Josh and David discuss attempts to repeal the overtime tax repeal, the implications, and the ongoing debate over education funding and private school tax breaks.

Then, Rev. Dr. Randy Kelley, the chair of the Alabama Democratic Party, joins the show to share his viewpoints and respond to former Alabama Sen. Doug Jones, who last week on the show called for the leadership of the Alabama Democratic Party to be replaced. Kelley discusses the dynamics within the Alabama Democratic Party, the historical context of the party, the impact of racism on voting patterns, and the challenges posed by gerrymandering.

Finally, David and Josh discuss the challenges faced by the Democratic Party, particularly regarding race and electability. Plus, this week's Rightwing Nut of the Week.

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