Facts are facts- It's very hard to be a cop in 2021. Geraldo mentions the reasons why officers are leaving the force in record numbers and what can be done to fix the problem not only for the officers but also for the people they protect. NYPD Super Cop Bo Dietl joins the program.

After his first 100 days, President Biden addressed a joint session of Congress. Geraldo weighs in on the Six Trillion Dollar Man and backs Senator Tim Scott's statements that America is not a racist country,

Is law enforcement systemically racist? Geraldo weighs in while in the wake of a new group of officer-involved shootings. Also WTAM News Anchor. Tom Moore joins the program to give some new details on the shooting death of a six-year-old boy and explain how the 2020 census numbers will impact Ohio moving forward.

As Hollywood preaches to us while wearing $3,000 ball gowns about officer-involved shootings, the casualties are mounting in the ghetto civil war. Geraldo weighs in after a deadly weekend end in Cleveland that saw a 6-year-old boy shot and killed.

There are so many horrific ways to lose your life in the Ghetto Civil War, why add one more to the list? Geraldo weighs in on the latest officer-involved incidents along with the ever-present problem of so-called black-on-black crime.

As the fact are coming in from the Columbus Police Department, it's becoming more and more apparent that Lebron James leaped before he looked when he tweeted about the officer-involved shooting of Makiyah Bryant. Geraldo talks about the fine line law enforcement walks every day and takes your calls.

Derek Chauvin has been found guilty on all three counts. Geraldo reacts to the verdict, along with the news of another controversial officer-involved shooting, this time in Columbus.

While tensions in Minnesota are running high, Geraldo talks to Cleveland mayoral hopeful Kevin Kelly about relations between the police and the people they are charged to protect. Later, Steve Harrigan from Fox News provides a live update from Minneapolis.

Back in Cleveland, Geraldo talks to local business owners and managers about the dearth of people wanting to work while unemployment payments have increased during the pandemic. Rep. Tim Ryan (D-OH 13) joins the program to talk about worker's rights and Ohio's soon-to-be-open Senate seat.

Another segment with Dan Bongino, and another epic confrontation. Geraldo weighs in on calling his Fox News colleague a "son of a b***h" on national TV. Later Michael Tobin of Fox News joins the program to give an update on the Derek Chauvin trial and protests in Minneapolis.