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In Episode 126, Dave & Jessica discuss Governor Kemp’s throwing down of the gauntlet on local governments before diving into the fundraising reports of Georgia’s U.S. Senate candidates. Plus, banter on Stacey Abrams’ group - Fair Fight Action - collecting more donations than all state primary candidates and two major political parties in Georgia combined.

In Episode 125, Dave & Jessica discuss the lawsuit filed against MARTA over the reduction in bus routes, the bus line’s refusal to enforce Atlanta’s mask requirement, and the mess of congressional candidate Marjorie Taylor Greene.

In Episode 124, Dave & Jessica finish the round-up of the 2020 legislative session and detail the bills that await the signature of Governor Kemp. The two also discuss some of the bigger measures that failed to pass through both chambers and banter about the 2 year anniversary of Georgia’s Hands-Free law.

In Episode 123, Dave & Jessica discuss the abhorrent behavior of State Representative Park Cannon in the last week of the Georgia legislative session and offer commentary in Part 1 of the final review of the 2020 bills headed to the Governor’s desk - the Peace Officers Bill of Rights, more COVID-19 relief, and new taxes on vaping products. Plus, the pair revels in the demise of a bill by Senator Jeff Mullis.

In Episode 122, Dave & Jessica discuss the legislature reconvening to bludgeon the budget, how they somehow managed to make the hate crime bill worse, and the overuse of ‘vehicle’ bills. They also cover the Rayshard Brooks shooting, the spike in gun purchases by one demographic, and the proposed police reforms in Congress.

In Episode 121, Dave & Jessica discuss the legislature’s return to the Gold Dome for the remainder of the legislative session after a pandemic-forced hiatus. Topics include the proposals to repeal Georgia’s ‘citizens arrest’ and ‘stand your ground’ statutes and the evolution of the Georgia hate crime law proposal. The pair also talks about the proposed budget cuts for state agencies - “a bloody amputation and not a surgical slice.”

In Episode 120, Dave & Jessica piggyback on last week’s episode where they took a deep dive in the George Floyd case. This week, they discuss the reforms proposed thus far at both the state and federal level - including qualified immunity, hate crime statutes, and the repeal of stand your ground laws. Attorney Matthew Watson joins the show for an analysis of the qualified immunity in the courtroom.

In Episode 119, Dave & Jessica give an update on the candidate for Sheriff who was accused of domestic violence and aggravated sexual assault and offer an in-depth discussion on the death of George Floyd, the aftermath, and where we go from here. Plus, Trump tweets about Floyd and manages to connect the story to Twitter’s censorship and his forthcoming Executive Order.

In Episode 118, Dave & Jessica discuss the new lawsuit against State Representative Vernon Jones, the latest in the Ahmaud Arbery case (including the arrest of a 3rd person in the case), the travesty of one candidate running for Sheriff in Bryan County, and the new CDC guidelines for schools reopening in the fall.

In the conclusion of our two part special. Attorney Chris Howard of Bulldog Bike Law weighs in on law relating to the Ahmaud Arbery shooting.