Chad Hartman

Major Garrett of CBS News joins with talk about some of the absurdities in politics this week, specifically comments from Joe Biden and Donald Trump.

Chad opens the hour responding to listener comments reacting to the previous hour's conversation about the shooting of Davis Moturi and lack of action from MPD. Later, Chad laments the loss of summer amidst today's disgusting weather and we jump around several topics with Jason DeRusha.

Jason DeRusha joins the show and we dig into several controversies including some words today from Mark Cuban, America's favorite sandwiches, petitioning for extra days off from school and more.

The snow is falling outside and Chad's already had enough of it. He's done.

We kickoff the hour with Wolves talk and other nonsense with Jim Petersen before Chad jumps back into the conversation about MPD and outrage from members of the public over a lack of action that could have prevented the shooting of Davis Moturi.

MPD is still taking heat from the public over the shooting of Davis Moturi by his neighbor and the lack of action from police to prevent the incident. Chad talks about the community outrage and has a heated debate with a caller.

Timberwolves analyst Jim Petersen joins Chad with plenty on what he sees from the club through the first few games of the season along with some tips from the kitchen on how to cook up great French toast, tuna salad and more!

Chad opens the Halloween show calling for instituting some standards for the holiday, specifically for trick-or-treating. Later, we ask which of our presidential candidates would be better for the show if they win.

It's not about America, it's out us. Between Harris and Trump, which would be better for the show if they win the White House?

Chad calls for the banishment of large candy bars and anyone over 14 trick-or-treating on Halloween. It's time to bring back standards!

Tom Hauser of KSTP-TV joins for two segments of political talk and what polling says about the plans of Minnesota voters next week. Plus, Chad dives into the story of a lawsuit involving allegations of 'wrongful conception.'

A man had a vasectomy, was told it was a success, his wife ended up pregnant four years later, and it turns out the post-vasectomy results were misread and the procedure didn't actually work. The couple is suing the doctors for damages related to the cost of raising the child and income they will be losing. Where do you stand?

Political reporter Tom Hauser of KSTP-TV joins to talk about the latest news of the presidential race and what the final KSTP/Survey USA polls say about the state of the race in Minnesota.

We begin the hour with Brian Belski of BMO Capital Markets joining Chad to focus on the economy. Later, we get into some of the big sports action from last night and Susie Jones eventually shows up for us to test out her homemade chili.

Susie Jones brought in some homemade chili for Chad and Dave. We all agree it's pretty good, but something is missing.

Brian Belski of BMO Capital Markets joins Chad with talk about continued strength of the American economy and how the policies of our Harris and Trump may impact things after the election.

How big of a mistake was it when Joe Biden referred to Trump supporters as 'garbage' last night? Chad opens the show talking about Biden's latest foolish gaffe before getting to our usual Wednesday fun with Rena Sarigianopoulos.

We were very surprised to hear how much our friend Rena Sarigianopoulos from KARE-11 and her entire neighborhood are completely nuts about Halloween!

President Biden is taking heat after referring to Trump supporters as 'garbage' last night. It was a bad moment from a President who's had plenty of them...but does it impact the race in any way?

Friend and former St. Cloud PD Chief Blair Anderson joins Chad at the top of the hour with harsh criticism of MPD and Chief Brian O'Hara over their handling and failing to intervene earlier with John Sawchak before he shot his neighbor Davis Moturi last week. Later, Susie Jones explains the news that a man wanted for two recent shootings in Minneapolis is the same man who was shot by St. Paul police in an incident last night.