Katy Steele, who is filling in for Jack Prince, joins Darren to discuss these topics:

A new book reveals that corporations are buying a lot of homes to turn them into rental properties.

A Michigan group of newspapers will no longer routinely publish mugshots attached to crime related stories.

A St. Louis, Missouri couple is charged with a felony after pointing guns at protesters. Unfortunately, the prosecutor has recommend community service as punishment if the couple is convicted.

Federal authorities are rounding up protesters in Portland while not identifying themselves as law enforcement. Those officials are also accused of infringing on the Constitutional rights of protesters.

Federal authorities publicly blamed “Antifa” for violence while they privately received intelligence reports that showed right-wing terrorists were responsible for that violence.

The Portland Mercury published a guide on what to do if federal agents kidnap you.

And Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-NY) introduced a bill requiring federal law enforcement officials to clearly identify themselves.

Off The Cuff: A Michigan woman was arrested after she allegedly ran over the foot of a police officer responding to a report that she refused to leave a restaurant after being told to wear a mask.

Off The Cuff: A California woman who refused to wear a mask inside a Panera Bread location said masks don’t help because pants can’t hold the smell of flatulence.

Off The Cuff: A California woman was arrested after she allegedly urinated on the floor of a Verizon store. She allegedly refused to leave the store after being told to wear a mask.