Darren and Jack discuss these topics:

Darren interviewed Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel about the importance of protecting abortion rights in Michigan.

An 84-year-old Right To Life volunteer was shot while going door-to-door in Ionia County, Michigan. The alleged shooter said the volunteer wouldn't leave his property, but that the shooting was an accident. The volunteer claimed she was shot in the back while trying to leave. Michigan State Police said the woman was shot in the shoulder through the front, but are asking for felonious assault charges to be filed against the homeowner.

An election worker in suburban Grand Rapids with possible ties to the Republican Party was charged with falsifying election records after he inserted a personal USB into an electronic poll book at the conclusion of the August 2022 primary election.

The former senior technical advisor to the January 6 Committee told 60 Minutes that the White House switchboard called the phone number of one of the rioters on that day.

The Democratic candidate for Michigan's 1st Congressional District received a specific death threat via text message.

Donald Trump's lawyers continue to stonewall the investigation into classified documents seized by the FBI at Mar-A-Lago.

And Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton fled his house to avoid being served a subpoena in a federal lawsuit.

Hammer Time: David Kallman, the attorney representing the RTL volunteer who was shot, has had other dubious clients over the years.

Hammer Time: Administrators at a charter school in Utah kept dozens of girls from trying to enter the school's homecoming dance for dress code violations, even after school officials pre-approved the dresses.