KGO 810 Podcast

Mary Elizabeth Taylor, the assistant secretary of state for legislative affairs, resigned in protest Thursday over Trump’s  handling of recent racial tensions in the country. She served President Trump since his inauguration.

A long-awaited Supreme Court ruling Thursday rejecting President Trump’s attempt to end the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program brought relief to thousands of DACA recipients — but also new questions about the administration’s immediate next steps and the still-uncertain future of “Dreamers” in the United States.

Californians are required to wear face coverings in high-risk settings as the state continues to reopen amid the coronavirus pandemic.

Tulsa officials estimated that 100,000 people will gather in the city for the rally. Will they be wearing masks?

Ignorance doesn’t reign, it pours...

Vijai Nathan of Washington Post's Date Lab sahres the pro's and con's of a Zoom Date? And, it turns out Chip is a mushy romantic.

What it's like to be a mayor in the time of Covid.

On going to movie theatres this summer and watching sports with no fans.

Chip thinks officers calling in sick are more interested in protecting bad cops than protectiong those they are sworn to serve. Your thoughts?

Pat opens up the lines on Columbus statue and John Bolton’s new book.

Former Commissioner, California Public Utilities Commission, Loretta Lynch joins the show.