Whole lotta Trump Handel goes over!

He first talks about the Buzzfeed News report that Trump told Cohen to lie to Congress.
He then fires back at Pelosi and her foreign trip that he wants her to cancel.
And, he then talks about Trump's missile response to world threats.

Handel first discusses the deal that is needed to end the LAUSD teacher's strike.

He then talks with Ken O'Dell about the 25th Anniversary of the Northridge Earthquake and how building structures changed since then.

Lastly, he talks about Rudy Giuliani and what he said in regard to Trump and the "Russian Collusion."

Handel first talks about the financial side of the LAUSD and how much it's costing them among the teacher's strike.

He then explains what exploratory committees are.

And, he then talks about the fallout and political correctness of a Gillette shaving commercial.

It is day two of the teacher's strike! Handel talks with KFI Newsreporter Andrew Mollenbeck all about it.

He then talks about William Barr, the nominee for attorney general.

Lastly, he goes over the death rates in the United States.

Handel first talks about the LAUSD teachers on strike. They are looking for a 6% increase in pay. Does that really help though?

He then talks about the Democrats having a wide range of presidential candidates to choose from in 2020.

And, he lastly talks about Trump's efforts to hide the details of Putin talks and how it may set up a huge fight with Congress.

Handel first talks about the president possibly declaring a national emergency for the wall.

He then breaks the news about the finding and survival of Jayme Closs.

And, finally he discusses the CA police unions preparing to battle the new transparency law in the courtroom.

Handel first discusses the president threatening to cut CA wildfire aid, but he may not have the authority to.

He then talks about Gavin Newsom and his plan to release the CA government spending plan.

And finally, he talks with Steve Gregory to get a full recap of CES.

Handel first talks about the president's speech to the nation last night and fact-checking what he had to say.

He then discusses how the deaths at Ed Buck's home sparked the debate over "dark underbelly of the gay culture."

And, Rod Rosenstein is set to leave! Boy, does Handel have thoughts!

Handel first talks about Cyntoia Brown and her granting of clemency.

Next, he talks with Professor Erwin Chemerinsky about the constitutional reason why President Trump can't build his wall.

Finally, he discusses President Trump's promise to bring jobs back, but his tariffs are driving them away.

Handel first talks about Gavin Newsom's list of promises for the state of California.

He then discusses with John Thomas how the border wall is boxing the president in.

And, Handel discusses how the Jazmine Barnes case shows how trauma can affect memory.