Adam and Mark are live for the first ever Reasonable Doubt Town Hall from the beautiful 10e restaurant in Downtown Los Angeles. The show kicks off with some discussion about the recently announced news that O.J. Simpson was paroled and will be released in the coming months. The guys then turn to the audience and take a variety of questions from fans in attendance including questions about Los Angeles' homeless problem, the potential Olympics coming to our city in the coming years and some of the more insane PSA's and bumper stickers adorning our city. Before they wrap up one lucky fan wins a sizable gift certificate thanks to our friends at Exotic Car Rentals of DTLA.

Adam and Mark are live for the first ever Reasonable Doubt Town Hall from the beautiful 10e restaurant in Downtown Los Angeles. The show kicks off with some discussion about the recently announced news that O.J. Simpson was paroled and will be released in the coming months. The guys then turn to the audience and take a variety of questions from fans in attendance including questions about Los Angeles' homeless problem, the potential Olympics coming to our city in the coming years and some of the more insane PSA's and bumper stickers adorning our city. Before they wrap up one lucky fan wins a sizable gift certificate thanks to our friends at Exotic Car Rentals of DTLA.

Adam and Mark open the show with a question posed to Mark through his Geragos & Geragos law firm website regarding long sentences correlating with falling crime rates. They also touch on some of the hate that Floyd Mayweather has been getting that the guys feel is misguided for numerous reasons and how they would like the general attitude towards earners to shift to a more positive direction. The guys also play some recent comments from Director of the Office of Management and Budget Mick Mulvaney and how those comments were perceived versus what words were actually said. As the show wraps up Mark brings up the recent outrage that there has been in the media about what other clients Donald Trump Jr.'s new lawyer has represented.

Adam and Mark open the show with a question posed to Mark through his Geragos & Geragos law firm website regarding long sentences correlating with falling crime rates. They also touch on some of the hate that Floyd Mayweather has been getting that the guys feel is misguided for numerous reasons and how they would like the general attitude towards earners to shift to a more positive direction. The guys also play some recent comments from Director of the Office of Management and Budget Mick Mulvaney and how those comments were perceived versus what words were actually said. As the show wraps up Mark brings up the recent outrage that there has been in the media about what other clients Donald Trump Jr.'s new lawyer has represented.

Adam opens this week's episode of Reasonable Doubt talking about his upcoming Willy T. Ribbs documentary, including some surprising influences from Caitlyn Jenner and Bill Cosby. Then Mark calls back a topic from last week in which the guys briefly discussed the Supreme Court hearing the case of a cake "artist" who refused to sell his cakes to a gay customer due to his religious beliefs. After that, the guys continue another conversation from last week on why Bill Clinton and Loretta Lynch met on a private plane last year during the election while Hilary was under investigation.

Adam opens this week's episode of Reasonable Doubt talking about his upcoming Willy T. Ribbs documentary, including some surprising influences from Caitlyn Jenner and Bill Cosby. Then Mark calls back a topic from last week in which the guys briefly discussed the Supreme Court hearing the case of a cake "artist" who refused to sell his cakes to a gay customer due to his religious beliefs. After that, the guys continue another conversation from last week on why Bill Clinton and Loretta Lynch met on a private plane last year during the election while Hilary was under investigation.

Adam and Mark open this week's Reasonable Doubt talking about extended bachelor parties and how Mark got arrested while he was on his. After that, Adam asks Mark about the difference between hiring a well known attorney vs a public defender based off the Bill Cosby trial. This leads to talks on the current jury selection in the case against Martin Shkreli, better known as the "Pharma Bro". Before they wrap, Adam asks Mark about Bernie Sanders' wife being looked at for defrauding a bank while serving as President of the now-defunct Burlington College.

Adam and Mark open this week's Reasonable Doubt talking about extended bachelor parties and how Mark got arrested while he was on his. After that, Adam asks Mark about the difference between hiring a well known attorney vs a public defender based off the Bill Cosby trial. This leads to talks on the current jury selection in the case against Martin Shkreli, better known as the "Pharma Bro". Before they wrap, Adam asks Mark about Bernie Sanders' wife being looked at for defrauding a bank while serving as President of the now-defunct Burlington College.

Mark phones in from Rhode Island for this week's episode of Reasonable Doubt. Mark opens the show discussing his CNN appearance regarding Bill Cosby's trial alongside Gloria Allred. Then the guys go over the acquittal of officer Jeronimo Yanez in the fatal shooting of Philando Castile. After that, Adam asks Mark about a new $12 Billion class action lawsuit he recently filed against Century Link. Before they wrap, Mark teases his involvement with the Big 3 Basketball league.

Mark phones in from Rhode Island for this week's episode of Reasonable Doubt. Mark opens the show discussing his CNN appearance regarding Bill Cosby's trial alongside Gloria Allred. Then the guys go over the acquittal of officer Jeronimo Yanez in the fatal shooting of Philando Castile. After that, Adam asks Mark about a new $12 Billion class action lawsuit he recently filed against Century Link. Before they wrap, Mark teases his involvement with the Big 3 Basketball league.