The Pulse of the People with Andrew Cuomo en 2026 Red Apple Media The Pulse of the People is a weekly talk show hosted by former New York Governor Andrew Cuomo on 77 WABC Radio. The program features live listener calls and open discussion about the issues affecting New Yorkers and communities across the country. With a focus on facts, solutions, and real world concerns, Andrew brings his experience in government and public service to conversations centered on problem solving and civic engagement. The show continues WABC’s tradition of presenting diverse viewpoints and giving the public a direct voice in meaningful dialogue. Airs Sundays 5 to 6 PM on 77 WABC Radio and streams worldwide. https://megaphone.imgix.net/podcasts/78590e30-1ade-11f0-9419-bf52aae8ed81/image/4ad653ee70da7be20aeae60e44211883.png?ixlib=rails-4.3.1&max-w=3000&max-h=3000&fit=crop&auto=format,compress The Pulse of the People with Andrew Cuomo episodic 77 WABC Radio The Pulse of the People is a weekly talk show hosted by former New York Governor Andrew Cuomo on 77 WABC Radio. The program features live listener calls and open discussion about the issues affecting New Yorkers and communities across the country. With a focus on facts, solutions, and real world concerns, Andrew brings his experience in government and public service to conversations centered on problem solving and civic engagement. The show continues WABC’s tradition of presenting diverse viewpoints and giving the public a direct voice in meaningful dialogue. Airs Sundays 5 to 6 PM on 77 WABC Radio and streams worldwide. The Pulse of the People is a weekly talk show hosted by former New York Governor Andrew Cuomo on 77 WABC Radio. The program features live listener calls and open discussion about the issues affecting New Yorkers and communities across the country.

With a focus on facts, solutions, and real world concerns, Andrew brings his experience in government and public service to conversations centered on problem solving and civic engagement. The show continues WABC’s tradition of presenting diverse viewpoints and giving the public a direct voice in meaningful dialogue.

Airs Sundays 5 to 6 PM on 77 WABC Radio and streams worldwide.

]]> 77 WABC Radio podcast@wabcradio.com Rabbi Mark Goldfeder | 05-10-26 Rabbi Mark Goldfeder comes on highlights how a leader’s official rhetoric and inaction can transcend personal opinion to become a discriminatory government policy that compromises public safety. The conversation emphasizes that a consistent pattern of deliberate indifference toward protecting the Jewish community—such as failing to make arrests during violent protests—creates a legal record of constitutional violations. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Sun, 10 May 2026 22:50:00 -0000 full 77 WABC Radio Rabbi Mark Goldfeder comes on highlights how a leader’s official rhetoric and inaction can transcend personal opinion to become a discriminatory government policy that compromises public safety. The conversation emphasizes that a consistent pattern of deliberate indifference toward protecting the Jewish community—such as failing to make arrests during violent protests—creates a legal record of constitutional violations. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Rabbi Mark Goldfeder comes on highlights how a leader’s official rhetoric and inaction can transcend personal opinion to become a discriminatory government policy that compromises public safety. The conversation emphasizes that a consistent pattern of deliberate indifference toward protecting the Jewish community—such as failing to make arrests during violent protests—creates a legal record of constitutional violations.

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]]> 770 Ret. Col. Jack Jacobs | 05-10-26 Ret. Col. Jack Jacobs comes on to argue that Iran possesses superior staying power because its authoritarian leadership is immune to public opinion, whereas American leaders are beholden to a democratic electorate and looming election cycles. Because the U.S. president faces immense pressure to resolve economic instability and reopen the Strait of Hormuz, he may be forced to claim a symbolic victory without achieving substantive concessions regarding Iran’s nuclear enrichment. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Sun, 10 May 2026 22:49:00 -0000 full 77 WABC Radio Ret. Col. Jack Jacobs comes on to argue that Iran possesses superior staying power because its authoritarian leadership is immune to public opinion, whereas American leaders are beholden to a democratic electorate and looming election cycles. Because the U.S. president faces immense pressure to resolve economic instability and reopen the Strait of Hormuz, he may be forced to claim a symbolic victory without achieving substantive concessions regarding Iran’s nuclear enrichment. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Ret. Col. Jack Jacobs comes on to argue that Iran possesses superior staying power because its authoritarian leadership is immune to public opinion, whereas American leaders are beholden to a democratic electorate and looming election cycles. Because the U.S. president faces immense pressure to resolve economic instability and reopen the Strait of Hormuz, he may be forced to claim a symbolic victory without achieving substantive concessions regarding Iran’s nuclear enrichment.

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]]> 708 Fmr. Gov. David Paterson (D-NY) | 05-10-26 Former governors Andrew Cuomo and David Paterson criticize the "tax the rich" narrative and the implementation of the pied-à-terre tax, arguing these measures are mere political symbolism that drive away wealthy residents and essential tax revenue. A significant portion of the dialogue addresses a perceived rise in anti-Semitism and a lack of moral leadership, specifically accusing local officials of fueling tensions rather than fostering unity. Finally, the discussion laments the erosion of executive authority, contrasting the current late budget and legislative chaos with a historical model of a strong governor who can command the state with decisive action. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Sun, 10 May 2026 22:48:00 -0000 full 77 WABC Radio Former governors Andrew Cuomo and David Paterson criticize the "tax the rich" narrative and the implementation of the pied-à-terre tax, arguing these measures are mere political symbolism that drive away wealthy residents and essential tax revenue. A significant portion of the dialogue addresses a perceived rise in anti-Semitism and a lack of moral leadership, specifically accusing local officials of fueling tensions rather than fostering unity. Finally, the discussion laments the erosion of executive authority, contrasting the current late budget and legislative chaos with a historical model of a strong governor who can command the state with decisive action. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Former governors Andrew Cuomo and David Paterson criticize the "tax the rich" narrative and the implementation of the pied-à-terre tax, arguing these measures are mere political symbolism that drive away wealthy residents and essential tax revenue. A significant portion of the dialogue addresses a perceived rise in anti-Semitism and a lack of moral leadership, specifically accusing local officials of fueling tensions rather than fostering unity. Finally, the discussion laments the erosion of executive authority, contrasting the current late budget and legislative chaos with a historical model of a strong governor who can command the state with decisive action.

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]]> 1089 The Pulse of the People | 05-10-26 On today's episode, Former Governor Andrew Cuomo examines a landscape of partisan paralysis and societal division affecting both local and international politics. He argues that current redistricting practices create safe districts that empower extremists, leading to a government defined by dysfunction rather than practical results for the citizenry. Cuomo and his guests specifically critique the rise of anti-semitism in New York City and a growing hostility towards the rich, warning that radical policies are driving away the high earners who provide the state's essential revenue. The program concludes by analyzing the war of attrition between the United States and Iran, questioning whether democratic leaders have the political stamina to outlast authoritarian regimes in global conflicts. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Sun, 10 May 2026 22:47:00 -0000 full 77 WABC Radio On today's episode, Former Governor Andrew Cuomo examines a landscape of partisan paralysis and societal division affecting both local and international politics. He argues that current redistricting practices create safe districts that empower extremists, leading to a government defined by dysfunction rather than practical results for the citizenry. Cuomo and his guests specifically critique the rise of anti-semitism in New York City and a growing hostility towards the rich, warning that radical policies are driving away the high earners who provide the state's essential revenue. The program concludes by analyzing the war of attrition between the United States and Iran, questioning whether democratic leaders have the political stamina to outlast authoritarian regimes in global conflicts. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices On today's episode, Former Governor Andrew Cuomo examines a landscape of partisan paralysis and societal division affecting both local and international politics. He argues that current redistricting practices create safe districts that empower extremists, leading to a government defined by dysfunction rather than practical results for the citizenry. Cuomo and his guests specifically critique the rise of anti-semitism in New York City and a growing hostility towards the rich, warning that radical policies are driving away the high earners who provide the state's essential revenue. The program concludes by analyzing the war of attrition between the United States and Iran, questioning whether democratic leaders have the political stamina to outlast authoritarian regimes in global conflicts.

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]]> 3443 Scott Richman | 05-03-26 Scott Richman of the Anti-Defamation League regarding a vetoed city council bill designed to mandate NYPD accountability and create buffer zones around schools and houses of worship. The participants argue that the legislation is a common-sense response to rising harassment and a "polarized moment" where anti-Semitic incidents have reached record levels, often blurring the lines between political activism and targeted discrimination. They critique the mayor’s decision to block the bill, suggesting his refusal to acknowledge police authority and his tendency to ignore prejudice on the political left undermines public safety. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Sun, 03 May 2026 23:21:00 -0000 full 77 WABC Radio Scott Richman of the Anti-Defamation League regarding a vetoed city council bill designed to mandate NYPD accountability and create buffer zones around schools and houses of worship. The participants argue that the legislation is a common-sense response to rising harassment and a "polarized moment" where anti-Semitic incidents have reached record levels, often blurring the lines between political activism and targeted discrimination. They critique the mayor’s decision to block the bill, suggesting his refusal to acknowledge police authority and his tendency to ignore prejudice on the political left undermines public safety. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Scott Richman of the Anti-Defamation League regarding a vetoed city council bill designed to mandate NYPD accountability and create buffer zones around schools and houses of worship. The participants argue that the legislation is a common-sense response to rising harassment and a "polarized moment" where anti-Semitic incidents have reached record levels, often blurring the lines between political activism and targeted discrimination. They critique the mayor’s decision to block the bill, suggesting his refusal to acknowledge police authority and his tendency to ignore prejudice on the political left undermines public safety.

