James Flippin delves into the complex issues surrounding New York Attorney General Letitia James and her potential mortgage fraud, as well as Gail King’s defensive stance on the criticism of her Blue Origin space flight. Throughout the episode, Flippin analyzes the contentious case of Kilmar Armando Abrego Garcia, an immigrant kicked out of the U.S. despite claims of gang violence, and explores broader themes of law enforcement and political prosecution. The show also features an interview with podcaster Cody Tucker, examining various aspects of history and culture, and touches on sports, particularly the NBA and the contrast between past and present athlete personas.

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James Flippin interviews radio host and candidate for political office Frank Morano. The host of the "Other Side of Midnight" on Red Apple Audio Networks, Frank's 77 WABC show has been put on hold while he runs for New York City Council. Morano, a native son of Staten Island, is passionate about his borough, the city as a whole, and his ability to be a strong voice for the people. He describes juggling the hosting of a national show and hitting the campaign trail -- sharing about some of his experiences both in politics and radio. Don't miss at the end when Frank makes clear his ability to succeed and represent Republican conservatives on Staten Island.

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James Flippin interviews Jason Goodman, the founder of Crowdsource the Truth, which refers to the ability to leverage the collective intelligence, insight, and contribution of online investigators. Now an independent journalist from New York City, Goodman previously worked on Hollywood films -- and describes himself as becoming increasingly interested in politics, over the past 10 years.

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James dives deep into the world of politics and conspiracy theories. The show opens with a lighthearted touch as James introduces his hillbillies for Curtis Sliwa campaign ad. He then interviews Frank Murano, discussing his run for city council, his support for Trump, and the challenges of campaigning. Investigative journalist Jason Goodman joins to discuss the concept of 'Lawfare' and its implications on current politics, particularly focusing on Trump. James also covers a range of topics, including tax day, immigration issues, and the tragic New Jersey helicopter crash. The episode is filled with unique insights, interviews, and engaging content that captures the essence of overnight radio.

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James delves into an eclectic mix of topics. Starting with a discussion on autism, he highlights RFK Jr.'s dedication to finding its causes, emphasizing the need to continue fighting to understand the condition better. The episode features insightful audio from Fox News and CBS Face the Nation, discussing potential links between vaccines and autism. In international finance, James explores the impact of tariffs, featuring opinions from Kevin O'Leary on China's trade practices and Chris Matthews on lumber imports. The segment also covers historical perspectives like the unexpected location of the Tapin Zee Bridge, revealing its financial motivations. Additional segments offer lighter content, including the origins of the Vulcan salute from Star Trek and the creation of Homer's voice from The Simpsons. The episode wraps up with a lively discussion about weekend activities, helicopter safety, and more, capturing a wide array of intriguing topics for listeners.

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John Cullen joins 77 WABC's James Flippin at Night. Cullen is an investigative reporter known as the "Maps Daddy" for his work analyzing data and trends. He originally made a startling discovery while looking at the Johns Hopkins University COVID-19 map -- leading him to believe the coronavirus outbreak was a coverup for a larger, earlier flu outbreak. Was it all part of a US bio lab program? Cullen has done extensive investigative work looking at the Butler, Pennsylvania assassination attempt against President Trump, as well as the Las Vegas mass shooting -- the deadliest in US history.

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James Flippin dives into a variety of topics, starting with critiques of CNN's Anderson Cooper and the cultural faux pas regarding misgendering. The show then focuses on an intriguing interview with John Cullen, who explores controversies around the Covid-19 pandemic, suggesting it served as a cover-up for a more deadly bird flu and a near-extinction-level event involving asteroids. Further discussions delve into allegations of corruption in New York City's Hall, with insights from Bo Deitl and Julie Kelly on judicial activism and the immigration crisis. The show wraps up with comedian Fred Rubino discussing bizarre news stories, and insights into Tulsi Gabbard’s and RFK Jr.'s investigations into historical political assassinations. As always, the show features engaging listener calls and commentary on current socio-political issues.

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James Flippin interviews Danny Burmawi, founder of Project-Ex.org. Born in Jordan, Burwami endured a personal struggle with Islam, radicalized surroundings, and a historical reality he couldn't ignore. He shares the story of his conversion to Christianity, how October 7, 2023 impacted him, and bringing his story to the US.

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James delves into the intricacies of President Trump's tariffs, the historical implications of figures like Hitler and Saddam Hussein, and the religious and political landscapes of the Middle East. Guest Danny Burmawi, a Jordanian-born former Muslim who converted to Christianity, shares his compelling journey and offers insights into the Israel-Palestine conflict. The show also explores the emotional pull of internet content creators and the evolving role of media in the digital age. Interspersed with humorous anecdotes and listener interactions, this episode covers everything from hot showers to Reddit conspiracies.

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Jame Flippin dives into discussions on tariffs, the potential use of privateers to combat Mexican drug cartels, and the economic implications of these policies. The collapse of a nightclub in the Dominican Republic and its tragic aftermath are also detailed, alongside President Trump's interactions with coal miners and the nuances of labor economics. The 'City of Yes' initiative in New York and its controversial lithium-ion battery storage facility is scrutinized, with guest opinions from callers. International intrigue includes insights into the involvement of North Korean fighters in the Ukraine conflict and potential peace talks. Finally, listeners enjoy lighter segments including a breakdown of New Balance shoe manufacturing and a humorous 'Kids Say the Darnedest Things' moment.

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