The Chip Franklin Show

Dr. Niket Sonpal answers questions about COVID

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Jacob Chansley, the Qanon Shaman was sentenced to 41 months.  Let’s just follow the law, cause it’s not right that this guy gets more time than those who attacked and beat cops or Meadows, Jordan, McCarthy Trump et al…. Are we sentencing him cause of his dumbass outfit? 

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ABC's Derrick Dennis reports that the judge denied all motions for acquittal for the three men at the center of trial over the killing of Ahmaud Arbery. Defense attorney Kevin Gough gave his opening statement, attempting to separate his client, Roddie Bryan’s actions from those of the McMichael co-defendants. He painted a “Normal Rockwell” picture of someone simply working on his house when Arbery ran by his  home and he went to see what was happening. He claimed he wasn’t running Arbery down, but just “keeping him in view” during the chase.

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ABC News' Washington correspondent, Andy Field has the latest on the censure of Gosar, who, last week tweeted an edited Japanese anime cartoon showing him stabbing President Joe Biden and killing Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez. He later deleted the tweet.

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Chip discusses the jury selection process in the Kyle Rittenhouse trial.

Is white supremacy a threat to the nation? Will white privilege ever change? Only when people of color come to power on the local level.

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San Francisco Examiner writer Gil Duran joins Franklin regarding his piece on the ongoing drug overdose problem in San Francisco. They will detail efforts with injection sites, and if they're working statewide.

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Democrats shouldn't rush to spend more money. That's the stance of Washington Monthly editor-in-chief Paul Glastris, and he explained his stance on the Chip Franklin show this afternoon.

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