Former UN weapons inspector and Marine Corps intelligence officer Scott Ritter and criminal defense attorney Don Hammond join me for a discussion about the surprising shenanigans of a judge who seems hellbent on making Michael Flynn's life miserable.
Let's keep it simple: Ultraviolet light therapy exists. It's a thing. President Trump inarticulately referred to it at a White House press briefing on April 24, and many pundits reacted as if he had suggested bleach could be ingested to treat COVID-19. He said no such thing...
Former federal prosecutor Andy McCarthy suggests in a new National Review column and on Tucker Carlson's Fox News show that just-released documents confirm Gen. Michael Flynn was set up by corrupt FBI agents who were motivated by contempt for then President-elect Trump.
I recently spoke with shoppers at a farmers market in downtown Los Angeles about the 50th anniversary of Earth Day (April 22), and what might be our greatest environmental problem.
I interviewed criminal defense attorney Don Hammond about emergency orders concerning the coronavirus outbreak, including bizarre restrictions imposed by Michigan governor Gretchen Whitmer and Greenville, MS mayor Errick Simmons.
I had COVID-19 symptoms in December and January for about five weeks. It started with severe fatigue the first week. I slept most of each day during that period.
I spoke to a recently-released prisoner about what it's like to be a sanitation worker amid disease and crime in the infamous Skid Row area of Los Angeles.