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Join Joe Concha as he discusses the media and the white house, Abdul El-Sayed, Trace Gallagher's memoir, and more on WABC.

Joe Concha brings his sharp, no-nonsense take to 77 WABC every Sunday from 11 am to Noon.A veteran media and politics analyst and Fox News contributor, Concha cuts through the noise with clear insights on the stories driving the day—politics, culture, a

Joe breaks down Twitch streamer Hasan Piker's controversial network appearances, Rep. Ilhan Omar dodging reporters over a potential immigration fraud investigation, and Dana Perino calling out the left's defense of rapper Macklemore. Joe also digs into CNN polling data revealing how pollsters consistently underestimate Republican candidates by three points in major races, calls out liberal outrage surrounding Sydney Sweeney's viral sports betting ad, highlights Kash Patel confronting a senator over a 4,000% net worth spike, and critiques Colin Kaepernick's latest interview on The View.

Joe Concha breaks down the Democrats' shift into the 2026 midterms, moving on from climate change to frame artificial intelligence as an existential threat worse than nuclear weapons. Featuring commentary from Ben Shapiro on government power grabs and Gavin Newsom's threat to tax Trump's proposed $5,000 dividend at 100%, Joe also revisits Kamala Harris's viral attempts to explain machine learning. Beyond politics, Joe celebrates J.C. Penney's 138th birthday with a classic Roadhouse throwback, reacts to Pete Alonso's bittersweet Citi Field curtain call, mocks low Emmy ratings and calls out a Michigan Senate candidate claiming to be a doctor without a medical license..

Joe Concha tackles the federal criminal probe into Rep. Ilhan Omar, Gavin Newsom's fly-fishing interview with CNN's Jake Tapper, and Kamala Harris's simplified explanation of artificial intelligence. The episode dives into Capitol Hill hearing drama featuring Maxine Waters shouting down Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent alongside Cory Booker's confrontation with FBI Director Kash Patel. Plus, analysis of Stephen Colbert's late-night exit, an 80th birthday salute to Tommy Lee Jones, streamer Hasan Piker's rants, and the Yankees' latest postseason berth.

Joe Concha tackles everything from Hollywood blockbusters to political battles in this fast-moving weekday episode. Joe and producer Kevin debate whether Terminator 2 or The Godfather Part II reigns supreme as the greatest sequel of all time, before breaking down New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani's lawsuit against the Trump administration over green card welfare rules and viral footage of Mamdani and AOC at a 9/11 ceremony. The show also covers a rare Week 1 double-victory for the Jets and Giants, Ben Shelton's US Open final run, media fallout over the Lindsey Clancy murder trial holdout juror and Trump's proposed $5,000 tariff dividend checks.

Join Joe Concha as he discusses topics ranging widely across political commentary, media criticism, notable news clips, sports conversation, and a few discussions about current events and figures. Concha examines the use and misuse of terms like "genocide" and "terrorism" in political and media contexts, referencing figures like Bill Maher, Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (AOC), Hasan Piker, El Sayed, Bernie Sanders, and others.

Joe Concha brings his sharp, no-nonsense take to 77 WABC every Sunday from 11 am to Noon.A veteran media and politics analyst and Fox News contributor, Concha cuts through the noise with clear insights on the stories driving the day—politics, culture, a

Joe Concha tackles political chaos, media antics, and pop-culture trivia in this fast-paced episode. From honoring the legacy of Charlie Kirk to calling out Tucker Carlson's post-Fox click-chasing, Joe dissects the latest political drama—including Donald Trump's roast of Ken Paxton at the Dallas mini-RNC and John Thune's battle over voter ID. Plus, he breaks down Jimmy Kimmel's late-night publicity stunts, streamer Hasan Piker's live Wi-Fi meltdown, and The View's reaction to John Fetterman.

On this episode of The Joe Concha Show, Joe looks back 25 years to September 11th, sharing personal memories from Midtown Manhattan and questioning whether America could ever achieve that level of national unity again. Plus, Joe celebrates Adam Sandler's 60th birthday with a hilarious look back at comedy classics like Billy Madison and Happy Gilmore. Things take a sharp turn into cultural contradictions as Joe dismantles media circuses around high-profile trials, skewers Gavin Newsom's presidential podcast dreams, and unpacks why socialists are labeling weight-loss drugs as "body fascism." From Stephen A. Smith's California tax night-terrors to Joe Scarborough's media meltdowns, it's a fast-paced teardown of modern political absurdity.

