We discuss Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.'s philosophy of righteousness, and what it means for our moment.

Gov. Charlie Baker followed Pressley, and apologized for calling her crowd-inspiring comments a "rant."

Plus, ESPN senior writer Howard Bryant on the state of Black America under the Trump administration. Also, a report on a the first POC-owned business in the North End, which recently closed.

Radio Boston's Paris Alston visited the store last year to talk with Lawson about what her presence in the North End meant. On the last day of 2019, the store closed, citing financial reasons.

Our Week In Review panelists talk impeachment news and local headlines.

Former Massachusetts Gov. Bill Weld is campaigning in New Hampshire this week -- a key state in his attempt to challenge President Trump in the Republican presidential primary.

President Trump revealed the attorneys who will present his case during the the Senate impeachment trial. That list includes Harvard Law School's Alan Dershowitz, who told WBUR's Radio Boston he will focus on constitutional arguments against the impeachment and removal of Trump.

Also, we talk with former Mass. Gov. Bill Weld on his campaign for president. Plus, our Week In Review panelists talk Red Sox and a harrowing kidnapping in Springfield.

Top of the Hub in Boston is closing this year after more than five decades in business. We talk about what that means for the city's restaurant scene with Irene Li, co-owner and head chef of the Mei Mei restaurant group, and Boston University anthropology professor Merry White. We also take listener calls.