Bob talks about Holocaust Survivor Day, and is joined by former WHAM anchor Kurt Schenk to talk about his family surviving the Nazi forces. Later, Bob talks about Devin Snyder, a Cohocton, NY resident whose body was recovered from the war.

Bob speaks with Patrick Guider, a former store manager at Big Lots who was fired after intervening during a shoplifting incident. Later, Lonsberry discusses his frustration with corporations taking protecting the company before the employee.

Bob is joined over the phone by Patrick Guider, a local Big Lots store manager who was fired following a shoplifting incident. Bob expresses frustration over how large corporations protect their brand before their employees.

Bob is joined by Bahir, an Afghanistan native who joined the American Special Forces as a Combat Interpreter. Bahir discusses his time in battle, escaping the Taliban and fleeing to America. Later, Bob speaks with Anna Valeria from the Open Door Mission to help Bahir find resources.

Your 9 a.m. Tuesday news update, with Todd Halliday.

Bob paints a picture concerning the Biden administration's inability to curb illegal immigration, as well as the message of flying flags. Later, Bob shares a story regarding a refugee who escaped the Taliban, who will join Bob in the next hour for an interview.

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Your Noon News Update with Joe Lasky Mon. 6-3

Bob talks about former mayor Johnson supporting Willie Lightfoot for the 137 State Assembly. Later, he talks about Anti-Gun agenda pushed by Mayor Evans

Bob talks about some of the bigotry and abuse faced by police officers during the 2020 riots, aswell as the courtroom brawl that occurred during the Jermaine Williams double homicide case. Later, he talks about the evils of domestic abuse and that violence can occur on both sides of a relationship.