In this episode, Jesse & Andrew discuss the fate of Jamal Khashoggi, the Washington Post writer that went missing. U.S. Border Patrol has also banned some Canadians who admit to using marijuana, and a man at a Trump rally was removed & arrested for yelling "Dad!" repeatedly.

Rod Rosenstein comments about wire tapping President Trump, a new law in California requires more women to have board seats in public companies, and a bus driver in India was suspended for letting a monkey drive for 30 minutes.

Discussion with Bill Cosby's prosecutor, Kristen Gibbons Feden. Cosby was recently sentenced to 3-10 years in prison after being convicted on three counts of sexual assault.

The Kavanaugh Saga continues, Paul Manafort strikes a plea deal with Robert Mueller, and Willy Wonka is stealing cars and ATM's!

A bombshell accusation has come out against Brett Kavanaugh, Colin Kaepernick files a collusion lawsuit against the NFL, and there are crack pipe dispensaries on Long Island!

In a big week of legal news, Trump comrades, Michael Cohen and Paul Manafort take a plea deal and are convicted respectively. A raccoon is also set on fire in Florida.

Omarosa tapes come out showing her firing and more. A candidate in Florida faked her college diploma. A man is pulled over while “drinking and parking”.

Ohio State Coach Urban Meyer has been put on a leave of absence after allegations of failing to report domestic abuse. Alex Jones is also removed from a bunch of different social platforms. Plus, a Florida man walks into a liquor store with…..an alligator.

Jesse and Andrew discuss the legal implications of individuals manufacturing guns through 3D plastic printers and whether you have an obligation to report co-worker’s crimes that are unrelated to the job. They also discuss a NJ Superintendent who was forced to resign after defecating on the school’s football field.

Andrew and Jesse discuss the legal implications of the Trump/Michael Cohen tape regarding the Karen McDougal payment and whether there was any violation of attorney/client privilege. They also discuss new regulation in New York City on companies like Airbnb which will have a big impact on current users who rent out their apartments.