Curtis and Larry talk with WOR meteorologist Ray Stagich about the powerful storms and flooding across the tri-state area, when the weather will improve, and what to expect over the next few days. They also talk about the $800 million Mega Millions winner in Florida, Gov. Mikie Sherrill's refusal to give the DOJ information on 6,600 non-citizens who were mistakenly registered to vote in New Jersey, and the return of Spider-Man: Brand New Day.

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Larry and Curtis discuss Mamdani's grocery store plans, including concerns about security, taxpayer costs, and the impact on the city. They also discuss how GLP-1 drugs affect wine sales and the changes in California's wine industry. WOR and NewsMax host Rob Astorino joins them to discuss Bruce Blakeman's campaign and younger voters' views on Socialism. The guys also break down the latest developments involving Volodymyr Zelensky and the latest alleged deals between him and President Trump involving Russia and Iran. 

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Curtis and Larry spend much of the hour discussing Dr. Anthony Fauci's testimony before Sen. Rand Paul, including questions about his handling of the COVID-19 pandemic and his suspicious journals. They also speak about the removal of Macy's longtime red shopping bag billboard in Herald Square, look at new numbers showing more Americans use marijuana daily than drink alcohol, and check in with WOR street reporter Natalie Migliore, who shares what New Yorkers think about Zohran Mamdani attending the 9/11 ceremony despite objections from some victims' families.

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Larry and Curtis continue breaking down Dr. Anthony Fauci's testimony, including the questions senators are asking, his use of the Fifth Amendment during the hearing, and why the story is expected to stay in the headlines all week. The guys also talk tech with Rich DeMuro from Rich on Tech, about Mark Zuckerberg's comments on AI, the new Galaxy Z Fold 8, and the Android flight-tracking app Aviate. The guys also play some Talkbacks and the Talkback of the Day.

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Larry, Curtis, and Rich discuss Mark Zuckerberg's comments on AI, the new Galaxy Z Fold 8, and the Android flight-tracking app Aviate. 

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Natalie Migliore asks New Yorkers what they think about Zohran Mamdani attending the 9/11 ceremony despite objections from some victims' families.

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Curtis and Larry talk with Rob about Bruce Blakeman's chances in the governor's race and what he has to do to win. They also discuss Mamdani's plan for city-run grocery stores and what they think it could mean for the city. Rob says younger voters were drawn to Socialism, but as they see how it works, they may be starting to change their minds.

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Ray joins Curtis and Larry to update us on the major storms that hit the tri-state area last night. The guys discuss when we can expect relief, major flooding areas, and the weather we can expect over the next few days. 

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Curtis and Larry talk with WOR meteorologist Ray Stagich to update us on the major storms that hit the tri-state area last night. The guys discuss when we can expect relief, major flooding areas, and the weather we can expect over the next few days. 

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Larry and Curtis check in with Ray Stagich for the latest weather and discuss Joe Biden's past comments and questions surrounding his health during his presidency.  Jimmy Failla joins Curtis and Larry to talk about the upcoming Prince "Purple Rain" Broadway show. The guys also discuss what could be next for Anthony Fauci after Senator Rand Paul released Fauci's journal notes. He also cracks some jokes with the guys about recent news and events. 

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