Will The White House Press Room Honeymoon Last?

A call to kick Nation of Islam leader Louis Farrakhan off of Twitter following the killing of a Capitol police officer. In this interview, Dov Hikind, founder of Americans Against Antisemitism, says Noah Green posted a vile video of Farrakhan on Facebook weeks before the attack that claimed the life of officer Billy Evans. Farrakhan has been off Facebook since 2020 when he was kicked off. Hikind says even though Green posted it on Facebook, Farrakhan should be deplatformed  from other social media sites - like Twitter - because his rhetoric is dangeous. 

Two skits on Saturday Night Live poking fun at Israel may have missed their mark.  As Jewish groups criticize them as anti-Semitic And one group is prompted to demonstrate. Americans Against Antisemitism founder Dov Hikind joins me to explain why he's calling for the protest.. 

It's almost a love fest in the White House briefing room now. Especially compared with the rhetorical slugfest of the past four years. But can this last? Veteran White House correspondent Victoria Jones has her doubts. 

As crime increases so does interest in the Guardian Angels volunteer safety patrol.

A new poll finds that 50 percent of Americans don't want to roll up their sleeves when the COVID-19 vaccines become widely available. That's not enough to ensure herd immunity. Larry Kaplan is part of the Moderna testing program. He talks about the side-effects he experienced. And why that shouldn't stop us from getting vaccinated.

Three people in Massachusetts owe their lives to an off-duty police officer who happened to be driving past their burning house.

In fairness to the robber who attacked Tracy Orsagos, he had no idea she was trained in the martial arts.

Like everyone else, senior citizens have been forced into using the new technology to keep in touch during the pandemic. But many have never used computers very much and are intimidated. But now, a company to the rescue. Candoo Tech is just a phone call or the click of a button away both virtually and literally help older folks with their technological challenges. I speak with Liz Hamburg, who started the company.

More people who are at home because of the pandemic are adopting pets. But even more, who are falling on dire financial straits, are being forced to give their best animal friends up. And Robert Misseri of the Guardians of Rescue predicts when evictions start again, this crisis is going to explode.

Michigan businessman Burl Adkins has fired off a letter to Governor Gretchen Whitmer.  Demanding to know what metrics she used to close restaurants except for carryout. And he claims that restrictions on who people can entertain in their houses are unconstitutional.