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07/13/2026

Today on The Joe Mangiacotti Show, we’re loaded up for a hard-hitting Sunday morning conversation.
First up, John Deaton, Republican candidate for U.S. Senate in Massachusetts, joins Joe to talk about his campaign, the affordability crisis crushing families across the Commonwealth, out-of-control spending in Washington, energy costs, housing, healthcare, veterans, corruption, and why he believes Massachusetts voters deserve a real alternative to one-party rule.
Then Joe turns to the political implosion in Maine surrounding Democrat U.S. Senate candidate Graham Platner. The allegations and controversies are piling up — sexual assault accusations he denies, a Nazi-linked tattoo, deleted online posts, disturbing campaign baggage, and Democrats who once lined up behind him now suddenly running for the exits. Is this about principle, or just panic because they fear he can’t beat Susan Collins?
And we’ll dig into the massive Massachusetts SNAP fraud case — a tiny Mattapan store allegedly tied to a nearly $7 million food-stamp fraud scheme. Joe’s message is simple: before Beacon Hill asks taxpayers for one more penny, audit the programs, stop the stealing, and clean house.
Tune in to The Joe Mangiacotti Show, 9 AM to Noon on WCRN 830 AM, streaming live. Call in at 508-871-7000.Common sense conversation for the common sense citizen.

07/13/2026

Today on The Joe Mangiacotti Show — the socialist takeover of New York is no longer theory, it is happening in real time. Zohran Mamdani’s political machine just helped knock off establishment Democrats, including Congressman Dan Goldman, proving the radical Left is not just protesting outside the building anymore — it is taking the building over.
We’ll also follow the money on USAID, DOGE, Elon Musk, and the growing question of whether American taxpayer dollars were funding humanitarian aid — or helping prop up left-wing political networks around the world.
Call in: 508-871-7000Follow: conversation for the commonsense citizen.Live in Liberty.

07/13/2026

Today on The Joe Mangiacotti Show
We’re diving into the stories everyone is talking about — and the ones too many outlets would rather downplay.
Joe breaks down the latest Supreme Court decisions and what they really mean for the Constitution, presidential authority, citizenship, immigration, and the rule of law. When the Court rules, we may not always like the outcome, but in America, the system only works if the rulings are followed — and if the people understand what is actually being decided.
We’ll also look at the shocking Paramus, New Jersey yearbook incident, where a student submitted an infant photo of Adolf Hi**er as a “baby picture” prank, leading to confiscated yearbooks, a police investigation, and a broader conversation about schools, discipline, accountability, and how quickly something can move from bad judgment to a “bias incident.”
Plus, Joe takes on the growing problem of schools being used as political staging grounds — from anti-ICE activism to student protests pushed by adults with an agenda. Parents send their children to school to learn, not to be recruited into someone else’s private political army.
Common sense conversation for the common sense citizen.
Listen live on WCRN 830 AM, stream us, and call in at 508-871-7000.
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07/13/2026

Today on The Joe Mangiacotti Show — we are taking on the stories that expose the fight for America’s rule of law, election integrity, national security, and basic common sense.We’ll start with President Trump, Iran, and the old question: do we trust Tehran, or do we verify first and keep the pressure on? America First foreign policy cannot mean handing breathing room to a regime that has spent decades chanting “Death to America,” funding proxies, threatening Israel, and destabilizing the world. Strength, inspections, consequences — that has to be the standard.Then we turn to voter ID and election integrity. Why do you need identification to fly, buy a beer, open a bank account, get a prescription, or check into a hotel — but somehow the political class gets nervous when we ask for ID and proof of citizenship to vote? Secure elections are not voter suppression. They are the foundation of a constitutional republic.We’ll also talk ICE, sanctuary politics, and what happens when government employees decide federal law is optional. Two former Utah court clerks are accused of helping illegal aliens sneak out the back door of a courthouse to avoid ICE. That is not compassion. That is not public service. That is alleged sabotage from inside the justice system.And speaking of public trust, we’ll discuss the Texas parole supervisor reportedly fired after vile comments defending convicted killer Karmelo Anthony after the murder of 17-year-old Austin Metcalf. If you work in parole, corrections, or law enforcement, you do not get to cheer for killers and mock victims’ families. The justice system must be blind — not political, not racial, not activist.Plus: ranked-choice election chaos in Maine, Beacon Hill pretending it can fix the energy prices it helped create, and the growing question every commonsense citizen should be asking: are our institutions still serving the people, or are insiders using them to serve an agenda?Call in and be part of the conversation: 508-871-7000.The Joe Mangiacotti ShowCommon sense conversation for the commonsense citizen.Live in Liberty.

