KNX In Depth: LA City Council censure vote over racist remarks--Is there still a market for Kanye West?--Newspapers stop endorsing political candidates--Remote workers could get laid off first--Expensive sneakers for horses

The LA City Council votes to censure Kevin DeLeon, Gil Cedillo and Nury Martinez over those racist remarks.The LAPD opens an investigation into who leaked that conversation that led to the LA City Hall racism scandal. But will anything actually come of it? The fallout continues over the anti-Semitic remarks made by Kanye West who's now known as Ye. Adidas dropped him, ending their partnership. Now some high-level athletes like the Rams' Aaron Donald are leaving his sports marketing business. Is this the end of Ye as a brand? Or is there still a market for his products and music. We go In Depth. All anyone seems to talk about from last night's Pennsylvania Senate debate is John Fetterman's performance and if his health can hold up. A new report details how SUV drivers can have trouble seeing kids right in front of their vehicle. We go In Depth into this hidden danger. Newspaper endorsements of political candidates are losing their pull. We look into why many newspapers are not even bothering anymore. If big businesses start with layoffs again, the first people to go could be remote workers. You can now buy sneakers for horses. Yes, horses.  To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices