Rita talks to Lieutenant Randy Sutton, founder of The Wounded Blue organization about the controversial celebration of Joanne Chesimard (also known as Assata Shakur), who executed New Jersey State Trooper Warner Forester in 1973.

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Rita continues to talk about the NYC Mayors race after the departure of Mayor Eric Adams. Plus, President Trump unveils an "extraordinary" 20-point plan for "eternal peace in the Middle East".

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Rita talks about a major shakeup in NYC mayor's race after Mayor Eric Adams drops out, citing financial hurdles and media speculation, the battle to stop leading candidate Zoran Mandani heats up. The discussion dissects Mandani’s controversial background. Lt. Randy Sutton of the Wounded Blue shares his outrage over the celebration of the murderer of a New Jersey State Trooper.

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Rita talks with Paul Stone, Chairman & CEO Colonial Metals Group about his new book “1971: The One Decision That Destroyed Humanity”

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Rita talks with Doug Burns, Former Federal Prosecutor about the indictment of former FBI Director James Comey.

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Rita continues to talk about the indictment of former FBI Director James Comey and then Rita talks about President Trump weighing in on the dangers of radical left rhetoric, and details emerge about a horrific shooting at an ICE facility.

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Rita talks about former FBI Director James Comey being indicted on two counts of obstruction and giving false statements. Rita talks to former Federal Prosecutor Doug Burns about the case and analyzes this enormous, historic development. Rita talks with bestselling author Paul Stone to discuss his book, 1971: How All of America's Problems Can be Traced to a Singular Day in History.

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Rita talks about Jimmy Kimmel being back on ABC after his controversial comments regarding the Charlie Kirk assassination. But was he contrite? With 70 stations refusing to carry the show and President Trump questioning ABC’s decision and hinting at a potential lawsuit, we explore the ongoing fallout. Plus, shock results in the New York City Mayoral race. Polls show socialist candidate Mandani leading by a 20-point margin. Also, a deep dive into President Trump’s powerful speech at the UN, where he sent a "major message" to Vladimir Putin. Rita discusses the concerning incidents—including an escalator stopping and the teleprompter failing—during his address, raising questions about security and "dirty pool".

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Rita talks about President Trump's powerful address at the UN made headlines globally. Hear the breakdown of his unwavering and bold speech, where he blasted the UN as "irrelevant"—an irony underscored by the mysterious broken escalator and teleprompter incident, dubbed "escalator gate" and "teleprompter gate".Trump declares he's fed up with Putin and makes a pivotal pronouncement: NATO countries should shoot down Russian aircraft that enter their airspace. He also mocked Russia as a "paper tiger" and expressed belief that Ukraine can win the war and return to its original borders. Plus, he calls out Europe's open borders, warning they are a "security disaster" and urging them to "seal your borders" to stop the failed experiment of uncontrolled migration. Rita Cosby and callers debate the consequences of this crucial moment.

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Rita talks about the powerful, remarkable moment from the Charlie Kirk's memorial service in Glendale, Arizona, where Kirk's widow, Erica Kirk, expressed forgiveness for her husband's assassin, a testament to faith that left many in tears. Erica also drew a sharp contrast, noting that Charlie’s supporters handled his murder with "revival," without the violence or rioting seen in other movements. The show discusses Charlie Kirk’s mission of dialogue—even reaching out to liberal commentators like Van Jones for a civil debate shortly before his death—while confronting the despicable mockery coming from members of "the squad," including AOC, who condemned Kirk as ignorant and hateful while opposing a resolution honoring him. Also featured: President Trump’s words of comfort for Erica Kirk, listener reactions to the act of forgiveness, and political debates concerning New York City’s future leadership.

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