Anthony Cumia fills in for Common Sense with Bill O'Reilly. He talks about how the world is filled with 'uncommon stupidity' rather than common sense, a Maryland proposal that would lower traffic stops and therefore raise crime, problems with the mainstream media and more!

Anthony Cumia fills in for Common Sense with Bill O'Reilly. He talks about low expectation levels in public schools, parents of transgender children being praised for no reason and overbearing COVID restrictions from the government.

Anthony Cumia reminisces about the 'good old days' of air travel, contrasting them with the modern, less luxurious experience. While discussing his upcoming business class trip to England using United Miles, Anthony criticizes the inefficiencies of New Jersey’s Newark Airport and the outdated air traffic control systems. The episode then takes a lively turn when a caller named Rose from The Villages in Florida joins in, sharing her theatrical experiences and making humorous and heartfelt remarks. Rose talks about playing various characters in local theater and insists she’s 'too hot' to play one of the Golden Girls.

Anthony Cumia fills in for Common Sense with Bill O'Reilly. He talks about the disconnect between Hollywood elites and normal people, democrats demonizing masculinity and more.

Anthony Cumia discusses a curious and awkward listener call about an inappropriate kiss with a sister-in-law during a New Year’s Eve party. The conversation veers into the complexities of human attraction, the confusion and infatuation that can arise from seemingly insignificant interactions, and the guilt associated with infidelity and inappropriate thoughts. Cumia and his co-hosts share personal anecdotes, including past crushes and instances of misinterpreted signals, highlighting the often confusing nature of romantic interactions. The discussion is lighthearted but touches on deeper themes of human nature, temptation, and the fine line between fantasy and taboo actions.

Anthony Cumia fills in for Common Sense with Bill O'Reilly, diving into a variety of contentious topics. Anthony starts by discussing his prior confrontational interview with O'Reilly, shifting to current events where he criticizes the cover-up of Joe Biden’s mental health and recent cancer diagnosis. He highlights media personalities, particularly Whoopi Goldberg and Jake Tapper, for their alleged dishonesty and complicity. Anthony also explores the invasive nature of modern technology, from smartphones to smart home devices, and their impact on personal privacy. Additionally, he addresses the misuse of genetic information by companies like 23andMe and the political conversation around free college education advocated by Bernie Sanders. Anthony concludes with a poignant reflection on Memorial Day, honoring the sacrifices of fallen soldiers and questioning the political climate that appears disconnected from the concerns of ordinary Americans.

Anthony Cumia discusses a tweet from Hillary Clinton suggesting that Americans talk to others about the potential negative impacts of Trump's proposed budget on children during Memorial Day gatherings. The conversation then humorously critiques the feasibility of bringing up such topics at casual social events like barbecues. Additionally, Cumia and his co-host delve into the strained political relationship between the US and Canada, criticizing Canadian leadership under Trudeau and discussing the idea of Canada becoming the 51st state of the US.

Anthony is joined by comedian and his former co-host Jim Norton for the show. They reminisce on the old days and make fun of Hillary Clinton, weight, callers and just about everything else.

Anthony Cumia discusses his disdain for Democratic Senator Elizabeth Warren, accusing her of recycling ineffective political rhetoric and focusing on criticizing figures like Donald Trump and Elon Musk. He highlights Trump's significant deals in the Middle East and contrasts Warren's claims of 'sweetheart deals' with the tangible success of Elon Musk's Starlink project. Cumia also criticizes Kamala Harris for allegedly failing to deliver high-speed internet to rural America despite receiving substantial funding, while praising Musk's achievements in making global high-speed internet access possible through Starlink.

Anthony Cumia discusses the controversy surrounding Donald Trump's decision to grant refugee status to white South African farmers. Cumia argues that these farmers are true refugees facing government-sanctioned genocide and criticizes the liberal left for opposing their entry into the U.S. He suggests that liberals' opposition is racially motivated and hypocritical, citing instances of derogatory remarks from liberal individuals. Cumia also delves into Trump's strategies, suggesting that such actions expose the true nature of his political opponents.