Mark phones in from New England for this week's episode of Reasonable Doubt. Adam opens the show asking Mark about the most recent developments in his massive lawsuit against the Fyre Festival producers. Then Mark asks Adam about his thoughts on the firing of FBI Director James Comey. This leads to some in depth discussion about Russia and their possible involvement in the 2016 Presidential Election. Before they wrap, Adam gets Mark's take on the idea of bringing in an independent prosecutor to review Trump's ties to Russia as opposed to having the FBI continue their investigation.

Mark phones in from New England for this week's episode of Reasonable Doubt. Adam opens the show asking Mark about the most recent developments in his massive lawsuit against the Fyre Festival producers. Then Mark asks Adam about his thoughts on the firing of FBI Director James Comey. This leads to some in depth discussion about Russia and their possible involvement in the 2016 Presidential Election. Before they wrap, Adam gets Mark's take on the idea of bringing in an independent prosecutor to review Trump's ties to Russia as opposed to having the FBI continue their investigation.

Adam and Mark open this week's episode of Reasonable Doubt discussing Mark's recently filed $100 Million Dollar lawsuit against the Frye Festival producers and organizers. Then the guys discuss James Comey and his recent comments about how the FBI influenced the Presidential Election. After that the guys discuss the recent decision not to bring charges against the officers in the Alton Sterling case in Louisiana. This leads to a longer conversation on the somewhat similar case of the Michael Brown shooting. Before they wrap, Adam asks Mark about the federal government withholding money from states on issues such as sanctuary cities or transgendered bathrooms.

Adam and Mark open this week's episode of Reasonable Doubt discussing Mark's recently filed $100 Million Dollar lawsuit against the Frye Festival producers and organizers. Then the guys discuss James Comey and his recent comments about how the FBI influenced the Presidential Election. After that the guys discuss the recent decision not to bring charges against the officers in the Alton Sterling case in Louisiana. This leads to a longer conversation on the somewhat similar case of the Michael Brown shooting. Before they wrap, Adam asks Mark about the federal government withholding money from states on issues such as sanctuary cities or transgendered bathrooms.

Author of the new book Supremely Partisan Jim Zirin joins Adam and Mark for this week's episode of Reasonable Doubt. Adam opens the show asking Jim about his book on the prominent partisanship that exists within the United States Supreme Court. Then the guys talk about their thoughts on the new Supreme Court Justice Neil Gorsuch. After that they get to the issue of religious exemptions when it comes to various court rulings such as the Hobby Lobby case. Before they wrap, Adam asks about what would happen if the Supreme Court made abortions illegal.

Author of the new book Supremely Partisan Jim Zirin joins Adam and Mark for this week's episode of Reasonable Doubt. Adam opens the show asking Jim about his book on the prominent partisanship that exists within the United States Supreme Court. Then the guys talk about their thoughts on the new Supreme Court Justice Neil Gorsuch. After that they get to the issue of religious exemptions when it comes to various court rulings such as the Hobby Lobby case. Before they wrap, Adam asks about what would happen if the Supreme Court made abortions illegal.

Adam and Mark open this week's episode of Reasonable Doubt with some updates on the United Airlines passenger debacle. Then the guys discuss both the Roger Ailes sexual harassment lawsuit, as well as the lawsuits that Bill O'Reilly settled over the years. After that, Adam asks Mark if it was illegal for an insurance company to terminate employment with a contestant on Survivor after he outed a fellow cast member as being transgender. Before they wrap, Mark asks for Adam's thoughts on a Kentucky judge granting a plaintiff the right to sue President Trump for inciting violence at one of his campaign rallies.

Adam and Mark open this week's episode of Reasonable Doubt with some updates on the United Airlines passenger debacle. Then the guys discuss both the Roger Ailes sexual harassment lawsuit, as well as the lawsuits that Bill O'Reilly settled over the years. After that, Adam asks Mark if it was illegal for an insurance company to terminate employment with a contestant on Survivor after he outed a fellow cast member as being transgender. Before they wrap, Mark asks for Adam's thoughts on a Kentucky judge granting a plaintiff the right to sue President Trump for inciting violence at one of his campaign rallies.

Adam and Mark open this week's episode of Reasonable Doubt talking about a recent online video of an unruly passenger being dragged off a United Airlines flight. Then Adam tells a story of coming off a flight and immediately running into a guy who wanted him to sign memorabilia that he could later sell online. This leads Adam to tell another story about Alaskan Airlines forcing him to gate check his bag after he had already boarded the flight. For the remainder of the show, Adam and Mark talk about minimum wage after a pizza shop in Seattle had to close down due to the city's new minimum wage hike.

Adam and Mark open this week's episode of Reasonable Doubt talking about a recent online video of an unruly passenger being dragged off a United Airlines flight. Then Adam tells a story of coming off a flight and immediately running into a guy who wanted him to sign memorabilia that he could later sell online. This leads Adam to tell another story about Alaskan Airlines forcing him to gate check his bag after he had already boarded the flight. For the remainder of the show, Adam and Mark talk about minimum wage after a pizza shop in Seattle had to close down due to the city's new minimum wage hike.