The Chip Franklin Show

Political Reporter James Hohmann says the supression of numbers and testing data along with the unpredictabilityhuman behavior makes this a challenging time to open up the economy.

2/3 of people don't see things getting back to normal for at least 6 months. Chip discusses and takes your calls.

Chip talks with Merrill Matthews from the Institute for Policy Innovation, an independent research organization, about whether the government can mandate a Covid-19 vaccine.

Chip talks to William Haseltine, former Harvard Medical School professor and founder of the university’s cancer and HIV/AIDS research departments, who says we should be cautious about the rush to share news about scientific progress in combating covid-19.

Some courtrooms are planning to come back online before courthouses open back up, Chip talks to attorney Randy Zelin about whether that makes sense.

Chip takes your calls about Covid-19 tests and whether there is enough out there to make getting back to work safer.

Chip talks to San Mateo County Supervisor David Canepa about what it was like getting tested for Covid-19. He takes your calls.

Chip isn't sure that the Bay area is really flattening the curve, with reports of people going out in public way to close together and without masks in San Francisco, he thinks the pandemic could get much worse. He takes your calls.

Chip talks to Malcolm Nance on Covid response and Trump calling for the arrests of Joe Biden and Barack Obama Obama arrest. His book, The Plot to Betray America is available now.

Chip chats with Washington Post Culture Reporter Maura Judkis  about her latest piece on how Masks are changing the way we look at each other, and ourselves in the pandemic era.