James Golden gives his take on a controversial party hosted by the app Grinder during the White House Correspondents’ Dinner weekend. The discussion shifts to local governance, where James critiques Mayor Zoran Mandani’s veto of a bill intended to create security buffer zones around schools. Additionally, the program addresses a voter ID initiative in California.
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