with a Shelia Jackson update, info on the Minnetonka incident, and more.

Jon wraps the show with Uber talk and is joined by John Phelan.

Jon Justice is back discussing the Arizona ruling, squatters, and the suggestion that the moon is gas.

Jon is joined by Rob Doar as he plays questionable audio from our President.

Jon wraps the show with Liz Collin in studio for the whole hour!

Jon talks about Monday’s eclipse and the coverage surrounding it being a breath of fresh air then welcomes in conservative online opinionator AK Kamara for his weekly chat.

The rundown includes stories on copper theft in St. Paul continuing to be a problem, tornado sirens will be prevalent this week and the sports betting bills continue to hit road blocks in the legislature. Walter Hudson joins us for the second half of the hour to talk about the latest that’s going on as the session winds down in St. Paul.

Walter Hudson stays for a bonus segment to chat about the sports betting bill being debated at the state capitol then dives into a bee controversy and No Mow May in Mankato as we play your talkbacks all morning long.

Jon discusses students opting out of a LGBTQ course in Osseo as we take your calls and play your talkbacks all morning long on this and several other topics.

The rundown includes stories on the Golden Valley arson, a Southwest Flight runs into major engine issues and if you have bought groceries at Walmart, they may have rebates for you.