Santa Fe prosecutors are the gang that can’t shoot straight. First they charge Baldwin under the wrong statute. Then they pick a trial lawyer who’s ineligible to handle the case. Now, they do a 180 and re-charge Baldwin. He’ll bat those blue eyes at the jury – say “I was told the gun was cold” – and walk.

The presidential election is like the films “Dr. Strangelove” and “Fail-Safe” – if just one bomber gets through Trump is sunk, folks won’t elect a felon. But if all four trials get pushed, it’s lights out for the Biden/Harris administration. So, the game is all about delay.

​​​​​​​We're not just about proving we have "Too Many Lawyers" - turns out we have way too many Judges as well. The system is allergic to disciplining jurists for bizarre misconduct.

Gavin Newsom wasted no time – Senator Feinstein’s replacement was sworn in before the funeral. And, Los Angeles may force stores to accept not just credit cards and checks, but actual cash as well.

In lieu of actual apprehension and prosecution of criminals, California’s woke DAs and legislators have some sage advice: Don’t wear nice things, drive fast to deter carjackers, and lock your car when you pump gas.

Do Judge Chutkan’s allegedly anti-Trump statements during the sentencing hearings for January 6defendants warrant her disqualification? And, does California’s Governor Gavin Newsom really believe Biden and Harris have given a “master class” in governance?

The deliciously redundant Yogi Berra is a winner once more – it may be “déjà vu all over again” as the GOP ponders impeaching Biden. And, can Trump dump his D.C. federal judge on grounds of bias?

The Biden-Harris administration is floating a trial balloon – is Gavin Newsom’s stealth campaign for the presidency a racist act, designed to cut the line in front of a woman of color? And, breaking news – Trump will testify if his criminal cases go to trial!

With 19 Georgia defendants, Donald Trump may not be on the same page with others – some want a trial this year, some are OK with staying in state court. But Trump has a clear goal, and that’s to get the case away from the DA’s home court, by way of removal to the federal system.

Was Trump smart to avoid the food fight that was the GOP debate? Will the 14th Amendment bar him from the presidency? And, how do you defend a judge who texts his clerk to say, “I just lost it. I shot my wife. I won’t be in tomorrow, I’ll be in custody”?

Is DA Fani Willis’ lead trial lawyer a stranger to criminal law? May Trump remove the Georgia indictment to federal court? And, why didn’t prosecutors charge Trump with “insurrection,” when a conviction would have barred a second presidential run?

Trump’s attorneys are working overtime trying to figure out a way to get out of Dodge – that is, Washington, D.C. Will the lopsided 2020 vote by D.C. of 92% for Biden, 5% for Trump be enough? And, should California college professors be required to preach the gospel of wokeness to their students?

Donald Trump may be re-thinking the whole “Deranged Lunatic” nickname for Jack Smith. Turns out one of the statutes Smith relies on has a death penalty clause – and at least one person died during the January 6 riots. Plus, will unindicted co-conspirators Rudy Giuliani and Professor John Eastman flip on Trump?

A funny thing happened on the way to the plea bargain – Hunter Biden’s lawyers and the feds couldn’t agree on its scope – so it’s off the table! Kevin Spacey is drinking a gin and tonic in London to celebrate his not guilty verdict. And California is forcing college professors to teach the virtues of diversity.

The Menendez brothers claim they shot their parents because of years of abuse – now, a member of the Menudo band says their allegations are true, it happened to him too. Will the brothers wind up free men? And, the betting is now that by Labor Day, Donald Trump will be facing four indictments.

The woke Ninth Circuit has outdone itself. The homeless may now sleep and relieve themselves anywhere they want, if the number of homeless in a city exceeds the number of shelter beds – EVEN IF THERE ARE EMPTY BEDS BECAUSE THE HOMELESS DON’T WANT ‘EM.

The high court headed off to their summer vacation in dramatic fashion – no more affirmative action, no forgiveness of student loans, and no Sunday work for the postman who refused to deliver packages on his Sabbath.

Should we beef up laws against “fatshaming”? And, why’d the Supreme Court make it harder to prosecute stalkers?

Hunter Biden’s plea deal sounds like cruel and unusual punishment: No jail, but also no cocaine for two years! And, a jury says a double-killer was guilty of manslaughter not murder, cuz he was really drunk. Based on time served – four years, the same as a manslaughter sentence -- he was found guilty and set free the same day!

In Trump’s Miami case you have two word views: The prosecution wants to move at the speed of light and hold the trial during next year’s campaign. Trump wants to slow things down and see what 2025 brings. How with the judge – appointed by Trump – handle this?

Are child labor laws outmoded? Libertarians argue “Kids learn so much on the job.” Does Finland have the silver bullet to end homelessness? Over there, they give every unhoused person . . . a house!

Not everybody considers Tik Tok bans to be a joke – it’s argued that because the Chinese government controls Tik Tok’s parent “Byte Dance,” countless facts about Americans are being funneled to Beijing, and soon China will do what it can to influence opinions in the U.S.

OK, everybody agrees we have an epidemic of frivolous lawsuits – but what are the causes, and what can we do about it? Plus, the Supreme Court says gun control is permissible on grounds lawmakers have historically used to restrict gun rights. Does that make sense?

Florida’s leading the way in fighting back against frivolous lawsuits, that drive up prices and hijack people’s lives. We explore Governor Ron DeSantis’ plans, and why Donald Trump says “RINO Ron DeSanctimonious is delivering the biggest bailout in history to globalist insurance companies.

Was it the fact Trump was a no-show for the trial? What caused the jury in the former president’s sexual assault trial to reject the claim he raped Jean Carroll, but accept the other allegations?