Playboy, Playboy Hugh Hefner has died at 91.

We'll examine how the Playboy philosophy transformed America.

Then Ariel Davidson's Zo Rachel and his Eminence Paul Bois joined the panel of deplorables

to discuss sex, sex, sex, half-naked lady football players and President Trump's partial

birth abortion ban.

Finally, the mailbag in which I am accused of idolatry and clear up much religious confusion.

I'm Michael Knowles, this is the Michael Knowles Show.

So, Hepha's dead.

Sad day, sad for Hepha and his family.

It wipes out all the NFL news.

So now we have to do a whole show about sex.

And I actually sort of feel bad for Hugh Hefner when I think about this.

This thought occurs to me every time either some liberty dies or a virtuous great man dies.

As you sort of think, Well Hefner probably had a lot of fun in his life.

He probably had one or two fun experiences at least.

And he's dying with his family and friends around him, his 26-year-old wife around him.

And the thing that people are going to say about him is, man, he had a fun life.

He had a good time.

I bet he had a lot of fun.

But when a good man dies, he's surrounded by his wife of 50 years and his memories and

his children and his friends.

And they say he was a good man.

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