On this official kickoff to the fall season, Joe breaks down the blissful return of school-year routinesbefore plunging into non-stop gridiron talk—from sacrilegious Friday night games to his sharp predictions on Wednesday night NFL action. But the gloves come off as Joe tackles political hypocrisy head-on: calling out Mayor Zohran Mamdani's questionable 9/11 narrative and "mystery aunt" story, roasting progressive leaders whose ultra-exclusive neighborhoods contrast sharply with their diversity rhetoric, and examining AOC's refusal to step onto Fox News. From Bernie Sanders parodies and media spin on climate change to New York's new family court buzzwords, Joe delivers his trademark fast-paced, unfiltered commentary.

Joe pulls back the curtain on the political circus, breaking down the Democrats' "Seinfeld-style" plans for a day-one Trump impeachment and Congressman Jamie Raskin's rhetorical gymnastics to avoid condemning radical streamer Hassan Piker. Federalist Senior National Correspondent Brianna Lyman joins the broadcast to discuss razor-thin Senate races, how $4.50 gas prices are impacting working families, and the disturbing post-trial fallout of the Lindsay Clancy hung jury in Massachusetts. To wrap things up, Joe rants about a controversial "robbery" in the Michigan football game, gives his win-total predictions for the Giants and Jets, and pays a special tribute to rock-and-roll legend Buddy Holly..

Join Joe Concha as he discusses the publicity of the Lindsay Clancy trial, the strategies and requirements of the upcoming Mid-terms, and more on WABC.

Joe Concha brings his sharp, no-nonsense take to 77 WABC every Sunday from 11 am to Noon.A veteran media and politics analyst and Fox News contributor, Concha cuts through the noise with clear insights on the stories driving the day—politics, culture, a

In this episode, Joe breaks down the shocking departure of trailblazing Fox News anchor Maria Bartiromo and debates who will step in as Donald Trump's next press secretary. He also analyzes Tucker Carlson's controversial comments on Israel, Ted Cruz's fierce reaction to them, and Jemele Hill's viral debate on capitalism and white supremacy. Rounding out the show, Joe covers John Fetterman's $100k challenge to Abdul El-Sayed in Michigan, Hakeem Jeffries' stance on voting laws, a tribute to Charlie Sheen on his 60th birthday, and Donald Trump's thoughts on Tiger Woods' Florida plea deal..

Joe Concha brings his sharp, no-nonsense take to 77 WABC every Sunday from 11 am to Noon.A veteran media and politics analyst and Fox News contributor, Concha cuts through the noise with clear insights on the stories driving the day—politics, culture, a

Joe breaks down the gridlocked Lindsay Clancy murder trial, predicting a hung jury and explaining why personal accountability must triumph over mental health excuses. Next, he takes on CNN's language games, comparing their refusal to say "illegal alien" to the tough-on-immigration rhetoric of 1990s Democrats like Bill and Hillary Clinton.Later, things get hilariously bizarre as Joe mocks Hunter Biden's recent podcast oversharing, and reacts to Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez's declaration that she would never date a conservative—proposing a few perfect left-wing matches instead.

Joe Concha fires back at what he calls the single most ridiculous political soundbite of the year: New York Governor Kathy Hochul claiming Donald Trump is defunding the police, NYPD intelligence, and local fire departments. Joe breaks down AOC's tactical retreat when confronted over her association with controversial Twitch streamer Hasan Piker, and reacts to Bernie Sanders' blunt admission that Democrats will welcome any "inmate" into the Senate asylum just to secure a voting majority.Later, Joe analyzes the shifting tides of the midterms, explaining how critical union support—from Teamsters to auto workers—is slipping away from Democrats and outlines how a minor polling error could trigger a major Republican Senate sweep.

Joe Concha brings his sharp, no-nonsense take to 77 WABC every Sunday from 11 am to Noon.A veteran media and politics analyst and Fox News contributor, Concha cuts through the noise with clear insights on the stories driving the day—politics, culture, a

Join Joe Concha as he discusses the current state of Mamdani's promises, grown men crying on late night television, the latest updates in Hollywood, and more on WABC.