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]]> 980 no The Pulse of the People | 05-03-26 Former Governor Andrew Cuomo examines several dimensions of social and political division currently fracturing both New York City and the international community. Cuomo begins by condemning a surge in anti-Semitism, specifically criticizing mayoral inaction regarding a vetoed city council bill intended to protect students from harassment near schools. The program shifts to a discussion with Urban League President Mark Morial on the eroding of the Voting Rights Act, arguing that recent Supreme Court decisions incentivize hyper-partisan redistricting that undermines minority representation and democratic stability. Finally, the broadcast features Middle East expert Dr. Nazee Moinian to analyze the stalemate with Iran, exploring the deep-seated ideological friction between Western diplomacy and Iranian revolutionary philosophy. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Sun, 03 May 2026 23:19:00 -0000 full 77 WABC Radio Former Governor Andrew Cuomo examines several dimensions of social and political division currently fracturing both New York City and the international community. Cuomo begins by condemning a surge in anti-Semitism, specifically criticizing mayoral inaction regarding a vetoed city council bill intended to protect students from harassment near schools. The program shifts to a discussion with Urban League President Mark Morial on the eroding of the Voting Rights Act, arguing that recent Supreme Court decisions incentivize hyper-partisan redistricting that undermines minority representation and democratic stability. Finally, the broadcast features Middle East expert Dr. Nazee Moinian to analyze the stalemate with Iran, exploring the deep-seated ideological friction between Western diplomacy and Iranian revolutionary philosophy. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Former Governor Andrew Cuomo examines several dimensions of social and political division currently fracturing both New York City and the international community. Cuomo begins by condemning a surge in anti-Semitism, specifically criticizing mayoral inaction regarding a vetoed city council bill intended to protect students from harassment near schools. The program shifts to a discussion with Urban League President Mark Morial on the eroding of the Voting Rights Act, arguing that recent Supreme Court decisions incentivize hyper-partisan redistricting that undermines minority representation and democratic stability. Finally, the broadcast features Middle East expert Dr. Nazee Moinian to analyze the stalemate with Iran, exploring the deep-seated ideological friction between Western diplomacy and Iranian revolutionary philosophy.

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]]> 3451 Dr. Nazee Moinian | 05-03-26 Andrew Cuomo consults Dr. Nazee Moinian to analyze the strategic stalemate and escalating tensions between the United States and Iran. Moinian explains that the American administration is currently leveraging optionality, balancing the threat of a massive military presence with a policy of coercive diplomacy intended to paralyze the Iranian economy. The discussion highlights a fundamental clash of ideologies, suggesting that the Iranian regime’s commitment to its revolutionary origins makes it unlikely to genuinely abandon its nuclear ambitions despite international pressure. While noting that the Iranian public is increasingly desperate for bread and justice, Moinian concludes that a grassroots uprising is improbable in the immediate future due to the regime's capacity for violent suppression. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Sun, 03 May 2026 23:15:00 -0000 full 77 WABC Radio Andrew Cuomo consults Dr. Nazee Moinian to analyze the strategic stalemate and escalating tensions between the United States and Iran. Moinian explains that the American administration is currently leveraging optionality, balancing the threat of a massive military presence with a policy of coercive diplomacy intended to paralyze the Iranian economy. The discussion highlights a fundamental clash of ideologies, suggesting that the Iranian regime’s commitment to its revolutionary origins makes it unlikely to genuinely abandon its nuclear ambitions despite international pressure. While noting that the Iranian public is increasingly desperate for bread and justice, Moinian concludes that a grassroots uprising is improbable in the immediate future due to the regime's capacity for violent suppression. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Andrew Cuomo consults Dr. Nazee Moinian to analyze the strategic stalemate and escalating tensions between the United States and Iran. Moinian explains that the American administration is currently leveraging optionality, balancing the threat of a massive military presence with a policy of coercive diplomacy intended to paralyze the Iranian economy. The discussion highlights a fundamental clash of ideologies, suggesting that the Iranian regime’s commitment to its revolutionary origins makes it unlikely to genuinely abandon its nuclear ambitions despite international pressure. While noting that the Iranian public is increasingly desperate for bread and justice, Moinian concludes that a grassroots uprising is improbable in the immediate future due to the regime's capacity for violent suppression.

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]]> 816 Fmr. New Orleans Mayor Marc Morial (D-LA) | 05-03-26 Andrew Cuomo and Marc Morial discuss a recent Supreme Court ruling on redistricting in Louisiana that they argue effectively guts the Voting Rights Act of 1965. They contend that by requiring proof of discriminatory intent rather than just discriminatory effect, the Court has placed an impossibly high burden on those seeking fair representation. This shift is portrayed as a catalyst for hyper-partisan gerrymandering, where states are incentivized to create polarized districts that eliminate political competition. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Sun, 03 May 2026 23:14:00 -0000 full 77 WABC Radio Andrew Cuomo and Marc Morial discuss a recent Supreme Court ruling on redistricting in Louisiana that they argue effectively guts the Voting Rights Act of 1965. They contend that by requiring proof of discriminatory intent rather than just discriminatory effect, the Court has placed an impossibly high burden on those seeking fair representation. This shift is portrayed as a catalyst for hyper-partisan gerrymandering, where states are incentivized to create polarized districts that eliminate political competition. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Andrew Cuomo and Marc Morial discuss a recent Supreme Court ruling on redistricting in Louisiana that they argue effectively guts the Voting Rights Act of 1965. They contend that by requiring proof of discriminatory intent rather than just discriminatory effect, the Court has placed an impossibly high burden on those seeking fair representation. This shift is portrayed as a catalyst for hyper-partisan gerrymandering, where states are incentivized to create polarized districts that eliminate political competition.

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]]> 805 The Pulse of the People | 04-26-26 Former Governor Andrew Cuomo analyzes a series of high-stakes political and civic crises, ranging from a foiled mass shooting at the White House Correspondents’ Dinner to the geopolitical stalemate in Iran. Cuomo critiques the current New York City mayor for vetoing a school safety bill, arguing that the decision was a failure of leadership that ignored the rising tide of anti-semitism. The program transitions into a discussion on urban development with architectural expert Paul Goldberger, where Cuomo advocates for a realistic reconstruction of Penn Station to restore public pride through functional, light-filled spaces. Finally, Cuomo hosts military and security experts to examine the U.S.-Iran conflict, specifically the strategic importance of the Strait of Hormuz and the potential for a compromised diplomatic deal. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Sun, 26 Apr 2026 23:01:00 -0000 full 77 WABC Radio Former Governor Andrew Cuomo analyzes a series of high-stakes political and civic crises, ranging from a foiled mass shooting at the White House Correspondents’ Dinner to the geopolitical stalemate in Iran. Cuomo critiques the current New York City mayor for vetoing a school safety bill, arguing that the decision was a failure of leadership that ignored the rising tide of anti-semitism. The program transitions into a discussion on urban development with architectural expert Paul Goldberger, where Cuomo advocates for a realistic reconstruction of Penn Station to restore public pride through functional, light-filled spaces. Finally, Cuomo hosts military and security experts to examine the U.S.-Iran conflict, specifically the strategic importance of the Strait of Hormuz and the potential for a compromised diplomatic deal. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Former Governor Andrew Cuomo analyzes a series of high-stakes political and civic crises, ranging from a foiled mass shooting at the White House Correspondents’ Dinner to the geopolitical stalemate in Iran. Cuomo critiques the current New York City mayor for vetoing a school safety bill, arguing that the decision was a failure of leadership that ignored the rising tide of anti-semitism. The program transitions into a discussion on urban development with architectural expert Paul Goldberger, where Cuomo advocates for a realistic reconstruction of Penn Station to restore public pride through functional, light-filled spaces. Finally, Cuomo hosts military and security experts to examine the U.S.-Iran conflict, specifically the strategic importance of the Strait of Hormuz and the potential for a compromised diplomatic deal.

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]]> 3369 Paul Goldberger | 04-26-26 Andrew Cuomo and Paul Goldberger evaluate two competing visions for restoring the site's former glory while addressing the practical realities of urban development. They argue that while moving Madison Square Garden would be the idealistic solution for a total reconstruction, it is likely impossible due to logistical hurdles and ownership resistance. Instead, they advocate for a pragmatic compromise involving the demolition of the theater portion of the Garden to create a grand, light-filled glass atrium. This project is framed as an essential public work intended to boost civic pride and hope by transforming a dark, subterranean labyrinth into a functional landmark comparable to the successful renovations of LaGuardia Airport and Moynihan Train Hall. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Sun, 26 Apr 2026 23:00:00 -0000 full 77 WABC Radio Andrew Cuomo and Paul Goldberger evaluate two competing visions for restoring the site's former glory while addressing the practical realities of urban development. They argue that while moving Madison Square Garden would be the idealistic solution for a total reconstruction, it is likely impossible due to logistical hurdles and ownership resistance. Instead, they advocate for a pragmatic compromise involving the demolition of the theater portion of the Garden to create a grand, light-filled glass atrium. This project is framed as an essential public work intended to boost civic pride and hope by transforming a dark, subterranean labyrinth into a functional landmark comparable to the successful renovations of LaGuardia Airport and Moynihan Train Hall. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Andrew Cuomo and Paul Goldberger evaluate two competing visions for restoring the site's former glory while addressing the practical realities of urban development. They argue that while moving Madison Square Garden would be the idealistic solution for a total reconstruction, it is likely impossible due to logistical hurdles and ownership resistance. Instead, they advocate for a pragmatic compromise involving the demolition of the theater portion of the Garden to create a grand, light-filled glass atrium. This project is framed as an essential public work intended to boost civic pride and hope by transforming a dark, subterranean labyrinth into a functional landmark comparable to the successful renovations of LaGuardia Airport and Moynihan Train Hall.

