Len Berman and Michael Riedel In The Morning

Alice asks New Yorkers if they are going to watch the January 6th commission tonight. The Rangers also play tonight,

This guy was out walking in the dark and reached down to pet what he thought was a dog. The man was petting a gator.

Burrows produced 'Cheers,' 'Friends,' 'The Bob Newhart Show' and many more.

Rich says Biden is ticked off with his staff for walking back his controversial gaffs.

Matthew McConaughey gave a emotion speech at the White House about the mass shooting in Texas. Johnny Depp, will he make Amber Heard pay what the courts say?

Chris says the truth may come out tonight during the televised investigation. He also said we have to listen to both sides to cure the country.

Suozzi would not sing during the debate, but he did for us. Suozzi had a great showing in the second Democratic debate and is a favorite of the party. Suozzi says if he's elected the first thing, he will take care of is crime and taxes.

The FBI may get sued by the victims of Larry Nasser because the FBI was told about the sex crimes and did nothing about it.

What he said he listened while he was gone, and he said the guys sounded like they got along. So maybe he's the argument starter.

The morning show goes down memory lane and celebrates music from the 70's.

Mayor Adams poll number are sinking, so you'd think he would be worried, but he looked at the numbers and said if you get a 'fair' rating in NYC you are doing an okay job.

As you may have guessed, most New Yorkers believe the soaring rent prices are crazy. Most people Alice talked to that live in the city have roommates

Giangrande says if your employer wants to change their hours of operation you must comply or face dismissal.

Laura gave her thoughts on last nights Democratic debate. She believes that Tom Suozzi and Kathy Hochul did better than Jumaane Williams.

Dr. Poland says we may be in for another surge over the summer.

Sinclair says gas prices are not expected to slow over the summer, in fact if the hurricane season damages oil refineries down south gas prices could ride to a devastating level.

Borelli tells the guys that he wants to side with Mayor Adams, but he's not seen anything the Mayor has done make a difference.

Adams wants the courts to put criminals in jail, have mandatory federal gun charges, and the freeing up of NYPD officers so they can do their jobs.

Houchul will keep pushing until it's a law in New York State that no one under 21-years-old can purchase an automatic weapon.

Len, Michael, and Listeners chime in with their favorites.

Alice hits the street to talk with folks about Adams calling NYC criminal justice system a laughingstock.

Oleksinski saw the new David Cronenberg movie 'Crimes of the Future.' It's about people growing extra organs. Johnny says don't bother.

Brennan says Phil is taking blood money to play for a league that kills journalist and has a terrible human rights record.

Ryan tells the guys about one of the young girls who survived by spreading blood from another classmate all over herself. She will speak to Congress.

Hogan tells the guys that the number 1 concern to NYC residence is crime. Adams has lost some backing with minorities because of his lack of progress in solving NYC problems.