The Trump administration is cutting food stamps to needy families. Chip and Nikki discuss and take your calls.

Chip and Nikki talk about the children who die every year because their parents leave them in their car on a hot day and what can be done to save lives.

Chip and Nikki talk about the Warriors minority owner who shoved a Raptor's player during last night's NBA Final's game. Also, should the term "owner" become a thing of the past when it comes to sports franchises.

Chip and Nikki talk about how Scientist Alan Turing finally got his New York Times obituary.

An El Sobrante man has landscaped his yard with a giant swastika. Chip and Nikki talk to attorney Randy Zelin about what neighbors and the town can do about it.

Chip and Nikki talk with the Washington Post's Marc Fisher about the politics of impeachment.

A woman is kicked out of a restaurant for wearing a "too revealing" outfit. Chip and Nikki say it amounts to fat shaming.

It has been 100 years since Women's Suffrage, Chip and Nikki talk about some of the hurdles women are still trying to jump and why.

Chip and Nikki talk with San Mateo County Supervisor Supervisor David Canepa about his plans to fight a proposed Chick-fil-a location in Redwood City. They take your calls about the controversy.

Chip and Nikki chat with Washington Post Op-ed writer Dana Milbank about his latest piece about Republicans paying lip service to standing up to the President, but voting with him almost every time.