On this episode, Captain Ed Mamet and retired Sergeant Peter Panuccio speak with Hank Sheinkopf about crime in New York, prosecutors who refuse to prosecute, the loss of qualified immunity, and why so many experienced officers are retiring. They explain what happens if a new administration weakens the NYPD, how it affects everyday New Yorkers, and why public safety is at real risk.

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On this episode, Kevin and Ed talk with retired NYPD Sergeant Jack Cucci, whose remarkable career took him from Wall Street to the NYPD’s Housing and Intelligence Divisions. Jack shares how he left finance to serve the city, his firsthand experience on 9/11, and his work in counterterrorism operations that helped keep New York safe. He also discusses his coffee company “Pour the Finest,” created to give back to police charities, and offers his unfiltered take on New York’s politics, policing today, and the future of the NYPD.

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On this episode, Kevin and Ed speak with Congresswoman Nicole Malliotakis about crime, bail reform, and the state of public safety in New York City. Nicole shares her personal story as a lifelong New Yorker with Greek and Cuban roots, her path from Staten Island to Congress, and her fight to restore law and order. She discusses her legislative work on 9/11 compensation, tax relief for seniors, and restoring the SALT deduction. The conversation dives deep into New York’s political climate, the effects of defunding police, and her concerns over the upcoming mayoral race.

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On this episode, Kevin and Ed speak to Charlie Ferrante, a former New York City correction officer who went on to serve as Chief Deputy in Lee County, Florida. Charlie shares his remarkable journey from Rikers Island to the Florida Sheriff’s Office, detailing how policing and corrections differ between New York and the South. He opens up about life-changing experiences on the job, adapting to new challenges, and the importance of integrity and leadership in law enforcement. The conversation also explores PTSD among officers, the challenges facing today’s police, and Charlie’s perspective on the state of New York City and its future.

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On this episode, Kevin and Captain Ed talk with former Manhattan Assistant District Attorney Diana Florence, who is running as an independent candidate for Manhattan DA. They discuss her 25-year career in the DA’s office, her mission to restore public safety and rebuild trust in law enforcement, and her plan to rescind Alvin Bragg’s day one memo. Florence explains how she would recruit top prosecutors, hold repeat offenders accountable, and bring back fairness to the justice system. The conversation also covers discovery reform, counterfeit goods on Canal Street, crime funding, and the future of public safety in New York City as she shares her vision for a safer and stronger Manhattan.

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On this episode, Kevin and Ed welcome back Supreme Court Judge Richard Weinberg and retired NYPD Sergeant Pete Panucci for a hard-hitting conversation on America’s escalating political violence following the shocking assassination of Charlie Kirk. Judge Weinberg warns about the dangers of ideological extremism, the failure of universities to uphold true free speech, and the erosion of law and order in New York City. The discussion covers everything from terrorism threats, anti-crime policing, and the role of federal enforcement to the influence of Antifa, BLM, and foreign-funded agitators. Together, the panel examines how education, politics, and weak leadership are fueling division and what it will take to restore safety, common sense, and stability to the city and the country.

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On this episode, Kevin and Ed welcome back Maud Maron, the Republican candidate for Manhattan District Attorney, for an in-depth conversation about the future of public safety in New York City. Maud shares her journey from longtime public defender to education advocate and now candidate for DA, explaining why she left the Democratic Party after decades to take on Alvin Bragg. She discusses her opposition to defunding the police, her concerns about rising crime, and how prosecutorial decisions directly affect quality of life for everyday New Yorkers. The conversation also covers the dangers of radical policies, the failures of decarceration, and the importance of restoring accountability to the justice system. With the stakes higher than ever, Maud makes her case for why Manhattan needs change at the DA’s office and what her vision for a safer city looks like.

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On this episode, Kevin and Ed sit down with former NYPD officer turned attorney Eric Sanders. Sanders reflects on his 13 years on the force, his leadership role with the Guardians Association, and his path to becoming a lawyer. He shares insight into the high-profile case of Sal Greco, exposes problems with NYPD psychological exams and drug testing, and discusses broader issues of fairness, leadership, and culture within the department. This candid conversation sheds light on the legal battles and challenges shaping the future of policing in New York City.

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On this episode, Kevin Schroeder and Rory Capra sit down with independent Manhattan District Attorney candidate Diana Florence. She shares her New York roots, her decades of experience as a prosecutor in the Manhattan DA’s office, and her vision for restoring fundamental principles of law enforcement. Florence critiques current DA Alvin Bragg’s policies, outlines her priorities on public safety, combating antisemitism, and innovative legal work with collegiate athletes. She also highlights ways supporters can get involved with her campaign as she heads into the upcoming election.

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On this episode, Kevin Schroeder and retired Sergeant Rory Capra discuss various challenges facing law enforcement with special guest Detective Scott Munro, President of the Detective Endowment Association (DEA). Topics include the tragic murder of Detective Islam, the work of the DEA, the impact of recent legislation, and the ongoing struggle to retain and recruit detectives in New York City. Munro highlights the dwindling number of detectives due to retirements and the challenges posed by new laws and policies. The episode also touches on mental health initiatives, the importance of political support for law enforcement, and Munro's background in both police work and union leadership.

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