Curtis Sliwa and Larry Mendte discuss the experience of dropping Larry’s son off at college and discuss the fallout after three political polling firms admitted their surveys were fake.  Curtis Sliwa and Larry Mendte are joined by sports legend Warner Wolf to discuss fans getting ripped off at Giants and Jets exhibition games, why Ohio State is a staggering 50-point favorite over Ball State, and the controversy surrounding horse trainer Bob Baffert’s appointment to a standards board. They also weigh in on the Yankees’ fair pole debate, and Warner names his latest Stooge of the Week.

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Curtis Sliwa and Larry Mendte discuss the experience of dropping Larry’s son off at college, reports that Jared Kushner and Hakeem Jeffries explored ways Democrats and the Trump administration could work together, and they dive into Texas Gov. Greg Abbott’s claim that data centers have “dug their own grave.”

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Curtis Sliwa and Larry Mendte discuss the experience of dropping Larry’s son off at college, Bayonne’s loss in the Little League World Series, a ruling requiring the NYPD to release data on police shootings where no one is struck, and the discovery of 60 syringes on a Manasquan, New Jersey beach.

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Curtis Sliwa and Larry Mendte discuss reports that Jared Kushner and Hakeem Jeffries explored ways Democrats and the Trump administration could work together, plus the mystery of people emerging from New York City manholes. Legendary sportscaster Warner Wolf breaks down the latest Giants and Jets exhibition games, and WOR Street Reporter Natalie Migliore asks New Yorkers whether congestion pricing has delivered on its promise to reduce not just traffic, but air pollution as well.

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Curtis Sliwa and Larry Mendte dive into Texas Gov. Greg Abbott’s claim that data centers have “dug their own grave,” recap the success of the Freedom 250 Grand Prix, and discuss the fallout after three political polling firms admitted their surveys were fake. Plus, Mayor Mamdani is back from vacation, but reporters are still trying to figure out where he went.

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Curtis Sliwa and Larry Mendte are joined by sports legend Warner Wolf to discuss fans getting ripped off at Giants and Jets exhibition games, why Ohio State is a staggering 50-point favorite over Ball State, and the controversy surrounding horse trainer Bob Baffert’s appointment to a standards board. They also weigh in on the Yankees’ fair pole debate, and Warner names his latest Stooge of the Week.

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Street reporter Natalie Migliore joins Curtis Sliwa and Larry Mendte in the Morning to examine whether congestion pricing has delivered on its promise of improved air quality. Natalie takes to the streets to hear what New Yorkers think about the controversial program's impact.

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Curtis and Larry open the show talking about the severe weather, Larry's trip south to drop his son off at college, and Curtis' separation anxiety from Larry being gone on Friday. 

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Curtis Sliwa discusses the wild weather that rolled through the area yesterday.  Rob Astorino joins Curtis to discuss the challenges facing the Republican Party and why Florida appears to run elections smoothly while California continues to face criticism over its election process.  Joe Neumaier also joins Curtis to discuss why some Hollywood actors rise to stardom while others with equal talent never quite break through.

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Curtis Sliwa discusses the wild weather that rolled through the area yesterday, discusses a memorable National Radio Day celebration with iHeartRadio, and explores how history can help make sense of today's tensions with Iran and North Korea.

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