Chip discusses Trump's touting of an unproven drug to stave off Covid-19 and other hucksters looking to take advantage of the pandemic.

Chip chats with Virginia Buckingham who was in charge of Logan Airport in Boston on 9/11, where two of the planes took off, about having fingers pointed at her for the terrorist attack and why people feel the need to blame others for actions out of their control.

Chip talks with Washington Post Senior Editor Marc Fisher about the logistics of opening up public restrooms safely in the covid-19 era.

Chip talks about how the United states isn't getting the type of leadership it needs to beat Covid-19.

Chip talks to Washington Post White House Reporter Toluse Olorunnipa about President Trump's claim that he takes hydroxychloriquine for prophylactic purposes.

Chip talks to John Nichols, National correspondent for the The Nation and host of the Next Left Podcast about state and federal political responses to the Covid-19 pandemic.

Chip talks to Alex Tabarrok, Director Center for Study of Public Choice at George Mason University, about the speed at which vaccines could be ready and whether we have the infrastructure to mass produce them when one is ready.

Chip talks about the benefits of wearing masks and asks why don't more people wear them? He takes your calls.

Chip chats with Dr. Dena Grayson about President Trump's claims that he takes an unproven drug to stave off covid-19 infection and whether it could do more harm than good.

Covid Calls and highlights from Chip's ointerviews with Dr. Warner C. Greene, MD, Director of the Gladstone Center for HIV Cure Research and Mark Harrison of the Labor network about the long lasting economic effects of Covid-19.