Massive Protests: Here's what's happening in Israel, explained
Michael offers a commentary as strikes and protests against a proposed judicial overhaul in Israel continue to rise up. Plus, his conversation from two weeks ago with Carnegie Endowment Senior Fellow ...
27 Mars 202339min
Should landlords be able to ask about a tenants' criminal history?
UCLA Law Professor Eugene Volokh joins Michael to discuss a striking down of a Seattle ban on landlords' inquiring about prospective tenants' criminal histories, which Volokh wrote about at Reason.com...
24 Mars 202329min
Everything, Everywhere, All At Once: A lot is about to happen with Donald Trump
There is SO much to keep track of relative to former President Donald Trump and the various investigations. Everyone is racing to the finish line to an indictment, and a lot is about to happen. Michae...
23 Mars 202325min
Michael Cohen's Attorney Lanny Davis Speaks Out Ahead Of Potential Trump Indictment
Michael talks to crisis management expert and attorney Lanny Davis, who is representing former Trump advisor Michael Cohen, ahead of the Manhattan District Attorney possibly indicting former President...
22 Mars 202320min
In Light of Biden Issuing His First Veto: ESG For Dummies
Environmental, Social and Corporate Governance, or ESG for short. What is ESG? Listen for a great explainer from Alex Friedman, CEO and Co-Founder of Novata. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company....
21 Mars 202319min
Untouchable: Elie Honig broke the story of the Feds passing on charging Trump in Stormy Daniels case
As a new week begins with news of a possible indictment in New York of former President Donald Trump in connection with hush money payments made to Stormy Daniels, former federal prosecutor and CNN Se...
20 Mars 202334min
What's with the "Wackadoodle" Fox News Email?
Washington Post writer Sarah Ellison joins Michael in a conversation about a controversial email centered around 2020 election fraud discourse which circulated within Fox News. The duo discuss what ca...
17 Mars 202332min
Learning About Reparations
The San Francisco, CA Board of Supervisors is open to major payouts - up to $5M - for reparations for slavery. Michael talks about a draft reparations plan that made headlines this week with Tinisch ...
16 Mars 202320min
