Topic: Robert Davi

Lanny Davis, attorney for Michael Cohen, appeared on various news programs to claim that President Trump directed Cohen to commit a crime. The hosts analyze Davis's performance on the CBS Morning Show, noting his failure to provide concrete evidence beyond his own assertions. They suggest the media is disappointed that Cohen did not have "smoking gun" information regarding Russian collusion.

Actor Robert Davi appeared on Tucker Carlson's show to suggest that White House briefings should identify reporters by their corporate parent companies, such as "Time Warner's CNN" or "Comcast's NBC." The goal would be to hold large conglomerates accountable for the news their subsidiaries produce. The hosts support the idea as a way to expose potential collusion and corporate interests in news reporting.

Actor Robert Davi published an open letter challenging Hollywood celebrities to invite illegal immigrants and refugees as their guests to the Academy Awards and after-parties. He argued that if celebrities oppose borders and law enforcement, they should open their own homes and events to those they claim to support. The hosts praise the letter for exposing the perceived hypocrisy of the wealthy elite in Bel Air.