On this week's episode:

Wikileaks founder Julian Assange is arrested.

Darren and Jack remind Wikileaks critics that the group has won numerous journalistic awards and has never had to publish a retraction.

A brief history of journalists being maligned for telling the truth.

Amazon admits that their employees listen to voice recordings captured by their Alexa smart speakers.

Ohio becomes the latest state to pass a fetal heartbeat anti-abortion bill.

Actress Lori Laughlin may face up to 40 years in prison in the college admissions scandal.

Wealth continues to be the ultimate privilege.

And public radio and public TV expand collaborations with newspapers.

Darren and Jack discuss these topics:

Former Vice-President Joe Biden says he will try to be more respectful of personal space in the wake of four women accusing him of inappropriate touching.

Democratic Senators who voted against the Green New Deal took over $2 million in campaign contributions from the fossil fuel industry.

Is presidential candidate Pete Buttigieg a progressive?

Michigan House Speaker Lee Chatfield (R) is accused of misogyny after he implied that Governor Gretchen Whitmer (D) and Attorney General Dana Nessel (D) made the decision to stop work on the Enbridge Line 5 tunnel based on emotion.

A Chinese woman is accused of illegally entering Mar-A-Lago.

An in depth analysis of the outrageous things Donald Trump recently said at the NRCC Convention.

And mental health experts are worried that Trump is exhibiting symptoms of dementia.

Hammer Time: Info Wars host Alex Jones blames "psychosis" for his spreading of Sandy Hook conspiracy theories.

Off The Cuff: A pair of Arkansas neighbors are arrested for shooting each other while wearing a bulletproof vest.