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]]> 846 Col. Jack Jacobs | 04-26-26 Jack Jacobs and Andrew Cuomo discuss a geopolitical stalemate between the United States and Iran following an American military intervention. The dialogue highlights how Iran’s closure of the Strait of Hormuz has crippled global shipping and spiked energy prices, creating a crisis that the current administration failed to anticipate. Jacobs argues that while the Iranian theocracy remains insulated from public pressure, the U.S. government faces mounting domestic political urgency due to looming midterm elections and a lack of experienced diplomatic personnel. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Sun, 26 Apr 2026 22:59:00 -0000 full 77 WABC Radio Jack Jacobs and Andrew Cuomo discuss a geopolitical stalemate between the United States and Iran following an American military intervention. The dialogue highlights how Iran’s closure of the Strait of Hormuz has crippled global shipping and spiked energy prices, creating a crisis that the current administration failed to anticipate. Jacobs argues that while the Iranian theocracy remains insulated from public pressure, the U.S. government faces mounting domestic political urgency due to looming midterm elections and a lack of experienced diplomatic personnel. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Jack Jacobs and Andrew Cuomo discuss a geopolitical stalemate between the United States and Iran following an American military intervention. The dialogue highlights how Iran’s closure of the Strait of Hormuz has crippled global shipping and spiked energy prices, creating a crisis that the current administration failed to anticipate. Jacobs argues that while the Iranian theocracy remains insulated from public pressure, the U.S. government faces mounting domestic political urgency due to looming midterm elections and a lack of experienced diplomatic personnel.

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]]> 771 Fmr. DHS Sec. Jeh Johnson | 04-26-26 Andrew Cuomo and former Secretary of Homeland Security Jeh Johnson engage in a high-level dialogue regarding national security vulnerabilities and the complexities of modern geopolitical conflict. The speakers first analyze the strategic leverage Iran maintains over the Strait of Hormuz, expressing concern that current U.S. foreign policy may inadvertently lead to a military stalemate or a repeat of past nuclear agreements. Transitioning to domestic safety, Johnson reflects on his experience as a designated survivor, highlighting the extreme risks inherent in events like the White House Correspondents’ Dinner where the entire government hierarchy is concentrated in a single location. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Sun, 26 Apr 2026 22:59:00 -0000 full 77 WABC Radio Andrew Cuomo and former Secretary of Homeland Security Jeh Johnson engage in a high-level dialogue regarding national security vulnerabilities and the complexities of modern geopolitical conflict. The speakers first analyze the strategic leverage Iran maintains over the Strait of Hormuz, expressing concern that current U.S. foreign policy may inadvertently lead to a military stalemate or a repeat of past nuclear agreements. Transitioning to domestic safety, Johnson reflects on his experience as a designated survivor, highlighting the extreme risks inherent in events like the White House Correspondents’ Dinner where the entire government hierarchy is concentrated in a single location. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Andrew Cuomo and former Secretary of Homeland Security Jeh Johnson engage in a high-level dialogue regarding national security vulnerabilities and the complexities of modern geopolitical conflict. The speakers first analyze the strategic leverage Iran maintains over the Strait of Hormuz, expressing concern that current U.S. foreign policy may inadvertently lead to a military stalemate or a repeat of past nuclear agreements. Transitioning to domestic safety, Johnson reflects on his experience as a designated survivor, highlighting the extreme risks inherent in events like the White House Correspondents’ Dinner where the entire government hierarchy is concentrated in a single location.

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]]> 969 The Pulse of the People | 04-19-26 Former Gov. Andrew Cuomo critiques the erosion of government competence, characterizing the public's acceptance of state failure as a relationship deterioration syndrome comparable to a frog slowly boiling in a pot. He argues that while the private sector achieves massive feats like skyscrapers and innovative infrastructure, modern government has become apathetic and dysfunctional, wasting millions on symbolic projects rather than mastering basic functionality. The program then shifts to an analysis of the escalating conflict in Iran, featuring experts who discuss the tactical complexities of a naval blockade in the Strait of Hormuz and the shift toward drone warfare. Cuomo and his guests explore the feasibility of a verifiable nuclear disarmament deal, questioning whether international oversight can truly prevent a regime from deceiving the world. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Sun, 19 Apr 2026 23:30:00 -0000 full 77 WABC Radio Former Gov. Andrew Cuomo critiques the erosion of government competence, characterizing the public's acceptance of state failure as a relationship deterioration syndrome comparable to a frog slowly boiling in a pot. He argues that while the private sector achieves massive feats like skyscrapers and innovative infrastructure, modern government has become apathetic and dysfunctional, wasting millions on symbolic projects rather than mastering basic functionality. The program then shifts to an analysis of the escalating conflict in Iran, featuring experts who discuss the tactical complexities of a naval blockade in the Strait of Hormuz and the shift toward drone warfare. Cuomo and his guests explore the feasibility of a verifiable nuclear disarmament deal, questioning whether international oversight can truly prevent a regime from deceiving the world. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Former Gov. Andrew Cuomo critiques the erosion of government competence, characterizing the public's acceptance of state failure as a relationship deterioration syndrome comparable to a frog slowly boiling in a pot. He argues that while the private sector achieves massive feats like skyscrapers and innovative infrastructure, modern government has become apathetic and dysfunctional, wasting millions on symbolic projects rather than mastering basic functionality. The program then shifts to an analysis of the escalating conflict in Iran, featuring experts who discuss the tactical complexities of a naval blockade in the Strait of Hormuz and the shift toward drone warfare. Cuomo and his guests explore the feasibility of a verifiable nuclear disarmament deal, questioning whether international oversight can truly prevent a regime from deceiving the world.


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]]> 3345 Andrea Stricker | 04-19-26 Andrew Cuomo and nuclear expert Andrea Stricker examine whether a reliable peace deal can be brokered to prevent Iran from developing atomic weapons. Stricker argues that for a treaty to be credible, it must involve the complete dismantling of enrichment facilities and rigorous international inspections similar to historic precedents in South Africa and Libya. The conversation highlights a tension between the crippling economic pressure currently facing the Iranian regime and deep-seated skepticism regarding their willingness to cooperate honestly. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Sun, 19 Apr 2026 23:29:00 -0000 full 77 WABC Radio Andrew Cuomo and nuclear expert Andrea Stricker examine whether a reliable peace deal can be brokered to prevent Iran from developing atomic weapons. Stricker argues that for a treaty to be credible, it must involve the complete dismantling of enrichment facilities and rigorous international inspections similar to historic precedents in South Africa and Libya. The conversation highlights a tension between the crippling economic pressure currently facing the Iranian regime and deep-seated skepticism regarding their willingness to cooperate honestly. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Andrew Cuomo and nuclear expert Andrea Stricker examine whether a reliable peace deal can be brokered to prevent Iran from developing atomic weapons. Stricker argues that for a treaty to be credible, it must involve the complete dismantling of enrichment facilities and rigorous international inspections similar to historic precedents in South Africa and Libya. The conversation highlights a tension between the crippling economic pressure currently facing the Iranian regime and deep-seated skepticism regarding their willingness to cooperate honestly.

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]]> 582 Joe Cirincione | 04-19-26 Andrew Cuomo explores the limitations of military power in resolving the nuclear standoff with Iran, emphasizing that negotiated diplomacy remains the only viable path to a lasting solution. Expert Joe Cirincione argues that conventional strikes cannot fully eliminate a nuclear program hidden in deep fortifications, nor can they neutralize Iran's asymmetric warfare capabilities, such as the use of inexpensive drones and missiles to block the Strait of Hormuz. The discussion highlights a significant shift in the nature of modern combat where high-tech militaries struggle against low-cost, decentralized technology that can strangle the global economy by disrupting oil supplies. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Sun, 19 Apr 2026 23:03:00 -0000 full 77 WABC Radio Andrew Cuomo explores the limitations of military power in resolving the nuclear standoff with Iran, emphasizing that negotiated diplomacy remains the only viable path to a lasting solution. Expert Joe Cirincione argues that conventional strikes cannot fully eliminate a nuclear program hidden in deep fortifications, nor can they neutralize Iran's asymmetric warfare capabilities, such as the use of inexpensive drones and missiles to block the Strait of Hormuz. The discussion highlights a significant shift in the nature of modern combat where high-tech militaries struggle against low-cost, decentralized technology that can strangle the global economy by disrupting oil supplies. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Andrew Cuomo explores the limitations of military power in resolving the nuclear standoff with Iran, emphasizing that negotiated diplomacy remains the only viable path to a lasting solution. Expert Joe Cirincione argues that conventional strikes cannot fully eliminate a nuclear program hidden in deep fortifications, nor can they neutralize Iran's asymmetric warfare capabilities, such as the use of inexpensive drones and missiles to block the Strait of Hormuz. The discussion highlights a significant shift in the nature of modern combat where high-tech militaries struggle against low-cost, decentralized technology that can strangle the global economy by disrupting oil supplies.

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]]> 914 Col. Jack Jacobs | 04-19-26 Colonel Jack Jacobs provides a strategic assessment of the escalating conflict between the United States and Iran, highlighting the disconnect between ongoing military provocations and the underlying desire for a diplomatic exit. He suggests that while decentralized command structures may lead to unauthorized skirmishes on the ground, both nations are incentivized to reach a ceasefire due to political and economic exhaustion. Jacobs argues that the primary American objectives have shifted, noting that while the neutralization of Iran's nuclear capabilities is likely achievable through continued surveillance, the goal of forced regime change remains unrealistic. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Sun, 19 Apr 2026 23:02:00 -0000 full 77 WABC Radio Colonel Jack Jacobs provides a strategic assessment of the escalating conflict between the United States and Iran, highlighting the disconnect between ongoing military provocations and the underlying desire for a diplomatic exit. He suggests that while decentralized command structures may lead to unauthorized skirmishes on the ground, both nations are incentivized to reach a ceasefire due to political and economic exhaustion. Jacobs argues that the primary American objectives have shifted, noting that while the neutralization of Iran's nuclear capabilities is likely achievable through continued surveillance, the goal of forced regime change remains unrealistic. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Colonel Jack Jacobs provides a strategic assessment of the escalating conflict between the United States and Iran, highlighting the disconnect between ongoing military provocations and the underlying desire for a diplomatic exit. He suggests that while decentralized command structures may lead to unauthorized skirmishes on the ground, both nations are incentivized to reach a ceasefire due to political and economic exhaustion. Jacobs argues that the primary American objectives have shifted, noting that while the neutralization of Iran's nuclear capabilities is likely achievable through continued surveillance, the goal of forced regime change remains unrealistic.

