ATLANTA – The Red State Gathering picks back up today with its live streaming video, as four more presidential hopefuls make their case to nearly 1,000 conservative activists. The first to make his way to the stage will be Mike Huckabee at 9 am ET. Ted Cruz has the 11:30 slot before lunch, Jeb Bush is scheduled for 1:30, and Scott Walker closes out the formal schedule at 4:30. The venue then shifts to the College Football Hall of Fame, where Donald Trump had been scheduled to speak, but now Megyn Kelly has been invited in his place. (Note: I do not believe the live feed will be operating from CFHOF.)

Besides the presidential candidates, there are other events on the schedule worth pointing out. Arthur Brooks of the American Enterprise Institute will make a short appearance at 10:15. Guy Benson and Alex Smith will discuss ways to bring millennials into the conservative movement and Republican Party at 2:30. At 3:15, Kristina Ribali and Brad Jackson will talk about different strategies to get government out of crisis management for families by building a coalition of private community groups to take over that role.

The best event on the schedule outside of the presidential contenders, though, will be Kelvin Cochran’s address to RSG15. Until a few months ago, Kelvin Cochran was the fire chief for Atlanta, and had been the national fire chief in the Obama administration. Cochran wrote a book of Christian Bible study for men, on his own time, and after clearing it with the city’s ethics official. When Cochran made reference to homosexuality as a temptation men face, the former Obama administration official found himself out of a job — even though the city found no evidence at all that Cochran had ever discriminated against anyone. Kristin Waggoner of Alliance Defending Freedom, which represents Cochran in this case, will introduce Cochran at 2 pm. Cochran is an amazing speaker, and it will be must-watch video.