In this excerpt from our interview with Jody Armour, who is the Roy P. Crocker Professor of Law at USC, David Feldman asks if United States citizens are legally required to carry identification. The conversation then moves on to whether or not American citizens have the right to give a cop the middle finger. We have a right to remain silent, but do we also have the right to tell a cop to F off?
Just For Laugh’s Jeff Singer and David Feldman cracking up at the hysterical Bob Saget
What’s the price of being black in America? Jody Armour is the Roy P. Crocker Professor of Law at USC and author of “Negrophobia and Reasonable Racism: The Hidden Costs of Being Black in America.” His blog is called Niggatheory.
This is the show where it all came together with Rick Overton, Mark Thompson, Paul Dooley, Jeremy S. Kramer and a preview of our talk with Law Professor Jodie Armour. Seriously, after nearly four years this is the day when our show reached a new level of perfection. Portions of today’s program are written by Bill Dixon and Hal Lublin.
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From Chelsea Lately and the new E series The Soup Investigates comic Sara Tiana. We also give you a surprising update on the flooding in Colorado with Mark Thompson, what you won’t hear anywhere else. Also cartoonist Milton Knight and Will Ryan.
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Movies with our resident film critic Michael Snyder, and we also talk with Professor Jennifer Gordon who wrote a disturbingly lucid piece for the New York Times last week about modern day indentured servitude in America. Professor Gordon teaches labor law at Fordham.
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