The Left Versus The Right hosted by Former New York Governor David Paterson. Governing both sides with a healthy debate. Where common sense prevails. Saturdays 3PM-4PM on 77 WABC Radio.

Former Governor David Paterson and Jake Novak explore the changing landscape of modern adulthood, workplace culture, and American politics. They discuss Gen Z, over-parenting, educational fragility, and the challenges young adults face in achieving independence. They also examine the Michigan Senate primary, political rhetoric, community engagement, and the resilience of the economy amid rising housing costs.

The Left Versus The Right hosted by Former New York Governor David Paterson. Governing both sides with a healthy debate. Where common sense prevails. Saturdays 3PM-4PM on 77 WABC Radio.

In this episode of The Left Versus The Right, Jake Novak and Former Gov. David Paterson discuss New York City's political landscape, examining Mayor Zohran Mamdani's leadership, controversial policy proposals, and public rhetoric, while debating their potential impact on the city's future. As Mamdani continues to incite hatred and fear, Novak argues that the Mayor is enjoying it and that this is his plan. The conversation also explores the upcoming New York gubernatorial race, the challenges facing Governor Kathy Hochul, and the role of campaign messaging in shaping voter sentiment. Wrapping up, the hosts reflect on the value of authentic leadership and why genuine apologies and accountability remain essential for earning and maintaining public trust.

The Left Versus The Right hosted by Former New York Governor David Paterson. Governing both sides with a healthy debate. Where common sense prevails. Saturdays 3PM-4PM on 77 WABC Radio.

Former Governor David Paterson and Jake Novak discuss the growing influence of Democratic Socialism in New York, arguing that the movement is driven more by resentment than by meaningful solutions for working-class Americans while highlighting Democratic figures they view as resisting the party's progressive shift. The conversation also examines public safety concerns, including anti-Semitic violence, and the hosts' perspective on how political rhetoric from local leaders has contributed to rising tensions. They also analyze the disastrous week for NYC Mayor Zohran Mamdani, and drawing on historical analogies and the biblical story of Cain and Abel, Paterson and Novak frame today's political divide as a struggle between productivity, personal responsibility, and destructive envy.

In this episode of The Left Versus The Right, Former Gov. David Paterson and Jake Novak examine the ongoing debate over election integrity, media coverage, and the future direction of American politics. They discuss President Donald Trump’s remarks on election security, the role of voter ID laws, and the broader challenges facing political parties and their leaders. They also explore economic trends, including the strength of the banking sector amid continued housing affordability concerns, and analyze how strategy and leadership will shape future election cycles. Tune in for a wide-ranging conversation on politics, policy, and the issues influencing voters today.

Fmr. Gov. David Paterson and Jake Novak critique modern political culture through a mixture of current events, historical anecdotes, and personal philosophy. The discussion begins by condemning unauthorized diplomatic meetings involving local activists and foreign adversaries, which the hosts frame as a dangerous overstep that undermines national security. This evolves into a broader analysis of American political polarization, where the hosts argue that extreme hostility toward figures like Donald Trump has reached the level of a secular religion or "mental illness" that displaces traditional community values.

Fmr. Gov. David Paterson is off for the holiday, so instead, it is a best of for Cats and Cosby on WABC. This serves as a high-energy platform for Common Sense conservative discourse, anchored by the major announcement that Michael Cohen, former attorney to Donald Trump, is joining the station as a regular host. The program frames Cohen’s arrival as an "amazing moment" supported by the former president, emphasizing a shift toward topical and relevant information intended for the "tired majority" of Americans. Beyond this media update, the episode traverses a variety of political battlegrounds, featuring interviews with Ambassador Mike Huckabee on Middle Eastern stability and Congressman Gabe Evans on the "radical" policies impacting Colorado. Collectively, these segments aim to celebrate America's 250th anniversary while sounding an alarm against what the hosts describe as the anti-American values and "lunacy" of the progressive left.

Former Gov. David Paterson and Jake Novak discuss a turbulent week in politics and current events. They provide a critical analysis of recent New York primary results, characterizing the success of far-left insurgent candidates as a consequence of voter suppression through low turnout and a lack of civic engagement. The conversation transitions into federal issues, where the hosts voice support for the Supreme Court's decision to maintain strict asylum protocols at the border and emphasize the urgent need for voter integrity legislation. Throughout the dialogue, they champion traditional civic participation, such as in-person voting and communal sports attendance, as essential remedies for a modern epidemic of social alienation.