The Mike Douglass Show

California Democratic leaders oppose the SAVE Act; Support grows for tighter controls on commercial driver's licenses, including the proposed Dalilah's Law; Opposition grows against the early release of the convicted child kidnapper and sexual abuser in California; Discussion of the "'snowball" and ice/rock assaults upon NYPD officers earlier this week.

Review of the  State of the Union Address on Tuesday, including honoring American heroes, and some down-to-earth comments from Sen. John Fetterman regarding Democrat conduct.

Thorough examination of the pending "early elderly" parole release in California of a diabolical man convicted of 16 counts of 16 counts of child kidnapping and molestation, sentenced to 20 years in prison, and three additional consecutive sentences of 25 years to life; Olympian Lindsey Vonn reports surgeon saved her from an amputation, and shares her heart about the "crash seen round the world."

Reflections on patriotism, teamwork, selflessness, sacrifice, and how USA's Men's Hockey Team won a gritty and even bloody Gold Medal; DC is cleaning up crime; "El Mencho" the cartel head killed by Mexican forces, and the chaos that followed; Gov. Newsom's curious conversation in Atlanta; DHS, ICE and CBP arrest illegal aliens committing unconscionable crimes.

Listener calls and topics; including the SCOTUS decision against use of the International Emergency Economic Powers Act for tariffs; point-counterpoint disucssions about tariffs; and amazing backstory of women's freeskating gold medalist Alysa Liu, and her father, who escaped political persecution in China.

Continued discussion--the deadly avalanche, 8 confirmed dead, 6 rescued, Cal OSHA investigating; META CEO Mark Zuckerberg and his testimony in court re: civil suit alleging addiction of minors to their platforms; National Park Service considers dropping reservation system for a few parks including nearby Yosemite...listeners weigh in.

Update on victims of avalanche, six rescued, eight dead and one missing; Discussion of banking today (community vs. big banks, customer service issues); Emerson polls look at current CA Governor's race leaders; US DOT cracks down on Illinois not complying with rules regarding commercial driver licenses; Significant focus on San Francisco case involving anticipated sentence for 80-year-old woman charged with killing a dad, mom, six-month old and three-month old after speeding on SF streets.

Pawtucket, RI shooting; Hope Works working in Modesto; Inspiring Olympic story--41 yr old mom wins the gold!; Altadena fire victims revictimized.

Special focus upon Sec. State Marco Rubio's monumental speech to the Munich Security Conference on Saturday Feb. 14; Very worrisome warnings about AI from a leading AI engineer; and headlines of the day.

Listener calls and topics; plus commentary on Olympians and their socio-political pronouncements; benefits of new EPA regulatory repeals; why SAVE Act and Voter ID will work, and refuting inaccuracies of the argument that women with name changes won't be able to vote.