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Episode 182: Politics, Public Safety & Patriotic Music with Christopher Macchio
Bo discusses current issues facing New York City, including public safety, government policy, and economic challenges. The episode concludes with a featured interview with singer Christopher Macchio covering his career, major performances, and passion for American and Italian musical traditions.
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Episode 179: Mamdani’s Housing Takeover, Hochul’s Pension Giveaway, ICE Crackdown, and NYC Budget Fraud
On this episode, Bo sounds off on what he calls the destructive agenda of Mamdani and Governor Kathy Hochul, from new tax proposals on secondary apartments to a massive housing plan that he says will punish landlords and push New York closer to socialist control. Bo breaks down the city’s budget games, state bailouts, pension […]
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Episode 178: NYC Subway Horror, Washington Square Park Crime, Anti-Israel Protests, ICE Chaos, and Mamdani’s Budget Games
On this episode, Bo sounds off on New York City’s growing public safety crisis, starting with the subway death of a 76-year-old man and what he says is the city’s failure to properly deal with mental illness. Bo also takes on crime in Washington Square Park, anti-Israel protests outside synagogues, masked demonstrators, attacks on police, […]
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Episode 177: Scott LoBaido On The 9/11 Flag Fight, Mamdani, Hasan Piker, Trump’s Inner Circle, and Fake Patriots
On this episode, Bo Dietl sits down with patriotic artist and activist Scott LoBaido for a fiery conversation on America, New York City, and the fight to protect the flag. LoBaido discusses his mission to bring patriotism back through art, his work painting American flags across the country, and his push to get a proper […]
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Episode 176: NYC Cop Killer Sentencing, Mamdani’s Tax War, NYC Budget Crisis, and Trump Security Scare
On this episode, Bo takes on the biggest issues hitting New York City and the country. He reacts to the sentencing of a cop killer, calls out the parole board for releasing convicted cop killers, and blasts Mayor Mamdani’s tax push, rent freeze agenda, budget crisis, and attacks on business leaders like Ken Griffin. Bo […]
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Episode 175: NYPD Under FIRE, Soft Justice SPARKS Outrage, and City Leadership FAILING
On this episode, Bo sounds off on the controversial case involving Sergeant Duran and what he calls a complete failure of the justice system. He breaks down rising crime, attacks in the subway, and the growing dangers facing both police and everyday New Yorkers. Bo also dives into leadership decisions that are weakening public safety, […]
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Episode 174: NYC Crime Out of Control, Soft Sentences SPARK Outrage, and Taxes Rising as City SPENDING Spirals
On this episode, Bo sounds off on the state of New York City as violent crime and weak sentencing continue to shake public confidence. He reacts to outrage over reduced charges in cop killing cases and explains how repeat offenders keep getting back on the streets. Bo also breaks down rising taxes, out of control […]
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Episode 173: NYC FALLING APART, Crime UP, Taxes RISING, and Businesses FLEEING
On this episode, Bo Dietl sounds off on the NYC crisis, including rising crime, bail reform failures, and growing corruption inside city leadership. He breaks down collapsing school numbers, skyrocketing costs, migrant spending and shelter scandals, and why businesses are leaving the city. Bo also dives into taxes, public safety concerns, and the political decisions […]
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Episode 172: Scott Munro On NYPD Exodus, Anti-Police Politics, and the Fight to Save Law Enforcement
On this episode, Bo Dietl sits down with DEA President Scott Munro to break down the alarming loss of experienced NYPD detectives, the policies driving cops out of the job, and the growing anti-police climate in New York. They dive into pension issues, recruitment struggles, political leadership, and what it will take to restore respect, […]
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Episode 171: Michael Hershman On Watergate, NYPD Corruption, and Global Investigations
On this episode, Bo sits down with longtime friend and legendary investigator Michael Hershman to break down a career that spans military intelligence, NYPD corruption probes, and some of the most significant political scandals in U.S. history. From tracking terrorist organizations during the Vietnam era to serving as a senior investigator on the Watergate Committee, […]
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Episode 170: Homeland Security Shutdown, IRS Oversight & The Debate Over Transgender Mass Shooters in America
On this episode, Bo breaks down the Department of Homeland Security shutdown and what it means for TSA, FEMA, cybersecurity and national security. He questions IRS oversight of nonprofit funding tied to anti ICE activism, addresses transparency and leadership concerns in New York City, and examines recent mass shootings including the ongoing debate surrounding transgender […]
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Episode 169: ICE Enforcement, Sanctuary Policies and Department of Homeland Security Leadership with Louis Gregory
On this episode, Bo Dietl sits down with former Homeland Security director Louis Gregory to discuss ICE operations, border enforcement, and the political firestorm surrounding federal agents. They break down how DHS was formed after 9 11, the challenges facing law enforcement today, and what must change to restore cooperation and public safety.
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Episode 168: Street Disorder, Migrant Housing Bills, Budget Trouble, and Safety Fears
On this episode, Bo reacts to new violent crime incidents and disturbing footage as he sounds the alarm on public safety. He breaks down the cost of emergency migrant housing, hotel shelter spending, and how rising city expenses are feeding budget gaps, higher taxes, and strained services. Bo also discusses police resources, court backlogs, housing […]
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Episode 167: Crime, Drugs, the New Mayor’s Anti-Cop Agenda, and the Fentanyl Pipeline with Frank Tarentino
On this episode Bo calls out criminal migrants being released, gun chaos on the streets, and a new mayor already pushing an anti cop agenda. Bo is joined by Frank Tarentino, the DEA leader overseeing the northeast, to break down the fentynol pipeline, cartel networks, and why federal cases are stepping in because New York […]
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He Lived It Before Hollywood Filmed It — Bo Dietl on Wolf of Wall Street & Life on The Edge
From life-or-death encounters on the streets to the spotlight of fame, Bo Dietl’s journey is anything but ordinary. Bo thrived on some of New York City’s deadliest streets — relying solely on grit, guts and a life-saving “sixth sense.” Now, the legendary NYPD detective joins The Edge with Eric Bolling to share his wildest stories. […]
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Episode 166: The Election for New York’s Future Is Here
On this episode, Bo delivers his most urgent warning yet before Election Day. With New York City’s future on the line, Bo breaks down the stakes of the mayoral race, exposing the radical ties, false promises, and dangerous agenda behind socialist candidate Zohran Mamdani. From rising crime and rent freezes to attacks on police and […]
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Episode 165: All Eyes on the NYC Mayoral Debate as Mamdani Faces Pressure Over Crime, Cops, and Corruption
On this episode, Bo sounds the alarm about what he calls the most critical New York City election in 75 years. With crime rising, homelessness out of control, and morale in the NYPD collapsing, Bo urges every New Yorker to get out and vote against what he sees as a radical socialist agenda. He lays […]
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Episode 164: Harlem Shootings, Defund Delusion, and the Truth Behind the Mosque No. 7 Case with Randy Jurgensen
On this episode, Bo speaks with Randy Jurgensen, the legendary NYPD detective and Korean War hero, for a no-nonsense conversation about crime in New York City, why defund the police is not the answer, and what it takes to keep the streets safe. Bo and Randy break down recent headlines from the Bronx and Harlem, […]
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Episode 163: Police Response, Gang Activity, and the Ongoing Fight to Protect New York Communities
On this episode, Bo Dietl sounds the alarm on rising violence across New York City, from a shocking Bronx shooting caught on camera to chaos on a Harlem subway platform. Bo shares his firsthand perspective as a former NYPD detective, calling out failed leadership, soft on crime policies, and the dangerous push to defund the […]
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