What alternatives do we have to corporate politicians? Andrew and Sam provide some thought provoking discussion on political power.

Can teens involved in gangs be rehabilitated? Our guest K. Robinson discusses juvenile rehabilitation.

Sam and Andrew discuss the Housing and Economic Recovery Act of 2008. This Act is reported to be the largest government intervention in the housing market since the Great Depression. Is it possible that Fannie Mae and Freddie Mace are being rewarded for incompetent business practices?

Other public officials have been convicted of crimes and the Attorney General has not sought to have them removed from office. Why now? The Honorable Ronald Rice Jr., Newark’s West Ward Councilman will discuss this unusual reaction by the Attorney General’s Office.

Andrew Selby gets partial justice but the perpetrators are still getting paid.

Sam Clark and Andrew Selby discuss the possibility of an economic collapse as severe as the Great Depression. And the plot to overthrow FDR during the Great Depression will also be discussed.

In light of the bad economic conditions the Justice for All Show will give listeners a change to win money!

Sam Clark discusses the civil action against the City of Paterson, and prior civil action against the City of Camden. What does it mean to taxpayers and why you should be concerned.

This segment discusses the fallacy of employee protection provided by civil service. Civil Service employees who are whistle blowers are not protected. In contrast, Civil Service employees who engage in criminal acts are protected.

Why are we forced to use old, inefficient, polluting oil, when there are clean efficient alternatives available? Our guest Steve Cokely of the “Cokely Report,” discusses the initiatives of the Citizens Committee Against High Ass Oil Prices.

Firefighter Michael Stoecker of the North Hudson Regional Fire and Rescue continues with this shocking story of retaliation and differential treatment.