Mike talks with television producer and CEO of Entertainment Studios Byron Allen. They discuss Byron’s lawsuit against the likes of Comcast and Al Sharpton for racial discrimination.

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It is never the right time to do the right thing in Washington, D.C. The phrase I heard most often from Republican leadership while serving in the House and Senate was, “This is not the right time to have this fight.”

Mike talks with Louisiana Governor Bobby Jindal about Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu’s speech to Congress and how it was received by the Democrats. They discuss the mistake President Obama is making in seeking a deal with Iran, what Republican’s are doing in the House, and much more.

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Mike talks with former Speaker of The House Newt Gingrich about Prime Minister Netanyahu’s speech to Congress and Nancy Pelosi reacted to it. They also discuss recent events in the House and potential 2016 Republican candidates.

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New York City is adding two Muslim holidays to the official school calendar, becoming the largest school district in the country to do so, the mayor announced Wednesday.

“I have no concerns about any of the dogs around my son,” she said. “They are amazing family dogs. People say these dogs randomly flip out, but that just doesn’t happen.

Mike talks with film makers Ann McElhinney & Phelim Mcakeer about their documentary concerning the abortion doctor Kermit Gosnell and the atrocities he committed at his clinic. They discuss Gosnell’s trial and why the media was so quiet about it.

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Mike plays audio from an interview with the attorney of Nina Pham, a nurse who contracted Ebola while treating a patient, who is now suing the Texas hospital where she works. Mike discusses this with callers and more.

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Mike talks with the senior editor of Hot Air, Ed Morrissey, about the results from the Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC). They discuss how leaders like Rand Paul and Scott Walker fared and more.

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The LAPD finds itself in the center of the controversy over the use of force after shooting a homeless man on Skid Row, he died shortly afterward. The shooting, captured on video by a bystander, shows police attempting to subdue the man. Police claim the man attempted to grab an officer’s gun, but witnesses claim the man was unarmed. Click here to watch: Not Safe For Work due to graphic images and language!

Mike talks with National Review National Affairs Columnist John Fund on the issue of Net Neutrality. They discuss the views of the Right and the Left, and how President Obama has influenced the FCC in this matter.

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“Net neutrality’s goal is to empower the federal government to ration and apportion Internet bandwidth as it sees fit, and to thereby control the Internet’s content,” says Phil Kerpen, an anti-net-neutrality activist from the group American Commitment.

Mike plays audio of a speech given by Professor Melissa Harris-Perry where she states that Trayvon Martin should have whipped George Zimmerman’s butt for standing his ground. Mike comments that George Zimmerman only defended himself, and was found not guilty of any wrongdoing.

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