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]]> 823 The Pulse of the People | 04-12-26 Former Governor Andrew Cuomo offers a biting critique of the current New York City administration and evaluates the geopolitical complexities surrounding Iran. He characterizes Mayor Mandani’s first 100 days as a profound failure of leadership, citing broken campaign promises, rising transit crime, and a divisive environment that has particularly alienated the Jewish community. Cuomo argues that the Mayor's socialist policies and proposed tax hikes are actively incentivizing an exodus of residents and businesses from the city. Shifting focus to international affairs, Cuomo consults military and nuclear experts to discuss the strategic threat of Iranian drone technology and the necessity of verifiable nuclear dismantlement. The program ultimately serves as a platform for Cuomo to champion pragmatic governance and fiscal responsibility over what he dismisses as ineffective ideological slogans. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Sun, 12 Apr 2026 23:29:00 -0000 full 77 WABC Radio Former Governor Andrew Cuomo offers a biting critique of the current New York City administration and evaluates the geopolitical complexities surrounding Iran. He characterizes Mayor Mandani’s first 100 days as a profound failure of leadership, citing broken campaign promises, rising transit crime, and a divisive environment that has particularly alienated the Jewish community. Cuomo argues that the Mayor's socialist policies and proposed tax hikes are actively incentivizing an exodus of residents and businesses from the city. Shifting focus to international affairs, Cuomo consults military and nuclear experts to discuss the strategic threat of Iranian drone technology and the necessity of verifiable nuclear dismantlement. The program ultimately serves as a platform for Cuomo to champion pragmatic governance and fiscal responsibility over what he dismisses as ineffective ideological slogans. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Former Governor Andrew Cuomo offers a biting critique of the current New York City administration and evaluates the geopolitical complexities surrounding Iran. He characterizes Mayor Mandani’s first 100 days as a profound failure of leadership, citing broken campaign promises, rising transit crime, and a divisive environment that has particularly alienated the Jewish community. Cuomo argues that the Mayor's socialist policies and proposed tax hikes are actively incentivizing an exodus of residents and businesses from the city. Shifting focus to international affairs, Cuomo consults military and nuclear experts to discuss the strategic threat of Iranian drone technology and the necessity of verifiable nuclear dismantlement. The program ultimately serves as a platform for Cuomo to champion pragmatic governance and fiscal responsibility over what he dismisses as ineffective ideological slogans.

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]]> 3456 Andrea Stricker | 04-12-26 Andrea Stricker argues that the United States must demand the irreversible nuclear dismantlement of Iran’s capabilities, including the removal of all enriched uranium, as a non-negotiable condition for peace. While international watchdogs have historically overseen similar disarmament in other nations, Striker expresses deep skepticism that the current regime will ever voluntarily relinquish its weapons pathway due to its ideological rigidity and history of deception. Consequently, she suggests that only sustained military pressure or a crippling naval blockade might force Iranian leadership to prioritize political survival over their nuclear ambitions. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Sun, 12 Apr 2026 23:07:00 -0000 full 77 WABC Radio Andrea Stricker argues that the United States must demand the irreversible nuclear dismantlement of Iran’s capabilities, including the removal of all enriched uranium, as a non-negotiable condition for peace. While international watchdogs have historically overseen similar disarmament in other nations, Striker expresses deep skepticism that the current regime will ever voluntarily relinquish its weapons pathway due to its ideological rigidity and history of deception. Consequently, she suggests that only sustained military pressure or a crippling naval blockade might force Iranian leadership to prioritize political survival over their nuclear ambitions. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Andrea Stricker argues that the United States must demand the irreversible nuclear dismantlement of Iran’s capabilities, including the removal of all enriched uranium, as a non-negotiable condition for peace. While international watchdogs have historically overseen similar disarmament in other nations, Striker expresses deep skepticism that the current regime will ever voluntarily relinquish its weapons pathway due to its ideological rigidity and history of deception. Consequently, she suggests that only sustained military pressure or a crippling naval blockade might force Iranian leadership to prioritize political survival over their nuclear ambitions.

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]]> 706 Seth Cropsey and Shay Khariri | 04-12-26 Andrew Cuomo interviews experts Seth Cropsey and Shay Khatiri regarding the geopolitical crisis involving Iran’s control over the Strait of Hormuz. The dialogue highlights a critical military oversight where the United States allegedly underestimated the efficacy of low-cost drone technology and naval mines, opting instead for expensive, high-tech systems that failed to prevent a maritime blockade. The guests argue that the Pentagon's institutional arrogance led to a lack of preparation for these asymmetrical threats, which now allow Iran to demand tolls in international waters and threaten global trade. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Sun, 12 Apr 2026 22:31:00 -0000 full 77 WABC Radio Andrew Cuomo interviews experts Seth Cropsey and Shay Khatiri regarding the geopolitical crisis involving Iran’s control over the Strait of Hormuz. The dialogue highlights a critical military oversight where the United States allegedly underestimated the efficacy of low-cost drone technology and naval mines, opting instead for expensive, high-tech systems that failed to prevent a maritime blockade. The guests argue that the Pentagon's institutional arrogance led to a lack of preparation for these asymmetrical threats, which now allow Iran to demand tolls in international waters and threaten global trade. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Andrew Cuomo interviews experts Seth Cropsey and Shay Khatiri regarding the geopolitical crisis involving Iran’s control over the Strait of Hormuz. The dialogue highlights a critical military oversight where the United States allegedly underestimated the efficacy of low-cost drone technology and naval mines, opting instead for expensive, high-tech systems that failed to prevent a maritime blockade. The guests argue that the Pentagon's institutional arrogance led to a lack of preparation for these asymmetrical threats, which now allow Iran to demand tolls in international waters and threaten global trade.

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]]> 974 Fmr. Gov. David Paterson (D-NY) | 04-12-26 Andrew Cuomo and former Governor David Paterson engage in a critical dialogue regarding the current state of New York City’s leadership and governance. The speakers primarily focus on the perceived failure of the mayor, arguing that his administration prioritizes superficial slogans and ideological agendas over practical solutions for economic stability and public safety. Key themes include the alarming exodus of taxpayers to neighboring states, the increasing alienation of the Jewish community, and the rising sense of fear among citizens navigating the city’s streets and subways. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Sun, 12 Apr 2026 22:30:00 -0000 full 77 WABC Radio Andrew Cuomo and former Governor David Paterson engage in a critical dialogue regarding the current state of New York City’s leadership and governance. The speakers primarily focus on the perceived failure of the mayor, arguing that his administration prioritizes superficial slogans and ideological agendas over practical solutions for economic stability and public safety. Key themes include the alarming exodus of taxpayers to neighboring states, the increasing alienation of the Jewish community, and the rising sense of fear among citizens navigating the city’s streets and subways. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Andrew Cuomo and former Governor David Paterson engage in a critical dialogue regarding the current state of New York City’s leadership and governance. The speakers primarily focus on the perceived failure of the mayor, arguing that his administration prioritizes superficial slogans and ideological agendas over practical solutions for economic stability and public safety. Key themes include the alarming exodus of taxpayers to neighboring states, the increasing alienation of the Jewish community, and the rising sense of fear among citizens navigating the city’s streets and subways.

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]]> 938 Fmr. NYC Dep. Mayor Randy Mastro (D-NY) | 04-05-26 Andrew Cuomo interviews former Deputy Mayor Randy Mastro to critique the fiscal leadership of New York City’s current mayor, Zohran Mandani. Mastro argues that the mayor committed a rookie mistake by manufacturing a budget crisis to justify tax increases, a strategy that has damaged the city's credit ratings and alienated the City Council. The discussion highlights a role reversal in local politics, where the traditionally high-spending Council is now acting as the primary guardian of fiscal responsibility against an executive they view as overreaching and divisive. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Sun, 05 Apr 2026 22:47:00 -0000 full 77 WABC Radio Andrew Cuomo interviews former Deputy Mayor Randy Mastro to critique the fiscal leadership of New York City’s current mayor, Zohran Mandani. Mastro argues that the mayor committed a rookie mistake by manufacturing a budget crisis to justify tax increases, a strategy that has damaged the city's credit ratings and alienated the City Council. The discussion highlights a role reversal in local politics, where the traditionally high-spending Council is now acting as the primary guardian of fiscal responsibility against an executive they view as overreaching and divisive. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Andrew Cuomo interviews former Deputy Mayor Randy Mastro to critique the fiscal leadership of New York City’s current mayor, Zohran Mandani. Mastro argues that the mayor committed a rookie mistake by manufacturing a budget crisis to justify tax increases, a strategy that has damaged the city's credit ratings and alienated the City Council. The discussion highlights a role reversal in local politics, where the traditionally high-spending Council is now acting as the primary guardian of fiscal responsibility against an executive they view as overreaching and divisive.

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]]> 950 Col. Jack Jacobs | 04-05-26 Andrew Cuomo and Colonel Jack Jacobs regarding the geopolitical tension and potential military intervention in Iran under the Trump administration. The conversation centers on the logistical impossibility of a ground invasion to secure enriched uranium, with the Colonel arguing that boots on the ground would result in catastrophic casualties and an unsustainable expenditure of resources. Instead, they discuss the strategic alternative of using remote surveillance and precision strikes to prevent Iranian nuclear progress, which offers a lower-risk method of containment. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Sun, 05 Apr 2026 22:46:00 -0000 full 77 WABC Radio Andrew Cuomo and Colonel Jack Jacobs regarding the geopolitical tension and potential military intervention in Iran under the Trump administration. The conversation centers on the logistical impossibility of a ground invasion to secure enriched uranium, with the Colonel arguing that boots on the ground would result in catastrophic casualties and an unsustainable expenditure of resources. Instead, they discuss the strategic alternative of using remote surveillance and precision strikes to prevent Iranian nuclear progress, which offers a lower-risk method of containment. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Andrew Cuomo and Colonel Jack Jacobs regarding the geopolitical tension and potential military intervention in Iran under the Trump administration. The conversation centers on the logistical impossibility of a ground invasion to secure enriched uranium, with the Colonel arguing that boots on the ground would result in catastrophic casualties and an unsustainable expenditure of resources. Instead, they discuss the strategic alternative of using remote surveillance and precision strikes to prevent Iranian nuclear progress, which offers a lower-risk method of containment.

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]]> 962 Fmr. Gov. David Paterson (D-NY) | 04-05-26 Andrew Cuomo and former Governor David Paterson examine the essential balance of power between the executive and legislative branches, using Paterson’s historic use of executive authority as a model for leadership. Cuomo highlights Paterson’s decisive action in vetoing thousands of bills to demonstrate how a strong leader must maintain control over the legislature to ensure fiscal and administrative stability. The conversation shifts toward a critique of a contemporary "socialist" mayor, whom they argue prioritizes political symbolism and ideology over the practical demands of governing a city. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Sun, 05 Apr 2026 22:45:00 -0000 full 77 WABC Radio Andrew Cuomo and former Governor David Paterson examine the essential balance of power between the executive and legislative branches, using Paterson’s historic use of executive authority as a model for leadership. Cuomo highlights Paterson’s decisive action in vetoing thousands of bills to demonstrate how a strong leader must maintain control over the legislature to ensure fiscal and administrative stability. The conversation shifts toward a critique of a contemporary "socialist" mayor, whom they argue prioritizes political symbolism and ideology over the practical demands of governing a city. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Andrew Cuomo and former Governor David Paterson examine the essential balance of power between the executive and legislative branches, using Paterson’s historic use of executive authority as a model for leadership. Cuomo highlights Paterson’s decisive action in vetoing thousands of bills to demonstrate how a strong leader must maintain control over the legislature to ensure fiscal and administrative stability. The conversation shifts toward a critique of a contemporary "socialist" mayor, whom they argue prioritizes political symbolism and ideology over the practical demands of governing a city.

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]]> 623 The Pulse of the People | 04-05-26 Former Governor of New York, Andrew Cuomo evaluates the volatile political landscape of a projected 2026, critiquing what he views as a drift toward ideological extremism within the Democratic Party. Through a series of interviews, the program explores the power struggle between New York City’s executive leadership and a fiscally defiant City Council, framing the mayor’s reliance on symbolic socialism as a failure of practical governance. The dialogue shifts to global security as Cuomo and Colonel Jack Jacobs analyze the strategic risks of a potential conflict with Iran, ultimately dismissing the necessity of ground troops in favor of high-tech surveillance. Blending policy analysis with personal reflection, the source serves to advocate for a return to moderation and "government in action" while concluding with a warm nod to family traditions. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Sun, 05 Apr 2026 22:45:00 -0000 full 77 WABC Radio Former Governor of New York, Andrew Cuomo evaluates the volatile political landscape of a projected 2026, critiquing what he views as a drift toward ideological extremism within the Democratic Party. Through a series of interviews, the program explores the power struggle between New York City’s executive leadership and a fiscally defiant City Council, framing the mayor’s reliance on symbolic socialism as a failure of practical governance. The dialogue shifts to global security as Cuomo and Colonel Jack Jacobs analyze the strategic risks of a potential conflict with Iran, ultimately dismissing the necessity of ground troops in favor of high-tech surveillance. Blending policy analysis with personal reflection, the source serves to advocate for a return to moderation and "government in action" while concluding with a warm nod to family traditions. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Former Governor of New York, Andrew Cuomo evaluates the volatile political landscape of a projected 2026, critiquing what he views as a drift toward ideological extremism within the Democratic Party. Through a series of interviews, the program explores the power struggle between New York City’s executive leadership and a fiscally defiant City Council, framing the mayor’s reliance on symbolic socialism as a failure of practical governance. The dialogue shifts to global security as Cuomo and Colonel Jack Jacobs analyze the strategic risks of a potential conflict with Iran, ultimately dismissing the necessity of ground troops in favor of high-tech surveillance. Blending policy analysis with personal reflection, the source serves to advocate for a return to moderation and "government in action" while concluding with a warm nod to family traditions.

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]]> 3391 Joe Cirincione | 03-29-26 Andrew Cuomo has on nuclear policy expert Joseph Cirincione discuss the extreme logistical and military hurdles involved in seizing Iran’s enriched uranium to prevent the development of a nuclear weapon. Cirincione argues that a ground mission is practically impossible because the material is buried deep underground, protected by heavy fortifications, and located hundreds of miles inside hostile territory. The conversation highlights that such an operation would require extended excavation time under fire, risking high American casualties and the potential for a toxic radiological disaster. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Sun, 29 Mar 2026 22:50:00 -0000 full 77 WABC Radio Andrew Cuomo has on nuclear policy expert Joseph Cirincione discuss the extreme logistical and military hurdles involved in seizing Iran’s enriched uranium to prevent the development of a nuclear weapon. Cirincione argues that a ground mission is practically impossible because the material is buried deep underground, protected by heavy fortifications, and located hundreds of miles inside hostile territory. The conversation highlights that such an operation would require extended excavation time under fire, risking high American casualties and the potential for a toxic radiological disaster. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Andrew Cuomo has on nuclear policy expert Joseph Cirincione discuss the extreme logistical and military hurdles involved in seizing Iran’s enriched uranium to prevent the development of a nuclear weapon. Cirincione argues that a ground mission is practically impossible because the material is buried deep underground, protected by heavy fortifications, and located hundreds of miles inside hostile territory. The conversation highlights that such an operation would require extended excavation time under fire, risking high American casualties and the potential for a toxic radiological disaster.

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]]> 739 Col. Jack Jacobs | 03-29-26 Andrew Cuomo has on Medal of Honor recipient Colonel Jack Jacobs, the dialogue examines the strategic dysfunction within the American chain of command and the potential for a dangerous "ground assault" to secure oil-rich regions like Kharg Island. Jacobs warns that deploying troops would likely result in significant American casualties without achieving the primary objective of regime change, as Iran would likely use missiles and drones to target stationary forces. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Sun, 29 Mar 2026 22:50:00 -0000 full 77 WABC Radio Andrew Cuomo has on Medal of Honor recipient Colonel Jack Jacobs, the dialogue examines the strategic dysfunction within the American chain of command and the potential for a dangerous "ground assault" to secure oil-rich regions like Kharg Island. Jacobs warns that deploying troops would likely result in significant American casualties without achieving the primary objective of regime change, as Iran would likely use missiles and drones to target stationary forces. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Andrew Cuomo has on Medal of Honor recipient Colonel Jack Jacobs, the dialogue examines the strategic dysfunction within the American chain of command and the potential for a dangerous "ground assault" to secure oil-rich regions like Kharg Island. Jacobs warns that deploying troops would likely result in significant American casualties without achieving the primary objective of regime change, as Iran would likely use missiles and drones to target stationary forces.

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]]> 981 The Pulse of the People | 03-29-26 Fmr. Gov. Andrew Cuomo critiques the current state of New York City and the nation, arguing that a dangerous culture of diminished expectations has led to the acceptance of urban decay and government incompetence. He addresses specific local failures, such as rising anti-Semitism, high taxation, and a perceived lack of public safety, while warning that a "negative status quo" is driving wealth and residents out of the state. The program shifts to a global perspective through interviews with military and nuclear experts who discuss the strategic impossibility of a ground war or successful seizure of nuclear materials in Iran. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Sun, 29 Mar 2026 22:47:00 -0000 full 77 WABC Radio Fmr. Gov. Andrew Cuomo critiques the current state of New York City and the nation, arguing that a dangerous culture of diminished expectations has led to the acceptance of urban decay and government incompetence. He addresses specific local failures, such as rising anti-Semitism, high taxation, and a perceived lack of public safety, while warning that a "negative status quo" is driving wealth and residents out of the state. The program shifts to a global perspective through interviews with military and nuclear experts who discuss the strategic impossibility of a ground war or successful seizure of nuclear materials in Iran. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Fmr. Gov. Andrew Cuomo critiques the current state of New York City and the nation, arguing that a dangerous culture of diminished expectations has led to the acceptance of urban decay and government incompetence. He addresses specific local failures, such as rising anti-Semitism, high taxation, and a perceived lack of public safety, while warning that a "negative status quo" is driving wealth and residents out of the state. The program shifts to a global perspective through interviews with military and nuclear experts who discuss the strategic impossibility of a ground war or successful seizure of nuclear materials in Iran.

