Dorer Daily

Anytime Attorney David Dorer discusses the OJ verdict with Attorney Jimmy Kurhajian, and discusses a better option for the NFL than London games

Anytime Attorney Discusses the Las Vegas Situation following the largest mass shooting in US history with Vegas resident and attorney Michael Nixon

Anytime Attorney David Dorer discusses the death penalty with Middle Georgia defense attorney Frank Hogue

Anytime Attorney David Dorer discusses the release of the Pentagon Papers on this day in 1971, and compares to the "leakers" of now.

Anytime Attorney David Dorer discusses the June 12, 1964 sentence of Nelson Mandela, and compares it to the issues President Trump faces today.

The Anytime Attorney covers the first ever Boy Scout meeting in England, the values of the Boy Scouts of America,and how Trump measures up to an Eagle Scout

Anytime Attorney David Dorer breaks down how the 24th Amendment, the prohibition against poll taxes, the Civil Rights movement, and the Trump DOJ are apparently at odds with each other.

I talk about whether a weapon designed for offense is really constitutionally protected because of its ability to be used for self defense.

I talk about D-Day, the invasion of Normandy, and how modern warfare has moved so far away from the way we fought World War II. This is with specific emphasis on President Dwight D. Eisenhower's warning against the military industrial complex, the War Powers Act of 1973, the War on Terror, and drone wars.

Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band Turns 41. I chat about its genius for a minute.

Dred Scott was freed on this day in 1857, but it was too little too late. The Dred Scott decision already happened, and a long, hard road to justice had already been started. Transgendered people are starting down the same road now.

Today I talk about how Georgia has a huge legislative incumbency problem, and how local election party affiliation is stupid.

Today David talks about how Bonnie and Clyde were executed in a hail of gunfire by out-of-jurisdiction Texas Officers, and compares that to SCOTUS striking down the death sentence of a man convicted by a racially biased jury selection process.

From the Treaty of Guadalupe Hildalgo to the Tariff of Abominations, the Donald's most hated public policy issues have some sort of connection to May 19th. Also, a plane is missing, and CNN has their top team on reporting the news as it doesn't break.

David talks about how 106 years ago today the Earth passed through the tail of Halley's Comet and how Republicans have rallied around a SCOTUS short list, but from Trump, not Obama.

David talks about how the two-party system isn't the problem, it's a symptom of the problem.

On this day in 1966, Mao Zedong was concerned that there were those in the communist party that wished to destroy the communist party. He warned of the same. Does the GOP heed the same criticisms of their new "leader"?