07/13/2026

Today on The Joe Mangiacotti Show
Good morning, America. It is Wednesday, June 10th, and if you want to understand why people no longer trust the institutions running this country, just look at the stories we are covering today.
We’ll start in California, where election chaos is once again front and center. The Los Angeles mayoral race has seen ballot updates shift the order days after Election Night, with Nithya Raman moving ahead of Spencer Pratt for second place in the race to face Mayor Karen Bass. At the same time, federal scrutiny is now underway, with the U.S. Attorney’s Office in Los Angeles and the FBI looking at election-related concerns. Joe will ask the obvious question: how long are Americans supposed to accept election systems where the results keep changing after Election Day and the answer from officials is always, “just trust us”?
Then we’ll stay in California for the governor’s race, where Republican Steve Hilton has advanced against Democrat Xavier Becerra. This race is bigger than one state. California has become the national laboratory for progressive one-party rule: homelessness, unaffordable housing, crime, regulation, high taxes, and collapsing public trust. Joe will break down why this election may become a referendum on Gavin Newsom’s California — and why Democrats should be nervous if Republicans are even competitive in the Golden State.
We’ll also head to Maine, where Graham Platner has won the Democratic Senate nomination despite controversies that would have ended a Republican candidate’s career in about five minutes. Democrats lecture America constantly about character, decency, extremism, and “threats to democracy” — until they need a Senate seat. Then suddenly the standards get very flexible. Joe will lay out the hypocrisy and what this race means for control of the United States Senate.
Closer to home, we’ll talk about Massachusetts public-benefit fraud, where the Auditor’s Bureau of Special Investigations identified nearly $12 million in fraud in FY2025 involving programs including SNAP and MassHealth. Joe’s question is simple: before politicians lecture working families about paying their “fair share,” why don’t they prove they can protect the money they already take from taxpayers? Compassion means helping the truly needy — not allowing fraudsters to loot the system.
We’ll cover the national pressure points hitting American families right now: border enforcement, inflation, energy prices, and Iran. The House has passed a major immigration enforcement package to fund ICE and Border Patrol, inflation is back in the spotlight, and tensions with Iran continue to test American resolve. Weakness is expensive. Open borders are expensive. Energy dependence is expensive. Joe will connect the dots.
We’ll also discuss the painful local story of Anna Maria College in Paxton, where faculty were first told to clear out offices quickly and lose email access after the college announced it would close following 80 years of service. The school later walked some of that back, but the damage was done. Joe will talk about how institutions love to use words like “community,” “mission,” and “dignity” — but the real test is how you treat people when the money runs out.
Then we’ll turn to the horrifying reminder of what ISIS barbarism really is — and why the West must never forget what radical Islamic terrorism has done to Yazidis, Christians, women, children, and anyone who refused to submit. Joe will separate faith from violent ideology, but he will not pretend ISIS fighters are misunderstood victims. The question for the West is whether we still have the moral courage to defend civilization, enforce our laws, protect our borders, and refuse to import people who joined genocidal terror movements.
We’ll also cover the major detransitioner malpractice verdict, where Fox Varian, who underwent a double mastectomy at age 16 and later detransitioned, was awarded $2 million by a New York jury. This story may be a warning flare for the entire medical establishment. Were children rushed? Were parents silenced? Was real informed consent possible? Joe will ask whether the adults are finally coming back into the room.
And finally, Joe will tackle the foreign policy question: Is Europe right that Russia will not stop at Ukraine? The answer may be yes — Russia has a pattern: Georgia, Crimea, Donbas, and the full-scale invasion of Ukraine. But America First does not mean writing blank checks forever. It means deterrence, strength, accountability, burden-sharing, and making Europe act like Europe’s security is Europe’s responsibility too.
That’s all ahead today on The Joe Mangiacotti Show — common sense conversation for the common sense citizen.
Stay vigilant. Stay free. Live in liberty.

