John discusses several different election related hypotheticals and what could happen between Election and Inauguration Day

John talks about the President Trump's insistence that school will reopen "fully" in the fall and the impact that could have on the already raging pandemic.

Robert Mueller defends his report in the wake of Roger Stone's commutation.

Atlanta is rolling back reopening to Phase One. Texas GOP Senator John Cornyn is facing criticism after saying we "still don't know" whether children can catch coronavirus. What about school starting n August?

President Trump commuted the sentence of his longtime friend Roger J. Stone Jr. on seven felony crimes on Friday, using the power of his office to spare a former campaign adviser days before Mr. Stone was to report to a federal prison to serve a 40-month term.

Also, we here from Robert Smith, a San Quentin inmate.

A 5-4 decision declaring that much of eastern Oklahoma is an Indian reservation could reshape criminal justice in the area by preventing state authorities from prosecuting Native Americans.

Donald Trump has spent a lifetime believing the law does not apply to him, and since becoming president he has acted this way in secret and loudly proclaimed it in public. In two decisions issued today concerning his tax returns, the Supreme Court rejected the president’s assertion that he is immune from the law’s requirements — in particular, he couldn’t block subpoenas from both Congress and grand juries.

United Airlines says 36,000 employees face layoffs on October 1st. Brooks Brothers, the 200 year old retailer has filed for bankruptcy. In SF, there are numerous vacancies.

The Supreme Court on Wednesday upheld a Trump administration regulation that lets employers with religious or moral objections limit women’s access to birth control coverage under the Affordable Care Act and could result in as many as 126,000 women losing contraceptive coverage from their employers.

The Supreme Court will announce Thursday whether congressional committees and a New York prosecutor are entitled to see President Trump’s personal financial records, after the president has waged an intense legal battle to keep the material secret.