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Join Anthony Cumia as he discusses pride month, the California elections and more.

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Anthony Cumia examines the tension between technological convenience and government overreach, specifically reacting to Governor Kathy Hochul’s proposal to mandate speed-limiting devices for habitual traffic offenders. Cumia argues that modern tools, from smartphones to smart appliances, are marketed as helpful luxuries while secretly functioning as mechanisms for surveillance and the erosion of privacy. He contends that such measures establish a slippery slope, where initial restrictions on extreme behavior inevitably expand into universal control and restricted freedom.

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Anthony Cumia criticizes the civil unrest at the Delaney Hall ICE facility in Newark, characterizing the demonstrations as violent riots rather than peaceful protests. He argues that the Biden administration’s unrestricted border policies have created a national crisis that federal agents are now struggling to contain despite interference from local leadership. A central theme of the segment is the alleged political hypocrisy of New Jersey officials, specifically Governor Mikie Sherrill, whom Cumia accuses of blaming law enforcement for inciting the very violence they are tasked with suppressing.

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Anthony Cumia discusses the upcoming arrival of Gay Pride Month, questioning why public displays from corporations and social media seem less prevalent than in previous years. Throughout the segment, he scrutinizes the historical origins of the Stonewall riots while expressing deep skepticism toward the idea that the movement is still fighting for legal equality. The core of his critique focuses on the involvement of children in Pride festivities, specifically targeting family-friendly events, diverse reading lists for toddlers, and the graphic nature of public parades.

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Anthony Cumia gives you all the rundown on the news of the week with a humorous twist.

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Anthony Cumia presents a curated countdown of the top ten war movies typically viewed during the Memorial Day holiday. While he shares personal anecdotes about meeting figures like Chris Kyle and critiques specific acting performances, his primary purpose is to satirize traditional radio tropes, such as "hacky" bits and staged call-in segments. The discussion highlights the evolution of cinema, contrasting the stylized, older depictions of combat with the graphic realism found in modern masterpieces like Saving Private Ryan.

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Anthony Cumia talks military history and cinematic portrayals of war to observe Memorial Day. Their conversation transitions from discussing the 1988 film Bat 21 and its depiction of a downed airman to exploring the miraculous evolution of technology, specifically modern biological tracking methods like heartbeat detection. The host reflects on the profound generational shift in machinery, contrasting the outdated equipment of early World War II with the digital marvels of 2026.

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Anthony Cumia criticizes progressive urban policies, specifically targeting the violence interrupter programs in cities like New York and Chicago. He argues that employing former gang members to mediate street conflict is a fantasy-based approach that fails in reality, citing a specific instance where a taxpayer-funded worker allegedly committed a violent assault. Cumia contrasts these "woke" initiatives with a demand for strict law enforcement, advocating for a return to controversial tactics like stop-and-frisk and aggressive policing to maintain order.

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For Memorial Day, Anthony Cumia details some of the best movies for the holiday, answers callers, goes after the woke left and more.

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