Rob O'Donnell and a caller disagree on the left being the side that has been causing violence over the past few years. O'Donnell points out Charlie Kirk's killer was not registered as a Democrat or Republican.

Alyssa Fusaro calls into "The Rob O'Donnell Show" to preview the Luzerne Fall Pumpkin Festival.

Rob O'Donnell calls out those on social media who have celebrated the assassination of Charlie Kirk whether it has been teachers, doctors, nurses, businesses.

Rob O'Donnell talks about how the Goo Goo Dolls' version of "American Girl" at the concert for New York helped lift his spirits of the former NYPD Detective and his wife Lisa.

After listening to David Bowie's "Heroes" Rob O'Donnell shares the sentiment that he isn't a hero but his coworkers and colleagues that perished on September 11th are.

Former NYPD Detective Rob O'Donnell shares how Alan Jackson's song "Where Were You" made him a country music fan. O'Donnell also shares a heartwarming story of when he met the late Toby Keith.

On the 24th anniversary of September 11th former NYPD Detective Rob O'Donnell feels the assassination of Charlie Kirk will not bring the country together in unison like the tragic events of 9/11 did.

On the 24th anniversary of September 11th former NYPD Detective Rob O'Donnell shares his memories of former President George W. Bush addressing the first responders at Ground Zero and how it uplifted the spirits of O'Donnell and all first responders.

Rob O'Donnell is left with more questions than answers after the tragic death of political commentator Charlie Kirk earlier today.

Earlier today Rob O'Donnell was the Guest Chaplain in Harrisburg as he provided the opening prayer on the eve of September 11th.