The David Ross Show David Ross

To some, a man dragged to his death behind a truck equals justice. To others, it's a sad example of human cruelty. To us, it's a sign of the times, and a possible light on where our society is headed as civility and the rule of law seem to be taking a nose dive.

In 1992 a black man went down to Memphis, TN and took 2nd place in the Elvis Impersonator World Championships. He came in 2nd again in 1997. When it happened a third time in 1999, some said he'd never actually win. After all, it was the heart of the deep south, in the city where Martin Luther King was assassinated, against a hundred other white Elvises. Still, he persisted. In 2003, Robert Washington became the only black man ever to win the Images of the King World Championships.

We interview America's most famous anarchist turned communist, Jeff Monson. We talk about being a World Champion mixed martial arts fighter, defecting to Russia, serving jail time, socialism, communism, and his thoughts on Antifa and Trump.

No need to shout, "F*ck the Police!" The police are already f*cked. In the midst of the strongest anti-police protests in our nation's history, Dale The Cop peels back some of the layers of the cop world that you have never heard about and might not even believe.

Washington's only man banned from seeing his girlfriend during the Coronavirus Lockdown discusses the divisiveness of the pandemic with Dr. Jason Syrek.

We discuss coronavirus, housing, economic hardship, and public policy with Washington legislator, Rep. Andrew Barkis.