With all that’s going on Pat discusses what got us here!

John continues to take your calls on Impeachment, Ukraine, Biden and Trump.

The phone lines are lighting up and John continues to answer your calls.

The intelligence community's inspector general debunked reports that the requirements to file a whistleblower complaint were changed before a whistleblower raised concerns about President Trump's July 25 phone call with the Ukrainian president, John takes your calls on if the President abused the power of his office.

Gavin Newsom signs a new bill in California which would allow college athletes to profit from endorsements.

Senior Capitol Hill Correspondent, Linda Kenyon, describes the latest on the Whisleblower.

Angie opens the phone lines to deal with your local news stories.

Washington Post Contributor, Donna Edwards, discusses the whistleblower complaints and the Impeachment of the President. Do you think Elizabeth Warren has what it takes to get enough money from small donors that she has a chance to win the white house?

Edward Wasserman, professor of journalism and dean of the Graduate School of Journalism at the University of California, Berkeley, joins the show to talk media ethics in journalism.

Westwood One Correspondent, Jerry Bodlander joins at the top of the hour and they talk “transcripts” and impeachment. Austrailian author, Alan Hirsch, who wrote “Impeaching the President: Past, Present, and Future” joins Angie on the show.