Chad Hartman

What did nobody tell Sheletta Brundidge her kids were off from school today and how can she get her ex husband to bring her on a Valentine's Day date to see DJ Hughley? Those are the topics during Feisty Friday before we continue the fun with some nonsense, including more reaction to a story Sheletta told us about surprising Shawn with some sexy underwear for him to wear on a previous Valentine's Day.

Chad has some fun with a conversation and listener reaction carrying over from our visit with Sheletta Brundidge. Plus, if every February gave us weather like today, are you in?

It's a Feisty Friday and Sheletta Brundidge isn't happy that nobody told her the kids were off from school today when she had plenty of plans already made for herself.

Tom Homan talked about more cooperation between ICE and local leaders, but those same local and state leaders in Minnesota say nothing changed. What's the truth? Chad opens the show with that topic before our weekly visit with Major Garrett of CBS News.

Major Garrett of CBS News joins Chad with excellent insight on the ICE surge drawdown in Minnesota and why President Trump agreed to it. Plus, Major is excellent on the bombshells shared by the Wall Street Journal today about Kristi Noem and Corey Lewandowski.

Tom Homan, in speaking earlier this week about the end of Operation Metro Surge, spoke of agreements made with local and state leaders that allowed the drawdown to happen. We're not hearing the same thing from local leaders, including Hennepin County Sheriff Dawanna Witt, who said today that nothing changed. Chad opens the show with a conversation about that disconnect and what we should believe.

Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey joins Chad at the start of the show to discuss Tom Homan's comments earlier today regarding the end of Operation Metro Surge in Minnesota. Plus, Dan Hayes of The Athletic joins for a great Twins discussion as spring training opens, we discuss a new theory about the secret to happiness and we jump back into the ICE drawdown conversation with Jason DeRusha.

Susie Jones sticks around for a segment of some fun talking about her life before Chad jumps back into the serious stuff with audio from a contentious Senate hearing featuring Minnesota AG Keith Ellison today and a conversation with Jason DeRusha about the announced end to Operation Metro Surge.

Jason DeRusha joins for his usual extended Thursday visit to talk about the complete drawdown on ICE agents in Minnesota and Tom Homan asserting that Operation Metro Surge was an overall success.

Chad plays and reacts to heated audio from a Senate hearing today featuring Senators Ron Johnson and Josh Hawley questioning Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison.

Dan Hayes of The Athletic gives us a preview of what the Twins look like today as spring training begins in Fort Myers. Plus, do you agree with a new survey that says the secret to happiness is simply feeling loved by others?

What's the secret to happiness? Chad discusses a new survey that says feeling loved by others is the secret. Do you agree or have another secret? Right and wrong answers both encouraged.

Dan Hayes, Twins writer for The Athletic, joins Chad with great stuff on the ballclub as spring training opens in Fort Myers today.

Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey joins at the start of the show with reaction to what Tom Homan said today regarding the end of Operation Metro Surge. The topic of ending the surge continues throughout the full hour with discussion about determining if the surge was successful or not.

With Operation Metro Surge coming to an end, can you say it was a success? Chad says absolutely not, and we hear from many listeners with their own opinions.

Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey joins Chad to begin the show reacting the the announced end of Operation Metro Surge and Tom Homan asserting that Minnesota is a safer place due to the work of ICE during the surge.

Do you believe the ICE surge will end soon and what will be the legacy of Operation Metro Surge when we look back on this time a decade from now? That's the topic to open the show before a run of great guests including James Gagliano on the Nancy Guthrie investigation, Dr. Michael Osterholm on a big honor from TIME magazine, Rena Sarigianopoulos sharing stories of inadvertent nudity, State Auditor Julie Blaha on fraud and responsibility and many more topics before the show wraps up.

State Auditor Julie Blaha joins Chad to talk about fraud in Minnesota and the responsibility her office and others in government may have had in letting the problem spread. Later, Chad sees statistics showing the number of people having sex is continuing to decline and wonders what we can do as a society to encourage more folks to get busy between the sheets.

Statistics show that the number of people having sex on a regular basis is dwindling. Chad wants to know how we get those number back up and convince people to once again get busy between the sheets.

State Auditor Julie Blaha responds to criticisms of her and her office from Representative Elliot Engen, who is running for the position, offered up on the show last week. Does her office bear responsibility for the extent of the fraud problem in Minnesota?