The 1994 Crime Bill is often presented as this one thing. It's often presented as the thing that singlehandedly caused the increase in incarceration of black men. Was the Crime Bill the reason why so many black men are in prison? Sabine looks into the numbers, discusses the period leading up to the bill and the reasons for many of its add ons. What came first, what's the cause of so many black and brown men in prison. Obviously that answer can't be covered in one 40 minute discussion, but we can look into the facts of the bill and the numbers of men incarcerated.

Today Sabine discusses Presidential Impeachment with stylist extraordinaire Susan Moses. It's a term that has is being traded amongst conservatives, liberals and everyone in between. As if Mueller heard us talking about him and not hearing his voice, he spoke last week about not clearing the President of any crime, but instead leaving it to Congress as the Constitution calls. Susan and I discuss whether or not Impeachment is worth the political fall out.

A little bit about our guest: Susan Moses is the doyenne of plus fashion. From New York to Hollywood, and across a few borders, she has built an illustrious career steeped in the cultures of retail, editorial, advertising, film, television music and fashion design. In her new book, The Art of Dressing Curves: The Best Kept Secrets of a Fashion Stylist (HarperCollins), touted as the style bible for curvy women, Susan brings all her fashion know-how and a complete understanding that fashion is not just about loving clothes it's about knowing how to wear them.

Today Sabine discusses Presidential Impeachment with Susan Taylor. It's a term that has is being traded amongst conservatives, liberals and everyone in between. As if Mueller heard us talking about him and not hearing his voice, he spoke last week about not clearing the President of any crime, but instead leaving it to Congress as the Constitution calls. Susan and I discuss whether or not Impeachment is worth the political fall out.

A little bit about our guest: Susan Moses is the doyenne of plus fashion. From New York to Hollywood, and across a few borders, she has built an illustrious career steeped in the cultures of retail, editorial, advertising, film, television music and fashion design. In her new book, The Art of Dressing Curves: The Best Kept Secrets of a Fashion Stylist (HarperCollins), touted as the style bible for curvy women, Susan brings all her fashion know-how and a complete understanding that fashion is not just about loving clothes it's about knowing how to wear them.

As a celebrity stylist, blogger, guest editor, spokesperson and designer, Susan's signature has been showcased on red carpets and stages from the Oscar's to the Golden Globes, from the Grammy's to the American Music Awards, all the alphabet events (BET, MTV, Vh1 and SAG), in print and television advertising, and on daytime and late-night talk shows.

In the spring of 2016, Susan founded Empowering Women NYC, a platform to address the challenges women face in all aspects of their lives and empower them through fashion, beauty, art, music and culture to move through these challenges and become their authentic selves. And in December of 2016, Susan announced her partnership with the body positive legacy brand "Lane Bryant."

This week we address America and its gun culture and lack of action to thwart more mass shootings with its laws.

We spoke too soon, in this episode we discussed the new Georgia abortion ban, which came on the heels of Alabama tabling it's ban. Only for it to come back by the time I finished editing!

We discuss the crowded democratic field and the announcement of Joe Biden running and our PTSD from 2016 and how that informs this election.

Part II of the Mueller report. I wrap up Russia, Russia, Russia and focuse on the collusion aspect of the report, the real drama!

Pulling exerts from the report and breaking the report down. This portion is mainly the Russia, Russia, Russia portion of the report.

AOC, Bernie, the Left and Reparations.

School House Rock, government, the new freshman in Congress and other thangs.