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The latest development in the saga of the Thin Blue Line flag decals.

Our new police chief...a person of color...talks about the thin blue line flag, white supremacists, the Klan and January 6.

A conversation with the folks who gave us the Thin Blue Line Flag to symbolize support for law enforcement officers and their families. They have a message for the January 6 domestic terrorists.

Trying to get a handle on our country's history of immigration, in light of recent efforts by the current administration in Washington to establish white supremacy. It's nothing new, and it won't work. But they are causing harm to many, many people. Some reflections on what we should be thinking about now.

What do we do now? Impeach a corrupt president or vote him out in November, 2020? Reflections on a painful topic in this episode of Nailing It Down.

It's been a while, I know, but Nailing It Down is back better than ever, with co-host Larry Hames. Have a listen.

This edition of Nailing It Down introduces a new book on human rights--This Mere Existence. It's a celebration of our true human nature, an infuriating review of the gross denial of human rights over centuries, and a handbook of sorts to inspire people to come together and reclaim (nonviolently) the human rights we all deserve.

This episode examines the irrationality and bigotry of our 45th president. It's wraps up a three part series called "Answering Rodney King," focusing on his profound question: Can we all just get along? At this juncture the prospects aren't all that bright.

Tracking white supremacy in the United States all the way to the Supreme Court.

An effort to explain why the answer to Rodney Kings plaintive question--Can we all just get along?--was no when he asked it, and it's still mostly no today.

Sinclair forced news anchors to record and air propaganda messages in blatant disregard for their professional ethical standards.

Is Donald Trump crazy or "crazy like a fox"? Nailing It Down takes a stab at answering that critical question.

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