Join Anthony Cumia as he speaks with Adam Swart about various methods of protest, how perception can impact protest and more on WABC.

Joseph Hernandez, who is running for NY State Comptroller, joins Jake to talk about his background, run for the office, the current state of New York, and much more!

Fernando Mateo breaks down the good, the bad, and the ugly this week for NYC Mayor Zohran Mamdani

Michael Cohen and 77 WABC owner John Catsimatidis analyze President Trump’s cautious strategy regarding Iran, with Cats predicting a targeted effort to dismantle the Iranian Guard rather than destroying the country's infrastructure. The conversation shifts to the rising influence of the Democratic Socialists of America, expressing concern over the popularity of far-left candidates like AOC. Tune in to hear that and more on When You Know, You Know!

Hank Sheinkopf joins Michael to discuss the DSA's strenghthening grip on the Democratic Party. Sheinkopf argues that for as long as Trump is around, DSA's power will grow. Tune in to hear more!

Roger Stone welcomes L. Todd Wood to the show to discuss the latest in Roger's home state of Connecticut and the ongoing issues there relating to immigration. Tune in to hear their discussion!

Michael Caputo, former Assistant Secretary of Public Affairs in the Department of Health and Human Services, joins Roger to discuss the latest with Anthony Fauci following his Senate hearing. Step into The Stone Zone to hear more!

Mike Howell joins Roger Stone to discuss Joe Biden, his presidency, the autopen, and much more!

Former Hialeah City Councilwoman Angelica Pacheco discusses her experience navigating the weaponization in the federal justice system. She also shares why she co-founded the 43 Americans, an organization advocating for presidential pardons for individuals who say they were unfairly targeted by federal prosecutors. Through her story, she raises broader questions about accountability, fairness, and the balance between pursuing convictions and seeking justice in the American legal system.

Bestselling author Daniel Silva sits down with Cindy Adams to discuss the inspiration and meticulous craftsmanship behind his latest thriller, Ransom. Silva shares how each new novel begins taking shape before the last one is even finished, revealing his handwritten drafting process and disciplined approach to storytelling. He reflects on the evolution of his iconic protagonist, Gabriel Allon, from legendary spy to master art restorer, and explains how extensive travel and careful research help bring authenticity to his novels. The conversation also explores Silva’s perspective on writer’s block, the importance of creating timeless characters, and the habits that have made him one of today’s most celebrated thriller writers.