Roadkill With Geraldo

For one last time, Geraldo talks the news of the day including metro crime with Detective Steve Loomis, the state of Cleveland with Dennis Kucinich, and the war in Ukraine with Fox News' Trey Yingst.

The world is still trying to process what happened at last weekend's Oscars. After Geraldo weighs in and takes your calls, he makes a major announcement about the future of Roadkill.

CODA won Best Picture at last night's Oscars, but Will Smith and Chris Rock stole the show with the slap heard 'round the world. Back from vacation, Geraldo and Erica weigh in on one of the most controversial moments aired on live TV in recent memory.

While taking in the sights and sounds of St. Patrick's Day in New York, Geraldo can't help but focus on the tragedy going on in Ukraine and prays that Russian Dictator Vladimir Putin will somehow come to his senses.

On Day 20 of Putin's Invasion Of Ukraine, Kyiv is still under constant shelling and the refugee crisis grows, despite mounting sanctions. Geraldo talks to ABC's Tom Rivers at the foreign desk in London and Vic Gideon about how Parma is bracing for refugees.

In New York, Geraldo talks to Steve Loomis about the rising crime rate in Cleveland and across the country. Later, he talks with Ines de La Cuetara from ABC News in Poland about the continuing humanitarian crisis in Ukraine.

On Day 15 of Putin's invasion of Ukraine, refugees are still pouring out of the embattled nation. Geraldo talks with Joe Cimperman from Global Cleveland about Cleveland's role in this humanitarian crisis. Later, Fox News' Griff Jenkins joins the program.

On Day 14 of Putin's invasion of Ukraine, soldiers and civilians are digging the corpses of pregnant women and babies out of the rubble. Geraldo weighs in on these war crimes and also talks to Parma Mayor Tim DeGeeter about the Ukrainian population in his city.

On day 12 of their invasion of Ukraine, Russia shows no signs of stopping. In fact, they are doubling down on their demands- which is why Geraldo and many others are now demanding that we stop importing their blood oil.

A week into the conflict in Ukraine, the Russian army seems broken and Ukrainians are holding their own. Geraldo talks to Major John Spencer from Urban Warfare Studies at the Madison Policy Forum about what the Ukrainian people can do to keep up the fight. Also, Congresswoman Shontel Brown joins the program.

Ukraine is holding strong, but they can't fight forever. Geraldo looks at what the US can do to help this democracy in peril. Later, Geraldo talks to a few callers that wonder why The United States doesn't have boots on the ground already.

After four days of constant fighting, Ukraine is holding strong. Gerardo searches for words that can describe the atrocities happening in Kyiv and across the country. Fox News' Trey Yingst joins the program live from Kyiv.

Somehow the invasion of Ukraine seems shocking and inevitable simultaneously. Geraldo reacts to the largest land conflict that Europe has seen since World War 2. Fox Business' Charles Payne joins the program to talk about the economic implications.

It looks like it's become a matter of time until Russia's invasion of Ukraine begins. Geraldo weighs in and also looks at an NBA All-Star Weekend in Cleveland that saw three murders.

After getting heat from his colleagues at Fox, Geraldo stands firm on his beliefs that the people involved in the Freedom Convoy were thugs- not patriots. President Biden comes to Cleveland to talk about trains, planes, and automobiles.

World War Three might be evaded in eastern Europe, however, things may not be as calm domestically. Geraldo talks with Fox News Contributor and Author Gregg Jarrett about the bombshells dropped in the Durham Report.

For the first time, Hip Hop was center stage at the Super Bowl Halftime Show. All signs point to Putin invading Ukraine sooner than later. Mitch McConnel breaks ranks with President Trump and the RNC over January 6th. Geraldo weighs in on a busy weekend and takes your calls.

Could we be in the home stretch of the Covid19 Pandemic? Does Joe Biden need to take a cognitive test? Are the truckers clogging up the border in Ottawa thugs or patriots? Geraldo weighs in and takes your calls.

Truck drivers are clogging up the US/Canada border in Ottawa because of vaccine mandates. Geraldo asks what the real reason is behind these protests and talks about the right compared to the far right.

Joe Rogan will remain on Spotify despite his recent controversies. Geraldo weighs in on Rogan and when it's appropriate to use the N-Word.Spoiler Alert: It's never Ok.Also, Dr. Robert Fafalak joins the program to talk about the continuing mask mandates throughout the country.

After being held up in New York because of the winter storm, Geraldo weighs in on President Biden's conversation with New York City Mayor Eric Adams and the rising crime rates all across the country. Alan Dershowitz joins the program to talk about Whoopi Goldberg's suspension and the recent shake-up at CNN.

Whoopi Goldberg got herself into some hot water with her comments about Judaism on The View. Geraldo and Erica debate whether Judaism is a race or religion. Later, Geraldo takes your calls.

While the NYPD buries one of their own, Geraldo asks new leaders like Eric Adams in NYC and Justin Bibb in Cleveland how they are going to deal with the toxic relationship between metro police departments and the cities they serve. Fox Business' Charles Payne joins the program.

In New York City, Geraldo mourns the loss of two NYC Police Officers this past week, and asks what BLM is going to do in the aftermath for those affected. Later, Harvard Law Professor and Constitutional Scholar Alan Dershowitz joins the program to talk about the vacancy in the Supreme Court.

After recapping what may be the greatest weekend in NFL history with WTAM Sports Director Mike Snyder, Geraldo turns to more serious matters. Dr. Amy Edwards from UH Rainbow Babies Hospitals about the recent Omicron surge and Fox Business Reporter Charlie Gasparino to talk about how the Ukraine conflict is impacting financial markets worldwide.

