Jack and Ben talk to Rep. Branden Petersen and Nascar Kelly about the end of the legislative session, Minnesota's U.S. Senate race, handling critics when they become bullies, and heartfelt goodbyes at the end of Chapter One for the Late Debate.

Jack and Ben tell guests Andy Aplikoswki and Michael Wilson why they quit from their radio station. Also, Amy Klobuchar on Facebook passwords, Ron Paul at the Republican state convention, celebrities threating to leave the country, Obama supporting same-sex marraige, the Vikings stadium conference committee "meeting", Michele Bachmann's Swiss citizenship, and hard hits in football and hockey.

Jack, Ben, and guest Erin Haust watch the Minnesota Senate debate the Vikings stadium bill while talking about Dick Lugar, the Wisconsin recall primary, Greek Nazis, and Minnesota's U.S. Senate Race. Warning: There's not much of it, but there is swearing.

Jack Tomczak makes his triumphant return to the Late Debate the same night the Late Debate is no longer airing on broadcast radio. Jack and Ben converse in their secret undisclosed bunker about the House Vikings stadium vote, the Senate bonding bill vote, superhero movies, and more. Warning: some explicit language.

Ben, guest host Andy Aplikowski, and a roundtable of Michael Wilson, Walter Hudson, Timothy McShane, and Leana Linder discuss the end of the legislative session, the Vikings stadium bill, racetracks, Native American gaming, the Republican state convention, and more.

Ben and Guest Host Bridget Sutton with a roundtable of Dianna Eyeball, Larry Colson, Vaughn Juares, and Bridget Smith start with Vikings stadium talk. Then Sarah Janecek calls in to discuss the Amy Senser case. Also, fathers' rights, U.S. Senate races, the Republican state convention, and politically advantageous surnames.

Ben and Guest House Rep Branden Petersen talk to Rep Keith Downey about the end of the legislative session, the Taxes Omnibus Bill, the Vikings stadium bills, bonding bills, the Kurt Bills campaign, running for State Senate, and organizing for the 2012 election.

Ben and Guest Host Joe Arwood talk to Ron Paul Minnesota Campaign Chair Marianne Stebbins on the future of the liberty movement in Minnesota without Ron Paul. Also, a roofless Vikings stadium, a taxes omnibus bill, and door-knocking campaigns.

With the legislative session dragging into may without a bonding bill, a tax omnibus bill, or a resolution to the Vikings stadium fight, Ben and Guest Host Brad Carlson talk to State Sen. John Howe, Dr. John Spry, and State Rep. Branden Petersen about the final days of negotiations.

Ben and guest host Jack Rogers talk about the MnGOP, the party's BPOUs, and the future of organizing conservatives in a roundtable with Tim Price, Joe Salmon, Brad Johnson, and David Seitz.