It’s a double-length #fsck! 😱 This week we have our first-ever guest interview, plus we talk about emoluments, Papaya POTUS’s bizarre Cabinet meeting, whether or not he actually is under investigation, police and puppycide, and in the #Law140 segment we provide a primer on standing and the requirements that have to be met before someone can sue someone else in federal court.
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Show Notes:

* Fill out our (anonymous) audience survey! (Blubrry)
* Our special guest is Harold Respass, of The Respass Report podcast (iTunes)
* Fsck ‘Em All got a shout-out from Indy Week! (The Independent)
* Our prayers go out to the families of the USS Fitzgerald (CNN)
* A white terrorist attacks Muslims in London (The Guardian)
* The Kumquat Komrade’s Cabinet meetings now resemble North Korean agitprop (CNN)
* The Cheeto-in-Chief admits he’s under investigation (Twitter)
* And also admits he’s not a billionaire after all (CNN)
* Democrats sue to enforce the emoluments clause (Washington Post)
* Sheriff David Clarke did sloppy work in college (Politifact WI)
* And walks around in absurd pin-bling (Washington Post)
* So Clarke is withdrawing from consideration for his position in the Department of Homeland Security (The Hill)

* Our podcast on an inmate dying in one of Sheriff David Clarke’s jails due to deliberate dehydration (Fsck #1)


* CALIFORNIA: Police blow away a dog in a Los Angeles chocolate shop (Eater Los Angeles)
* FLORIDA: 75-year-old inmate William Howard gets his neck snapped by correction officers in Orange County (News 6 WKMG)
* NEVADA: A Las Vegas judge reverses the murder conviction of Jemar Matthews after the DA’s racist closing argument (Las Vegas Review-Journal)
* NEVADA: Police in Nye County NV blow away a dog… then crem...