Kamala Harris is having a tough time getting comfortable in the Vice President's chair. Geraldo has an idea for how she can find her footing. Also, Geraldo talks to Greg Harris of the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame about the passing of the Rock Icon Meat Loaf.

After President Biden's marathon presser yesterday, Geraldo weighs in on the collapse of his domestic agenda and the potential "minor incursion" that could be brewing in Ukraine. Also, is there ever a good time to ask the Commander-In-Chief about his fitness for office?

While Northeast Ohio digs out of the aftermath of the first big snowstorm of the year, Geraldo weighs in on the FBI's stance that antisemitism played no part in the Texas Synogague hostage crisis and takes calls on the Democrat's voting rights bill... including Erica's.

Joe Biden compares opponents of voting reform to George Wallace and Jefferson Davis and the Dems could be looking to Hilary Clinton of all people as their Presidental savior in 2024. Security expert and founder of SACS Security Tim Dimoff joins the program to talk about the recent string of carjacking across Cleveland.

As Cleveland Police Officer Shane Bartek is laid to rest, Geraldo talks to Channel 19 reporter Vic Gideon who was live at the scene. Later, Geraldo talks about the dread of having a teenage driver in Cleveland while carjackings are on the rise.

Carjackings have been a huge issue across Cleveland, Geraldo talks to former Cleveland Mayor, Congressman, and author of "Division of Light and Power" Dennis Kucinch about that and other issues new Mayor Justin Bibb will be facing in his first few months in office.

Today, Geraldo leads off with a conversation about the Boston Marathon Bomber getting a Covid relief payment. Later, Councilman Micheal Polensik joins the program to talk about Cleveland's bleak crime numbers. Also, Dr. Firouz Daneshgari from BowTie Medical talks to Geraldo about covid testing.

One year after the Capitol Insurrection, Geraldo reflects on what the events of that day have done to the country and how they have affected his friendship with Former President Donald Trump.

Back from his holiday break, Geraldo has a souvenir... Covid. Geraldo talks about his diagnosis along with the chilling violent crime numbers from 2021. Dr Robert Fafalak joins the program.

As President Biden declassifies more of the documents about the JFK assassination, Geraldo takes a look at when he aired the Zapruder Film in 1975. Later, Geraldo breaks down his confrontation with Sean Hannity and Dan Bongino on Wednesday night.

As several states sort through the wreckage, Geraldo talks about the destructive power of the storms that ravaged four states and killed at least 60 dead. Also, CA Governor Gavin Newsome is taking a play of Texas' playbook.

After weighing in on the 80th Anniversary of Pearl Harbor, Geraldo hits a number of topics including the recent wave of retail lootings, the Jussie Smollett trial, and New York City mandating all private employers require vaccines.

While the tree is going back up at Fox HQ, Geraldo wonders why symbols of the holiday season are lightning rods for such hate. Later, Dr. Amy Edwards from UH Rainbow Babies Children's Hospital joins the program to talk about the new developments in the fight against Covid 19.

The Supreme Court could be aborting Roe v. Wade. Alec Baldwin says he didn't pull the trigger. Oxford, MI Prosecutors are zeroing in on a school shooter's parents. Geraldo weighs in and takes your calls.

Back from vacation, Geraldo talks to Dr. Keith Armitage from University Hospitals about the new Omicron variant. Later, Major Thomas Appling from the Salvation Army about #givingtuesday and Erica joins the show for a surprise announcement.

As Ohio considers joining the group of states who have already legalized recreational marijuana, Geraldo asks what's wrong with making the devil's lettuce legal for all. Later, Congress passes Joe Biden's Build Back Better spending package.

The longer we wait for a verdict in the Kyle Riddenhouse trial, the more unsure both sides are about the outcome. Geraldo weighs in and takes your calls.

The Kyle Rittenhouse trial is wrapping up in Minneapolis and Geraldo welcomes superstar trial lawyer Arthur Aidala to the program to talk about all the moving parts that will go into the jury's verdict. Later, Vic Gideon joins the program to talk about the opening of the opportunity corridor.

As the Kyle Rittenhouse double murder trial goes to the jury, Geraldo speaks with Havard Law Professor Alan Dershowitz. Later, Erica joins the show and Geraldo takes your calls.

Even though the weekend headlines were mainly about the gridiron, but Geraldo can't help but focus on the weekend butcher's bill- no matter how unpleasant the details. Also, eight fans died at a Travis Scott concert and colleges deal with a rash of bomb threats.

To finish the week, Geraldo weighs in on a number of stories- Including House Dems' latest push to ram President Biden's spending bill and the state of the Cleveland Police Department after the passing of Issue 24.

Justin Bibb is the new Mayor of Cleveland, and now is the time to fall in line- no matter who you voted for. Geraldo weighs in and also talks with Dr. Amy Edwards from UH Rainbow Children's and Babies Hospital about the CDC green lighting vaccines for kids aged 5-11.

Ravens linebacker Malik Harrison was shot in the leg in downtown Cleveland on Halloween night. Geraldo talks to Frank Krajenke, a lawyer in town who witnessed the shooting. Later, Zack Reed joins the program as Cleveland elects a new mayor.

Tomorrow, the City of Cleveland will have some huge decisions to make. Geraldo weighs in on the upcoming Mayoral Election and discusses Issue 24 and the fate of the city's police force with City Council President Kevin Kelley.

There needs to be reforms in the Cleveland Police Department, but Issue 24 isn't the answer. Geraldo talks to the former head of the Cleveland PPA Steve Loomis and former Mayor Dennis Kucinich about one of the most important votes in the history of the city.

As the Cleveland mayoral election approaches, Issue 24 is still on the mind of the city. Geraldo weighs in on this controversial police reform and takes your calls.