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]]> 3235 The Pulse of the People | 03-22-26 Andrew Cuomo critiques the current trajectory of New York politics and American foreign policy, framed by the looming April 1 state budget deadline. He argues that New York is suffering from a "tax the rich" ideology that perversely burdens the middle class and triggers a mass exodus of taxpayers to low-tax states. Shifting to international affairs, Cuomo consults experts to examine the futility of the conflict with Iran, highlighting the technical impossibility of permanently destroying their nuclear capacity through airstrikes alone. The program concludes with a debate featuring Chris Cuomo, which contrasts the existential interests of Israel with American domestic priorities while predicting that voters will seek a return to political balance in the upcoming midterms. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Sun, 29 Mar 2026 22:46:00 -0000 full 77 WABC Radio Andrew Cuomo critiques the current trajectory of New York politics and American foreign policy, framed by the looming April 1 state budget deadline. He argues that New York is suffering from a "tax the rich" ideology that perversely burdens the middle class and triggers a mass exodus of taxpayers to low-tax states. Shifting to international affairs, Cuomo consults experts to examine the futility of the conflict with Iran, highlighting the technical impossibility of permanently destroying their nuclear capacity through airstrikes alone. The program concludes with a debate featuring Chris Cuomo, which contrasts the existential interests of Israel with American domestic priorities while predicting that voters will seek a return to political balance in the upcoming midterms. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Andrew Cuomo critiques the current trajectory of New York politics and American foreign policy, framed by the looming April 1 state budget deadline. He argues that New York is suffering from a "tax the rich" ideology that perversely burdens the middle class and triggers a mass exodus of taxpayers to low-tax states. Shifting to international affairs, Cuomo consults experts to examine the futility of the conflict with Iran, highlighting the technical impossibility of permanently destroying their nuclear capacity through airstrikes alone. The program concludes with a debate featuring Chris Cuomo, which contrasts the existential interests of Israel with American domestic priorities while predicting that voters will seek a return to political balance in the upcoming midterms.

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]]> 3526 Joe Cirincione | 03-22-26 Joe Cirincione explains the strategic impossibility of permanently neutralizing Iran’s nuclear program through aerial bombardment alone. He details how Iran has secured its highly enriched uranium within deep underground facilities that are impervious to conventional explosives, making a military solution both physically difficult and politically risky. While the United States can achieve tactical success by degrading infrastructure, Cirincione argues that the knowledge and materials already possessed by Iran allow them to recover within years, leaving the U.S. at a strategic disadvantage. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Sun, 22 Mar 2026 23:12:00 -0000 full 77 WABC Radio Joe Cirincione explains the strategic impossibility of permanently neutralizing Iran’s nuclear program through aerial bombardment alone. He details how Iran has secured its highly enriched uranium within deep underground facilities that are impervious to conventional explosives, making a military solution both physically difficult and politically risky. While the United States can achieve tactical success by degrading infrastructure, Cirincione argues that the knowledge and materials already possessed by Iran allow them to recover within years, leaving the U.S. at a strategic disadvantage. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Joe Cirincione explains the strategic impossibility of permanently neutralizing Iran’s nuclear program through aerial bombardment alone. He details how Iran has secured its highly enriched uranium within deep underground facilities that are impervious to conventional explosives, making a military solution both physically difficult and politically risky. While the United States can achieve tactical success by degrading infrastructure, Cirincione argues that the knowledge and materials already possessed by Iran allow them to recover within years, leaving the U.S. at a strategic disadvantage.

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]]> 656 Col. Jack Jacobs | 03-22-26 Colonel Jack Jacobs argues that the administration relied on flawed assumptions, specifically expecting that military strikes would trigger a popular uprising against the theocracy and that control over the Strait of Hormuz could be easily maintained. The discussion highlights the disconnect between political rhetoric and the reality of a resilient Iranian military and rising global oil prices, suggesting the conflict has reached a stalemate. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Sun, 22 Mar 2026 23:11:00 -0000 full 77 WABC Radio Colonel Jack Jacobs argues that the administration relied on flawed assumptions, specifically expecting that military strikes would trigger a popular uprising against the theocracy and that control over the Strait of Hormuz could be easily maintained. The discussion highlights the disconnect between political rhetoric and the reality of a resilient Iranian military and rising global oil prices, suggesting the conflict has reached a stalemate. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Colonel Jack Jacobs argues that the administration relied on flawed assumptions, specifically expecting that military strikes would trigger a popular uprising against the theocracy and that control over the Strait of Hormuz could be easily maintained. The discussion highlights the disconnect between political rhetoric and the reality of a resilient Iranian military and rising global oil prices, suggesting the conflict has reached a stalemate.

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]]> 605 Chris Cuomo | 03-22-26 Andrew Cuomo and his brother Chris discuss the geopolitical and domestic consequences of American foreign policy in the Middle East. The conversation highlights the existential threats facing Israel versus the domestic turmoil impacting the United States, suggesting that while the two nations are allies, their strategic interests and perceptions of success remain fundamentally decoupled. The participants analyze the political calculations of the Trump administration, debating whether military actions against Iran constitute a meaningful degradation of threat or merely a volatile disruption that lacks long-term credibility. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Sun, 22 Mar 2026 23:10:00 -0000 full 77 WABC Radio Andrew Cuomo and his brother Chris discuss the geopolitical and domestic consequences of American foreign policy in the Middle East. The conversation highlights the existential threats facing Israel versus the domestic turmoil impacting the United States, suggesting that while the two nations are allies, their strategic interests and perceptions of success remain fundamentally decoupled. The participants analyze the political calculations of the Trump administration, debating whether military actions against Iran constitute a meaningful degradation of threat or merely a volatile disruption that lacks long-term credibility. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Andrew Cuomo and his brother Chris discuss the geopolitical and domestic consequences of American foreign policy in the Middle East. The conversation highlights the existential threats facing Israel versus the domestic turmoil impacting the United States, suggesting that while the two nations are allies, their strategic interests and perceptions of success remain fundamentally decoupled. The participants analyze the political calculations of the Trump administration, debating whether military actions against Iran constitute a meaningful degradation of threat or merely a volatile disruption that lacks long-term credibility.

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]]> 762 The Pulse of the People | 03-15-26 Former Governor of New York Andrew Cuomo addresses the rising threat of global and domestic terrorism, specifically focusing on an explosive attack near New York City's Gracie Mansion which he argues was downplayed by a partisan and unreliable media. The former governor critiques local and federal leadership for reducing police funding and failing to secure agencies like the Department of Homeland Security during a period of heightened conflict with Iran. Through interviews with ADL executive Oren Segal and journalist (and little bro) Chris Cuomo, the program explores the dangerous surge in anti-Semitism and the military complexities of the Middle East, suggesting that political "hyperartisanship" has blinded Americans to the reality of their own vulnerability. Ultimately, Cuomo calls for heightened vigilance and public action, insisting that leaders must prioritize safety over political optics to protect the Jewish community and the city at large. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Sun, 15 Mar 2026 23:07:00 -0000 full 77 WABC Radio Former Governor of New York Andrew Cuomo addresses the rising threat of global and domestic terrorism, specifically focusing on an explosive attack near New York City's Gracie Mansion which he argues was downplayed by a partisan and unreliable media. The former governor critiques local and federal leadership for reducing police funding and failing to secure agencies like the Department of Homeland Security during a period of heightened conflict with Iran. Through interviews with ADL executive Oren Segal and journalist (and little bro) Chris Cuomo, the program explores the dangerous surge in anti-Semitism and the military complexities of the Middle East, suggesting that political "hyperartisanship" has blinded Americans to the reality of their own vulnerability. Ultimately, Cuomo calls for heightened vigilance and public action, insisting that leaders must prioritize safety over political optics to protect the Jewish community and the city at large. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Former Governor of New York Andrew Cuomo addresses the rising threat of global and domestic terrorism, specifically focusing on an explosive attack near New York City's Gracie Mansion which he argues was downplayed by a partisan and unreliable media. The former governor critiques local and federal leadership for reducing police funding and failing to secure agencies like the Department of Homeland Security during a period of heightened conflict with Iran. Through interviews with ADL executive Oren Segal and journalist (and little bro) Chris Cuomo, the program explores the dangerous surge in anti-Semitism and the military complexities of the Middle East, suggesting that political "hyperartisanship" has blinded Americans to the reality of their own vulnerability. Ultimately, Cuomo calls for heightened vigilance and public action, insisting that leaders must prioritize safety over political optics to protect the Jewish community and the city at large.

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]]> 3808 Chris Cuomo | 03-15-26 Andrew Cuomo interviews his brother, journalist Chris Cuomo, to discuss the escalating military and political volatility in the Middle East. Chris reports from the Israeli-Lebanese border, detailing a bloody conflict with Hezbollah that he predicts will lead to a difficult period of global perception and blame for the Jewish community. The brothers explore the complexities of regime change, the limitations of military power, and the looming economic threat posed by Iranian interference with oil transit in the Strait of Hormuz. Throughout the conversation, they emphasize the potential for domestic repercussions in the United States, including the risks of radicalization and the political fallout from rising energy costs. Despite the gravity of the geopolitical analysis, the dialogue remains grounded in their personal family dynamic, blending professional insights with brotherly banter and reflections on their father's legacy. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Sun, 15 Mar 2026 22:59:00 -0000 full 77 WABC Radio Andrew Cuomo interviews his brother, journalist Chris Cuomo, to discuss the escalating military and political volatility in the Middle East. Chris reports from the Israeli-Lebanese border, detailing a bloody conflict with Hezbollah that he predicts will lead to a difficult period of global perception and blame for the Jewish community. The brothers explore the complexities of regime change, the limitations of military power, and the looming economic threat posed by Iranian interference with oil transit in the Strait of Hormuz. Throughout the conversation, they emphasize the potential for domestic repercussions in the United States, including the risks of radicalization and the political fallout from rising energy costs. Despite the gravity of the geopolitical analysis, the dialogue remains grounded in their personal family dynamic, blending professional insights with brotherly banter and reflections on their father's legacy. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Andrew Cuomo interviews his brother, journalist Chris Cuomo, to discuss the escalating military and political volatility in the Middle East. Chris reports from the Israeli-Lebanese border, detailing a bloody conflict with Hezbollah that he predicts will lead to a difficult period of global perception and blame for the Jewish community. The brothers explore the complexities of regime change, the limitations of military power, and the looming economic threat posed by Iranian interference with oil transit in the Strait of Hormuz. Throughout the conversation, they emphasize the potential for domestic repercussions in the United States, including the risks of radicalization and the political fallout from rising energy costs. Despite the gravity of the geopolitical analysis, the dialogue remains grounded in their personal family dynamic, blending professional insights with brotherly banter and reflections on their father's legacy.

