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In Episode 78, we discuss the Chrisley indictments, the IRS pushing for passport revocation because of unpaid taxes, the backfiring of a license plate displaying ‘null,’ the use of planes to surveill a community...again, and Facebook announces another anti-privacy practice. Bonus +++ Jessica talks Ohio State & Dave gives a cookie to Cobb County.

In Episode 77, we discuss felony charges mid-air for a profanity-laced rant, the state leading the charge against a landlord on behalf of his renters, and another city that’s using the law to force a landlord to evict a tenant he’d like to keep.

In Episode 76, we tackle various aspects of parenting. Discussion includes the City of Moultrie’s symposium on corporal punishment, whether or not parents can properly educate their children during the summer, and the harrowing story of a Georgia family who fled when DFCS recommended the removal of their children.

In Episode 75, we take a look at the man-made scandals of State Representative Erica Thomas, now-former Puerto Rican Governor Ricardo Rosselló, and the Georgia Department of Driver Services. Plus + commentary on the Georgia Power rate increase requests and the first responders hill to die on.

In Episode 74, we discuss the cash bail system and the proposed reforms. Joining us this week for opposing views are Marc Hyden of R Street Institute and Tracy Gonzalez, veteran bail agent and bail company owner.

In Episode 73, we discuss the passing of Ross Perot, the trend of light sentencing in Georgia for public corruption, and the mess that repealing the Affordable Care Act will leave for Georgians - especially in rural areas. Plus - the hands-free law one year later and Dave’s commentary on the All Star game.

In Episode 72, we discuss the 57 UFO sightings in Georgia, mandates for insurance companies covering HIV-prevention drugs, Georgia’s Tax Commissioners double-dipping, the Census Citizenship question, and another SCOTUS ruling on immigrants and the Second Amendment. As a bonus - we discuss Dave’s love of history, Jessica’s inability to jump a baby gate in heels, and what we think of your constructive criticism.

In Episode 71, we discuss Chris Carr’s call for student loan dismissals, religious groups hitting hurdles with Bibles on POW remembrance tables, SCTOUS empowering a business owner to use the name ‘FUCT,’ and Trump’s support of the ban on flag burning.

In Episode 70, Dave returns to hear a story about a mouse in Jessica’s house, the reason behind Americans being less charitable, a Day in Hell, the Georgia Dept. of Public Health’s crackdown on summer lunches for children, social media gets jailer fired, and the New York clerk who promised not to issue licenses to illegals.

In Episode 69, James Woodall joins us to discuss Georgia’s Medicaid renewal mix-up, the state’s role in indigent defense funding, the family of Anthony Hill having one of their lawsuits tossed, and a deep dive into Alabama’s newly signed chemical castration law. Bonus Commentary on Kemp’s interim replacement for Insurance Commissioner of Georgia