Curtis and Larry talk about horseback riding.  Jon Decker explains why President Trump is dropping his lawsuit against the IRS, trading it for a big compensation fund for allies who say they were targeted by the Biden administration. Curtis and Larry wonder if Trump is keeping an eye on the midterm polls.  Jimmy Failla stops by and shares his take on Stephen Colbert leaving late-night TV. He talks about what really goes on behind the scenes at comedy shows to get laughs. Byron Allen is set to take over Colbert’s spot.

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Curtis and Larry discuss the shooting at a San Diego mosque that left three people dead; police say both suspects are dead. Also, Today is primary day in Alabama, Georgia, Idaho, Kentucky, Oregon, and Pennsylvania, and the guys break down what could happen. Republican Thomas Massie’s hopes for a major victory after challenging President Trump on several issues, from budget legislation to the Epstein files. The guys also talk about Ebola and the low likelihood of a major outbreak in the USA, citing the World Health Department’s assessment. Will the NY Knicks win tonight in game 1 of the semi-finals? 

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Curtis and Larry talk about horseback riding, a judge’s decision to allow evidence found in Luigi Mangione’s case, and remember Mark Fuhrman, the detective from the O.J. Simpson case, who passed away at 74.

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Curtis and Larry weigh in on why current talks seem stuck and aren’t helping anyone in Iran, and White House correspondent Jon Decker is here to help. They revisit the question: Is Trump watching the midterm polls? There’s also a story about an AI system that failed during Glendale Community College’s graduation. The guys talk about how politicians sometimes sidestep issues, especially after Senator Chris Murphy’s comments on immigration. Curtis also clears up how his views on crime may have been misunderstood when he ran for mayor.

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Curtis and Larry welcome back WOR weeknight host Jimmy Failla, who is back to talk about the tricks comedians and late-night hosts use to get laughs. The group discusses using the NYC subway as a stage to practice stand-up. There’s news about Mamdani’s new grocery store opening soon in the Bronx. Curtis, Larry, and Jimmy also talk about women rallying behind Luigi Mangione, and the Knicks are back at the Garden tonight, with Natalie Migliore gathering more fan opinions.

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Natalie takes to the streets to get New Yorkers’ thoughts on how far the Knicks can go in the playoffs.

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Jimmy Failla stops by and shares his take on Stephen Colbert leaving late-night TV. He talks about what really goes on behind the scenes at comedy shows to get laughs. Byron Allen is set to take over Colbert’s spot.

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We dive into the latest in Iran. Jon explains why President Trump is dropping his lawsuit against the IRS, trading it for a big compensation fund for allies who say they were targeted by the Biden administration. Curtis and Larry wonder if Trump is keeping an eye on the midterm polls.

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Curtis and Larry talk about Larry’s day off on Friday, the potential for more strikes on Iran and Warner Wolf talks about the Subway Series over the weekend, and the NFL schedule release.

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