Bob Lonsberry

Bob talks about the one year anniversary of the Biden - Trump debate, Bob talks about the breaking news from the Supreme Court, Bob takes calls, talks about the Canisteo Rotary closing, and Bob talks to the Livingston County Sheriff Tom Dougherty about the high speed pursuit that came through his county yesterday.

Bob talks about the war between Rwanda and the Democratic Republic of Congo, upper middle class Democratic voters in New York City voting for Mamdani, the search for Zy'Jae St. Pierre continuing, and Pete Hegseth re-naming a oiler ship.

Bob talks about the Supreme Court rulings due today, his plans for next week, a crane being used to lift Genny C the elephant off her side, mulberry season, Cuomo remaining on the general election ballot for the NYC mayoral election, the NBA Draft, the cell phone ban in schools and local control, and the police pursuit yesterday.

The Morning News with Joe Lasky Fri. 6-27

Bob talks about the accomplishments of Malik Evans vs. Trump, a potential change with pistol permits, the Supreme Court ruling that states can deny Medicaid funds to Planned Parenthood, Tish James wanting to curtail high speed police chases, and Bob takes a call.

Bob talks to Robert Mitchell of the Loftus C. Carson Memorial Golf Tournament about the tournament and the scholarships handed out, Bob talks about WHAM's Barry Vee being inducted into the New York State USBC Bowling Hall of Fame, Bob reads an RPD press release about the leadup to the attempted murder of an officer Sunday, and Bob talks about the retirement of Fairport Police Chief Matt Barnes.

Bob talks about a fire in Scottsville, talks to guest conductor Matt Cramer and assistant conductor Gerard Hardiman about Red, White and Boom, and the summer schedule for the RPO, Bob talks about the debate over the effectiveness of the attack on the Iranian nuclear sites, and talks about the results of Tuesday's Democratic primaries.

The Morning News with Joe Lasky & Barry Vee Thu. 6-26

Bob talks about an attempted murder at a Perinton park possibly being racially motivated, The Iranian Ayatollah issuing a statement declaring victory, a text from RG&E, and a retired police officer bringing a gun to the airport last week.

Bob talks to the director of the South East Area Coalition Mike Evans about the SEAC Tool Shed and repelling off the Hyatt Building, Bob talks about Morelle voting to table impeachment, Robin Wilt losing the Democratic primary for her Brighton Town Board seat, Bob talks to State Senator Rob Ortt about Zohran Mamdani and nuclear power, and Bob talks to Radio Mike.

Bob talks about the city primaries and the low turnout, the protests against the bombing of Iran, and Bob talks to the Republican primary winner for Ontario County DA Jason MacBride.

Bob talks about a memorial to Jamieson Ritter at the training course for police, Bob gives new info on the door plug blowout on an Alaska Airlines flight last year, talks about an attempted murder at a Perinton park, vandalism in a gay neighborhood in Atlanta, and his father in law being in town.

Bob talks about the primary election winners in the city and the low turnout, Jim Ritts losing to Jason MacBride in the Republican primary for Ontario County DA, Andrew Cuomo losing the Democratic primary for New York City Mayor to a socialist, Bob takes a call, and talks about America not winning a war since World War II.

The Morning News with Joe Lasky & Barry Vee Wed. 6-25

Bob talks about society and toughness, the Supreme Court ruling that Trump can deport illegal immigrants to third party country, and primary day.

Bob talks about abortion statistics, Bob talks about his run and the enhanced police presence on North Clinton Avenue, and Bob shares new info on the attempted murder of a Rochester Police officer.

Bob talks to Greece Town Supervisor Bill Reilich about the death of his friend former Monroe County Legislature President Joe Carbone, Bob talks about primary day for Rochester Mayor and City Council, and Bob talks to Locust Club President Geoff Wiater about the attempted murder of one of his members.

Bob talks about the delicate ceasefire between Israel and Iran, and Iran's response to the bombing of their nuclear sites, Bob gives more info on the attempted murder of an RPD officer, Bob talks to State Senator George Borrello about Hochul wanting nuclear power, and Bob talks about the storm in Lake Tahoe that killed a group of people from the Rochester region.

The Morning News with Joe Lasky & Barry Vee Tue. 6-24

Bob talks about a Wall Street Journal report on Hochul wanting nuclear power, Bob talks to Monroe County Director for Veterans Services Nick Stefanovic about Iranian interference in the Iraq and Afghanistan wars, Bob talks about the church shooting in Wayne, Michigan, takes calls on Iran, and talks about the bombing of Iran nuclear sites.

Bob talks about a Wall Street Journal story about Hochul directing the state to develop nuclear power plants, Bob talks about the Bombing of Iran, the Joe Morelle response to it and Bob takes calls on it, Bob talks to Rochester Police Chief Dave Smith about the man who attempted murder on one of his officers, and Bob talks about the Ontario County DA primary.

Bob talks to Garrett Lubberts, Paul Lubberts, and Irene Lubberts Lockwood about Garrett and the family's involvement in the Dutch Resistance Movement during World War II.

Bob talks about Iran, a fatal tornado in Clark Mills, the attempted murder of an RPD officer, the death of former Monroe County Legislator Joe Carbone, and Bob talks about the local primary elections.

The Morning News with Joe Lasky & Barry Vee Mon. 6-23

Bob talks about Neil Gorsuch and his dislike of plea agreements, Bob takes calls, talks about a Wall Street Journal story about illegal immigrant health care, and Bob talks to Marvin.

