Haix, a worldwide manufacturer of quality footwear for the law enforcement market, is looking to select 1,000 officers to wear test the company’s Haix Black Eagle boots. The wear testers get to keep the boots. More info: https://www.policemag.com/patrol/news/15544351/haix-wants-to-give-1000-officers-free-boots-for-wear-test

Veteran cop Sal Greco (www.salgreco.com) discusses his lawsuit against NYC officials after being fired for his friendship with Roger Stone.

Renowned public-policy commentator Deroy Murdock joins Ed and Kevin to discuss a federal tax break for cops, a Stand Your Ground law for retail employees, and a clean sweep of the Justice Department.

Yitzhak Almog, one of Israel's leading law enforcement officials, talks about his distinguished career, including his work as a diplomat in America.

Veteran police officer Lt. Randy Sutton, founder of The Wounded Blue (/www.thewoundedblue.org/), talks about helping cops through some of their worst struggles.

NYPD veteran detective Judy Newton joins us to discuss her career from transit cop to working for the District Attorney's office. Judy and Kevin also give details on the charity golf outing they're putting together for Little Steven's Policeman's Ball (https://www.littlesteven.com/nypd).

Pres. Trump's White House Asst. Press Secretary and Maga Inc. spokeswoman Karoline Leavitt joins us to discuss the Trump campaign's comprehensive anti-crime plan for restoring American policing and making America safe again.

Kevin and Ed talk to Donna Grodner, the lawyer representing a police officer injured in a violent BLM protest (Doe v Mckesson). In a blockbuster decision that could have a major impact on anti-cop extremists, a federal appeals court in Louisiana ruled that the officer can sue the protest organizer for his injuries.

From his childhood in a rough area known as “Uzi Alley” to speaking at Harvard and other major institutions, Police Officer Anthony Johnson has become a globally recognized motivational speaker. Kevin and Ed talk with him about his early years overcoming obstacles and his work today inspiring millions and helping to bridge the divide between communities and cops.

From taking down gangs in Brooklyn to taking on the Squad and other cop-haters in Congress, Rep. D'Esposito talks about his days as an NYPD detective ("it was a front row seat to the greatest show on earth") and his current work as one of Congress's hardest-working new members.