Head of the Pittsburgh Police Union Bob Swartzwelder joins the show. He wouldn't let his kids become cops if they wanted to. It's too dangerous and everyone seems to think they're bad now. He explains that a lot of cops are resigning now. He also talks about downtown and how dirty it has become.

Head of the Pittsburgh Police Union Bob Swartzwelder joins the show. He wouldn't let his kids become cops if they wanted to. It's too dangerous and everyone seems to think they're bad now. He explains that a lot of cops are resigning now. He also talks about downtown and how dirty it has become.

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Paul Anthony joins the show to give an update on Sammy, the woman who is dying and is looking to find a new owner for her service dog before she passes.

Paul Anthony joins the show to give an update on Sammy, the woman who is dying and is looking to find a new owner for her service dog before she passes.

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Attorney Rob Pierce talks about the nursing homes that are struggling and essentially dangerous for senior citizens because the care is so poor.

Attorney Rob Pierce talks about the nursing homes that are struggling and essentially dangerous for senior citizens because the care is so poor.

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Attorney General Josh Shapiro joins the show to talk about the struggles of mail carriers, and what he's looking to do to help them.

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Attorney General Josh Shapiro joins the show to talk about the struggles of mail carriers, and what he's looking to do to help them.

A bakery owner in Denver refused to make a cake for a gay couple. Now people want to shut down his business. Marc Serrao joins the show to say that he makes cakes for everyone. He doesn't understand why it matters what the cake is for. If a customer wants something from your business, you should make it.

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A bakery owner in Denver refused to make a cake for a gay couple. Now people want to shut down his business. Marc Serrao joins the show to say that he makes cakes for everyone. He doesn't understand why it matters what the cake is for. If a customer wants something from your business, you should make it.