We are not immune - the impact of Putin's war in Ukraine will have on our way of life. Federal reserve rate increase. Why some countries think the war in Ukraine justified and more.

Bill Handel and the Crew talk about Russia May Be On Verge Of a Debt Default. Coronavirus Cases Rising AND Russia Nearly Isolated Online.

Bill Handel on the fourth round of talks being suspended for the day as Russia continues to pound Ukraine. Electric bills continue to soar for Californians as they look to leave the power grid. And President Biden will face a battle with his Supreme Court nominee as Republicans seek other targets.

Bill Handel talks about the dangerous new phase of Russia's war with Ukraine as the invasion intensifies and targets civilians, state lawmakers are looking to help Californians facing high gas prices, and liberal cities in the U.S. have changed their course and have begun clearing homeless encampments.

Bill Handel talks about Russian President Vladimir Putin's exploration of nationalizing western businesses as he faces economic calamity. President Biden gives a speech regarding trade with Russia. And when will the COVID pandemic end? Handel gives his take as experts look to past epidemics for clues.

ABC News Contributor Mick Mulroy joins the show to discuss Ukraine requesting more military aid. ABC News Crime and Terrorism Analyst Brad Garrett talks about why President Zelenskyy is a threat to President Putin, and the West is being challenged with aiding Ukraine while not firing on the Russians.

Russian leaves a void not easily filled. Facing reelection, Newsom touts the 'California Way" and teases gas rebate. Electric planes are coming sooner than you think. Some LA schools face uncertain futures as student enrollment declines.

Bill Handel talks about where Russia and Ukraine go from here, as the one-sided war wages on. California housing prices are at ridiculous prices, but why? And Brad Meltzer joins the show to talk about his newest book "The Lightning Rod."

Bill Handel talks about the limited cease-fire Russia offered to Ukraine while continuing to pound its key cities. California has a $20B unemployment debt hole - how will it dig itself out? And finding a mental health counselor is challenging right now, but why?

Bill Handel discusses ways for the U.S. and its allies to aid Ukraine without starting World War III. Los Angeles County District Attorney George Gascon wouldn't compromise, until he did. Now, no one is happy. And millions have fled Ukraine as refugees seek aid elsewhere. But where are they going?