The Chip Franklin Show

Washington Post SCOTUS Reporter Robert Barnes helps Chip break down the court's recent decision on Indiana's law requiring burial or the burning of aborted fetuses.

Chip talks with Washington Post Technology Columnist Geoffrey Fowler about the information your iPhone is sharing with App makers and other companies.

Chip talks with Kenneth McCallion, a former federal prosecutor, Constitutional Law Expert, and author of Treason & Betrayal: The Rise and Fall of Individual-1, about the case for impeaching 45.

The restaurant chain is in the news again, Chip discusses and takes your calls.

A new bill in California would force priests to report any child molestation that they hear about during confession. Chip discusses with Attorney Doug Burns.

Pete Davidson's apology gave him an SNL boost, while in San Francisco an apology from Police Chief William Scott has the Union calling for him to resign. Chip talks about the art of apologizing the right way.

Chip and Nikki talk about San Francisco Police Chief Bill Scott's apology to journalist Bryan Carmody.

Chip & Nikki discuss Howard Stern's comments about the mental state of President Trump and how he might benefit from seeing a mental health professional.

Chip & Nikki talk about how some states are trying to make it more difficult to travel to them without vaccines.

A new report shows that people are complaining about ride share drivers who use air fresheners in their cars. Chip and Nikki wonder where you fall on the issue. Also, one Bay area community is making it harder for a religious group to pray.