The Weekly Conversation with Kyle

This Thursday on the Conversation A federal judge on Tuesday struck down a 95-year-old California law that had banned handgun ads at gun shops, calling it "unconstitutional on its face" and slamming the state for its "paternalistic" assumption that its residents can't make up their own minds about firearms.  Some good new coming out of California for a change.  Beer is out and water is in at an Anheuser-Busch plant in Georgia. It has halted alcohol production in order to pump out 300,000 cans of clean drinking water for those affected by Hurricane Florence. That motto save water drink beer is going to the wayside my thoughts on this great gesture Budweiser is doing.  A volunteer organization called America’s Cajun Navy says it's sending more than 1,000 people to North Carolina, South Carolina and Virginia ahead of Hurricane Florence. Hopefully they are going to be near the area not in the area until the storm has passed. On "Your World with Neil Cavuto," The Home Depot co-founder Ken Langone denounced the critics of President Donald J. Trump who don't believe he should be the president of the United States.  Finally someone is coming out and saying what need to be said.  Visitors to the 'Phantom Pain' exhibit paid between $7.80 and $15 to pose as a victim of the ISIS executioner Jihadi John. My thoughts on this that makes me sicks.  Workers made an explosive find while remodeling a South Dakota restaurant.  Wow you never know what will happen in life my thoughts on this. Plus a look at the weekend in the Premiere league with Manchester United.  This and much much more so join me for the Conversation your apart of.