Topics discussed this week include:

Jack Prince joined Darren to talk about an upcoming live interview with a member of the Mason, Michigan city council who's pushing for a day of commemoration for Malcolm X.

A Republican sponsored bill would force Michigan libraries to have a separate section for books deemed "obscene". This is a problem manufactured by Republicans because libraries can't purchase obscene material under state law.

Michigan Democratic legislators are ready to repeal right-to-work (for less money) that was passed a decade ago. They're also ready to reinstate prevailing wage, which is good news for workers. Republicans are threatening to retaliate by sponsoring a ballot initiative to enshrine right-to-work in the State Constitution.

A U.S. Department of Justice investigation showed that police in Louisville, Kentucky used excessive force, conducted searches using invalid warrants, and discriminated against Black people.

News Corp. Executive Chairman Rupert Murdoch admitted under deposition testimony that Fox allowed election deniers on air when they knew that their claims were false.

Text messages taken during discovery in the Dominion Voting Machine lawsuit against Fox shows that several of their hosts wanted to put Donald Trump in the rear view mirror just days before the January 6, 2021 traitorous insurrection.

And Tucker Carlson used footage provided by House Speaker Kevin McCarthy (R-CA) to push his own narrative of the January 6 insurrection. Democrats and some Republicans are angry with one Republican lawmaker describing Carlson's analysis of the video as "bulls**t."

Hammer Time: Arkansas Governor Sarah Huckabee Sanders signed a bill this week rolling back child labor laws. This happened just a week after a bombshell New York Times article describing migrant children working dangerous jobs.

Hammer Time: Chief Twit Elon Musk may have violated the Americans With Disabilities Act by exposing confidential medical information about a Twitter employee while arguing with him on the platform about whether he was still working for the company.

Hammer Time: Boomer Esiason walked out of the studio during his radio show and didn't defend co-host Gregg Giannotti after a caller started mocking Giannotti about his mental health struggles. Darren then gave his own impassioned speech about his own mental health struggles.