Darren and Jack discuss these topics:

Former President Barack Obama says progressives should "get over" being "woke".

Democrats regain control over both chambers of the Virginia legislature.

Democrat Andy Beshear wins the Kentucky governor's race by a slim margin. Republicans, including incumbent governor Matt Bevin, says they'll fight it.

Ralph Nader asks why the 99 percent aren't revolting.

Darren warns about the motives of right-wing media appearing to be on the side of progressives.

Presidential candidate Tulsi Gabbard goes on "The View" and addresses Joy Behar's smears of the congresswoman.

And a Citrus County, Florida library board member votes against purchasing an online subscription to the New York Times because they're "fake news."

Hammer Time: On a recent podcast, rapper T.I. admitted to taking his 18-year-old daughter to a gynecologist to make sure her hymen was intact.

Darren and Jack cover these topics:

The U.S. House voted to open an official impeachment inquiry against Donald Trump.

Two Democrats voted against the impeachment inquiry while former Republican Justin Amash (I-MI) voted for it.

Bernie Sanders picked up the endorsement of Rep. Rashida Tlaib (D-MI) in Detroit.

Could Democrats look to Hillary Clinton and John Kerry as alternative candidates in case Joe Biden's campaign falters?

Sen. Joe Manchin (D-WV) said he won't vote for Bernie Sanders if he's the Democratic nominee.

Rep. Katie Hill (D-CA) resigned amid an alleged affair with a campaign staffer before the election. Hill's estranged husband is accused of revenge porn after nude photos of her were given to right wing blog site RedState.

And anti-government protests are happening globally.

Off The Cuff: A woman drove her motorhome into a casino after she was kicked out.

Darren and Jack discuss these topics:

Hillary Clinton accused Tulsi Gabbard of being a favorite of Russians. Gabbard hit back by calling Clinton "queen of the warmongers."

One week later, multiple news organizations are clarifying Clinton's quote by substituting "Republicans" for "Russians."

The Kurds pelt U.S. soldiers with rotten food as they leave northern Syria.

Turkey and Russia carve up northern Syria.

An anonymous senior Trump official wrote a new book warning voters to not re-elect Trump.

A Christian TV host says if Trump is impeached that there will be violence in the U.S.

Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-NY) grills Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg about fake ads.

And Bloomberg reports that Donald Trump knew of and approved of a group of Republicans who disrupted a Pentagon official's closed door testimony.

Hammer Time: A Sevier County, Tennessee commissioner says a "queer" is running for president; says rights of white men are being taken daily.

Hammer Time: A Major League Baseball umpire tweets that he's going to buy an AR-15 rifle because "Cival (sic) War" is coming if Trump is impeached.

Darren and Jack discuss these topics:

NBC News, New York Magazine, and Boston.com attributed a Bernie Sanders quote to Elizabeth Warren. Was this done by design?

White House Chief of Staff Mick Mulvaney admitted to a quid pro quo regarding Trump and Ukraine.

The U.S. House of Representatives approved a resolution condemning Trump's removal of U.S. troops in Syria.

Democrats walked out of a White House meeting Wednesday after Trump called House Speaker Nancy Pelosi "a third rate politician." Pelosi called Trump's "diatribe" a "meltdown."

Darren asserted that selling arms to Saudi Arabia is a terrible idea that the U.S. will pay for one day.

Vice-President Pence "brokered" a cease fire between Turkey and Kurds in Syria that isn't worth the paper it's printed on.

Trump sent a letter to Turkish President Erdogan that said not to be "a tough guy."

Has Donald Trump cheated on his New York City property taxes? ProPublica has tax forms that may prove it.

Pete Buttigieg has been hostile lately to progressive ideas.

And we look back at the life and career of Congressman Elijah Cummings, who passed away Thursday morning.

Darren and Jack discuss these topics:

Turkey invades Syria to engage in ethnic cleansing of Kurds, who are U.S. allies in the war against ISIS/Daesh.

Is Trump backstabbing the Kurds in order to take the focus off impeachment?

Sen. Cory Gardner (R-CO) was asked by reporters if it's appropriate for a sitting President to ask a foreign country to investigate political rivals. He never answered the question!

