and radio host karen turk and paul wright editor of prison legal news thank you both for being with us here on our national and for the viewers that just have a bit of a warning there is a little bit of a delay on. some of this because we do have some satellite issues so that might lead to some delays in the conversation. but karen let's start with you 1st should it landlords have the right to check what kind of a person is living in their property. of course they shout i can't even believe that this is an actual conversation and a real thing this is not going to even help with the homeless population i think this is very irresponsible on behalf of the government i behalf of city officials on behalf of everybody who's taking part in this you know there's a there's a rate of re offenders that's as high as 40 percent for people who've been in prison and the bottom line is that owners need to be informed they need to protect their property owners that's what the city is about and this is extremely irresponsible for every reason you know owner should be able to make informed decisions abou

and radio host karen turk and prison legal news editor paul right. i think this is very irresponsible on behalf of the government behalf of city officials there's a rate of re offenders that's as high as 40 percent per people who've been in prison and the bottom line is that owners need to be informed they need to protect their property owners that's what this city is about this is not really a correlation between people's criminal history and also there's there are levels of of re offense at all so many public safety issues one things that we know is that not having a job and not having a place to live increases research it was a race that in fact endangers public safety if the landlord can find a legitimate reason to deny someone a property to rent to them they're still able to do that they just can't use a blanket issue like a felony conviction or the background checked itself as the basis to deny housing civil liberties should not trump people's safety if we have freedom in america but you know what we can't just bend into p.c. culture that we're

radio host karen turk and prison legal news editor paul right. i think this is very irresponsible on behalf of the government behalf of city officials there's a rate of re offenders that's as high as 40 percent per people who've been in prison and the bottom line is that owners need to be informed they need to protect their property owners that's what this city is about this is not really a correlation between people's criminal history and also there's there are levels of relief of re offense at all so any public safety issue is one of those that we know is that not having a job and not having a place to live increases reset of his or rates and in fact endangers public safety if the landlord can find a legitimate reason to deny someone a property to rent to them they're still able to do that they just can't use a blanket issue like a felony conviction or the background checked itself as the basis to deny housing civil liberties should not trump people safety we have freedom in america but you know what we can't just bend into p.c. culture that we

the little we know of him comes from his friend and spokesperson karen turk, a conservative media commentator from palm beach who was just sentenced for a month in prison for stealing her elderly mother's social security checks. perfect. >>> meanwhile the impeachment trial of donald trump charged right along saturday night. the house impeachment managers submitted their trial brief to the senate laying out their formal case for removing trump from office. of course, donald trump's team responded to the senate summons in typical trumpy fashion calling the impeachment charges unlawful and brazen. joining me now, congresswoman terri sewell a member of the house intelligence committee. congressman sewell has also endorsed joe biden for president. congresswoman, thank you for being here. >> thank you, joy. >> i want to start by playing some of your questioning of ambassador marie yovanovitch, and this was during the impeachment inquiry back in november. take a listen. >> you spoke about how your service is not just your own personal service, it affects your family. today we've seen you as this for

karen turk pleading stealing her mother's checks instead of sending them to a nursing home for her mother's alzheimer's care. she tells abc news the home did not care for her mother who died last year, and her guilty plea was -- [inaudible] a judge sentencing her to one month in jail. she plans to appeal. >>> now, dr. oz serving up a hot take on breakfast. the tv host telling tmz the so-called most important meal of the day is actually a marketing ploy. he says people should wait until they're actually hungry, which could be hours after they wake up. he suggestings eating brunch as your first meal of the day as well. dr. oz will join us tomorrow on "fox & friends" to talk about this, and pete vehemently disagrees with him finish lisa: i mean, what if you're always hungry? [laughter] dean: he'll probably have a reason. pete: you don't know this, but maria's till -- maria, should we eat breakfast? >> yes! [laughter] lisa: there you have it. pete: maria -- lisa: i'm with you, maria. pete: we'll toss out to adam klotz. adam, are you a breakfast guy? adam: i agree with dr. oz, no breakfast. lisa