9AM: Bob started off the hour talking about the global sell-off this morning, even after the bailout bill passed. Where do we stand now, and are things ever going to turn around? After that, another discussion on bicycle safety, since more and more accidents are occurring on Minnesota roads.

10AM: More discussion on bicycle safety for 30 minutes, then former Senator Rod Grams joined Bob to talk about the purposed increase to the Minnesota sales tax that for "outdoor and arts" projects, and how it would create a slush fund for special interests to receive funding for pet projects with no accountability. For more information you can go to nosalestaxincrease.org.

11AM: Are protestors that studied terrorist tactics like firebombing actual terrorists? Some people want to charge such protestors under federal laws that apply to terrorists, and Bob talked to the callers about if that is fair or not. Do people treat these protestors differently because they are white? What would happen if they had been Muslim instead? After that Bob played two recent  funny audio clips of kids being organized to sing songs about Obama, the great leader.

9AM: Its the VP debate debrief with Bob Davis and your calls. An hours with of analysis on who won, who lost, what was good, what was bad, and what opportunities did the candidates miss? Plus Bob talked about the difference in watching the debate in HD, how much he hates all the bells and whistles on the CNN broadcast and much more.

10AM: Ken Timmerman from Newsmax.com came on to discuss this piece he wrote about how many of Obama's campaign contributions may not be legal and may be coming from donors outside of the US and how the money is coming in in secret. After that, a quick bailout bill update and finally 5 Eyewitness News political reporter Tom Hauser came on to talk about the new Survey USA/KSTP poll that shows John McCain leading Obama in Minnesota by one point and Norm Coleman leading by 10 points.

11AM: Tom Hauser's report on the Senate race lead to a discuss during the third hour about third party candidates and if you can have a viable third part in the US. A couple of callers talked about how the system in many European countries allow for more then 2 parties and if that would work here. Then Patrick Reusse joins Bob to talk about the Vikings game this weekend.

9AM: Bailout banaza. All the lastest news about the bailout and what people can do to stop this in its tracks. Lots of calls from concerned people trying to figure all of this out and lots of talk about if the bill should be passed or not.

10AM: More talk about the bailout for the first half hour, then Bob previewed tonight VP debate and talked about the stories on moderator Gwen Ifill's book about Obama and the problems with bias in the media. Bob discussed how he didn't think people in the major media should be invovled with political causes.

11AM: Medica is implementing "health coaches" that will call you at home and tell you how to live your life. This lead to a bunch of stories from callers about funny incidents they've had going to the doctor, including a woman who's kid ratted her out for smoking and another call where a woman talked about when you could you smoke in hospitals.

9AM: Dave Thompson in for Bob Davis. Dave talked about the latest news in on the bailout story and how John McCain should have said he was against the bailout if he wanted to win in November

10AM: Dave talked about how Sarah Palin might end up hurting the McCain campaign more then she helps, which lead to an hour of phone calls on the selection of Sarah Palin

11AM: Patrick Reusse stops by to talk about the Twins season and the Vikings chances for the rest of the season.

9AM: This Star Tribune Story about a sharp rise in injuries for people riding bicycle injuries lead to another discussion about bike riders and how they drive Bob nuts. Bob also talked about the safe way to ride a bike in the city in case you are one of the new people taking it up.

10AM: Economist Brian Wesbury was back to talk about the bailout bill being voted down in Congress last night. Brian gives a great explaination of what the problem is and how we got where we are, and said that now it the time to buy as many stocks are undervalued. The Bob played the audio from Nancy Pelosi's statement on the floor yesterday attacking George Bush, which may have lead to the bill being voted down.

11AM: More coverage of the bailout bill and the latest news on the economy. Plus Bob explains why he thinks the bailout should not be passed and talks about how he feels the Baby Boomers need to own up to their mistakes so that the younger generations are not burdened with this debt