Jeff Lax | CUNY Professor & Pro-Israel Activist | 12-03-25
Jeff Lax, CUNY Professor & staunch Pro-Israel Activist, calls into the show to talk about the controversy surrounding New York City principal Arin Rush's decision to deny Holocaust survivor Sami Steigmann the opportunity to speak at MS 447. The principal's reasons were allegedly based on Sami's comments about Israel and Hamas, which Lax and Sid argue are non-existent and discriminatory. They criticize Mayor Eric Adams and other officials for supporting this decision, suggesting it reflects broader issues of antisemitism and lack of support for the Jewish community in New York. The conversation also touches on the role of federal law and the potential revocation of federal funds from the school. Lax emphasizes the need for strong advocacy against such discriminatory practices.
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Big Brother Is Watching | 12-03-25
Its Warrior Wednesday, Lionel and Lynn Shaw expose the "chaos on the hill," accusing Congress of staging a "dog and pony show" to delay child safety legislation like the Kids Online Safety Act (KOSA) and protect "trillion-dollar platforms". Crime is the absolute number one issue, yet the justice system is deemed "utterly reactive—and often a joke". Lionel presents a radical, proactive solution: Since a shocking 1% of the population accounts for over 60% of all violent crime, he argues we must stop complaining and demand that unavoidable monitoring—"Big Brother" and "mega data suctioning" by firms like Palantir—be utilized as a protective shield to track, target, and arrest these known, habitual repeat offenders. The goal? To stop waiting for the next victim and "start scaring the hell out of the criminals". This episode also covers why you must comply with police demands ("you can beat the rap but you can't beat the ride"), targeting "real bad guys" like the mafia, dissecting Miranda rights myths, and features raw stories from retired officers on the front lines.
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Lionel: Calling Lionel Live from the Tower (12 min)
Lionel: I Know My Rights! [Spoiler: You Don’t] (8 min)
There will be no political comeback for Jim McGreevey. Mayor-elect Mamdani finally gets a a sit down with Mayor Adams.
There will be no political comeback for Jim McGreevey. Mayor-elect Mamdani finally gets a a sit down with Mayor Adams.
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Hour 4: No Good in Everybody | 12-03-25
Lionel tackles crime as a "multi-derivative issue," covering everything from societal and cultural impacts to legal procedures. This episode features raw, incredible stories from those on the front lines: Hear a retired police officer recall the horrific scenes of Brownsville, Brooklyn, and a former Chicago Police Detective describe being shot twice—including pulling a bullet out of his own head and walking away. Lionel analyzes the dark psychology and motivations of serial killers and takes bizarre, often hilarious, calls that try to lighten the intensity of this discussion.
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Hour 3: You Can Beat the Rap, But You Can’t Beat the Ride | 12-03-25
Lionel tackles the lack of respect and utter and total fear of law enforcement, explaining why you should comply with police demands—because "you can beat the rap but you can't beat the ride." Listen in as Lionel shares candid views on targeting the "real bad guys" like the mafia, dissects the myths surrounding Miranda rights and custodial interrogation, and advocates for utilizing dystopian surveillance positively to fight criminals.
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Lionel: Feed a Fever, Freeze the Criminal (10 min)
Lionel: Stop Treating Kids Like Bargaining Chips (13 min)
Hour 2: Stop Talking, Start Tracking | 12-03-25
Crime is the absolute number one issue affecting all Americans, yet the response from law enforcement and the justice system is utterly reactive—and often a joke. Lionel exposes the shocking data: roughly 1% of the population accounts for over 60% of all violent crime convictions. Since surveillance is already "woven and stitched into our every move", Lionel argues for a radical solution: stop complaining and demand that this unavoidable monitoring—Big Brother—evolve into a protective shield. Why aren't we forcing tech giants like Palantir to use their "mega data suctioning" power to proactively track, target, and arrest the known, habitual repeat offenders who cause the bulk of the harm? It’s time to stop waiting for the next victim and start scaring the hell out of the criminals.
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