When a lawyer posts a racist tweet, should the State Bar Association yank her license to practice law?  And, is it leading with your strength to make the first (apparent) Donald Trump indictment ...all about Stormy Daniels?

I’m off this week, so my son and co-host, Connor, handles the show solo. Now I don’t agree with him, but I think you’ll find his argument for defunding the police is the most powerful and thoughtful take on a (wrongheaded) idea you’ve ever heard!

Trump was celebrating with the lady who served as foreperson of the Georgia Special Grand Jury looking into his possible election law violations came across as unhinged in a bunch of media interviews. Will this taint the effort to put the ex-president behind bars?

Is the Supreme Court about to blow up the Internet? The high court just held oral argument on whether liability of Internet providers should be expanded.

Google has a date with destiny soon – or at least, a court date before the Supreme Court – on the question of whether it promoted radicalizing messages, leading to the murder of a woman killed in an Isis attack. 

The fellow Dick Cheney shot during a quail hunt just died, at 95 – 16 years after the incident. Will Cheney be charged with murder? Before you answer, remember when Reagan’s press secretary James Brady died 34 years after being shot by John Hinckley, prosecutors considered charging him.

Yes, there are doctor “vaccine deniers.” California and other states want to yank medical licenses from physicians who ignore the scientific consensus about COVID. And, could Alec Baldwin have avoided prosecution by simply taking the Fifth, instead of performing the role of “Chatty Kathy”?

For months the DA who charged Alec Baldwin with manslaughter talked about nobody being above the law – she even mentioned him by name as a possible defendant. But since his duties as producer apparently had nothing to do with gun safety, and he was told the gun was cold – should he really have been charged?

Nineteen states are on board with red flag laws, that let citizens -- worried about somebody misusing guns – seek a court hearing that could result in confiscation of weapons. Have the laws curbed mass shootings?