Will justice finally start to happen on a federal level? Cong. Karen Bass is the lead author of The George Floyd Justice in Policing Act and this bill passed the House of Representatives this week. She discusses this very important bill plus some truckers get a little proud for their own good in not wearing masks.

Joe Madison calls for the arrest of all insurrectionists who stormed the Capitol on January 6 and vigilance from law enforcement as Trump supporters plan another attack for March 4.

Weeding out racism is what Joe does on his show daily and in this episode, it's no different. Joe talks on the racist stereotypes from some of the books by Dr. Seuss, and interviews Dr. Omekongo Dibinga, a professor at American University, on this subject.

In honor of Vernon Jordan, who passed away last evening, here he is w/ Madison at the NAACP 100th Anniversary Convention back in 2009. Also. a principal decides to do hair care instead of suspending a student.

Daylight came and Trump felt right at home in the CPAC in Florida this past weekend. Trump gave hints of a possible run for 2024 and his supporters are still convinced that he won the 2020 election. Also, Amb. Andrew Young discusses on the life of C.T. Vivian in the book "It's In The Action: Memories of a Nonviolent Warrior". Amb. Young wrote the foreword to the book.

A teacher in Oklahoma labeled a "Black King" T-Shirt as racist and also advocated for White History Month. Joe Madison has an interesting exchange with a caller who's a mother of a mixed-raced child.

Joe Madison will be inducted into the National Black Radio Hall of Fame for his dedication to make a difference using talk radio and Bernie Hayes, Founder and President, will discuss the award Joe will receive, plus stating concerns on the future of black talk radio. Also Nina Turner tells Madison what her plans are for the 11th Congressional District of Ohio, since she's running for the seat formerly held by Cong. Marcia Fudge.

Today's show was about one question; who's the real racist? One caller actually accused Madison of being a racist and another admits to being a white supremacist. Lastly. Madison's listeners respond.

Ignorance of historical facts can be dangerous. For example, a school is under fire for its students stating that Helen Keller is fake and not having a clue on who Hitler is. Also, Madison gets into an exchange with a caller on why kids don't know their history, or math.

Stevie Wonder stated that he's moving to Ghana permanently, and Joe gives us the details about the living conditions in certain countries on the African continent. Also, he gives a teaching moment about cultural conditioning to a caller.