Net neutrality is an issue that can evoke anything from a passionate defense to a vacant stare, depending on who you're talking to. But did  you know that last week Congress voted to allow Internet service providers (or "ISPs") to sell your personal browsing history to the highest bidder? In this week's TrumpWatch, host Jesse Lent discusses net neutrality and finds out how to prevent your online history from being used as a marketing tool with Olivia Solon, a tech reporter for the Guardian.

On this week's TrumpWatch, host Jesse Lent discusses the administration's ties to Russia and the Congressional investigations into them with Karoun Demirjian, a foreign policy reporter for the Washington Post and a former correspondent at the paper's Moscow bureau.

Like most Republicans in Congress, President Donald Trump ran on a pledge to repeal and replace the Affordable Care Act (also known as  Obamacare). Yet, the current battle in the House of Representatives over Speaker Paul Ryan's bill to overhaul the national healthcare system has  revealed divisions in the party on exactly how to do this. In this week's TrumpWatch, host Jesse Lent discusses what is in the Ryan plan with POLITICO health care reporter Adam Cancryn, who also offers insight into the fight to get the bill passed in the House.

How different is President Trump's new executive order, nicknamed  "Travel Ban 2.0" by several media outlets, from his original Jan. 28 action blocked by a panel of three 9th Circuit Court of Appeals judges? In this episode of TrumpWatch, host Jesse Lent discusses the President's controversial immigration policy with Trina Realmuto, litigation director of the National Immigration Project at the National Lawyers Guild.

President Donald Trump received generally positive marks for the markedly more presidential tone he struck in his first address to a joint session of  Congress. In this episode of TrumpWatch, host  Jesse Lent examines the substance of Trump's speech with New York Times congressional correspondent Jennifer Steinhauer.

President Donald Trump has continued to claim the 2016 election was  rigged, despite no apparent evidence to support his claim. Rolling Stone  investigative journalist Greg Palast believes that the President is half correct; it isn't the millions of undocumented immigrants Trump claims cast ballots for Hillary Clinton that got him elected, but the millions of Americans kept off the voter rolls due to a notoriously flawed database funded by the Koch Brothers called Interstate Voter Registration Crosscheck. In this episode of TrumpWatch, host Jesse Lent talks to Palast about uncovering what he believes is a widespread Republican-led effort to suppress minority voter turnout as documented in his film "The Best Democracy Money Can Buy."

As a candidate, Donald Trump made some bold claims on what his  administration would do regarding immigration. In this episode of  TrumpWatch, host Jesse Lent talks to political analyst Armondo Gudino from the Drug Policy Alliance about pending immigration reform legislation he helped draft in the California State Assembly. Then, Rajib Miah of Harlem Copwatch and the coalition New York City Against Trump discusses the  Know Your Rights event for undocumented immigrants his organization is sponsoring in Queens, NY on March 19.

In this episode of TrumpWatch, host Jesse Lent  discusses the resistance movement that is challenging the new administration with Tracy Clark, Jason Roer and Ashley Graham, the founders of the Fire The Fool Declaration Rally scheduled for April 1 in  Washington DC.

In the premiere episode of TrumpWatch back in December, we examined the likelihood of President-elect Donald Trump's proposed Muslim ban coming to pass with Arun Kundnani, author of "The Muslims Are Coming: Islamophobia, Extremism, and the  Domestic War on Terror.” Now, following of the President's executive order on Jan. 28 banning immigrants from seven Muslim countries from entering the US, Mr. Kundnani returns to offer his thoughts on what further government actions on immigration may be on the horizon.

On this episode of TrumpWatch on WBAI 99.5fm Pacifica Radio New York, we open the phones for the first time and ask our listeners what they would tell President Donald Trump if they had a 30-second Oval Office meeting with the new President?