Bob Lonsberry

The Finance Guys discuss Nancy Pelosi's trading and the average rate of return for congressmen. They discuss Kevin O'Leary's opinion of NY being a "loser state" as well as Nikki Haley staying in the Presidential race.

Guest hosts The Financial Guys take over the Lonsberry show to talk about investment companies leaving NY, over-regulation in America, student loan forgiveness.

Bob Lonsberry show is guest hosted by The Finance Guys, who discuss Trump's Mar-A-Lago evaluation, Kevin O'Leary's take on Trump's case as a fraudulent judgement. Furthermore, they discuss the allocation of funds in D.C. and running the country like a business.

Your 9 a.m. Thursday news update, with Todd Halliday.

The Finance Guys guest host for the Bob Lonsberry show, they discuss the Trump case, Letitia James, drop in graduation rates and sports leagues in the transgender community.

WHAM 5 o'clock News Hour with Joe Lasky & Liz Warner Wed. 2-21

Your Noon News Update with Joe Lasky Wed. 2-21

Lonsberry talks about the recent death of a giraffe at the Seneca Park Zoo due to an undiagnosed multi-organ infection. He is joined by Joyce Stanford Crook, relative to the Purple Heart veteran who's medal was recently recovered.

Bob talks about the downtown YMCA closing due to low customer numbers. A recent Fisch Report on Rochester AMS services and hospital turnaround. Furthermore, he discusses Jeremy Cooney returning to Louise Slaughter's goal of high speed trains in the city aswell as the Trump fraud case.

Bob talks with the Dean of Monmouth University, David Hamilton Golland, about his new book, "Living Just to Find Emotion: Journey and the Story of American Rock". Later he talks about democratic policies with callers and the misappropriation of tax funds by the Community Resource Center

Your 9 a.m. Wednesday news update, with Todd Halliday.

Bob talks about the increase in job opportunities for illegal immigrants, Brighton discrimination lawsuit, record numbers of northern border crossing, and is briefly joined by Todd Hallidy to discuss journalistic integrity.

WHAM 5 o'clock News Hour with Joe Lasky & Liz Warner Tue. 2-20

Your Noon News Update with Joe Lasky Tue. 2-20

Bob talks with Justin Wilcox, executive director of Upstate Union, about the decline in banking & agriculture jobs in New York. Later, he speaks with Bill Scribner, current police chief of the VA about Lieutenant Stanford, the Purple Heart award recipient who's medal was stolen from the family.

Bob Lonsberry talks to Kevin Colona about the recovery of a long lost Purple Heart medal from a Spencerport family. Bob speaks on the recent crime uptick on Monroe Ave aswell as a development agent in Medina who criticized local home owners for house upkeep.

Bob talks to Todd Hoffman of Hoffman Appliances about the history of his family and the business. Bob talks about the Shawn Appleberry case and Juror #3 being targeted by Appleberry's family on social media, demanding to throw out the verdict based on discovery. Bob refers to the 2020 protests and routine attack of police officers and the potential need for Juror protection laws.

Your 9 a.m. Tuesday news update, with Todd Halliday.

Bob Lonsberry talks on the use of taxpayer money for college, supporting local business, NASCAR. Bob speaks about David Andreatta moving from Democrat and Chronicle, generally the loss of journalistic integrity, aswell as presidential election polls.

WHAM 5 o'clock News Hour with Joe Lasky& Liz Warner Mon. 2-19

Your Noon News Update with Joe Lasky Mon. 2-19

Bob talks about a stolen car in Lockport, a stolen service van, the RPD's don't chase policy, bob takes calls, Bob talks Fredrick Douglass, shoplifing, and local history with producer Mike.

Bob takes calls, talks about a notice posted by the CRC, gives a family update, talks about Presidents Day and talks to producer Mike and Todd Hallidy.

Bob talks about his son dining at Mar - a - Lago, assaults on Monroe Ave, the Palestine protest at 12 Corners, the economics of the counties on the NY/PA border, city ambulance options, closure of Java's, and non - profits.

Bob talks non profits, city ambulance options, Hochul and childhood poverty, and gun transfers.