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]]> 1169 Oren Segal | 03-15-26 Andrew Cuomo and ADL executive Oren Segal discuss the alarming rise of anti-Semitism and the dangerous conflation of Jewish identity with Israeli state policy. Using a violent attack on a Michigan synagogue as a case study, they critique the rhetorical ignorance that attempts to justify targeting American Jews based on their religious or institutional names. Segal emphasizes that while political criticism of a government is valid, protesting at places of worship is a normalization of hate that requires a forceful response from both law enforcement and social media platforms. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Sun, 15 Mar 2026 22:58:00 -0000 full 77 WABC Radio Andrew Cuomo and ADL executive Oren Segal discuss the alarming rise of anti-Semitism and the dangerous conflation of Jewish identity with Israeli state policy. Using a violent attack on a Michigan synagogue as a case study, they critique the rhetorical ignorance that attempts to justify targeting American Jews based on their religious or institutional names. Segal emphasizes that while political criticism of a government is valid, protesting at places of worship is a normalization of hate that requires a forceful response from both law enforcement and social media platforms. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Andrew Cuomo and ADL executive Oren Segal discuss the alarming rise of anti-Semitism and the dangerous conflation of Jewish identity with Israeli state policy. Using a violent attack on a Michigan synagogue as a case study, they critique the rhetorical ignorance that attempts to justify targeting American Jews based on their religious or institutional names. Segal emphasizes that while political criticism of a government is valid, protesting at places of worship is a normalization of hate that requires a forceful response from both law enforcement and social media platforms.

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]]> 945 The Pulse of the People | 03-08-26 Former Gov. Andrew Cuomo addresses a volatile 2026 political landscape defined by international conflict and rising domestic extremism. The program centers on the escalating war with Iran, with Cuomo and military expert Colonel Jack Jacobs analyzing how threats to global oil supplies in the Strait of Hormuz will likely dictate the conflict's end. Cuomo also pivots to local concerns, fiercely condemning the exponential growth of anti-semitism and criticizing progressive leaders for using rhetoric he believes validates prejudice. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Sun, 08 Mar 2026 23:26:00 -0000 full 77 WABC Radio Former Gov. Andrew Cuomo addresses a volatile 2026 political landscape defined by international conflict and rising domestic extremism. The program centers on the escalating war with Iran, with Cuomo and military expert Colonel Jack Jacobs analyzing how threats to global oil supplies in the Strait of Hormuz will likely dictate the conflict's end. Cuomo also pivots to local concerns, fiercely condemning the exponential growth of anti-semitism and criticizing progressive leaders for using rhetoric he believes validates prejudice. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Former Gov. Andrew Cuomo addresses a volatile 2026 political landscape defined by international conflict and rising domestic extremism. The program centers on the escalating war with Iran, with Cuomo and military expert Colonel Jack Jacobs analyzing how threats to global oil supplies in the Strait of Hormuz will likely dictate the conflict's end. Cuomo also pivots to local concerns, fiercely condemning the exponential growth of anti-semitism and criticizing progressive leaders for using rhetoric he believes validates prejudice.

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]]> 3223 Col. Jack Jacobs | 03-08-26 Colonel Jack Jacobs provides a critical analysis of American military strategy regarding Iran, highlighting a perceived lack of clear objectives. He argues that effective operations must begin with a defined end goal, contrasting current ambiguities with the unconditional surrender framework used in World War II. The discussion further explores the geopolitical importance of the Strait of Hormuz, where the vulnerability of oil tankers to low-cost attacks creates a significant economic risk. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Sun, 08 Mar 2026 23:20:00 -0000 full 77 WABC Radio Colonel Jack Jacobs provides a critical analysis of American military strategy regarding Iran, highlighting a perceived lack of clear objectives. He argues that effective operations must begin with a defined end goal, contrasting current ambiguities with the unconditional surrender framework used in World War II. The discussion further explores the geopolitical importance of the Strait of Hormuz, where the vulnerability of oil tankers to low-cost attacks creates a significant economic risk. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Colonel Jack Jacobs provides a critical analysis of American military strategy regarding Iran, highlighting a perceived lack of clear objectives. He argues that effective operations must begin with a defined end goal, contrasting current ambiguities with the unconditional surrender framework used in World War II. The discussion further explores the geopolitical importance of the Strait of Hormuz, where the vulnerability of oil tankers to low-cost attacks creates a significant economic risk.

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]]> 730 Rabbi Marc Schneier | 03-08-26 Rabbi Marc Schneier and Andrew Cuomo discuss the exponential rise of anti-semitism and the shifting political landscape regarding support for Israel. The Rabbi argues that anti-Zionism is indistinguishable from anti-semitism, warning that inflammatory rhetoric and labels like "genocide" or "apartheid" directly incite physical violence against Jewish citizens. He highlights a widening rift within the Democratic Party, suggesting that Jewish voters may soon find their liberal leanings at odds with the party's mainstream stance on Israeli security. Despite these modern threats, Schneier concludes with a message of resilience, asserting that the sovereignty of the State of Israel ensures the Jewish people are no longer the defenseless victims they were throughout centuries of historical persecution. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Sun, 08 Mar 2026 23:20:00 -0000 full 77 WABC Radio Rabbi Marc Schneier and Andrew Cuomo discuss the exponential rise of anti-semitism and the shifting political landscape regarding support for Israel. The Rabbi argues that anti-Zionism is indistinguishable from anti-semitism, warning that inflammatory rhetoric and labels like "genocide" or "apartheid" directly incite physical violence against Jewish citizens. He highlights a widening rift within the Democratic Party, suggesting that Jewish voters may soon find their liberal leanings at odds with the party's mainstream stance on Israeli security. Despite these modern threats, Schneier concludes with a message of resilience, asserting that the sovereignty of the State of Israel ensures the Jewish people are no longer the defenseless victims they were throughout centuries of historical persecution. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Rabbi Marc Schneier and Andrew Cuomo discuss the exponential rise of anti-semitism and the shifting political landscape regarding support for Israel. The Rabbi argues that anti-Zionism is indistinguishable from anti-semitism, warning that inflammatory rhetoric and labels like "genocide" or "apartheid" directly incite physical violence against Jewish citizens. He highlights a widening rift within the Democratic Party, suggesting that Jewish voters may soon find their liberal leanings at odds with the party's mainstream stance on Israeli security. Despite these modern threats, Schneier concludes with a message of resilience, asserting that the sovereignty of the State of Israel ensures the Jewish people are no longer the defenseless victims they were throughout centuries of historical persecution.

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]]> 669 John Chell | 03-01-26 John Chell speaks with Andrew Cuomo about NYC during the Mamdani administration Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Mon, 02 Mar 2026 03:07:00 -0000 full 77 WABC Radio John Chell speaks with Andrew Cuomo about NYC during the Mamdani administration Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices John Chell speaks with Andrew Cuomo about NYC during the Mamdani administration

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]]> 103 The Pulse of the People | 03-01-26 Former Governor Andrew Cuomo critiques current political leadership by examining national security threats and urban stability. He begins by questioning the transparency of military actions against Iran, arguing that the executive branch failed to utilize the bully pulpit to unify the American public or secure congressional approval. Transitioning to local concerns, Cuomo hosts experts to discuss the vulnerability of New York City to terrorist retaliation and the economic impact of global instability. The program concludes with a sharp rebuke of the New York City Mayor's administration, specifically condemning the dismissal of assaults on police officers and the reduction of the force through attrition. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Sun, 01 Mar 2026 23:50:00 -0000 full 77 WABC Radio Former Governor Andrew Cuomo critiques current political leadership by examining national security threats and urban stability. He begins by questioning the transparency of military actions against Iran, arguing that the executive branch failed to utilize the bully pulpit to unify the American public or secure congressional approval. Transitioning to local concerns, Cuomo hosts experts to discuss the vulnerability of New York City to terrorist retaliation and the economic impact of global instability. The program concludes with a sharp rebuke of the New York City Mayor's administration, specifically condemning the dismissal of assaults on police officers and the reduction of the force through attrition. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Former Governor Andrew Cuomo critiques current political leadership by examining national security threats and urban stability. He begins by questioning the transparency of military actions against Iran, arguing that the executive branch failed to utilize the bully pulpit to unify the American public or secure congressional approval. Transitioning to local concerns, Cuomo hosts experts to discuss the vulnerability of New York City to terrorist retaliation and the economic impact of global instability. The program concludes with a sharp rebuke of the New York City Mayor's administration, specifically condemning the dismissal of assaults on police officers and the reduction of the force through attrition.

