During "The Quickie," Stanley Fritz will explain how the electoral college works and why Donald Trump won the election even though Hillary Clinton won the popular vote.

Hillary Clinton was defeated in one of the biggest presidential upsets in history. As a result, the reality of a Trump presidency has ignited fear in millions of people and protests across the country.

This Sunday, the LYVBH team will have a roundtable discussion about Donald Trump's shocking win, how/why this happened, and what this means for our country. We will also discuss the silver lining from the 2016 election outcome, featuring guest commentator:

Chad R. MacDonald

On this Episode of Let Your Voice Be Heard, The gang talked about the rift in the Republican Party, debated whether Obamacare was on its last legs, and broke down the National Guard Bonus Candal.

On this Episode of Let Your Voice Be Heard, The gang talked about the rift in the Republican Party, debated whether Obamacare was on its last legs, and broke down the National Guard Bonus Candal.

the team talks about everything from the North Dakota Pipeline Protest to the Bundy Ranch case dismissal

Donald Trump’s unprecedented presidential campaign has catapulted a deep divide in the Republican Party between his supporters and the establishment. The civil war within the GOP may also hurt the Party’s chance of retaining control of the House.

On Sunday, Selena Hill, Stanley Fritz and Ilyssa Fuchs, Esq. discussed the growing rift in the GOP, how rank-and-file Republicans have reacted to Trump’s campaign and behavior, and what will happen to the GOP after the election, with special guest: John Burnett, a Republican strategist, entrepreneur and former candidate for New York City comptroller

After years of going to battle with the Republican Party, President Obama's signature healthcare law, the Affordable Care Act, is facing its biggest opponent, rising premium rates. With fewer health insurers in the directory, 22% of Obamacare users can expect to see an increase in their rate. During our live show, we discussed the ACA and questioned whether this will be the final blow to the Affordable Care Act.

After years of going to battle with the Republican Party, President Obama's signature healthcare law, the Affordable Care Act, is facing its biggest opponent, rising premium rates. With fewer health insurers in the directory, 22% of Obamacare users can expect to see an increase in their rate. During our live show, we discussed the ACA and questioned whether this will be the final blow to the Affordable Care Act.

During "The Quickie," Ilyssa Fuchs, Esq. explained why veterans from the California National Guard were being ordered to return bonuses they received years ago.

During “The Quickie,” Stanley Fritz shared his personal thoughts on the recent police shooting of Deborah Danner, an elderly woman who suffered from schizophrenia in the Bronx. He also shared his reaction to NYC Mayor Bill De Blasio’s response to Danner’s death and why he thinks the problem of police shootings is rooted in a lack of accountability.