Chad Hartman

As President Trump's military parade is set to take place tomorrow, we open the show with talk about what we would want for a parade honoring us.

Scott Korzenowski jumps into several topics over the final hour including his problem with the U of M increasing tuition costs again, the latest headlines from President Trump, ABC parting ways with Terry Moran and why he isn't happy with the setup of Oakmont for this week's US Open.

Korzo takes issue with the setup of Oakmont for the US Open this week and says it goes beyond how difficult a course should be.

Scott Korzenowski talks about news of a 6.5% tuition increase at the University of Minnesota and says it's time instead to look at cutting costs, specifically the amount spent on administration.

Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey joins to talk about his executive order that will continue the conditions of the federal consent decree with MPD that was recently pulled by the government and Leili Fatehi of Blunt Strategies speaks about her view that increasing taxes on cannabis products in Minnesota will only serve to hurt retailers and consumers.

Leili Fatehi of Blunt Stretegies joins Korzo to talk about the cannabis industry in Minnesota and why she believes the legislature raising taxes on the product will be bad for consumers and retailers.

Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey joins Scott Korzenowski to talk about his executive order that continues police reform with MPD and why he felt it was needed even with the state agreement still in place.

900 pound of meth is a lot of meth. Scott Korzenowski start with that story and a discussion about some of the wild details before talk about Rep. Betty McCollum and Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth sparring on Capitol Hill. Plus, it seems Southern Baptists are taking aim at overturning legalized gay marriage in America.

Korzo share details of a overwhelming vote from a convention of Southern Baptists that shows the group is ready to take on the legality of gay marriage in America.

Scott Korzenowski is in for Chad today and opens the show talking about the story of a bust that revealed 900 pounds of meth and the other wild details of the story.

Last week, a feud between former besties Donald Trump and the world’s richest man Elon Musk took center stage in the news cycle as they battled tit for tat over federal budget priorities … And just when that began to lower to a simmer, Trump bared arms and egos with another man. California Governor Gavin Newsom. Here's a look at the latest from experts, pundits on both sides of the aisle, and people on the scene. On Deadline is hosted and produced by Lauren Barry and produced by Christy Strawser.

The hour opens with news of the Lurie family making a huge donation to support autism research and Chad's feelings about RFK Jr. dismissing the CDC's entire vaccine committee. Later, we bounce quickly between a few topics during Rapid Fire Radio and Rena Sarigianopoulos of KARE-11 joins the conversation!

Rena Sarigianopoulos joins to talk about loving the TV news business from the moment she started. Does Chad remember when we can watch Rena anchor the news each day on KARE-11? Will Rena share who the biggest jerks have been that she's worked beside during two decades are KARE?

With RFK Jr firing the entire vaccine advisory committee with the CDC, Chad has some things to say about RFK and his history with vaccine skepticism.

We talk politics and the deployment of Marines to the streets of Los Angeles for two segments before Chad lightens the mood with talk about what concerns him as he prepares to share a hotel room with Jim Petersen.

What's the worst part about sharing a room with someone other than your significant other?

Chad speaks about President Trump's decision to call more National Guard troops and Marines to the streets of Los Angeles and a confrontation on Capitol Hill between Rep. Betty McCollum and Sec. of Defense Pete Hegseth over the cost.

Was former State Senator Justin Eichorn unfairly targeted when hit with federal charges for soliciting sex with a minor? Chad opens the hour with that conversation before our weekly fun with Ask Adam Anything.

It's another round of Ask Adam Anything with Adam Carter fielding questions via texts and calls on a variety of topics.

Former State Senator Justin Eichorn says the federal charges against him are unfair and he is being unfairly targeted because of his status as a public official. Chad and Adam Carter discuss the issue and say Eichorn may have a point.