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Bo addresses the recent passing of Chris Jasper from the Isley Brothers and highlighting his musical contributions. Golden dives into the contentious political landscape, discussing a legal dispute between the White House and the Associated Press over press pool access. The show features a segment with Curtis Sliwa, who discusses his run for mayor of New York City, outlining his plans for public safety, education, and the handling of homelessness and migrant shelters. The episode also includes listener call-ins where Curtis addresses questions about his campaign. Bo concludes with a musical tribute to Chris Jasper, reaffirming his impactful legacy.
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