Live At Five

Alija from Thousand Islands Winery was in the studio today to talk about their Blossom Festival this weekend. Then it was a great discussion with Attorney Joe Stanley about AI, liability owning a bar and how social media has made America more litigious. Also, more chatter about the new color requirements at Watertown High School's graduation ceremony. Also, Donnie defended his actions for taking the money to squeal on the creator of the Bullord fan club page.

Glenn had a discussion with Seacomm's Jerry Manor today, who wanted to emphasize how vulnerable older people are to scams! Then the show took off with Donnie admitting to accepting $1,000 as an informant to the Atty Bullord Facebook page. That discussion went on for a bit, then a father called in about inclusion at this year's graduation ceremony at Watertown High School.

Friday's show with Councilman Pat Hickey still resonates with listeners. Several called Pat out for his comments from both Friday shows and are upset with how he made decisions. Good calls throughout today's entertaining Monday show, including one caller who is concerned about migrants entering our region soon.

Councilman Pat Hickey did double-duty by appearing on The Hotline and Live at Five Show. Glenn couldn't stop the calls from the immediate outset of the show. Listeners wanted to use today as an opportunity to ask Councilman Hickey exactly why he approved the 3.4 million dollar golf course deal, and now he's leaning towards approving a 3.8 million dollar pool on the Northside. Pat also admitted not knowing how developer and Ives Street owner PJ Simao was receiving $850,000.00 from the 3.4 million deal.

Glenn was solo today and had a list of things to catch up on. First, Glenn is still mythed on how Millie Smith didn't get the full (3) year school board term, when many people showed up to vote for her exclusively. Then, it was catch up time on the Dunham Report and the way the left ridicules it. Same old same old, demonstrating how the right not only is losing, they've already lost.

Candidate from City Council Cliff Lashway was in the studio today to talk about his qualifications. Cliff didn't like the golf deal and also believes the city has other priorities. He also is concerned for his kids in the Watertown School District. Interesting remarks about that. Also, Glenn interviewed Steel City Rovers band member Mark Fletcher about his upcoming concert at the Clayton Opera House this Saturday.

Glenn reminded listeners the importance to tomorrow's school board vote throughout today's show. He also talked about watching 'Saturday Night Fever' last night and how accurate the movie was depicting the late 70s. Duff said kids at the high school are fat because they don't play sports anymore. Plus, Glenn read an article about the new Canadian passport, and how it reflects the new communist regime just north of us!

With just a few days left, Milly Smith stopped in to remind the listeners that the School Board Election day is Tuesday, May 16th. Milly stressed its importance, while emphasizing many of her concerns about our school district's integrity in recent years, especially when after reports of failing grades at many levels.

City Council candidate, Doug Osborne stopped by to talk about why he's running. Doug answered questions from Glenn and callers for over 40 minutes. Then, the show ended with Jim Leven mocking Donald Trump and his inability to pronounce Congresswoman Elise Stefanik's last name.

Why is it the big news from Republicans is shadowed by breaking news about a corrupt congressman (George Santos)? Glenn questioned this while reinforcing the notion that the system is stacked against us. Attorney Joe Stanley called and Glenn asked why Watertown construction sites are unsafe for everyone including the workers! Then a smart caller chimed in about the 2020 election, and how the polarized effect motivated more people to vote than in 2016. Glenn still says 'Mail-In' voting was fixed.