The Theater of the Absurd at the International Criminal Court. John Rothmann says it is 1984 all over again.

Ed Baxter and Rosie Allen discuss the ruling by a church that a family had to edit out pictures of affection before it could have a funeral.

Ed Baxter and Rosie Allen discuss the latest planned protest in the Bay Area. This time they have another list of demands.

Ed Baxter and Rosie Allen talk about criticism of lack of American presence at the French Unity March.

Ed Baxter and Rosie Allen talk about the Robin Hoods of meter feeders and a court ruling that says they can’t harass the meter readers.

Ed Baxter and Rosie Allen discuss Indonesia police testing of women. They test to see if they are virgins.

Ed Baxter and Rosie Allen talk about the penalty handed out to Adrian Peterson, and the allegations against basketball player Dwight Howard.

Ed Baxter and Rosie Allen talk about a woman who is suing her parents for college support.

Ed Baxter and Rosie Allen discuss the LA Schools attorney who got fired by saying a 14 year old student may have been partly at fault for having sex with a teacher.

Ed Baxter and Rosie Allen discuss whether a man on death row should get his wish to be prepared kosher food.

Ed Baxter and Rosie Allen discuss the try to ban cigarette sales in Westminster, Massachusetts.

Ed & Rosie talk about a fight on board a New York subway train where a man fought back against a woman and spent several days in jail.

Ed Baxter and Rosie Allen talk about the need for reform of regulations regarding pedestrians and motorcycles in California.

Ed Baxter and Rosie Allen talk about legislation to limit people from long stays at hotels.

Ed Baxter and Rosie Allen discuss the guilty verdicts for Blackwater soldiers fighting in Iraq.

Ed Baxter and Rosie Allen talk about the revelation that the US has been paying Nazis to live abroad and not in the United States.

Ed Baxter and Rosie Allen talk about several Silicon Valley firms offer to freeze eggs. Is it a perk or a plan to make women work later into their lives?

Ed Baxter and Rosie Allen talk about Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen saying the rich are getting richer and the poor are getting poorer. Does that mean the middle class is disappearing?

Ed Baxter and Rosie Allen discuss the fact that the Ebola Czar is not a doctor. The President’s detractors are on full attack.

Ed Baxter and Rosie Allen discuss a judges ruling that says it is okay to shoot other people’s underwear if its showing in public.

One of the world’s richest men says the US should be heading toward a three day work week. Ed Baxter and Rosie Allen ask whether it would work.

Ed Baxter and Rosie Allen talk about the woman who was kicked off her plane because she sent a negative text about service. Was the airline intercepting her messages?

Ed Baxter and Rosie Allen talk about the head of Microsoft saying women should not ask for raises, but instead should stay back and wait.

Men in Hazmat suits greeted a US Airways flight carrying a man who yelled he had Ebola. Ed Baxter and Rosie Allen say there are no jokes when it comes to Ebola.

Jennifer Lawrence says that anybody who looks at her hacked naked photos is a sex offender. Ed Baxter and Rosie Allen disagree with each other very strongly.

Ed Baxter and Rosie Allen report on the new plan to take the body temperature of people coming back from West Africa. Is confidence in the government fading regarding our safety and Ebola?

Ed Baxter and Rosie Allen discuss the cost and slowdown of removing the old Bay Bridge in San Francisco. Are the birds worth it?

Ed Baxter and Rosie Allen talk about the Ebola case in Dallas. Did the ER mess up and are we in danger?

Ed Baxter and Rose Allen talk about the new guidelines from the American Academy of Pediatrics. It says sexually active teen-age girls should use IUD’s or hormone birth control.

Ed Baxter and Rosie Allen talk about what the so called “Yes, Yes” bill signed by the governor will do.

Ed Baxter and Rosie Allen talk about the call for sponsors to pull their ads from NFL games. Meanwhile viewing remains high.