In Part 2 of a two-part series, Ronnie is joined once again by lobbyist and political consultant Vincent Montalbano of Montalbano Initiatives, Inc. The two discuss the City Council’s extension of term limits, as well as other local political matters.

In Part 1 of a two-part series, Ronnie is joined by lobbyist and political consultant Vincent Montalbano of Montalbano Initiatives, Inc. The two discuss President-elect Barack Obama's historic win in this year's election.

In the second part of a two-part series, Ronnie is once again joined by James L. Larocca. Mr. Larocca is Chairman and Trustee of the Long Island Power Authority and lends his expertise on energy consumption.

Ronnie welcomes author and political analyst Tanya Melich. A former Republican activist, Ms. Melich is known as one of the founders of the modern women's movement.

Ronnie is joined by Hon. Ed Koch, former Mayor of New York City. The venerated political analyst discusses the controversial issue of term limits and shares his views on the upcoming election.

Ronnie is joined by James L. Larocca for the first part of a two-part series. Mr. Larocca is Chairman and Trustee of the Long Island Power Authority and lends his expertise on energy consumption.

Ronnie is joined by fellow CUNY TV host Doug Muzzio, to talk about term limits and New York City Mayor Mike Bloomberg’s announcement that he would like to seek a third term.

Ronnie is joined by Gordon J. Davis, who in the past has served as Parks Commissioner and President of Lincoln Center. Currently, he is campaigning for Sen. Barack Obama. The two discuss what it will take to pull off a successful campaign.

Katha Pollitt, columnist for “The Nation” magazine joins Ronnie this week. Her new book of personal essays, “Learning to Drive and Other Life Stories,” is now in paperback. They discuss the current political climate from a feminist perspective.

Author, and columnist for the Daily News, Michael Daly joins Ronnie to talk about his book “The Book of Mychal: The Surprising Life and Heroic Death of Father Mychal Judge.”