Philadelphia Tribune Staff Writer, John Mitchell, mentioned Larry in a column. Speaking to Larry on the show, Mitchell points out that Larry is being “trotted out” by those on the right. As one can imagine, Larry takes issue with Mitchell’s statement. Listen to hear the full exchange.
Is it true that Al Sharpton got caught on camera participating in a drug transaction? Larry reveals the truth.
Once again, Texas native Mark Davis gives us the latest on the ground in Texas. The rain has subsided, but the flooding is far from over.
ENOUGH WATER TO RAISE THE GREAT LAKES BY A FOOT! Governor Greg Abbott of Texas ensures that the state will be restored rapidly.
The pardoning of Sheriff Joe Arpaio has been widely controversial. The former President, however, pardoned multiple known drug dealers. President Clinton pardoned friends of the family. Larry shows that Trump’s use of the pardon is actually normal—a far cry from abuse.
Texas local, Mark Davis, drops in to offer the latest news on the destruction of Hurricane Harvey. In addition, Larry plays audio from Michael Eric Dyson vigorously attacking Trump. Larry asks why Mr. Dyson is avoiding his interview invites. Is Dyson hiding?
Larry evaluates the evidence that Climate Change is causing and contributing to extreme weather events like Hurricane Harvey. Are the deniers to blame?
Singer and recording artist, Joy Villa, returns to the Larry Elder Show. She talks about how everything changed when she wore the ‘MAGA’ dress to the Grammy’s. Is social media blocking her content over her support for Trump?
When dealing with natural disasters, Larry shows there is a lot to learn from the Chicago fire of 1871. The private sector is a robust force that we should not discount—even when it comes to relief efforts and rebuilding an entire city!
Did you notice the name of the referee who officiated the fight this past weekend? It was Robert Byrd. After prohibiting an announcer from working a football game last week because of his name, Larry wonders why no such commotion was raised about a black referee with the name of a former KKK leader.