KGO 810 Podcast

The Wisconsin Supreme Court strikes down stay at home order.

Chip talks with Mark Harrison with The Labor Network about how the crashing economy is impacting Trump's poll numbers.

San Francisco Mayor London Breed says that The City will allow some retail stores to open for curbside sales starting Monday barring a huge spike in covid-19 cases. Chip takes your calls about whether now is the time to reopen.

Political strategist, Lincoln Project co-founder, and author of Running Against the DevilRick Wilson will discuss Facebook and the 2020 election, who Biden needs to win over to win big, and the impact the pandemic will have on the race.

Chip talks to Dr. Niket Sonpal about covid-19's impact on children, how wearing a mask became politicized, and whether the pandemic is actually easing.

Amee Vanderpool had covid-19 and recovered, she also has asthma and will join Chip to talk about what it was like to have the disease and recover.

Chip talks to Washington Post Media Critic Erik Wemple about the media’s handling of the White House during the Covid-19 crisis.

Veritas, the real estate company that owns more than 200 San Francisco properties at a value exceeding $3 billion, was the recipient of a Payroll Protection Program loan of the sort ostensibly earmarked for small businesses. Veritas received a $3.6 million loan. The company has furloughed 26 of its 196 employees, and these funds were intended to bring them back to work.

House Democrats released their latest bill Tuesday designed to blunt the coronavirus pandemic’s devastating effects on the economy and health-care system. Party leaders expect to vote on the more than 1,800-page package on Friday, along with a plan to allow proxy voting on legislation during the crisis. House Speaker Nancy Pelosi discusses the emergency response package Tuesday afternoon.

John predicts a spike is coming and asks Is it a mistake to reopen the country?