John Catsimatidis hosts The Cats Roundtable every Sunday morning on 77 WABC. Mixing common sense thinking while exploring the truth and telling both sides of the story.

John talks with former Vice President Mike Pence about the need to return to mainstream conservative principles as the essential remedy for a nation he views as increasingly divided and radicalized.

John talks with Sen. Dave McCormick (R-PA) about his vision for Pennsylvania as a national leader in economic and military rejuvenation, driven by advancements in energy, artificial intelligence and manufacturing.

John talks with Sen. Eric Schmitt (R-MO) about a needed shift toward a law and order approach to governance, highlighting the new administration's laser-like focus on prosecuting the widespread fraud that costs taxpayers trillions.

John talks with NJ GOP Chair Christine Hanlon about concerns regarding voter integrity and the presence of non-citizens on state election rolls.

John talks with investigative journalist John Solomon about recently declassified documents, which reveal a history of institutional abuse and investigations conducted by the FBI against Donald Trump.

John talks with Nile Gardner, Director of the Margaret Thatcher Center for Freedom, about a surge of illegal migration into Europe that threatens to fundamentally transform Western nations.

John talks with Rep. Nicole Malliotakis (R-NY) about her commitment to public safety and law enforcement support.

John talks with former First Deputy Mayor of New York City Randy Mastro about the Mamdani administration mismanaging a new second-home tax by targeting thousands of permanent residents who should have been exempt.

John talks with Frank Tarentino, Associate Chief of Operations for the Drug Enforcement Administration's Northeast Region, about the agency's strategy to combat the narcotics crisis through massive drug seizures and the dismantling of international cartels.

John talks with RNC Chair Joe Gruters, about the upcoming elections as a fundamental choice between common sense and radical leftist ideologies.

Michael Stoler talks to Henry Rosenwach, Principal of Rosenwach Group Companies. They discuss his five-generation business that has manufactured and maintained New York City's iconic rooftop water tanks for over 150 years.

John talks with Steve Kates, a.k.a. Dr. Sky, about our solar system residing within a thousand-light-year-wide bubble in the galaxy, which acts as a protective void created by an ancient supernova that may act as a shield for Earth.

John talks with Dr. Mason Pimsler about the newly enacted Medical Aid in Dying Act, a law that permits terminally ill New Yorkers with fewer than six months to live to request self-administered end-of-life medication.

John talks with Dr. Peter Michalos about how artificial intelligence and advanced imaging are revolutionizing modern medicine by enabling the early detection of cancers.

John talks with General Blaine Holt about the world being in a state of extreme fragility, characterized by escalating military conflicts and intentional efforts to destabilize the West.

John talks with Lynn Shaw about the over-reliance on educational technology in modern classrooms.

John talks to John Terrett about the latest in the markets.

John talks with the CEO of the Partnership for New York City, Steve Fulop, about the efficacy of government-subsidized grocery stores and the dismissal of private donors from advisory boards.

John talks with former New York Governor David Paterson about the erosion of civility in modern American politics, contrasting current hostility with a lost era of bipartisan cooperation.

John and his guests discuss the latest national news making headlines across the country.

John and his guests discuss the top stories making headlines across the Tri-state area.

John talks with Sen. Marsha Blackburn (R-TN) about the Kids Online Safety Act which aims to impose a duty of care and rigorous safety standards on social media and AI companies.

John talks with Rep. Kat Cammack (R-FL) about how current international crises serve as a grim warning for the United States.

John talks with Rep. Jeff Van Drew (R-NJ) about the existential war for the heart and soul of America, and how the nation faces a structural and social threat from radical ideologies.

John talks with Senator Ashley Moody (R-FL) about her legislative priorities aimed at combating radical ideology and restoring national pride through the introduction of the Pledge Act.

John talks with former Spokesman for the State of Israel Eylon Levy. They discuss the precarious geopolitical landscape of the Middle East, focusing on the critical tension between the United States and the Iranian regime.

John talks with Michael Cohen, former attorney for Donald Trump, about their shared mission of broadcasting the truth to a "tired majority" of Americans who feel disillusioned by political dishonesty.

John talks with former NYPD Commissioner Bill Bratton about a looming fiscal and social crisis facing New York City, driven by a dangerous combination of political mismanagement and a shrinking tax base.

John talks with lawyer and author Thomas Kenniff about his new legal-political thriller, Tuxedo Park, which utilizes AI-generated trailers to reach a modern audience.

John talks with Nassau County Executive Bruce Blakeman about his gubernatorial campaign platform, which centers on reversing New York's economic and social decline.

John talks with General Blaine Holt about the escalating geopolitical shifts and security threats across the Mediterranean and the Middle East.

John talks with Richard Factor, a former engineer who helped construct and operate the legendary WABC studios during the mid-1960s.They reminisce over that golden age of broadcasts.

John talks with Jesse Arm, Executive Director of External Affairs and Chief of Staff at the Manhattan Institute, about how incompetent government management and a lack of public order are alienating residents and business leaders alike.

John talks with Fernando Mateo about the escalating social instability and violent crime currently afflicting New York City's immigrant and service-worker communities.

John talks to Richard Stern, Vice President of the Plymouth Institute for Free Enterprise, about the political struggle over water pressure regulations, a conflict between individual liberty and government overreach.

Michael Stoler talks to Debra Tantleff, Founding Principal at TANTUM Real East.They discuss the current redevelopment landscape in New Jersey.

John talks with Lynn Shaw about the need for the Kids Online Safety Act, emphasizing a critical upcoming Senate vote intended to restore essential "duty of care" protections.

John talks with former New York Governor David Paterson about the current political climate in New York City, specifically the property tax initiative which he likens to a modern-day Salem witch hunt.

John talks with Dr. Peter Michalos about consuming various nuts and legumes based on their biological impact, distinguishing "superfoods" from those that may compromise gut health and longevity.

John and his guests discuss the latest national news making headlines across the country. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

John and his guests discuss the top stories making headlines across the Tri-state area. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

John talks with former New Hampshire Senator John Sununu about his bid to return to the U.S. Senate. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices