Republicans are threatening FBI agent Peter Strzok with contempt for refusing to answer questions at his hearing before the House Judiciary and Oversight committees. We also discuss the reopening of the 1955 lynching case of Emmett Till; debate LA's new property tax to fund the capture of stormwater; and more.

You may want to check that do-gooder feeling you get every time your recyclables get picked up – we check in with industry experts on CA's recycling market. We also debate the WHO's decision to classify sex addiction as an official condition; discuss a proposed gondola to the Hollywood sign; and more.

Soon-Shiong purchased The Times, along with the San Diego Union-Tribune and other local papers, last month for $500 million. He sits down with Larry to discuss the future of the paper. We also spend the first hour of the show speaking with a slew of experts on Trump's Supreme Court nomination Brett Kavanaugh.

AirTalk’s weekly political roundtable recaps the weekend headlines you might have missed and previews the week to come in political news. We also check in on the state of Brexit; discuss the lawsuit filed by Boston Symphony Orchestra’s lead flutist; and more.

A bill set forth in 2017 by Senator Kevin de León says "yes," but critics argue the price hike resulting from the endeavor will do more harm than good. We debate the pro's and con's. We also discuss the latest political news going into the weekend; conduct our weekly roundtable with the FilmWeek critics; and more.

The Los Angeles Times is moving from its historic Art Deco headquarters in downtown Los Angeles to a campus in El Segundo. We also interview Dr. Jonathan Sherin, the L.A. County Department of Mental Health Director; discuss President Donald Trump's Supreme Court nominees; and more.