Robert Boreanaz, Labor and Employment Attorney and partner at Lipsitz Green Scime Cambria LLP, who represents some of the unionized employees of the Sumitomo Rubber plant, joins the show to provide some insight on the closure of the Sumitomo Rubber plant in Tonawanda, and how the WARN Act could play into this situation.

Medal of Honor recipient and weekday 10a-2p host David Bellavia joins the show to discuss with Bauerle the closure of the Sumitomo Rubber plant in Tonawanda from the political perspective, is there anything that President-elect Trump and his administration can do to help or reverse or remedy this situation?

It's official: Donald Trump will be the 47th President of the United States. Now that the election is over and done with, what are your thoughts on everything that happened yesterday as the dust begins to settle?

Political strategist Carl Calabrese joins the show to recap all the happenings from election day yesterday and give his thoughts on how everything played out.

Election day has arrived! For those of you who elected (no pun intended)not to vote early and made your way to the polls today, how was your voting experience today?

On the program, election eve, we talk all things election, primarily, we talk about people's ability to be able to accept the election if it doesn't fall in their favor, does it seem like it has become less and less likely people will be able to do this as the years have gone on?

We start out the program today recapping yesterday's trick or treating, how many did you see? How did it compare to what you normally get? And to round out the show, a discussion regarding transgender youth.

No tricks here, just a treat of a show today. On the program today we talk voting, a process that has changed quite a bit over the years. Do you think it was better back then than it is now? Were you a fan of just the singular election day, or the more drawn out election week or election season that it has become with early and mail in voting becoming more prevalent?

Today's show covers a lot of ground. Namely, the terrible tragedy that took place in Niagara Falls yesterday evening where a mother took her and her children's lives going over falls, engaging in conversation with someone you disagree with, and is there an item in your life you chronically forget such as your keys or wallet?

Today, in keeping with election related topics, Bauerle asks you, is there any issue this campaign that you wish would've been discussed more during this election cycle? Also, with the recent episode of vandalism in North Tonawanda, have you ever had anything vandalized, politically motivated or otherwise?