Justice & Drew

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.

Jon talks about his 180 on the solar eclipse then welcomed in friend of the show and Monday guest Andrew Langer to chat about free speech, growing anti-American sentiments in different parts of the country and much more.

Producer Robbie is in for Jon as we listen back to a couple of recent interviews Jon has done to open the program. First up is Representative Harry Niska on religious freedoms, the next is comedian Jeff Dye.

Robbie's Rundown includes stories on the Apple River stabbings, the solar eclipse is coming on Monday and Grand Old Day makes its return to St. Paul after a triumphant return in 2023. Max Rymer joins midway through the hour to give his thoughts on the Apple River tragedy plus he and Robbie discuss swing states in play for the 2024 presidential election.

Max Rymer continues in studio with Robbie as they welcome Representative Tom Emmer (R-MN) on to discuss the Firearm Due Process Protection Act he is pushing plus the ongoing struggle at our southern border. Producer Brett takes on Max in round two of our trivial pursuit competition.

Producer Robbie is in for Jon Justice and opens the show talking about the Apple River stabbing trial taking place in St. Croix county. We hear back to interviews Jon did with Senator Ron Johnson (R-WI) and Art Del Cueto of the National Border Council as well.

Robbie's Rundown has stories on the Apple River stabbings, the rideshare controversy approaching its conclusion, sports betting is on the horizon in the state and much more. We also take a listen back to a recent visit from Jason Lewis with the show.

Former mayor of Lexington Mike Murphy joins us in studio to chat about the upcoming in state races, the Apple River stabbings and much more. Producer Brett goes up against Mike in a Trivial Pursuit style competition to close out today's show.

Jon rips a Star Tribune article criticizing Tom Emmer for his takes on the latest Biden holiday controversies, then we talk about another Star Tribune article that discusses illegal immigration.

The rundown includes the top stories of the day including more delegates awarded to the two frontrunners, a gun is found at one local high school and cicadas are coming to the States in droves this summer. Rob Doar from the MN Gun Owners Caucus joins us for his usual Wednesday appearance from the state Capitol.

State representative Matt Bliss joins us to open the hour talking about land being potentially returned to tribes in several areas of the state then we chat with Liz Collin from Alpha News on what she’s working on as we play your talkbacks all morning long.

Jon shares some audio of the President at Easter celebrations and chats with conservative online opinionator AK Kamara on the transgender day of visibility, the rideshare drama in the Cities and much more.

The rundown includes the top stories of the day including an update to the latest standoff in Burnsville, Trump posts the requisite bond in his New York fraud case and Waconia makes a decision on an ordinance that leaves people scratching their heads. State representative Walter Hudson joins us as well for a lengthy conversation on what’s going on in session down at the state legislature.

Jon discusses students walking out of classes where certain things are taught then we take some reaction from you via talkback and the phones as we wrap up a Tuesday show with a ton of different opinions.

Jon open today’s post Easter show talking about Biden’s celebration of the trans day of visibility then chats about it amongst several topics with our DC correspondent Andrew Langer.

The rundown includes the top stories of the day including two standoffs in different suburbs over the weekend, burgers are a hit with the former President and Lizzo says “I quit” in a social media post that has Jon wondering if she brought this controversy on herself.