As Geraldo gears up for the premiere of Cops: All Access tomorrow, he hopes that the latest reincarnation of the show will help shed some light on the positive work of police officers.

How has the covid vaccine become political? Geraldo shames his GOP colleagues for not being as enthusiastic about the vaccine as their liberal counterparts. Also, Producer Noel Salwan joins the program to discuss issues facing The Lebanese-American Community here and in around the globe.

The Browns dominated the Bears and a local boy has made good on Jeopardy. Sadly, the good news ends there. Geraldo, along with Producer Rob and Call Screener Jake go over this butcher's bill in this weekend's campaign of the Ghetto Civil War.

To celebrate its return to Fox Nation, Geraldo flashes back to when he helped the original show get on the air back in 1989. Later, Geraldo weighs in on how race is affecting tensions at the border as well as the amount of coverage the Gabby Petito case is receiving.

Joe Biden gets through the UN General Assembly. The Ghetto Civil War rages on through our inner cities. Geraldo apologizes to Greg Gutfield on The Five.

The aftermath of another weekend of Cleveland violence hit the city differently this morning. Geraldo weighs in on the overnight news that the Grandson of Mayor Frank Jackson was shot and killed on the streets of Cleveland.

In honor of Hispanic American Heritage month, Geraldo welcomes Cleveland City Councilwoman Jasmin Santana to the show to her experiences as the first Latina on the city council and the Suprise Announcement that Ohio Congressman Anthony Gonzalez will not be seeking a third term in 2022. Later, Geraldo and callers discuss the fallout of General Mike Milley communicating with his counterparts in China without President Trump's knowledge.

To celebrate the beginning of Hispanic Heritage Month, Geraldo welcomes Laura Moreno Lucas, founder and CEO of Pandocap to the program to talk about the challenges faced in building relationships between American and Latin businesses. Later, Geraldo weighs in on the controversy surrounding General Mark Milley and the outcome of the Cleveland Mayoral primary.

On the day of the Cleveland Mayoral Primary, Geraldo welcomes candidates Kevin Kelley and Zack Reed and former Mayor Dennis Kucinich to the show. Later, veteran political reporter Tom Beres and City Councilman Michael Polensek join the program.

To start, Geraldo reflects on President George W. Bush's speech in Shanksville at the 9/11 20th anniversary memorial. Later, Geraldo looks at the weekend butcher's bill and Cleveland's upcoming mayoral primary.