The Chip Franklin Show

San Francisco Mayor London Breed says that The City will allow some retail stores to open for curbside sales starting Monday barring a huge spike in covid-19 cases. Chip takes your calls about whether now is the time to reopen.

Political strategist, Lincoln Project co-founder, and author of Running Against the DevilRick Wilson will discuss Facebook and the 2020 election, who Biden needs to win over to win big, and the impact the pandemic will have on the race.

Chip talks to Dr. Niket Sonpal about covid-19's impact on children, how wearing a mask became politicized, and whether the pandemic is actually easing.

Amee Vanderpool had covid-19 and recovered, she also has asthma and will join Chip to talk about what it was like to have the disease and recover.

Chip talks to Washington Post Media Critic Erik Wemple about the media’s handling of the White House during the Covid-19 crisis.

SCOTUS takes two cases about the President's taxes, Chip talks to Ben Feuer from the California Appellate Law Group about the decisions that are pending.

Chip takes your calls about what work will look like once people start going back during the pandemic.

Chip talks with Ed Langhammer, a Labor and Employment attorney at Cozen O’Connor Law Offices, about  Governor Gavin Newsom's plan to return Californians to work.

Chip chats with Aaron Blake from the Washington Post about Dr. Fauci's testimony before the Senate regarding the Coronavirus pandemic.

Chip talks to Washington Post Polling Director Scott Clement about the latest poll measuring how people view Trump's response to the pandemic versus their governor's response.