The CO strike is still ongoing and New York State is trying to do their part to tighten the screws on these striking COs, serving them cease and desist orders and threatening to terminate their health insurance. COs: are you thinking about budging yet?

We continue to follow the corrections officers strike, and with last night being the deadline the state gave for corrections officers to return to work, how many did?

The Department of Corrections and Community Supervision (DOCCS) in an attempt to end the prison strikes in New York State has put an offer on the table: to suspend certain elements of the much maligned HALT Act until prisons can be safely operated. Corrections officers: is this good enough? Is this an offer you simply can't refuse?

New York State Governor Kathy Hochul finally released a statement on the ongoing corrections officers strike, urging them to stop, saying she will deploy the National Guard if this continues to go unresolved, and concluding by saying "Do what's right. Do your jobs" Corrections officers, and family of corrections officers, what's your message to Kathy Hochul.

Also, we learned during the program, we learned New York State filed an injunction under the Taylor Law, and a state judge filed a TRO, prohibiting corrections officers from striking or otherwise engaging in other concerted work stoppages or slowdowns. So if you're a corrections officer participating in the strike, does this move the needle towards making you consider going back to work?

As a part of the fallout of the incident at Collins Correctional Facility last week, we have seen corrections officers at numerous facilities across Western New York begin striking and protesting over staffing shortages and working conditions. Where are you on this, do you support or oppose this strike? And we'd be remiss if we didn't talk about the weather. As we find ourselves squarely in the dead of winter, have you had the cold suck the life out of your car battery? And with many driveways and sidewalks in Western New York doubling as ice rinks right now, have you recently had a fall slipping on ice?

It is Joe Beamer in for Bauerle on this Presidents Day, and Joe takes a page out of Tom's playbook, opening the complaint desk, what random complaints do you have? Whatever it may be, its on the table today.

Happy Valentine's Day! We hope you love today's show, which features, once again, the New York State Correctional Officers and Police Benevolent Association Western Region Vice President Kenny Gold for with more on the fallout from the Collins Correctional Facility situation, an update on the slate of terrible weather this weekend with meteorologist Andy Parker, and to finish the program off, we're starting to see more government secrets being revealed under President Trump, whether its the D.O.G.E. combing through wasteful government spending or President Trump ordering the release of the JFK, RFK, and MLK finals, we're seeing more government transparency...but not totally. What is one government secret you'd like to see revealed?

Meteorologist Andy Parker joins the show to fill us in on what will be a hectic weekend for weather coming up, which could see widespread snow, rain, and cold temperatures leading to some icy conditions.

Kenny Gold, New York State Correctional Officers & Police Benevolent Association Western Region Vice President rejoins the program to provide further updates on the situation the broke out at Collins Correctional Facility on Wednesday. Hear more updates on that, the state's response, as well as your phone calls.

If you are a corrections officer or the relative of a corrections officer, today's show is for you. With the incident that took place at Collins Correctional Facility yesterday, we continue to shine a light on the hellish working conditions that corrections officers are forced to endure. We also hear from New York State Correctional Officers & Police Benevolent Association Western Region Vice President Kenny Gold for a follow up on the aforementioned incident at Collins Correctional, and get an update on weather from meteorologist Andy Parker.