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Caleb gives his weekly Coronavirus update for Alabama. Matt Clark of the Foundation for Moral Law comes on the show to discuss the SCOTUS decision that discrimination "on the basis of sex" in the Civil Rights Act now includes gay and trans individuals as well. Mayor Reed goes full Obama when his proposed mandatory mask ordinance fails and decides he'll just enact it himself without the city council's approval.

The City of Birmingham drops the charges of inciting a riot it levied against Jermaine "FunnyMaine" Johnson. Aunt Jemima syrup and Uncle Ben rice decide to rebrand themselves.

Alabama Attorney General Steve Marshall fines Mobile $25,000 for removing a confederate statue. Roy Johnson of AL.com is mad at Gov. Ivey for being to quiet. Rayshard Brooks's shooting caused riots, but is that the only thing it and the George Floyd case have in common? Chris Cuomo of CNN asks where it is written that protests must be peaceful?

The "Love Matters March" takes place on the Capitol steps in Montgomery. The Alabama House Minority Leader seeks to defund Chilton County's Confederate Memorial Park. The Supreme Court decides sexual orientation is covered by Title 7 of the 1965 Civil Rights Act. Hilarity ensues when Seattle's "Capital Hill Autonomous Zone" tries to hold itself together.

Caleb gives this week's Coronavirus update. Jermiane "FunnyMaine" Johnson is charged with Inciting a Riot in Birmingham. The Birmingham Board of Education severs ties with the Church of the Highlands because their founder liked some tweets they disagreed with. Seattle Protestors set up a 6-block "autonomous zone" in the city. Louisville Protestors protect a police officer. The left declares everything associated with police or the south must be canceled.

The Love Matters March set to take place this Saturday in Montgomery now faces resistance from the city. Black Lives Matter as an organization presents itself as being for equality, but is actually a front for global Marxism.

Montgomery prepares for a massive event despite city leadership saying we should shut everything down a week ago. The Birmingham housing authority dissolves it's relationship with Church of the Highlands because the minister liked some Charlie Kirk tweets. The World Health Organization goes from saying asymptomatic transmission of coronavirus are "very rare" to accounts for up to 41% of transmissions in less than 24 hours.

Officer Stephen Williams of Moody, AL is laid to rest after being killed in what appears to be a police ambush. Petitions to change the names of several prominent buildings in Alabama named after slave owners or racists gain many signatures. Videos of white people kneeling to black people to beg forgiveness crop up from all around the nation. Warner Bros. remove all guns from their new Looney Tunes show.

The Alabama ACLU calls Birmingham Mayor Randal Woodfin closing all protests a violation of constitutional rights. Are the riots we're seeing over the past several days just like the Boston Tea Party of 1773? General "Mad Dog" Mattis rebukes Trump threatening to evoke the 1807 Insurrection Act to quell the violence.

NYC Mayor Bill DeBlasio struggles to explain why protests are OK during a pandemic, but church and business aren't.