Dr. David Samadi joins the program to talk about Covid-19, hydroxychloroquine and what we should learn from this pandemic.

Over the weekend many major cities saw peaceful protests over the death of George Floyd turn into violent riots and looting.

Citizens in Minneapolis have rioted for the third straight night over the tragic death of George Floyd.

We talk with Dr. David Somadi, Director of Men's Health at St. Francis Hospital in New York, about the medical perspective of the coronavirus pandemic.

Donald Rainwater, Libertarian candidate for Governor of the Great State of Indiana, joins us to discuss his campaign and the issues that should matter to supporters of limited government and liberty.

We interview Indiana Libertarian Gubernatorial candidate Donald Rainwater. Twitter has placed a "fact-checking" and "potentially misleading" label on President Trump's tweets for the first time.

Joe Biden gave an interview to radio host Charlamagne tha God last week. It has caused controversy because of yet another gaffe by Joe Biden. He made the comment that, "you ain't black," if you vote for Donald Trump.

Today's guest, Trent England, Executive Director of Save Our States, explains the threats posed to the Electoral College, and by extension, the Constitution. He also explains why we have an Electoral College in the first place and the importance of states in our system of government.

A campaign official for the Biden team has accused President Trump of "not playing with a full deck" after he accidentally called Tulsi Gabbard, Kelsey. Meanwhile, Joe Biden is a gaffe machine, is accused of rape and now there's more information about his questionable dealings with Ukraine.

We spoke with Trent England, Executive Director of Save Our States. He is fighting back against those that want to abolish the electoral college. Some of Susan Rice's emails, from President Trump's Inauguration Day, have been unclassified and are under fire. She sent herself an email about a meeting in the Oval Office in which the Russia investigation was discussed.