Ed opens up about the impact Eddie Fisher had on his life, on being a huge part of how he became the person he is today.

Freedom of the press is essential for democracy. The media serves as a gateway of information for people. Transparency of individuals or institutions can be ensured through criticism of the government, and the role of the media is paramount in doing that. Ed takes this responsibility seriously, and will ask the tough questions, whether to our local officials, such as the Mayor, or our State and National representatives.

As the deadline arrives for Trump to secure a bond for the multimillion-dollar civil fraud judgment against him, Ed reviews the Attorney General's options.

"Just as you didn’t let Jailyn out of her confinement until she died, so too you should spend the rest of your life in a cell without freedom,” Sheehan said. “The only difference is that prison will at least feed you.”

Ed dives into the chemtrails conspiracy theory

Antiquated oil rigs offshore...what could go wrong?

California voters are split on Prop 1, the bond measure proposed to address the state's homelessness crisis. Ed explains the proponents' assertions, and the opponents arguments, as we wait for the final results from the primary election.

Ed lost him mom 20 years ago, but that loss is still felt, and forever will be. She taught him so much, and part of what she taught him, was a love of music.

As news breaking about the body of 5th grader Audrii Cunningham being found and the arrest of a family friend with a previous conviction of enticing a child, Ed opines on the feebleness of the justice system in protecting the innocent.

For generations, it was believed “anyone bent on self-destruction must eventually succeed.” It turns out that blocking access to a single lethal means, if it is the right one, can make a huge difference.