The NBA has recently seen incidents of egregious fan misbehavior toward players:  spitting, throwing water bottles, and dumping popcorn.  These events pose dangers for fans and players alike.  This podcast focuses on ways that the NBA can prevent these acts and protect players and fans.

In the Podcast, I mention the "Malice at the Palace" and stabbing of Monica Seles.  Videos of these events are below:

Malice at the Palace:  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gcJg9z93z1Q&t=252s

It is called "Malice at the Palace" because the basketball took place at the Detroit Pistons arena called "The Palace at Arbor Hills."

Stabbing of Monica Seles:  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i-L-ZUac0Z4&t=102s

This episode discusses the Antisemitic attacks in the United States, draws a connection to the increasing violence in the U.S., and offers the perspective of a Jewish supporter of President Trump.

I describe the legislation in Georgia concerning voting.  I address two flaws in the bill.  I also disprove the argument from President Joe Biden that it is "Jim Crow in the 21st Century."

This episode discusses term limits for Congresspersons and Senators.  It outlines the advantages which incumbents have in elections.  It then addresses the advantages which term limits would bring.

This episode responds to the Democrats' impeachment arguments and demonstrates that President Trump did not incite the Capitol Hill Riots.

This episode proposes a new format for Presidential and Primary Debates that would make the debates more informative for voters, eliminate moderator bias, and ensure equal speaking time for each candidate.

This podcast explains the Nuclear Option in the United States Senate.  It discusses the mechanics of the Nuclear Option, how it worked in the past, and how it will apply in the Senate vote on Judge Amy Coney Barrett to sit as a Justice on the U.S. Supreme Court.

Discussion of Legal Challenges regarding the 2020 Census:

(1) Presidential Memorandum regarding Apportionment

(2) Revised Ending Date to Field Data Collection for the 2020 Census

Topics:

1. Virtual National Political Conventions

2. Coronavirus:  The people's role and President Trump's response

3. Violence in American Cities