Cancel culture is a rampant phenomenon designed to weaponize public opinion. The internet has become society's courtroom with viral videos subjecting everyday people to national scrutiny. What started as a way to hold people accountable has evolved into a powerful force that can make or break careers, reputations and even lives. Is the culture of public shaming going too far? We're going to hear from all sides of the debate and highlight three recent cases of cancel culture surrounding politics, safety, and community. We'll meet a woman banned from her gym after taking a photo of a transgender man in the women's locker room, a middle schooler banned from giving a patriotic speech to his class, and a male science teacher suspended for posting a video with female students.

Tonight, we're discussing Psychedelic drugs to treat veterans and active duty members suffering from PTSD and other mental health issues. 67% of veterans who participated in a new trial treated with MDMA say it cured or lessened their PTSD. They say it's time to drop the stigma and accept the fact that psychedelic drugs DO have healing powers that some even call – a miracle. We'll meet one of these veterans who says the therapy literally saved his life.