Facebook pulls a solid move and offers some free ads for the WHO in light of Coronavirus outbreak. If you can watch 15 hours of "The Office," you could make $1000 but Philip found the most awkward show segment to watch instead. Michael Jackson's youngest child has turned 18, bought a mansion and is remarkably normal. Wrapping up the show with news on a possible quantum computer... and only one of half of this team has any idea what this means.

AB-5 was designed to protect independent contractors but in reality, it's causing more harm than good and no one is really coming to its defense. Nor are they talking about repealing it. Discussion continues. Gov. Newsom declares a State of Emergency in California in light of the first death by Coronavirus. What does this mean? The latest victims of the Coronavirus is the release date of the new James Bond flick and cash pay at the Louve. Side commentary on boob money thanks to callers.

Continued primary results discussion including why texting became such a powerful tool in 2020 campaign and whether or not it was necessary to report Trump's wins. Quick update on the fake succulent story, apparently there are several humans in the listenership that have watered fake plants. AB-5 has now killed off a 40 year Lake Tahoe music festival. Listeners comment.

Coming back from Super Tuesday with the few updates we can provide and the real MVP of the evening, Dr. Jill Biden. One 24 yo mother admits online that she's been watering a fake succulent for 2 years. Is she really this dumb? Political analyst Jim Verros joins the show to discuss results of the March primary, including the fact that we still have about 80,000 votes to be counted.

Is there any truth to the headline, "The potential mind-altering, life-extending benefits of spring cleaning"? Super Tuesday election coverage continues with early returns. ​Insiders speculate that Trump could dumb VP Pence for Nikki Haley when the Dems make their official nomination. Listeners respond.

Wrapping up commentary from Jim Verros and the first results coming in from the east coast on Super Tuesday. In coronavirus news, Americans disappoint us by actually believing Corona beer may have something to do with the illness and despite not being of real use, people can't stop buying masks in a state of panic.

Continuing the conversation on Super Tuesday, including local races, with Jim Verros. Listeners comment.

Welcome to Super Tuesday! Starting the show with primary news that includes a man in a Janz truck, busted for removing Dyer signs by cops... and then Dyer shows up. Political analyst, Jim Verros, joins the show to discuss all things voting.

We continue the conversation about high speed rail and the latest estimate drives the cost up even more. Listeners discuss. Chris Matthews suddenly retires from "Hardball." We end the show with a Porterville family that was tired of seeing their neighbors targeted by petty thieves and used the old "spray them with water" method.

Internet Safety Update: Your Two Factor Authenticator app could leave you at risk for hackers. High speed rail update: It'll cost $18.1 billion over 82 miles to get through Tehachapi passage. Listeners comment.