Jeanne Giallorenzi calls in to talk about the Lackawanna County Republican spring dinner which will be held on April 24th at Glenmaura National Golf Club.

Phil Kerpen, president of American Commitment, calls in to talk about tax credits ending.

Lorraine from Hazleton calls in with a poem.

Veterans tribute from April 3, 2025, sponsored by the Basalyga Hospitality Group, features veterans Dennis Wesley Morgan of Clarks Summit(born in Scranton); Lori A. Pierce, RN of Dalton; Richard Hause of Berwick; William Grabowski of Nanticoke(born in Derby, CT); Thomas Golden, Sr. of Sugar Notch; and Herbert James Wiedlich of Jenkins Township(formerly of Kingston). Also Timm Todd Waters of Mainville (who is still alive) was honored and Joe Martin called in.

In this hour talks to Jeanne Giallorenzi about the Lackawanna County Republican spring dinner which will be held on April 24th at Glenmaura National Golf Club. Later in the hour Bob talks about tariffs; fraud in social security; and people who say that their vote doesn't count

In this hour Bob talks to Phil Kerpen, president of American Commitment, about tax credits ending. Later Bob talks about the tariffs and illegal immigration with callers.

In this hour Bob discusses Trump announced tariffs yesterday; doge finding wasting government money; Trump compared to a housing contractor; and a building on the square in W-B getting a sign. Lorraine from Hazleton calls in to read a poem.

Jimmy Sturr calls in. He will be bringing his orchestra to Pennsylvania Polkafest at Mohegan Sun Casino, Keystone Grand Ballroom, on Saturday, April 5, 2025 at 4pm.

Brian Kaufman calls in. His son Eddie has leukemia and needs a bone marrow transplant.

Veterans tribute from April 2, 2025, sponsored by the Basalyga Hospitality Group, features veterans James F. Roberts, Jr. of North Lake(born in Camden, NJ); Walter W. Stachacz(born in Osceola Mills then moved to Dickson City); John J. Ritzco of Jessup(born in Peckville); Joseph J. Yanek of Lansdale(formerly of Jeddo); Dennis I. Mackert of Berwick; and John J. 'Jack' Beierschmitt of Bloomsburg(born in Mount Carmel).