Jon Justice on Twin Cities News Talk

Justice & Drew discuss one city in America that did disband their police department, and how it's worked out for them.

Justice & Drew chat with the Executive Director of the Taxpayers Protection Alliance, Ross Marchand, about qualified immunity and how it ties in to the trial of the officers involved in George Floyd's death. Plus, apparently the Minneapolis City Council is allowed to change the definition of words like "abolish" and "defund" now, so that's neat.

Governor Tim Walz's dials are being turned just a *teeny tiny* bit more toward reopening Minnesota's economy, and Sam has more details in her top 5.

Jon, Drew, and Sam wonder how strippers having been faring during the COVID-19 outbreak.

Howard Root joins Justice & Drew to discuss the lack of business owners and CEOs calling out bad policy in Minnesota. Later, Pete Hegseth discusses several topics including Minneapolis wanting to give the boot to their police department.

Justice & Drew discuss the Minneapolis City Clowncil wanting to abolish their police department, and Senate Majority Leader Paul Gazelka discusses wanting to end Walz's emergency declarations.

Justice & Drew are the calm center in the eye of the storm of controversies that Minneapolis keeps on pumping out. Later, Sam shares the top 5 stories she thinks you should know for the day.

Jon, Drew, and Sam discuss music, ghosts, veterinarians, and more.

Justice & Drew chat with Karin Housely about some more data detailing COVID-19 cases in Minnesotas long term care facilities. Later, Jason Lewis shares his thoughts on the Minneapolis City Council wanting to dismantle the MPD.

Justice & Drew discuss the Minneapolis City Council announcing that they have a "veto proof" majority in favor of "dismantling" their police department. What could go wrong? Plus, D.C. Correspondent Andrew Langer chimes in as well.