The Chip Franklin Show

Chip and Nikki talk to Paul Rosen, former chief of staff at the Department of Homeland Security, can talk about DHS/CDC’s ongoing response to the coronavirus and the lessons learned from the fight against Ebola (and Zika), both of which Paul worked extensively on with federal agencies and intelligence agencies to combat the illness.

Chip and Nikki talk to Infectious Disease Expert Rik Heller about President Trump's news conference about the spread of Coronavirus.

Chip and Nikki talk to Washington Post Columnist Jonathan Capehart on the debate in South Carolina, the first in the south primary, and the march towards Super Tuesday.

Chip and Nikki talk about the reaction to the coronavirus panic and whether it is actually warranted. They take your calls.

KGO political analyst Gary Dietrich gives Chip and Nikki a preview of the South Carolina Democratic Debate.

Chip and Nikki talk with Washington Times reporter Tom Howell about how senators of both parties are warning Trump not to blow the coronavirus response.

Chip and Nikki talk to Arlene Martinez, writer and producer of the USA Today’s In California Newsletter about some of the stories she's working on.

Chip and Nikki talk to Wash Post Senior Editor Marc Fisher about the coronavirus outbreak and scare.

Chip and Nikki discuss whether pedestrians and bikers should have to pay tolls on the Golden Gate Bridge.

The explosion of emotional support animals is actually hurting people who need guide dogs. Chip and Nikki talk to Christine Benninger President and CEO of Guide Dogs for the Blind about how this is so. Chip and Nikki then discuss some of the top science stories of the day and if you believe in miracles you won't want to hear the last story.