Attorney David Katz from Beverly Hills, joins Chip to talk about the arrest of Attorney Michael Avenatti on domestic violence charges.

Chip and Nikki talk to callers about whether they have ever seen smoke this bad in the Bay Area before and whether it will change their view of living in California.

ABC News meteorologist Spencer Christian joins Chip to talk about whether wind or rain is on the way to provide some needed smoke and fire relief.

Risa Johnson with the Chico Enterprise-Record and Oroville Mercury-Register talks to chip about how the Campfire is impacting the communities where she lives and works.

Chip and Nikki take calls about privatized firefighting and whether this is good or bad for society.

Chip speaks with the Washington Post's Marc Fisher about a senior cabinet member's ousting from the Trump administration at the behest of the first lady.

Chip talks with James Nirekirk about Fox New's surprising decision to support CNN's lawsuit of the Trump administration, due to the revocation of Jim Acosta's press pass.

Chip and Nikki discuss whether Amazon's new headquarters in Queens, New York will be good or bad for society and economy in the US's largest city, as well as revive the age-old debate of whether large corporations are entitled to the tax breaks they receive.

Chip talks about the new "active shooter industrial complex" that creates products designed to protect people, particularly children, from mass shooters.

Chip talks with Washington Post reporter Phillip Bump about Trump's bogus claim that people need identification to buy cereal while voting fraud is as easy to commit as wearing a different hat.