Parts of Chicago are now an urban hellscape where young black men murder each other and children die in the crossfire. Pastor Donovan Price attends unfolding crime scenes where he ministers to the living and says prayers for the dead.

In an emotional and raw interview, black tour operator Don Folden tells how he stood his ground at the Emancipation Memorial in D.C. while being screamed at by an angry mob who wanted it to tear it down. A study in dignity and grace, he understands their frustration but also that they are misguided in their knowledge of the history of the monument.

Investigative journalist Matt Taibbi discusses his bold piece on how the media is destroying itself. It’s a professional risk, but he’s so tired of woke culture corrupting the news business that he’s laying it all out.

Sometimes controversial, always brilliant, Jonathan Kay talks the fall of Ronan Farrow, journalist Twitter mobs and the meltdown of The New York Times.

Philadelphia cardiologist Dr. Anish Koka brings a brave and explosive first-hand account of why so many people died of COVID in LT care facilities and explains why much of the reporting on the crisis was actually harmful.

In a gripping interview, acclaimed forensic pathologist Dr. Cyril Wecht takes us through the 10-minute tape that shocked the nation and offers a grim analysis of how Floyd died.

Skeptic Michael Shermer’s razor sharp analysis is just what the doctor ordered for our perilous trip through COVID-land.