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]]> 3206 Jeh Johnson | 03-01-26 Former Governor Cuomo discusses the heightened risk of domestic terrorism with former Secretary of Homeland Security Jeh Johnson. Johnson criticizes the executive branch for launching an unilateral act of war without seeking congressional approval or providing a coherent explanation to the American public. A central theme of the conversation is the necessity of transparent communication, as Johnson argues that the government must realistically define threats and engage citizens without resorting to alarmism. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Sun, 01 Mar 2026 23:47:00 -0000 full 77 WABC Radio Former Governor Cuomo discusses the heightened risk of domestic terrorism with former Secretary of Homeland Security Jeh Johnson. Johnson criticizes the executive branch for launching an unilateral act of war without seeking congressional approval or providing a coherent explanation to the American public. A central theme of the conversation is the necessity of transparent communication, as Johnson argues that the government must realistically define threats and engage citizens without resorting to alarmism. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Former Governor Cuomo discusses the heightened risk of domestic terrorism with former Secretary of Homeland Security Jeh Johnson. Johnson criticizes the executive branch for launching an unilateral act of war without seeking congressional approval or providing a coherent explanation to the American public. A central theme of the conversation is the necessity of transparent communication, as Johnson argues that the government must realistically define threats and engage citizens without resorting to alarmism.

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]]> 665 Col. Jack Jacobs | 03-01-26 Colonel Jack Jacobs analyzes the strategic rationale behind recent military strikes against Iran and the potential for a regional power struggle. Jacobs argues that the action was triggered by an impass in nuclear negotiations and a rare intelligence opportunity to target high-ranking military officials in a single location. He suggests that the conflict is unlikely to alienate Middle East allies or cause long-term economic damage, as these nations view the intervention as a necessary cost to eliminate a regional bully. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Sun, 01 Mar 2026 23:46:00 -0000 full 77 WABC Radio Colonel Jack Jacobs analyzes the strategic rationale behind recent military strikes against Iran and the potential for a regional power struggle. Jacobs argues that the action was triggered by an impass in nuclear negotiations and a rare intelligence opportunity to target high-ranking military officials in a single location. He suggests that the conflict is unlikely to alienate Middle East allies or cause long-term economic damage, as these nations view the intervention as a necessary cost to eliminate a regional bully. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Colonel Jack Jacobs analyzes the strategic rationale behind recent military strikes against Iran and the potential for a regional power struggle. Jacobs argues that the action was triggered by an impass in nuclear negotiations and a rare intelligence opportunity to target high-ranking military officials in a single location. He suggests that the conflict is unlikely to alienate Middle East allies or cause long-term economic damage, as these nations view the intervention as a necessary cost to eliminate a regional bully.

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]]> 966 The Pulse of the People | 02-22-26 Former Governor Andrew Cuomo offers a fact-based critique of current New York leadership while engaging with citizens during a significant snowstorm. He focuses heavily on a looming political showdown between the state and New York City, specifically criticizing Mayor Zoran Mamdani’s proposal to either tax the wealthy or impose a devastating nine-percent property tax hike. Through a detailed interview with former Police Commissioner Ray Kelly, Cuomo also explores the dangers of police force attrition and the controversial shift toward using social workers for public safety.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Sun, 22 Feb 2026 23:56:00 -0000 full 77 WABC Radio Former Governor Andrew Cuomo offers a fact-based critique of current New York leadership while engaging with citizens during a significant snowstorm. He focuses heavily on a looming political showdown between the state and New York City, specifically criticizing Mayor Zoran Mamdani’s proposal to either tax the wealthy or impose a devastating nine-percent property tax hike. Through a detailed interview with former Police Commissioner Ray Kelly, Cuomo also explores the dangers of police force attrition and the controversial shift toward using social workers for public safety.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Former Governor Andrew Cuomo offers a fact-based critique of current New York leadership while engaging with citizens during a significant snowstorm. He focuses heavily on a looming political showdown between the state and New York City, specifically criticizing Mayor Zoran Mamdani’s proposal to either tax the wealthy or impose a devastating nine-percent property tax hike. Through a detailed interview with former Police Commissioner Ray Kelly, Cuomo also explores the dangers of police force attrition and the controversial shift toward using social workers for public safety. 

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]]> 3122 Fmr. NYPD Comm. Ray Kelly | 02-22-26 Former Governor Andrew Cuomo and former NYPD Commissioner Ray Kelly discuss the deteriorating state of public safety and law enforcement morale in New York City. They criticize current mayoral policies, specifically focusing on the "hemorrhaging" of police officers due to poor recruitment, high attrition, and a perceived lack of executive support for the force. Kelly highlights the unrealistic nature of replacing police with mental health workers for dangerous calls, while Cuomo warns that an exodus of both officers and high-taxpaying residents could lead to civic and financial instability.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Sun, 22 Feb 2026 23:54:00 -0000 full 77 WABC Radio Former Governor Andrew Cuomo and former NYPD Commissioner Ray Kelly discuss the deteriorating state of public safety and law enforcement morale in New York City. They criticize current mayoral policies, specifically focusing on the "hemorrhaging" of police officers due to poor recruitment, high attrition, and a perceived lack of executive support for the force. Kelly highlights the unrealistic nature of replacing police with mental health workers for dangerous calls, while Cuomo warns that an exodus of both officers and high-taxpaying residents could lead to civic and financial instability.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Former Governor Andrew Cuomo and former NYPD Commissioner Ray Kelly discuss the deteriorating state of public safety and law enforcement morale in New York City. They criticize current mayoral policies, specifically focusing on the "hemorrhaging" of police officers due to poor recruitment, high attrition, and a perceived lack of executive support for the force. Kelly highlights the unrealistic nature of replacing police with mental health workers for dangerous calls, while Cuomo warns that an exodus of both officers and high-taxpaying residents could lead to civic and financial instability. 

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]]> 786 The Pulse of the People | 02-15-26 Andrew Cuomo critiques the rise of performative politics, arguing that modern leaders often prioritize radical slogans and social media presence over the basic ability to manage a government effectively. He examines several failures in New York City’s leadership, specifically highlighting unrealistic campaign promises, mismanagement of public safety during emergencies, and a divisive political environment that he believes fosters anti-Semitism and social polarization. Cuomo advocates for a pragmatic middle ground on contentious issues like immigration and taxation, warning that extremist policies—such as the "tax the rich" crusade—only serve to demonize success and drive the state’s tax base away.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Mon, 16 Feb 2026 00:22:00 -0000 full 77 WABC Radio Andrew Cuomo critiques the rise of performative politics, arguing that modern leaders often prioritize radical slogans and social media presence over the basic ability to manage a government effectively. He examines several failures in New York City’s leadership, specifically highlighting unrealistic campaign promises, mismanagement of public safety during emergencies, and a divisive political environment that he believes fosters anti-Semitism and social polarization. Cuomo advocates for a pragmatic middle ground on contentious issues like immigration and taxation, warning that extremist policies—such as the "tax the rich" crusade—only serve to demonize success and drive the state’s tax base away.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Andrew Cuomo critiques the rise of performative politics, arguing that modern leaders often prioritize radical slogans and social media presence over the basic ability to manage a government effectively. He examines several failures in New York City’s leadership, specifically highlighting unrealistic campaign promises, mismanagement of public safety during emergencies, and a divisive political environment that he believes fosters anti-Semitism and social polarization. Cuomo advocates for a pragmatic middle ground on contentious issues like immigration and taxation, warning that extremist policies—such as the "tax the rich" crusade—only serve to demonize success and drive the state’s tax base away. 

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]]> 3273 The Pulse of the People | 02-08-26 Andrew Cuomo opens the lines to listeners while tackling major headlines shaping New York and the nation. He breaks down the politics behind ICE enforcement, immigration policy, and the legal limits of federal authority, arguing for facts over rhetoric. Cuomo also sounds off on New York City leadership, government performance during winter storms, public safety, and rising antisemitism, calling for accountability and stronger civic response. Plus, he weighs in on state political dynamics, voter trends, and the future direction of both parties, all while taking live calls from across the region. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Mon, 09 Feb 2026 14:21:00 -0000 full 77 WABC Radio Andrew Cuomo opens the lines to listeners while tackling major headlines shaping New York and the nation. He breaks down the politics behind ICE enforcement, immigration policy, and the legal limits of federal authority, arguing for facts over rhetoric. Cuomo also sounds off on New York City leadership, government performance during winter storms, public safety, and rising antisemitism, calling for accountability and stronger civic response. Plus, he weighs in on state political dynamics, voter trends, and the future direction of both parties, all while taking live calls from across the region. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Andrew Cuomo opens the lines to listeners while tackling major headlines shaping New York and the nation. He breaks down the politics behind ICE enforcement, immigration policy, and the legal limits of federal authority, arguing for facts over rhetoric. Cuomo also sounds off on New York City leadership, government performance during winter storms, public safety, and rising antisemitism, calling for accountability and stronger civic response. Plus, he weighs in on state political dynamics, voter trends, and the future direction of both parties, all while taking live calls from across the region.

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]]> 3819 The Pulse of the People | 02-01-26 On a special live broadcast from 77 WABC Radio, Andrew Cuomo debuts “The Pulse of the People,” taking unscripted calls on the biggest issues facing New York and the country. Cuomo pushes for a return to political “common sense,” weighs in on immigration enforcement, NYC’s budget fight, subway fare evasion, homelessness policy, and rising antisemitism, while sparring with callers over media bias and the growing divide inside the Democratic Party. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Mon, 02 Feb 2026 17:53:00 -0000 full 77 WABC Radio On a special live broadcast from 77 WABC Radio, Andrew Cuomo debuts “The Pulse of the People,” taking unscripted calls on the biggest issues facing New York and the country. Cuomo pushes for a return to political “common sense,” weighs in on immigration enforcement, NYC’s budget fight, subway fare evasion, homelessness policy, and rising antisemitism, while sparring with callers over media bias and the growing divide inside the Democratic Party. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices On a special live broadcast from 77 WABC Radio, Andrew Cuomo debuts “The Pulse of the People,” taking unscripted calls on the biggest issues facing New York and the country. Cuomo pushes for a return to political “common sense,” weighs in on immigration enforcement, NYC’s budget fight, subway fare evasion, homelessness policy, and rising antisemitism, while sparring with callers over media bias and the growing divide inside the Democratic Party.

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