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Former Gov. Edwin Washington Edwards joins the show for the first full hour. Edwards talks with Jim about David Duke, his former campaigns, the Presidential election and other topics.
Tom Aswell of the Louisiana Voice and Professor Robert Mann of LSU Manship School of Mass Communication join the show in the second hour. Aswell and Mann discuss the presidential election and touch on the Senate race.
CNN's National Security analyst and author of United States of Jihad, discusses terrorism and the two Presidential candidates' views on the issue.
John Wirt talks music, festivals and concerts on the 50th anniversary of Jim Morrison's, "Light My Fire."
Handwerk is the Executive Director of the LA Democratic Party. Handwerk talks about LA delegation, the convention in Philadelphia and the Senate race.
In his book Armageddon, bestselling author and political strategist Dick Morris provides a "game plan" to take back the White House, and America.
The two judges are retired but both are still active in the community. Downing and White join the show to discuss many issues relating to The Constitution, race relations and military.
Political consultant Trey Ourso is a Democrat backing Hillary Clinton. Ourso discusses the Presidential race and compares Clinton to Trump.
Whilst serving as a seaman at the age of nineteen, Brinkley-Rogers met Kaji Yukiko, an older Japanese woman, on the run from her boyfriend. Brinkley-Rogers, now in his seventies, re-reads Yukiko's letters and finally recognizes her as the love of his life, in the book, "Please Enjoy Your Happiness."
Attorney Eric Guirard and Tiffany Dickerson join the show to talk about Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump. Both guests share some of their personal experiences in relation to the two candidates.
Ken Ellis is the chaplain for both Southern and LSU's football team. Ellis comments on the recent events in Baton Rouge and explains how he handles being chaplain for both teams in the Baton Rouge community.
Melinda Deslatte is an Associated Press reporter who is covering Louisiana politics. Deslatte talks about the candidates running for Senate.
Kopplin broke a story about Damarcus Alexander, the cousin of slain officer Montrell Jackson. Kopplin also is apart of an organization to re-launch campaign to repeal Louisiana's Creationism Law.
John Geiger is a bouncer at the Crazy Horse Cabaret in Port Allen. The governor signed legislation raising the dancers' minimum age from 18, that bill went into effect August 1. Geiger gives his opinion on the new law.
Stonecipher is a pollster from Shreveport, LA. He joins the show and talks the accuracy of polling, voter turnouts, election of 2016 and the Senate race. Stonecipher also remembers Jim Leslie's murder 40 years ago.
Taylor is the editor of The Renaissance website and magazine. He is referred to as a white-supremacist in support of Donald Trump. Taylor elaborates on his support in the 2016 Presidential Election.
Ted Rall's book about Donald Trump, Trump: A Graphic Biography explores the little-known episodes that helped form the man who shocked the U.S. media by launching the hostile takeover of the Republican Party. He talks about Trump's cartoonish mannerisms and feels that Trump will win the election.
The Chairman of LA GOP joins the show in the beginning of the second hour to analyze both conventions over the past two weeks. Villere projects Trump to win the state and the country.
Former Communications Director for the LA Democratic Party, Nelson joins the show in the final hour to talk about the Democratic Convention in comparison to the Republican Convention.
