Kevin Costner is a widowed grandfather fighting for custody in Black or White, the 1981-set crime thriller A Most Violent Year expands into more theaters, and Project Almanac spend more time concerning itself with it’s shaky camera than it’s shaky script. Hosted by Dennis Willis.
John Rothmann discusses how Mitt Romney is not running for the presidency in 2016 meaning there will be no battle between Romney and Jeb Bush for the nomination.
Police departments have lobbied government to add SWAT units to their departments no matter how small the department as well as the equipment and training to protect the public from injury/death in violent situations. What happened in Columbine? If SWAT units aren’t being utilized to the fullest in situations like Columbine then how are they being used? Attorney Michael Cardoza discusses.
John Rothmann talks about the growing field of potential Republican candidates for the 2016 election and how the Republican Congress’ record in the next 2 years can affect the race.
Ed Baxter says he wants to find the thief who has stolen some of the fun from sports. Serra High School, New England Patriots aren’t playing the true spirit of sports.
John Rothmann says the news from the Middle East is not good…Japanese hostages to be beheaded, the king of Saudi Arabia dies and our key ally in Yemen is overthrown.
Ken Dito talks about the continuing controversy regarding the use of underinflated footballs by the Patriots and how head coach Bill Belichick finally addresses the issue.
Jennifer Aniston’s Cake is better than expected, Johhny Depp channels his inner Clouseau, and George Lucas’ post-Star Wars musical is just as bad as it seems like it will be. Hosted by Dennis Willis.