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Today on the show... Politics makes for strange bedfellows as we find ourselves steadfastly agreeing with Kim Kardashian and Kanye West, Cohen pleads the fifth, and truck drivers work together to save a man's life.

Today on the show: After insisting he isn't a hero for disarming the Waffle House shooter, James Shaw continues to prove himself wrong by raising tens of thousands of dollars for victims of the shooting. We discuss what a massive pain it is to do ANYTHING digital after the Facebook data privacy issues thanks to all kinds of new multi-factor authentications and TOS updates. The new Stormy Daniels movie is out. Amazon will deliver to your car. And we have the FINAL word on the Pizza Hut Vs. Domino’s debate.

Today on the show: We discuss the transcendental experience of seeing Jerry Seinfeld in Las Vegas, new uniforms at Walmart, why Starbucks bias training isn't good enough for the co-president of The Women's March, one of America's favorite actors has started the "Stop Sucking" campaign, and we discuss why dogs are awesome.

Today on the show, AD is on his way back from seeing Jerry Seinfeld in Fabulous Las Vegas, so we revisited his conversation with writer, comedian, host, and entrepreneur Spike Feresten. We talk about writing classic episodes of Seinfeld, his new projects, and how his self-possessed attitude led him down the road less traveled to huge success.

Today on the show: Alex Jones is being sued by Sandy Hook parents, President Trump files for an extension, plus Starbucks closes for racial bias training. Also, we look at songs from our past that have been deemed offensive by today's "woke" standards, and we wonder why some truly offensive songs still get played on the radio every day.

Today on the show we take a look at the life of Barbara Bush and we learn a lesson from her about living in the moment. We discuss the age at which you get old and the telltale signs that it's happening to you. Also, if you think more money will make life easier, there's now conclusive proof that it won't.

Today is tax day, we discuss how many of us think we're paying too much in taxes compared to what we get out of it (hint... it's A LOT)!Priests are now performing exorcisms over the phone, and we discuss illegal baby names.

Today on the show: we discuss how the Comey book seems to be little more than a tabloid money grab. We pay tribute to the work of the great Art Bell and we talk about how Starbucks apologized for having two black men arrested for the crime of... waiting for their friends.

San Diego artist on the rise Dorothy talks about coming to America from Budapest as a baby, setting goals, chasing dreams, and how Linda Perry + quitting drinking lead to a more open and honest album.

Today on the show, Paul Ryan announced his retirement... which raises a bunch of questions, the most interesting of which is: "Where did a 48 year old public servant with 3 kids get the cash to retire early?" Your chances of getting audited this tax season are WAY lower than they have been in the past. Travis, who's been through an audit, explains why that's a very good thing.

Today on the show: Mark Zuckerberg testifies before Congress and it basically amounts to a bunch of old farts asking what the internet is. Travis Golightly discusses sailing around the world, Bill Cosby is attacked by a topless woman, and Necco Wafers...the most disgusting candy ever... are experiencing a HUGE surge in popularity.

Today on the show: The FBI raids the office of Donald Trump's personal lawyer, Michael Cohen. We discuss what they were after and whether or not this was some kind of witch hunt. We discuss giving to charity, and we ask why does Chris Brown have a career when Harvey Weinstein does not? In a surprisingly thought provoking manner, David Schwimmer... yup, Ross from Friends... weighs in on the idea of sexual misconduct and the #MeToo movement.

Today on the show: medical marijuana. Has it already made a significant dent in America's opioid problem? We discuss what makes a good massage and why Travis has only ever had one in his life. Molly Ringwald has issues with some of her most famous movies in the #MeToo era.

Today on the show: Hog farmers are stressing about retaliatory tariffs on American products after Trump's steel and aluminum tariffs. Mike Lindell, the MyPillow guy, teaches us a small lesson about respect. Stormy Daniels' lawyer says she can describe Donald's Trump in great detail. Thin crust or deep dish? The debate rages on National Deep Dish Pizza Day.

Today on the show, we discuss what motivated the YouTube shooter and how the new digital business models that have been established by Google and Facebook lead to massive amounts of risk for entrepreneurs in the digital age. A shockingly high number of Americans would be willing to trade their right to vote for a tiny raise, and Larry King wants to do away with the second amendment.

Today on the show, Donald Trump Jr. deals with his divorce by posting gym selfies and updating his "me stuff" folder on Instagram with pics of his new haircut. We discuss America's favorite comfort foods and Jon Bon Jovi excuses his opening band from class.

Today on the show, is a children's dental practice blackmailing parents? Kind of. Travis considers an addiction drug as part of his diet, Burger King pulled a delicious April fools prank, and a white supremacist is in jail after having an affair with his mother in law.

Today on the show George Bush, Bill Clinton, and Jimmy Carter were all in attendance at the funeral of former Georgia Governor and Senator Zell Miller... and the reason why was inspiring stuff. Wal-Mart bows to conservative anti-porn group and removes... Cosmo Magazine from it's check out lines?! It's MLB Opening Day! What's the most expensive team to be a fan of? Donald Trump Jr. and Aubrey O'Day allegedly planned to do something unthinkable during their affair.

As world leaders threaten each other with physical violence in the press and on social media, children are marching in the street begging for peace. It makes us look to the lessons we learned from Fred Rogers and Jim Henson as children, and it makes us feel as though we might need a refresher course. A Texas politician wants to charge men $100 every time they fail to master their domain, and your kid's rubber duckie might be poisonous.

Today on the show: Joe Biden and Donald Trump threaten each other with senior citizen fisticuffs, a religious zealot crashes her car to teach children about God, and we ponder giving the terminally ill access to non FDA approved treatments