Associates of Trump's personal attorney Rudy Giuliani are arrested as they try to leave the country.

The U.S. ambassador to the European Union is set to testify under subpoena to Congress.

A federal court rules that Trump's accountant must release tax documents to Congress.

Michael McKinley, a top aide to Secretary of State Mike Pompeo, resigns.

And the Trump campaign is alleged to have stiffed cities on reimbursement for rally security.

Hammer Time: Former federal prosecutor Joe diGenova calls Trump impeachment "regicide."

Hammer Time: Ellen DeGeneres calls former President George W. Bush "friend." Hollywood clapped back against her.

Darren and Jack cover these topics:

Bernie Sanders has a stent put in an artery and the corporate media loses their collective minds over his age.

A Fox Radio host is out of a job after a guest says Democrats worship a god associated with child sacrifice.

Donald Trump doubles down on asking foreign countries to dig up dirt on Joe Biden.

Fox pundits bicker on air over a possible Trump impeachment.

Jack says Democrats need to go all out for impeachment.

The U.S. Supreme Court agrees to look at Louisiana abortion restrictions.

The Trump administration is investigating former State Department officials over emails they sent to Hillary Clinton's unsecured email account.

Former Dallas police officer Amber Guyger is found guilty of murdering her neighbor and is sentenced to 10 years in prison. So why is the judge hugging her and giving her a Bible?

And Michigan Governor Gretchen Whitmer uses the line item veto while signing "a complete mess" of the Republican led legislature's state budget.

Darren and Jack go in depth on these topics:

Donald Trump faces a formal impeachment inquiry spurred by a whistleblower complaint. The complaint says that Trump called Ukranian president Volodymyr Zelensky and pressed him to investigate Joe Biden and his son Hunter. At the same time, Trump also stopped $250 million worth of military aid to Ukraine. The complaint further states that Trump officials tried to cover up the contents of the phone call.

UPDATE: The American Civil Liberties Union accuses Grand Rapids, Michigan city officials of violating the state's Freedom of Information Act Laws over erased phone calls recorded by the city's police department on a line that was supposed to be unrecorded. What are city officials trying to hide from the ACLU and WOOD TV? Could this be happening in your community?

And Greta Thunberg excoriates world leaders over the climate crisis.

Hammer Time: Michael Knowles called Greta Thunberg "mentally ill", Donald Trump mocked her as "a very happy young girl" on Twitter, and Laura Ingraham mocked her using a clip from the movie "Children of the Corn" during her Fox program.

Darren and Jack asks why a Yemeni rebel attack on Saudi oil fields means that the United States has to attack Iran.

Rep. Ilhan Omar (D-MN) criticizes Trump over his saber rattling with Iran.

Jack reminds the listeners that the George W. Bush administration lied to the public to justify the Iraq War. What would stop Trump from lying to the public to justify a potential war with Iran?

An update on the United Auto Workers strike against General Motors.

Actress Felicity Huffman is sentenced to 14 days in jail and a $30,000 fine over her role in the college admissions scandal.

Edward Snowden claims that both John Kerry and Joe Biden threatened "consequences" to US allies looking to give him asylum.

And the global climate protests take place on Friday.

Darren and Jack cover these topics:

Jack survives "straight line winds" that might actually be a tornado.

Darren survives a near collision caused by a United Parcel Service delivery driver while on the job.

Analysis of the latest Democratic presidential candidate debate.

John Bolton resigns as National Security Advisor.

Actress Pamela Anderson shuts down Meghan McCain during a discussion of Julian Assange on "The View."

And Playboy reporter Brian Karem has his White House hard press pass reinstated by a federal judge.

Hammer Time: Brainerd, MN school board president Sue Kern questions why the district teaches "the unproved theory of evolution."

Off The Cuff: An Australian vegan woman sues her neighbor because he was barbecuing fish and beef in his back yard.

Darren and Jack cover these topics:

Several large retailers ask customers not to open carry guns in their stores.

Truckers who voted for Trump blame him for killing their industry.

Progressives need to stop being nice to Democrats.

Trump said he's never heard of a category 5 hurricane.

Climate change is causing stronger hurricanes.

And we analyze Lee Camp's list of 8 myths that are keeping American society from collapsing.