Our final show... OF THE YEAR! In local news, the biggest story is the official announcement of Marie Feagins running for Shelby County Mayor. We discuss if she, as a democrat, will have enough crossover votes from Republicans and surprise everyone to become Madame Mayor, and why she might have a real shot.

Also on the show: President Trump announces the Patriot Games for July 4th, Gov. Bill Lee pardons Jelly Roll, syndicated columnist Ron Hart joins to talk about Trump's plaques on the Wall of Fame, and WVNN host Dale Jackson hangs for a while too.

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A Presidential address to the nation is scheduled for Wednesday night, and the speculations, rumors, and buzz indicated that Trump will announce war against Venezuela. This follows weeks of drug boat strikes, Maduro dancing for peace, and Trump accusing them of stealing U.S. oil.

Also on the show: Memphis City Council finally approved the 2% pay increase to the Memphis Fire Department, Nick Reiner was reportedly wearing a suicide vest in his first court appearance, and we pay homage to Buck Rogers himself, Gil Gerard.

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Two weeks after the Memphis City Council rejected MFD's two percent pay increase, the council will gather to discuss it again. Normally, that wouldn't be major news. HOWEVER, this is also two weeks after Yolanda Cooper-Sutton said MFD has been "raping the city".

Also on the show: Rob Reiner's son Nick Reiner has been charged with two counts of first-degree murder, actor James Woods speaks on those berating Reiner for political beliefs, and we play two rounds of Impossible Trivia Tuesday.

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Over the weekend, there was a mass shooting both in Rhode Island and Australia, legendary Hollywood director Rob Reiner and his wife were found murdered in their home and the prime suspect is their son, and Donald Trump made himself look horrible with one post. We break it all down.

Also on the show: Erika Kirk is putting herself on front street by taking on a CBS town hall addressing her husband's assassination just months after it happened, Liberty Park is not really a development, and we list off things that people over 45 are too old to do.

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It used to be Man Of The Year, then TIME changed it to Person. In 2025, it's not even that as the "Person Of The Year" is AI Architects. We think it's a cop out because it probably belonged to Donald Trump again, if we're being honest. Today's QOTW: Who should have won it, NOT NAMED Trump?

Also on the show: ATL Falcons running back Bijan Robinson issued an apology for referencing a game we all grew up playing in the backyard, WVNN's Dale Jackson joins the show to talk about electric vehicles, and syndicated columnist Ron Hart also weighed in on the TIME "Person Of the Year".

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"Not enough honkies in the clank!" That basically sums up Mayor Lee Harris' latest insinuation that the Memphis Safe Task Force has a racist agenda for not arresting enough white people and instead arresting mainly minorities, in a minority-majority city. We break down his full statement and Memphians' reaction to them.

Also on the show: Mama Kamala Harris is coming to the Bluff City next month, Memphis Tigers introduced new head coach Charles Huff, Wanda Halbert is on yet another "Wanda Watch", and Jake has a conversation with Rep. David Kustoff over the latest political buzz word: affordability.

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Best believe if Jake berated an officer and called him a white supremacist racist and a SOB, all released on camera, consequences would follow. For elected officials, like Tami Sawyer, her outburst from back in the fall will result in no criminal charges. Okay fine, but if it were anyone else, they would at least get fired. Why not Tami?

Also on the show: we discuss the decreasing gas prices across the country, the war on Christmas and why Santa was assualted in Tennessee, the worst rapper ever performing for Jasmine Crockett's Senate campaign, and two rounds of Impossible Memphis Trivia.

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Clogged toilets, bug infestation, and pepper spray abuse are just a few of the things revealed to the Daily Memphian regarding the conditions at 201 Poplar. County Mayor Lee Harris has been vocal about not wanting the jails ran by Sherriff Floyd Bonner, and Bonner wants a new jail to be built. Should we feel bad for the conditions for criminals and pay for a new facility, or should we look the other way cause "they had it coming"?

Also on the show: Charles Huff is the new head coach of Memphis Tiger football, Notre Dame is picking up their ball and going home after not being selected for the College Football Playoffs, and Jasmine Crockett is running for Senate with an interesting first campaign video.

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