Reasonable Doubt

Adam opens this weeks episode of Reasonable Doubt waiting for Mark as he welcomes in-studio guest and notable attorney Alex Spiro. Adam first talks to Alex about some of his notable clients including Dinesh D'Souza and Aaron Hernandez, as well as working at his law firm Brafman & Associates. Then Mark walks in after coming straight to the studio from LAX and begins talking to Alex about his representation of Booby Shmurda, a New York based rapper found guilty of conspiracy to commit murder. After that, Alex has to run to catch a flight so Adam and Mark talk about sanctuary cities and traffic tickets. Before they wrap, Adam continues to talk about one of the worst days of his life as he got his friends motorcycle towed.

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Adam and Mark open this week's episode of Reasonable Doubt questioning media commentators sticking to talking points vs giving their true and honest opinions. Then Adam brings up the question of why leaf blowers aren't regulated the same way as other gas emission tools. Before they wrap, Adam talks about how his 10 year old daughter Natalia has proclaimed she will be working as an attorney for Mark in the future.

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Adam opens this weeks episode of Reasonable Doubt questioning the reason behind seat belts not being required on all school buses. Then the guys talk about a new measure in LA looking legalize street vending. Then the guys bring in their guest David Bienenstock, head of content at High Times, to talk about his book How to Smoke Pot (Properly) as well as the recent legalization of marijuana for recreational use in California.

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Adam and Mark open this week's episode of Reasonable Doubt taking a phone call about whether or not the caller should respond to his previous employers threatening subpoena. Then Adam talks about an LAPD officer who recently went undercover at an anti-Trump protest and had both his handcuffs and gun stolen from him as he got beat up. After that, Mark takes another phone call about his opinion on the constitutionality of the death penalty.

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Adam and Mark open this week's episode of Reasonable Doubt talking about the passing of proposition 64 in California which legalized recreational use of marijuana for adults. Then the guys take a phone call from a young lawyer in need of some advice from Mark on the best way to build his career. After that they continue to take more phone calls on when its acceptable to use self defense in a protest, as well as figuring out how to get money after winning a judgement in small claims court. Before they wrap, Adam and Mark take one last call on a guy wanting to know how to find a good father's rights attorney.

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Adam and Mark open this week's episode of Reasonable Doubt talking about a recent interview on The Adam Carolla Show that was centered on racism and the Presidential election. Later, Adam rants about the idiocy of some companies who stand their ground on an easy-fix customer issue no matter what, even if it means losing a ton of business in the process. Before they wrap, Adam talks about when he tried to do his second audio book and was unable to settle on a deal with the publishing company, despite proposing a more than fair deal for everyone.

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Adam and Mark open this week's episode of Reasonable Doubt talking about the upcoming California proposition 64 which would legalize marijuana for adult recreational use. Then the guys talk a bit about government ineptitude, especially when it comes to business. After that they dive into the recent developments of the FBI re-opening their investigation into Hillary Clintons emails. Before they wrap, the guys talk about Anthony Weiner and the impact his sex scandal is going to have on both the election and the Democratic Party.

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Mark opens this week's episode of Reasonable Doubt sharing the sad news of his fathers passing over the weekend, which leads to some old family stories. Then Mark talks about how Obamacare is making it extremely difficult for him to run his small business. After that, Adam and Mark talk about California's Proposition 57, which would grant parole for non-violent criminals currently incarcerated on low level drug charges. Before they wrap, Adam and Mark talk about the interview between Democratic National Committee Chairman Donna Brazile's and Megyn Kelly.

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Adam and Mark open this week's episode of Reasonable Doubt talking about the conclusion of the Derek Rose rape allegation case. This leads to a discussion on the nature of men, specifically in relation to prostitution. Then Adam asks Mark about dirty cops after Mark tells him about a specific case he worked on. After that, Adam and Mark talk about new allegations that the Democratic National Committee were given debate questions ahead of time to give to Hillary. Before they wrap, Adam talks about an experience he had with Donald Trump.

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Adam and Mark open this week's episode of Reasonable Doubt talking about the women accusing Bill Clinton of sexual assault that Donald Trump brought in to the second debate. Then they talk Billy Bush getting canned from NBC for being part of the leaked audio tape between him and Donald Trump. This leads to a discussion on the possibility of an Orwellian future in which everything we say is always being recorded and can be used against you whenever needed. Before they wrap, Adam and Mark talk about the possibility of future recordings of Trump being released and the legal action he able be able to pursue as a result.

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