Joe Concha brings his sharp, no-nonsense take to 77 WABC every Sunday from 11 am to Noon.A veteran media and politics analyst and Fox News contributor, Concha cuts through the noise with clear insights on the stories driving the day—politics, culture, a

Joe Concha is back to break down the latest crossroads in American politics and cultural icons. In this episode, Joe exposes the revisionist history around Joe Biden's exit from the campaign trail, skewers CNN's dismal primetime ratings, and tackles the left's panicked scramble to distance themselves from controversial streamer Hasan Piker. Plus, a warm tribute to the late Dolly Parton and her Tonight Show memories, a Pee-wee Herman birthday throwback, Trump's proposal to rename Lake Ontario and a full slate of NFL win-total predictions that might just start a civil war in Joe's own house.

Joe Concha brings his sharp, no-nonsense take to 77 WABC every Sunday from 11 am to Noon.A veteran media and politics analyst and Fox News contributor, Concha cuts through the noise with clear insights on the stories driving the day—politics, culture, a

Joe Concha balances a heartfelt tribute to the legendary Dolly Parton with a fast-paced dive into the front lines of today's cultural and political wars. From a shocking $10 million Iranian bounty on Baron Trump to the WNBA's refusal to let NBA veterans Enes Kanter Freedom and Royce White join the league under transgender self-identification rules, Joe pulls no punches. Plus, he breaks down Dr. Abdul El-Sayed's disastrous interview with Jesse Watters regarding healthcare math and minor surgeries.

Joe Concha looks back at the absurdity of the 2022 US Open COVID-19 vaccine mandates that locked out tennis star Novak Djokovic, contrasting it with the media's political double standards. Joe also takes aim at Howard Stern's transition from anti-establishment rebel to celebrity elitist, breaks down the economic blockades surrounding Iran and the Strait of Hormuz and debunks controversial statements made by Jasmine Crockett. .

Join Joe Concha as he discusses the latest in Hollywood, Gavin Newsom's latest comments, financial literacy, and more on WABC.

Joe Concha brings his sharp, no-nonsense take to 77 WABC every Sunday from 11 am to Noon.A veteran media and politics analyst and Fox News contributor, Concha cuts through the noise with clear insights on the stories driving the day—politics, culture, a

Joe Concha brings his sharp, no-nonsense take to 77 WABC every Sunday from 11 am to Noon.A veteran media and politics analyst and Fox News contributor, Concha cuts through the noise with clear insights on the stories driving the day—politics, culture, aJoin Joe Concha as he discusses the spread of Israel Derangement Syndrome, the similarities to Trump Derangement Dyndrome, the shifts in congress, and more on WABC.

Joe reacts to the economic fallout of NYC Mayor Mamdani's second home tax proposal, which is sending major businesses packing for Texas and Miami. He shifts focus to Florida's primary results, dissecting "socialist" Angie Nixon's controversial drag show comments, and exposes the questionable math and legality of LA Mayor Karen Bass's campaign match program. Joe also critiques South Carolina Senate hopeful Darlene Graham's viral foreign policy blunder, analyzes Kentucky Governor Andy Beshear's "big tent" defense of progressive platforms, and compares Iran's geopolitical stall tactics to boxer Tony Tucker surviving Mike Tyson. Finally, the show honors Bill Clinton's 80th birthday with a classic SNL throwback, features Mike Pence's take on political extremes during the "Cat's Corner" segment and closes with WNBA talk about WNBA "villains" Caitlin Clark and Sophie Cunningham.

In this high-octane episode, Joe goes to war with woke and exposes New York's socialist 'pied-à-terre' tax dodge, where local politicians release hit lists of wealthy homeowners but chicken out of showing up to city council to answer basic questions. Joe dives into the controversial family connections shaking up the Michigan Senate race, analyzes the media's desperate spin of Jon Ossoff's bizarre Trump attacks, and debates the best sports movies of all time for Robert Redford's 90th birthday—including why The Karate Kid is absolutely a sport! Wrap it all up with a bizarre Jersey Shore civics quiz from Jesse Watters Primetime that will make you weep for the future of the republic. Fast-paced, unapologetic, and 100% authentic—it's the fastest hour on radio.

