The lovely ladies, of the Wine Down, Ep and Ant Bee join the show to discuss a variety of topics including Janet Jackson’s pregnancy, the shooting death of Michael Moore, as well as their thoughts on the first presidential debate. Byron looks at the end of the Big 3 Era for the Miami Heat and Frank wonders out loud why the Senate couldn’t have seen the consequences of the 911 bill from a mile away.

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Orazio Mancarella returns to the show to discuss the Wells Fargo scandal and what the potential fall out means for the banks future. Frank and Byron discuss why all police shootings are not created equal and why Frank doesn’t think too much of Presidential debates. Lastly, Byron examines the Derrick Rose situation and defines what consent really means.

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Frank and Byron reflect on where they were as they remember 9/11 on the 15th anniversary of the tragic event. Byron explores the report that Democratic cities have the highest wage gap and Frank believes North Korea’s nuclear bark is bigger than its bite.

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Another incredible week of stories has taken place and Politically Entertaining has you covered. Byron dives right with an in-depth look at the DOJ findings of the Baltimore City Police Department. Eric Newman joins the show to discuss why insurance is so important and why everyone needs some level of coverage no matter their situation. Lastly, Frank goes on epic rant of the real reason why Colin Kaepernick has ruffled so many feathers by sitting down for the National Anthem.

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Quinon Brooker joins the show to talk about the futility of voting for president if you’re an African American while contrasting the importance of voting in local elections. Byron talks about the greatness of Simone Biles and Frank waxes poetic about Simone Manuel’s victory in 100m freestyle. Lastly, the guys congratulate past guest Lashaundra Holmes Young on appearing on the cover of Redbook magazine.

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Army veteran and entrepreneur Trevian Mathis joins Politically Entertaining to talk the upcoming presidential race, the importance of entrepreneurship, and redefining the boundaries of public speaking. Byron talks about the impact of TPP, Frank weighs in on the Corryn Gaines tragedy in Baltimore, and finally both hosts giver their take on the impact of both the DNC and RNC.

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This week Politically Entertaining welcomes Mobile’s own Dwight Ladd. Dwight brings a great perspective on pursuing his passion for photography as well as his community involvement in light of the recent tragedies involving the police. Frank and Byron weigh in on the Mike Pence VP selection and if it helps Trump or not. Lastly, Byron decides he is rooting against Kevin Durant, but Frank thinks his decision to join the Warriors was good for the NBA.

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Brandon R. Davis joins Politically Entertaining to discuss a variety of social issues, including the often overlooked aspect of over policing, and how it can affect a community just as drastically as a lack of law enforcement. Frank explores the Brexit fallout and Byron weighs in on Jesse William’s speech and the conundrum of being an African American customer with AirBnB.

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In one of the most explosive episodes in Politically Entertaining history Frank and Byron jump in with both feet on the topics of the Orlando shooting and the tragic death of Michael Moore. LaShoundra Young joins the show to share her inspiration and views on fashion and drops a hint about which magazine you should be subscribing to later this summer.

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For the first time in Politically Entertaining history a standing U.S. Senator joins the show. Senator Tim Scott of South Carolina joins the show to discuss his Investments in Opportunities Act and gives a frank commentary on the state of African Americans and their political alliances. Frank and Byron discuss the Presidents visit to Hiroshima and pay tribute to the great Muhammad Ali.