Before today's show, John recieved an email asking if Trump's behavior relating to Jan 6th would be grounds for sedition. Using many pieces of evidence and calls, we find the truth.

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Recent legislation passed by Alameda county has made it illegal to smoke in most apartment complexes, which leads to a very interesting debate. Should government regulate the legality of smoking on property? John will debate it with listeners for the last half-hour of the show.

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For the 2nd hour, John examines Russia's lack of compromise in Belguin peace talks today. There has been indication that a conflict spewing from this may lead to a war. Rothmann asks his listeners if we should fight Putin. Also, the Jan 6th committee is having trouble with subpoenas of representatives like Kevin McCarthy.

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John saw Mitch McConnell speak out against Biden's voter rights speech on Tuesday. He was unimpressed by his thoughts, but wanted to get a scope of the listeners throughout the first hour of the program.

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For the final hour of the show, John tackles the subject of global warming, and considers ideas for how to stop it from getting worse than it already has. Also, he'll talk about Maya Angelou being put on American currency, making history in the process. 

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For the 2nd hour of the program, John looks at the fiery confrontation between Dr. Anthony Fauci and Senator Rand Paul at a hearing this morning. Their differences on COVID precautions is made crystal clear, and we even get a glimpse at the threats Fauci has received from angry conspirators.

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John's first hour features insight and analysis into Biden's speech in Georgia on new voting rights legislation. He'll talk to callers and get comments on the potential legislation throughout the hour.

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Tragic news hit the world on Sunday when it was learned that Full House star and legendary comedian Bob Saget passed away in his Orlando hotel room. Listeners share their experiences and memories of Saget and pay tribute to his incredible talent, both on and off camera. Also, John discusses a potential subsidy for a drug to lessen the effects of Alzheimer's, and if taxpayers should fund it.

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For the 2nd hour of the program, John examines the ABC interview with South Dakota Senator Mike Rounds (R). Rounds said the 2020 election was fair and that the republicans simply lost with no foul play. Trump countered with calling Rounds "a jerk." Rothmann will feel the pulse of his listeners and give his thoughts on this Monday evening.

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John takes the first hour to discuss the $31 billion surplus that the state of California has to spend. What should they spend it on? Listeners give Rothmann many great ideas in the hour.

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