in this episode of The Joe Concha Show, Joe dives headfirst into the WNBA's latest self-inflicted "woke" controversy, where courtside fans wearing basic "XX-XY" biology t-shirts were forced by security to cover up. Joe exposes the league's glaring double standards, pointing out how pro-trans shirts and two-time election loser Stacey Abrams were celebrated on the Jumbotron during the very same game.The episode also breaks down new FBI data showing historic drops in violent crime—including a massive 64% reduction in Newark—and details how the media is desperately trying to spin the success. Plus, Joe fact-checks progressive politicians like AOC and Mimdani trying to backpedal on their own radical records, reviews Todd Blanche's fiery exchange on DOJ independence and the criminal referral heading Dr. Fauci's way, and features Bill Maher exposing the massive contradictions in progressive circles

Join Joe Concha as he discusses the government-run supermarkets that Zohran Mamdani is trying to implement, the various moves and growths of the socialists and more on WABC.

Joe Concha delivers a sharp critique of the Democratic Party's shifting positions and woke policies, policing, and social issues, arguing that figures like AOC are recalibrating for electoral advantage. The episode also covers the Luigi Mangione case and backlash against those glorifying the killing, while praising the communication skills of Marco Rubio and JD Vance. 

Joe Concha brings his sharp, no-nonsense take to 77 WABC every Sunday from 11 am to Noon.A veteran media and politics analyst and Fox News contributor, Concha cuts through the noise with clear insights on the stories driving the day—politics, culture, a

Joe Concha tackles the latest political face-lifts, media spin, and cultural clashes. First, Joe exposes the sudden rebranding of progressives like Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, who is now laughing off her past radical stances as "woke one" madness. Then, he dives into the extreme cultural battles of the upper Midwest, calling out Minnesota's Peggy Flanigan over her support for unrestricted, age-limit-free gender-affirming care on children.

Joe Concha takes a hammer to the week's most unserious political and cultural moments. From Sean Hannity cornering a Democratic Socialists of America co-chair who cannot define a single tax rate, to Hillary Clinton's bitter "public therapy tour" comparing the White House to Saddam Hussein's palaces, Joe exposes the progressive ideas failing in real-time. He dissects AOC's moderate rebrand, NYC Mayor Zohran Mamdani's falling approval ratings and his wife's denied police escort to high-risk travel zones, and a Michigan politician's bizarre crusade linking American football to historical oppression.

On this episode of The Joe Concha Show, Joe takes aim at the far-left, calling out Democratic Socialists of America leaders who dodge basic policy questions on taxes and defunding the police. From Francesca Hong's backtracking on canceling Thanksgiving to Abdul El-Sayed labeling college football as "toxically masculine," Joe exposes the latest progressive absurdities while breaking down the future of the Democratic ticket. Plus, Joe shifts gears to the lighter "B block" to celebrate Hulk Hogan's legacy, recount a rib-cracking encounter at the RNC.

Joe tackles AOC's political future, explaining why she'll skip a grueling presidential run in favor of a comfortable primary challenge against Chuck Schumer. He exposes the chameleon-like accents of New York mayoral candidate Zohran Mamdani and the hypocrisy of corporate media anchors running interference for progressive politicians.Later, Joe details the double standards and rising tensions in the WNBA, dissects Abdul El-Sayed's defensive mathematical gymnastics regarding Medicare-for-All taxes, and delivers a throwback to a time when prominent liberals like David Letterman and Jimmy Carter actually championed common-sense voting guidelines.

Join Joe Concha as he discusses Mamdani getting booed by police, Adbul El-Sayed's views on Jews, and more on WABC.

Joe Concha brings his sharp, no-nonsense take to 77 WABC every Sunday from 11 am to Noon.A veteran media and politics analyst and Fox News contributor, Concha cuts through the noise with clear insights on the stories driving the day—politics, culture, aJoin Jake Novak, in for Joe Concha, as he discusses the recent democratic primary in Michigan, Abdul El-Sayed and his impacts and more on WABC.

Joe Concha brings his sharp, no-nonsense take to 77 WABC every Sunday from 11 am to Noon.A veteran media and politics analyst and Fox News contributor, Concha cuts through the noise with clear insights on the stories driving the day—politics, culture, aJoin Jake Novak, in for Joe Concha as he discusses the rise of Communism in the United States, the victory of Abdul El-Sayed and more on WABC.