In Idaho, a man opened fire, wounding 7 people and killing 3 others, including his girlfriend. A bystander present at the scene returned fire and killed the shooter. This demonstrates that where guns are legal, law-abiding citizens will step up. There was once a time when news anchors were widely trusted, and families regularly gathered together to listen to reports. Fast forward to 2026, and the clear political leanings of news organizations have severely compromised the honesty of journalism. One of the most blatant examples of this dishonesty is the media's coverage of Anthony Fauci and Covid; even though much of what he stated has now been proven wrong, certain outlets stubbornly continue to defend him. Lake Lure Mayor Carol Pritchard joins the program to discuss the current condition of the lake, two years following the devastation caused by Hurricane Helene. A specific news organization claims that golfing, skydiving, and scuba diving are inherently racist. But can a sport itself actually be racist? Nigel Butler joins us on the program to discuss his upcoming film, 'The last Sunday of High School,' which is set to premiere on Apple TV. Shot entirely on location in the Upstate of South Carolina, the movie follows four friends as they gather for one final hangout after graduation before moving on to their futures. Bill and Lonzo talk about a possible Judge Frady show on the CW.
