We argue about age limits for politicians. We examine whether academia should bend to Trump's will.

We talk about President Trump's first 100  days, his failures and successes. We wonder whether he is steering the economy straight into a recession.

We track Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass' chase for the  big bucks needed to close an $800 million budget gap. And we examine President Trump's war on academic freedom.

We talk with Jon Regardie, prominent Los Angeles journalist, about major  concerns facing the City and the County of Los Angeles—homelessness, politics, and budgets.

We look at how President  Trump is singling out California for retribution.  We examine the increasingly rough roads that California Gov. Gavin Newsom and Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass find themselves on.

We discuss who is to blame for spilling  U.S. military plans around the world, including  to the target,  the Houthis.  

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We ask Berkeley Law School Dean Erwin Chemerinsky whether the United States is being hit by a constitutional crisis under President Trump and what it might mean for the country's future.

We  view with fear  Trump's economic policies. And we offer Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass some unsolicited advice.

Scholar and political analyst Bill Schneider join us in picking apart the latest moves by President Trump on the national level and Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass locally to deal with their  recent  problems.

We examine Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass' post fires bumpy road. 

 Wait! California as New Denmark?