Larry and Curtis talk about looking back on life and the biggest regrets people have, sharing some of their own, including Curtis saying he wishes he had learned Spanish. They also discussed a boa constrictor found at a Monmouth County, New Jersey resident’s home and the controversy surrounding Wisconsin governor candidate Francesca Hong over a past “cancel Thanksgiving” post and other comments. The guys also break down how Flock cameras and AI are being used to help catch people, while discussing the pros and cons of the technology.

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Curtis and Larry talk about Dr. Anthony Fauci being held in contempt of Congress after repeatedly invoking his Fifth Amendment rights during testimony about the U.S. COVID-19 response and what happens next. They also discuss the fight over birthright citizenship, Mike Lindell stepping down as MyPillow CEO while running for Minnesota governor, and WOR and Newsmax host Rob Astorino joining the show to talk about President Trump, D.C., and the issue Americans care about most: affordability. The guys also get into rising electric bills, and Natalie Migliore hits the streets to ask New Yorkers what they would do if they won the Powerball jackpot.

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Larry and Curtis talk about the history of birthright citizenship and the recent executive orders involving the issue. They also discuss the third reported detainee death at Delaney Hall, canceled concerts including Lionel Richie’s shows, and Chipotle’s concerns with produce coming from Mexico due to the Cyclospora outbreak. The guys also get into Mexico sending troops to protect avocado production, the arrest of Mount Vernon’s deputy commissioner of public safety in connection with a Bronx shooting.

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Natalie goes out to ask New Yorkers what they would spend their money on if they won the massive Powerball jackpot.

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Curtis and Larry talk with Rob Astorino about what’s happening in Washington, D.C., President Trump’s agenda, and the issues Americans are most concerned about, especially the rising cost of living. Rob also shares his experience running into Abdul Al-Sayed.

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Curtis and Larry talk about looking back on life and the biggest regrets people have, sharing some of their own, including Curtis saying he wishes he had learned Spanish. 

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Curtis and Larry talked about knee and back pain and Michigan’s primary results.  They also spoke with Jon Decker about the latest political scandals, including the situation involving Rep. Max Miller and the calls for him to step down. They also discussed how these controversies can impact campaigns and why stories like this often surface during election season.

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Curtis and Larry talked about knee and back pain, WOR White House correspondent Jon Decker breaks down the latest scandals and the situation involving Rep. Max Miller, and Bayonne’s Little League team chasing a spot in the World Series.

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Curtis and Larry talked about knee and back pain, Jesse Watters, the latest on Storm Bonnie, and the situation involving the reported Iranian attack on New Jersey.

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Larry and Curtis are joined by WOR White House correspondent Jon Decker to break down the latest scandals and the situation involving Rep. Max Miller. They also discussed Michigan’s primary results, Dr. Abdul El-Sayed’s win, what voters are looking for, and whether he could make an impact in New York City. The guys also covered a library book story in California and Natalie Migliore’s street interviews on possible new e-bike rules in New York City.

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