Bob talks about cannabis use disorder and psychological disorders, Bob takes calls, talks about Iran, and talks about the 2nd law of behavior.

The Morning News with Joe Lasky Fri. 6-20

Bob takes calls, talks about the 2nd law of behavior and lunch at Rocky's.

Bob talks about another failure for the wine in grocery stores bill, flooding in Avon, Henrietta, and Rush, Channel 8's Adam Chodak helping Channel 13's Christian Garzone push his Channel 13 news vehicle to safety, his cousin coming to town, grapes, graduation parties, money being spent on illegal immigrant healthcare, and Bob takes calls.

Bob talks to Radio Mike about Iran and middle eastern wars, Bob takes a call, and talks about washouts on the Lavonia Avon and Lakeville Railroad.

Bob talks about the water flow at Irondequoit Creek from yesterday's rain, Bob takes calls, talks about Iran, down syndrome and abortion, the state planning to provide legal assistance to illegal immigrants detained by ICE, the U.S. Attorney for the Northern District of New York getting a knife pulled on him, and Gillibrand wanting $50 Million for food deserts.

Bob talks to Assemblyman Brian Manktelow about the recently completed legislative session, Bob talks about pro-Iran protesters, the flooding yesterday, Iran, and Bob takes calls.

Bob talks about the rain and flooding yesterday, fish fry, possible war with Iran, an local ICE stop and arrest yesterday, the Fishers Fire District deciding to dissolve, a shooting on Dayton Street, and Bob takes a call.

The Morning News with Joe Lasky Thu. 6-19

Bob talks about the Supreme Court ruling on the Tennessee ban on gender affirming care for minors, a possible ICE raid at the Public Market, the U.S. Attorney for the Northern District of New York having a knife pulled on him by an illegal immigrant, the state possibly offering legal defense to illegal immigrants detained by ICE, and the Rush Fire Department deciding to discontinue ambulance service.

Bob talks about the Rochester City Council Democratic Primary, the potential dissolution of the Fishers Fire District, his run, the Fairport Angels Blood Drive, the Rush Fire Department voting to discontinue ambulance service, the State Assembly voting against a ban on natural gas hookups, and new information on the political assassin in Minnesota.

Bob talks about the U.S. Attorney for the Northern District of New York having a knife drawn on them, a possible dissolution vote at the Fishers Fire District, a proposed truk regulation put on hold by a Trump executive order, Trump reversing call to stop ICE raids at farms, restaurants and hotels, Kristi Noem having an allergic reaction, Bob reacts to a video from Ronnie Winter of Red Jumpsuit Apparatus, and Bob talks about Democratic primaries in the city.

Bob talks about Iran, Bob takes calls, talks about a Pride Month display in West Irondequoit, and a man killed on a motorcycle by a SUV in Bethany.

The Morning News with Joe Lasky & Barry Vee Wed. 6-18

Bob talks about Iranian TV, measles, Trump's lack of empathy for Tim Walz, legislation that would give state police time off in thew event of a traumatic incident, and SALT deductions and the Big Beautiful Bill.

Bob talks to Drum Major Sargent First Class Drew Gansz about playing in the Army Parade and about his career, Bob talks about Iran, and security and safety for public officials.

Bob talks about the man who hit a RPD cruiser head on and his release by Judge Van White, the family of Messiah Nantwi filing a civil rights lawsuit against the state and officers that murdered him, a local news screw up, the RG&E "If You Smell Gas" ads, the course of events Saturday morning with the Minnesota political assassin, and Bob gives his endorsements for Rochester City Council.

Bob talks about the Israel - Iran war, the Ukraine - Russia war, a donation to Stanley Martin from a cop killer, Ontario Beach Park security, a shooting on Murray Street, city crossing guards, and a fire in a Brockport Schools maintenance building on Saturday.

The Morning News with Joe Lasky & Barry Vee Tue. 6-17

Bob talks to Robert Colby of Colby Homestead Farms about the weather impact on agriculture, Bob talks about a local man that marched in the Army Parade, Bob reads an RPD press release about a man who hit a police cruiser head on, and Bob talks about the baby on the roof.

Bob talks about his weekend, the No Kings demonstrations, the Army Parade, a study that said Lake Ave between Lyell and Ridge Road is the most unsafe stretch of road in the state, a pause being put on ICE raids at farms, hotels, and restaurants, and a Wall Street Journal story on Iran wanting to stop the war with Israel, Bob reads a Facebook post from a Gold Star mother, talks about Fox News vs. PBS coverage of the Army Parade, and gives an update on the mother of Zy'Jae St. Pierre.

Bob talks about his weekend, and the Fox News coverage of the Army Parade, Bob takes calls, talks about the Israel-Iran war, and talks to Radio Mike about going to the George Strait concert in Buffalo.

Bob talks about a bill that would give Monroe County its own judicial district, the murder and attempted murder of two Minnesota politicians, Bob reads a California Highway Patrol press release about a Mt. Morris man, Bob talks about Malik Evans launching TV ads ahead of the primary, his take away from politics over the weekend, home construction regulation, Wegmans and Walmart re-organizing stores, and Bob takes a call.

The Morning News with Joe Lasky & Barry Vee Mon. 6-16

Bob talks to baker Chris Lomax about being blind and restaurant co-owner Joe Racalto of Ricalto's in Hornell about Chris baking for him, and Bob talks to Congressman Nick Langworthy about the congressional hearing yesterday on sanctuary states with Hochul and immigration.