You’re a cop? Prove it. Should plainclothes police put on the uniform?

Philip Bump, national correspondent for Washington Post, talks about the thousands of law enforcement agencies across the nation involved in keeping the peace during the times of unrest. The NSA DNI CIA DIA FBI ... are just the tip of the iceberg. And many are not wearing identification which the Beaureau of Justice recommends for safety and accountability.

Chip asks neuropsychologist and a faculty member of Columbia University, Dr. Sanam Hafeez, if Police should receive more psychological testing, and how to talk to your kids about police violence.

National-Affairs Correspondent for The Nation magazine and host of the 'Next Left,' podcast, John Nichols talks with Chip about Tom Cotton's efforts to galvinize the GOP.

Did the Covid-19 quarantine give the environment a break? Washington Post Environmental Editor Andrew Freedman clarifies what's going on with CO2 in relation to COVID-19.

National Security Reporter Missy Ryan discusses how both the current and previous Defense Secretaries have distanced themselves from President Trump.

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Chip talks with Dr. Dena Grayson about the protests and how they could impact the spread of coronavirus and they also take your Covid-19 related calls.

Chip takes your calls on the protests happening throughout the country in the wake of the senseless killing of George Floyd at the hands of police.

Chip talks with Washington Post National reporter Abigail Hauslohner about Trump campaign assertions that park police used tear gas against protesters before the President's photo op in front of a church in Washington D.C.

Chip talks to Will Carless,a reporter with Reveal from the Center for Investigative Reporting about his story about law enforcement on Facebook and whether some of these “bad apple” officers can be weeded out because of their social media posts.

Chip talks with Washington Times military reporter Mike Glenn on whether military would disobey illegal orders.