Monday, September 23

Lawrence Jones and his panel give their reaction to a college student’s racially-charged rant caught on camera and a liberal professor’s claims that a kid’s TV show is 'capitalist propaganda.'

Conservative groups on two separate college campuses are threatened and white students are encouraged to deal with their 'inner racist.' Lawrence Jones and his panel take on recent scandals from the far-left.

Lawrence Jones and Democratic strategist Kevin Chavous debate if President Trump deserves credit for the healthy economy.

As the historic impeachment trial of President Trump unfolds, Lawrence Jones and Democratic strategist Kevin Walling assess the fairness of the trial itself and if it's just a partisan attempt to destroy the president.

Is President Trump pushing the limits of presidential power? Lawrence and the former Deputy Assistant Secretary of State under Obama, Joel Rubin, discuss the legality of killing Iran's top military leader.

Are more guns the answer to saving lives? Lawrence Jones and gun violence prevention advocate Kyleanne Hunter discuss if gun-free zones really help keep the public safe.

Can there be a bipartisan approach to fixing our immigration system in 2020? Lawrence Jones and Democratic strategist Laura Fink kick off the new year by tackling one of the biggest issues facing American voters.

Is school choice a proven strategy to improve student achievement? Lawrence Jones and school choice advocate Walter Blanks Jr. discuss the merits of one of the most controversial topics in education today.

At what point does the federal government overstep its boundaries? Lawrence Jones and liberal commentator Danielle McLaughlin deliberate the ideal position of government power.

Lawrence Jones and Democratic Strategist Mustafa Tameez dig into President Trump’s volatile relationship with the media and the justification behind blocking reporters from campaign events.

Libertarianism is on the rise in America, but how can the growing party serve as a viable third option for voters? Outspoken Libertarian Maj Toure joins Lawrence to discuss how the party can improve upon its leadership and outreach.

As President Trump's impeachment inquiry hits a crucial point this week, lawmakers must examine if the dealings in question with Ukraine warrant removal from office. Lawrence Jones and Democratic Strategist Jason Nichols discuss if Democrats will be successful in the fast-moving impeachment battle.

In stark contrast to President Trump’s hardline approach to immigration, members of the left are pushing for America to open its borders. Lawrence Jones and Fabio Rojas, a sociology professor at Indiana University, debate the perks and pitfalls of moving towards an open-border immigration policy.

America has the most expensive health care system in the world. Is a complete overhaul the solution to rising costs? Lawrence Jones and former Bernie Sanders national staffer Tezlyn Figaro discuss the controversial plan for medicare for all.

After years of increasing pressure, the NCAA is finally moving forward to pay college athletes. Lawrence Jones and college football reporter Lisa Horne discuss why the controversial move will fix the broken college sports system.

Should sport industry professionals stay silent on politics to protect their brand? Lawrence Jones and sports contributor Mike Gunzelman discuss the NBA’s fragile courtship with China.

Is it in America’s best national security interest to withdraw U.S. forces from Syria, or are we shamelessly abandoning our Kurdish allies? Political commentator Nomiki Konst joins Lawrence to discuss President Trump’s controversial decision to pull out of the Turkish-Kurd fight.

Homelessness in America is now reaching crisis levels in many urban communities, particularly in cities under Democratic leadership. Lawrence Jones and Democratic strategist Laurie Watkins address if the solution to the crisis falls into the left-right divide.

As support for the impeachment against President Trump grows, so does the public divide. Lawrence Jones and political analyst Lincoln Mitchell debate if the Trump impeachment inquiry is just another partisan attack.

Should teachers and professors be free to share their political views to students? Lawrence Jones and Natalie Elisha Gold discuss if educators should be forced to remain politically neutral in today’s highly polarized society.

As fresh calls emerge demanding for Brett Kavanaugh's impeachment, is it time for Congress to finish what the FBI started? Lawrence Jones and Democratic strategist David Burstein examine Kavanaugh’s shaky position on America’s highest court.