Veterans tribute from June 2, 2025, sponsored by Basalyga Hospitality Group, features veterans Joseph F. Geiger, Sr. of South Scranton; Joseph P. Namatka of Duryea; Stephen Wizda of Peckville(raised in Hazleton); Richard(Rich) Abdalla of Scranton; Larry W. Bitler of Bloomsburg(formerly of Danville); and Henry George Newman of Sunnyvale, California(born in Berwick, PA)

In this hour Bob talks to Kaelan Deese, DOJ reporter for the Washington Examiner, about the Supreme Court decision regarding the immediate deportation of illegal immigrants. Bob later discusses immigration in Europe and Islamists taking over countries.

This hour starts with "Monday Musings" with John Parillo about civil wars & multiculturalism. Later in the hour Bob talks about Islamists; take the Democrats back to normality; fires in Paris; transgender & gender dysphoria; and immigrants do not share our history of our country.

In this hour Bob discusses his weekend; texts aren't working; gender dysphoria-keep boys & men out of female locker rooms & sports; his height; gas prices differences in Lackawanna & Luzerne counties and Israel & the Arab countries.

David Nabhan, Newsmax columnist, calls in about Senator John Fetterman's health because of a shift toward the center.

Kaelan Deese, Department of Justice reporter for the Washington Examiner, calls in about the Trump administration on asking the Supreme Court to lift a federal judge’s injunction that halted the deportation of eight convicted criminal illegal immigrants to South Sudan.

Frank Scavo of Old Forge calls in about getting his pardon.

Tony Amico of Throop who got mayor's nomination, calls in.

Francis Rooney, former ambassador to the Vatican, calls in about the new pope.

Veterans tribute from May 29, 2025, sponsored by Basalyga Hospitality Group, features veterans Joseph J. Swirble(born in Hazleton); Joseph J. Malast of Avoca(born in Wilkes-Barre); Eugene 'Gene' Martin Saravitz, Sr. of Taylor(born in Scranton); Joseph Kozien(born in Scranton); Charles Caswell James(born in New Jersey & moved to the Dallas area); and Charles M. Lamoreaux of Forty Fort.