The Jim Rome Show HR - Just when you thought we heard the last of ers scammer Daejon Love there's a mugshot to talk about Then Virginia Football Head Coach Tony Elliott joins the show Plus Tony Romo says he owns completely on the mistakes he made that lead to his arrest Learn more about your ad choices Visit podcastchoices com adchoices [... more]

The Hat Squad, a specialized unit of the Los Angeles Police Department, was formed in 1946 to combat organized crime in the city. Led by Sergeant William Burns, the squad used unconventional tactics, including midnight chit-chats and intimidation, to keep gangsters out of Los Angeles. The squad's use of mug books, which contained photographs and notes on known criminals, was a key part of their intelligence gathering efforts. As the city's organized crime landscape evolved, the Hat Squad's methods and structure changed, ultimately leading to its disbandment and the creation of a more structured Organized Crime and Intelligence Division. [... more]

Dana Lash discusses various topics including immigration, the Trump presidency, media bias, and fake news. She also talks about critical race theory and its impact on society, and compares the fall of Rome to the current state of the United States. Additionally, she discusses China's involvement in the India-Pakistan conflict and the ongoing trade negotiations between the US and China. The conversation also touches on the South China Sea dispute and the importance of the US taking an active role in shaping the relationship between India and China. [... more]

The ACLJ discusses the importance of border security and the humanitarian crisis in the Congo, where Christians are being persecuted. They also talk about the need for religious freedom and the work of the ACLJ in protecting Christians around the world. [... more]

The setting of a trial date for President Trump on the day before Super Tuesday has raised concerns about election interference and the politicization of the justice system. The judge's decision has sparked outrage and questions about the fairness of the process, with many arguing that it is an attempt to impact the primaries and the outcome of the election. [... more]

The Todd Starnes Show discusses the recent mugshot of Donald Trump and its implications on the justice system, conservative leadership, and free speech. The show also touches on the topic of cancel culture and its effects on individuals who speak out against progressive ideologies. [... more]

The criminalization of the practice of law is a fundamental constitutional issue that raises concerns about election interference and the weaponization of government agencies. The American Center for Law and Justice (ACLJ) is fighting to defend lawyers and their clients against malicious prosecution and to protect individual liberty and the rule of law. [... more]

The Todd Starnes Show discusses the recent debate among Republican presidential candidates, with a focus on Donald Trump's decision not to participate. The show also touches on the indictment of Trump in Fulton County, Georgia, and the potential for a civil war in the United States. The hosts and guests analyze the debate performances of various candidates, including Ron DeSantis, Vivek Ramaswamy, and Nikki Haley, and discuss the importance of conservative values in the upcoming election. [... more]

A Florida man faked a heart attack during an arrest, while another community in Florida is dealing with a peacock population explosion, leading to a vasectomy program for the birds. Meanwhile, a court ruling in Montana has established a government duty to protect people from environmental concerns, including climate change, and a federal court has ruled against Washington DC's defacement rules, treating anti-abortion groups differently from Black Lives Matter. [... more]