This week on The Buried Lede it's Fire across CA and Al Franken gets Iced, Trump has a capital idea for Jerusalem and the LA Times and LA Weekly get new management and we welcome our guest Josh Silver from Represent.US

This week on The Buried Lede: The Washington punks Project Veritas, Trump can't help himself from codetalking, Neo-Nazis in the New York Times, Armie Hammer's second chance, and we welcome our guest Stanley Bing whose new novel 'Immortal Life' raises dark and humorous questions about our future.

This week on The Buried Lede it's Rohrbacher, Putin, Haiti, Harari, also the book on Tina Brown and Jann Wenner and our guest Cody Carlson of Mercy For Animals talking investigative and advocacy journalism

This week on The Buried Lede: Roy Moore is exposed, Jeff Sessions is forgetful, Trump makes faces, Donny Jr wiki-leaks, and we name drop Saudi Arabia, Lebanon, Zimbabwe and Uganda before welcoming our guest Priscilla Frank from HuffPost to discuss climate change regarding sexual harassment in the entertainment and art worlds.

This week on The Buried Lede, "It's Arraigning Men," General Kelly puts foot in mouth, Dodgers get to World Series, and we discuss the Naughty Nineties with Vanity Fair editor David Friend

This week it's 'Scoop O'Clock' as WaPo reveals DNC funded Russia Dossier, and we discuss Trump's calls to Gold Star widows, special forces in Niger, blowing up press freedom in Malta and Rolling Stone's Jann Wenner gets bio-ed, and guest Anne Thompson talks covering Hollywood in the wake of the growing number of sexual misconduct accusations and revelations.

This week's guest is narrative nonfiction author and literary journalist Deanne Stillman, author of the just published "Blood Brothers: The Story of the Strange Friendship of Sitting Bull and Buffalo Bill" (Simon and Schuster)

This week we discuss coverage of The Las Vegas shootings, Trump visits Puerto Rico, Donald Jr., and Ivanka make the news, Dana Rohrbacher takes a Russia meeting and we welcome longform Journalist Vanessa Grigoriadis whose work has appeared in New York magazine, Rolling Stone, Vanity Fair and the New York Times Magazine and whose first non-fiction book, "Blurred Lines" discusses college campus culture surrounding sexual assault.

This week it's Puerto Rico coverage, Twitter, Tump's high flying cabinet, and our guest Richard Rushfield of The Ankler

Rolling Stone is up for sale, Trump lawyers talk loud at lunch, Spicer in and out, and we talk Bob Marley, Reggae and One Love with Roger Steffens, author of "So much things to say: An Oral History of Bob Marley"