Rob O'Donnell talks about how unsafe New York City subways are for women. He also talks about hazardous material that was in the cargo ship that struck the Francis Scott Key Bridge in Baltimore and "Ohio's Chernobyl" causing problems for Pennsylvania. 

Rob O'Donnell begins the hour talking about how unsafe women are on the subways in New York City. The former New York native advises those who travel to the city to always be aware of their surroundings. 

Rob O'Donnell is fired up after Frank from Wilkes-Barre and texters try to politicize Donald Trump attending the viewing of fallen NYPD officer Jonathan Diller while Joe Biden, Barack Obama & Bill Clinton attend a fundraiser.

O'Donnell fires back and says if the rolls were reversed, these texters would have a field day. 

He also talks about the Abington Heights Mock Trial team winning another state championship, EV's coming to Pennsylvania, Virginia ports getting marine traffic diverted from Baltimore and crime statistics. 

Rob O'Donnell has had enough of Frank from Wilkes-Barre trying to politicize Donald Trump attending the viewing of fallen NYPD officer Jonathan Diller. O'Donnell sets Frank straight that Diller's widow asked him to attend. 

Rob O'Donnell talks about New York City council appealing a ruling on non-citizen voting and a bill that would require feds to screen border crossers against the terror watch list. 

Rob O'Donnell talks to his producer Jake Heller about the new NFL rules for the 2024 season and his Pittsburgh Steelers signing Corrdarrelle Patterson. 

The second hour of "The Rob O'Donnell Show" is an emotional one as he remembers his barber Brian Nardella who was tragically killed earlier today on his way to work.

Rob also talks about the Francis Scott Key Bridge collapse in Baltimore and how President Biden tried to embellish himself once again. O'Donnell also talks about ransomware attacks. 

Rob O'Donnell gives an emotional tribute to his barber Brian Nardella from Loyalty Barbershop who was tragically killed earlier today on his way to work. O'Donnell talks about the bond and friendship the two shared and how the two helped each other.

Former NYPD homicide detective Rob O'Donnell talks about the emotion he can relate to after NYPD officer Jonathan Diller was killed in the line of duty at the age of 31 and leaves a wife and their 1 year old son behind. 

Rob O'Donnell talks about a poll where a majority of likely voters claim they do not trust mainstream media.