Jake Novak examines the monumental sacrifices made by the Roebling family to complete the Brooklyn Bridge, a feat once considered an engineering impossibility. The narrative highlights how three specific individuals—John, Washington, and Elizabeth Roebling—successively took charge of the project, with the first two losing their lives to accidents and illness incurred during construction. By detailing how the family persisted through unprecedented physical and professional risks, the author underscores the vital role of individual grit in shaping American infrastructure.

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Fernando Mateo hosts retired warden Howard Robertson to discuss the deepening crisis at Riker’s Island and the broader philosophy of rehabilitation over incarceration. Mateo opens the program by praising a Supreme Court decision regarding biological sex in sports, arguing that physical differences between men and women make trans-inclusive competition a matter of common sense and safety. The conversation then transitions to the duo's shared history at Riker’s Island, where they implemented vocational programs that provided inmates with trade skills and job placement to break the cycle of recidivism. Robertson critiques the current administration’s plan to close the facility, suggesting that spending billions on borough-based jails is a disingenuous fix that fails to address the underlying leadership failures and cultural issues within the Department of Correction.

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Roger Stone interviews former Colorado official Tina Peters regarding her conviction and subsequent release from prison for election-related security breaches. Peters positions herself as a whistleblower rather than a criminal, claiming her actions were necessary to expose vulnerabilities in voting software and the alleged deletion of thousands of records. The discussion emphasizes a shared sense of political persecution by what they term the "deep state," framing their legal challenges as battles for constitutional rights and the First Amendment.

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Roger Stone interviews long-time radio personality Bubba the Love Sponge to explore their shared experiences with legal pressure and professional resilience. The conversation centers on a complex narrative involving an extorted sex tape featuring Hulk Hogan, which the guests claim was used by federal investigators as a lever to flip attorney Keith Davidson and eventually Michael Cohen against Donald Trump. Stone utilizes the segment to contrast his own refusal to testify against the former President with Cohen’s cooperation, framed through the lens of loyalty versus betrayal.

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Roger Stone and Michael Caputo discuss their shared history as political advisors and their experiences as targets of the Russia investigation, which they characterize as a politically motivated "witch hunt" designed to destroy Donald Trump. The conversation centers on themes of accountability and justice, with both men describing the personal and legal hardships they faced during the Mueller probe, including Stone’s conviction and Caputo’s struggle with cancer. A significant portion of the dialogue is dedicated to criticizing Michael Cohen, whom they portray as a jealous and dishonest figure who provided false testimony to federal investigators. They further allege that the FBI used entrapment tactics, specifically citing a meeting with an informant named Henry Greenberg as an attempted setup by the government.

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Roger Stone reflects on the complex legal and personal evolution of Michael Cohen, transitioning from a loyal "fixer" to a pivotal witness against Donald Trump. Stone meticulously separates Cohen’s admitted personal crimes, such as tax evasion and bank fraud, from the controversial campaign finance allegations that eventually formed the basis for later prosecutions of the former President. The narrative highlights a shared experience of federal pressure, as Stone compares his own legal battles and refusal to "flip" with Cohen’s decision to cooperate with investigators.

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Cindy Adams weaves together personal anecdotes and historical reflections to address a perceived decline in American patriotism and the rise of modern anti-Semitism. She contrasts the sacrificial courage of the founding fathers and their religious devotion with what she views as the moral complacency and intellectualized hatred found in contemporary society. Central to her argument is a sharp critique of elite academic institutions, where she believes complex jargon is used to mask ancient prejudices and radicalize a younger generation.

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Join Dick Morris and Doug Dipierro as they talk about the decrease in the left settling down, Independence Day and more on WABC.

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John talks with Michael Cohen, former attorney for Donald Trump, as he prepares to join WABC Radio, where he promises to deliver legitimate news and the truth.

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John talks with Ambassador Mike Huckabee about a historic peace agreement between Israel and Lebanon in which Lebanon formally recognizes Israeli sovereignty and identifies Hezbollah as a common enemy.

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