Darius Kamali is a former analyst with the State Department-supported International Monitor Institute, the visual evidence wing for several tribunals on war crimes, crimes against humanity, and genocide. He transitioned to political documentary, then to television and feature animation producing in Hollywood, as executive producer on a number of movies. Recently the global pandemic provided the opportunity and catalyst for Kamali to return to his roots and his passion with two genre-bending, timely, thought-provoking, and critically acclaimed books; Mistake of Identity and Dog Whistling Dixie Past the Graveyard.

Sen. Sasse: Jackassery we see around here is people mugging for short-term camera opportunities!: A non-working clock is right twice a day, so I guess Senator Ben Sasse (R-NE) got the jackassery in the Senate right today.

Should Journalistic Objectivity be the standard in reporting the news?: Should Journalistic Objectivity be the standard in reporting? Yes! But journalistic objectivity has never existed.

William Moravits, Professor, ex-cop, and author of The Blue Divide: Policing and Race in America: He is an ex-cop turned professor and author. William Moravits has a message worth listening to about police, race, training, the law, and much more.

Will Moravits is a professor of political science for Alamo Community Colleges and Texas State University. For three years, he was a police officer for the City of San Marcos, Texas, having graduated Top Cadet from the Basic Training Academy of University of Texas at Austin. He holds a master of arts in political science from Texas State University and a PhD in public policy and administration from Walden University. He is a native of Uvalde, Texas.

President of Just Care USA Diane Archer did not mince her words as she explains the attempted destruction of Medicare by corporate America.

Diane Archer is president of Just Care USA, an independent digital hub covering health and financial issues facing boomers and their families and promoting policy solutions. She is the past board chair of Consumer Reports and serves on the Brown University School of Public Health Advisory Board. Ms. Archer began her career in health advocacy in 1989 as founder and president of the Medicare Rights Center, a national organization dedicated to ensuring that older and disabled Americans get the health care they need. She served as director, Health Care for All Project, Institute for America’s Future, between 2005 and 2010.

Following are the items we cover in this very important interview.