New lawsuits brought against Joe Biden claim his administration cannot cancel student debt. Pat Thurston explains details.

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Officer Joe Silva from the Stockton Police Department joins Pat Thurston to share details on the possible serial killer linked to seven shootings, six of which were fatal, in California.

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Pat Thurston talks to KGO 810 listeners about recent updates on Russia and Ukraine.

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Pat Thurston describes the recent movement on "quiet quitting".

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Pat Thurston discusses the ongoing protests happening in Iran.

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Iran's supreme leader breaks silence on protests. Pat Thurston explains why he is now blaming the United States for the ongoing protests.

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Former President Donald Trump is suing CNN for $475 million over defamation.

Criminal Defense Attorney David Katz is with Pat Thurston to share his expectations for the lawsuit.

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Herschel Walker denies claims that he paid for his girlfriend's abortion in 2009. 

The unnamed woman provided a get well soon note and receipt for money Walker sent in 2009. When asked if he remembered sending anyone a $700 check Walker said, “I send money to a lot of people. … I give money to people all the time cause I’m always helping people.”

Pat Thurston goes into detail about Herschel Walker and Walker's son's recent comments.

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-----BROS--The first major studio backed (Universal) gay rom com, opening in 3200 theaters in the U.S. today, produced by Judd Apatow and starring Bill Eichner and Luke Macfarlane.

-----BURIED: THE 1982 ALPINE MEADOWS AVALANCHE--Arguably the best documentary of the year centers on the 1982 early spring ski resort avalanche that hit its base area killing seven people. In theaters today

-----VESPER--Ambitious and haunting dystopian coming-of-age science fiction allegory about self reliance and income inequality. In theaters and VOD.

-----MY BEST FRIEND'S EXORCISM--Weird comedy/horror film about two best friends who grapple with an otherworldly demon who takes up residence in one of their bodies. Streams on Amazon Prime today.

-----HOCUS POCUS 2--The coven of Bette Midler, Sarah Jessica Parker and Kathy Najimy return 29 years later to right some witchy wrongs perpetrated in 1993's HOCUS POCUS--Streams on Disney + today.

-----THE STORY OF FILM: A NEW GENERATION--A Documentary essay film about the cinema of the 21st Century--now available to rent/purchase on all major streaming platforms.

-----DIG--A not-for-the-squeamish hostage drama. Still in theaters.

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 Director: Alan Snitow, Deborah Kaufman

Is art’s role to provoke or placate? What happens when it no longer reflects current societal views? These questions and many more were the subject of hot debate when Victor Arnautoff’s thirteen-panel mural “The Life of Washington” became an object of local controversy, then a media firestorm. On display since San Francisco’s George Washington High School opened in 1936, it offers a view of the Founding Father both celebratory and critical, referencing his involvements in slavery and Native American genocide. (The Iroquois dubbed him “Town Destroyer.”) But some present-day students, parents, and observers found those depictions racially offensive, calling for the work to be removed or destroyed. Would doing so be a “redaction of history,” “identity politics gone off the rails”—or a justified blow to a lingering American “colonized mentality” as well as ongoing “traumatization” of young minds? Longtime Bay Area documentarians Alan Snitow and Deborah Kaufman interview historians, artists, activists, and GWHS students to probe a fascinating microcosm of today’s culture wars. —Dennis Harvey

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