Topic: Malpractice

Jason Johnson of the Law Enforcement Legal Defense Fund discusses a report on "prosecutorial malpractice" in six cities with progressive DAs. The hosts point out that the Heritage Foundation is also a donor-funded organization, suggesting that both sides of the political aisle are looking for their own "billionaire daddy" to fund their agendas. They predict the next phase of policing will involve surveillance algorithms rather than more officers on the street.

Oprah Winfrey's 2017 HBO film "The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks" is discussed as a vehicle for publicizing the Lacks family's struggle for recognition. Attorney Ben Crump has recently become involved, representing the family in legal actions against Johns Hopkins and other entities that profited from the HeLa cell line. The hosts suggest that the family is seeking a much larger settlement than the "advisory board" positions previously offered.

A clip tells the story of Anivia, a model who suffered severe health consequences from underground butt injections. Mo Facts blames "Instagram talk" and the dopamine hit of social media validation for driving women to these dangerous procedures. They mention Kevin Samuels and the backlash he receives for rating women's beauty based on "logical" rather than "equitable" standards.