07/13/2026

Join Joe Mangiacotti live today from 11 AM to Noon on The Joe Mangiacotti Show on WCRN 830 AM! Today Joe is breaking down the shocking decline of California after decades of one-party Democratic rule, the mass exodus of residents fleeing high taxes, crime, and failed progressive policies, and the slow vote counting from yesterday’s primary that raises serious questions about election integrity.Joe will also react to Marco Rubio’s powerful takedown of a Democrat senator’s failed viral gotcha moment, the heartbreaking case of Henry Nowak — the young man who told police “I can’t breathe” nine times after being stabbed, only to be dragged and handcuffed by officers who believed the attacker’s story — and the disturbing double standards in how these tragedies are covered.Plus, Joe exposes the latest scandals surrounding Maine Democrat Senate candidate Graham Platner, including resurfaced Reddit posts, a Nazi-style tattoo, explicit messages, and a parental rights group demanding he be barred from school property. And Joe will call out the radical left for defending anti-ICE agitator Brendan Geier — a man previously accused of distributing child po*******hy — after he allegedly bit federal officers during violent protests.This is a no-holds-barred hour of truth about law and order, parental rights, government hypocrisy, and putting America First.Call in and join the conversation at 508-871-7000. Follow on X. Stream live on WCRN’s page, YouTube channel, and on Joe’s platforms: Facebook, Twitch, X, LinkedIn, YouTube, and Rumble. Don’t miss it — tune in at 11 AM!

07/13/2026

🚨 Today on The Joe Mangiacotti Show — Wednesday, May 13th, 2026 — now airing at 11 AM on WCRN 830 AM.
Today we dig into the COVID cover-up story that just will not go away. A CIA whistleblower is testifying before the Senate Homeland Security & Governmental Affairs Committee, alleging that federal officials and intelligence insiders buried or manipulated key information about the origins of COVID-19. The hearing, titled “Whistleblower Testimony on the COVID Coverup,” began at 10 AM in the Senate Dirksen Building, with Sen. Rand Paul leading the charge for answers.
For years, Americans were mocked, censored, and labeled conspiracy theorists for asking whether COVID came from a lab, whether our own government knew more than it admitted, and whether powerful people worked to protect China, the bureaucracy, or themselves. Now the questions are being asked under oath.
We’ll also break down the latest trouble for Stacey Abrams, as Georgia lawmakers subpoena her and leaders connected to the New Georgia Project over alleged campaign finance violations tied to the 2018 election cycle. The New Georgia Project and its affiliated action fund already agreed to pay a record $300,000 fine, and Georgia Lt. Gov. Burt Jones says plainly: “No one is above the law.”
COVID origins, deep-state accountability, election money, campaign finance violations, and the double standard in American politics — it’s all on the table today.
📻 The Joe Mangiacotti Show🕚 Today at 11 AM📍 WCRN 830 AM📞 Call in: 508-871-7000Follow:

12/11/2025

Today on The Joe Mangiacotti Show on WCRN 830 AM, Joe tackles five stories that all point to the same national tension: how a free society balances compassion, order, and constitutional limits in real time. First, Connecticut’s new SNAP work requirements are now in effect, with more than 42,000 residents facing updated compliance rules tied to the expanded age and eligibility framework. Joe will break down what changed, what the state says is required, and the central policy question: accountability that encourages independence versus bureaucracy that could punish legitimately struggling families.Next, we revisit the California National Guard legal showdown where a federal judge ordered the Trump administration to return control to Gov. Newsom, and the 9th Circuit granted a temporary stay. Joe will explain what this means for federal authority, state sovereignty, and how the Constitution handles domestic deployments when Washington argues local leadership is failing to protect public order.We’ll also dig into the new affordability scramble inside the White House. With voters demanding relief, Trump’s team is weighing a mix of approaches: potential $2,000 direct payments, an antitrust probe into allegations of meatpacking collusion affecting beef prices, and a significant pivot toward lowering tariffs on popular food imports like coffee, fruit, and beef. Joe will separate short-term political fixes from long-term market solutions—energy, housing supply, and regulatory reform.Then, a sharp law-and-order moment out of Minnesota: a Somali student’s viral threat to “pop” ICE agents, later walked back as a joke. Joe will draw a clear line between protected protest and unlawful threats, and discuss why a nation with sovereign borders must treat intimidation of law enforcement as a bright-line issue.Finally, a local headline with national true-crime gravity: Karen Read’s Lexus SUV—central evidence in a case that has gripped Massachusetts—has been repaired pro bono and is expected to go to auction. Joe will focus on evidence integrity, public trust, and what high-profile cases teach the public about due process.Join the conversation live today at 1 PM. Call 508-871-7000.

12/10/2025

Today on The Joe Mangiacotti Show (Tuesday, December 9th, 2025 at 1:00 PM), Joe takes on the explosive redistricting arms race that’s shaping the battlefield for the 2026 midterms — and why voters should be furious about what’s happening in both red and blue states. We’ll break down how Texas can redistrict, and Joe’s take on what he sees as Governor Gavin Newsom and California attempting to redraw maps not for fair representation, but to gain seats and offset Republican advantages.From there, Joe zooms out to the big question: How do Republicans actually hold both chambers in 2026, knowing the party in power almost always faces headwinds in midterms? We’ll walk through a clear, disciplined strategy: protect incumbents, avoid self-destructive primaries, recruit strong candidates early, and focus relentlessly on the core issues voters feel every day — affordability, public safety, and border security — while Democrats risk appearing obsessed with power games and procedural warfare.And then the reform idea that could change everything: take politicians out of map-making entirely. Joe lays out his proposal to use AI to draw fair, compact House districts based strictly on equal representation — with party, voting history, race, age, and gender kept out of the equation. We’ll also hit the history of gerrymandering itself — where the term came from and how two centuries of political line-drawing have turned voters into pawns.If you’re sick of rigged maps, knee-jerk partisanship, and power-first politics, this is your show today.Call in and join the conversation: 508-871-7000.The Joe Mangiacotti Show — weekdays at 1 PM on WCRN 830 AM Radio Central.

12/10/2025

Today on The Joe Mangiacotti Show we open with the day-after reflection on Pearl Harbor — because the anniversary isn’t just about remembrance, it’s about what a free nation must do to stay prepared, serious, and vigilant.
From there, Joe brings it home in a uniquely personal and powerful way with a spotlight on Civil Air Patrol, the U.S. Air Force Auxiliary. Joe shares his own journey from the cadet program to being commissioned as a 1st Lt and later leaving as a Captain, and how that mission mindset became real-world readiness when he flew DEA support flights out of Hanscom Air Force Base. It’s a modern, local New England example of what “eternal vigilance” looks like in action: discipline, lawfulness, and citizen service that actually protects communities.
Then we pivot into the national battle over border sovereignty and the rule of law. We break down the reporting and commentary around Biden’s immigration failures and why even mainstream postmortems suggest Democrats underestimated the scale of the surge and misread the political backlash — including the shift among Hispanic voters — paving the way for Trump’s return.
Next, we dig into the growing flashpoint in New York City with mayor-elect Zohran Mamdani’s messaging on resisting ICE. Joe draws a bright constitutional line: you can advocate for policy change, but no city gets to nullify federal law or encourage interference with a duly authorized federal law enforcement agency — especially when public safety and victims are on the line.
And finally, we bring the debate to Main Street with a story out of Louisiana claiming the deportation wave is already changing the labor market — that as illegal competition retreats, American tradesmen are seeing more calls, more work, and stronger wages. Whether you see it as anecdote or early signal, the bigger argument is the same: a border policy is a wage policy.
It’s a packed hour linking history, service, sovereignty, public safety, and the everyday working American.
The Joe Mangiacotti Show — weekdays at 1 PM on WCRN 830 AM Radio Central.Call in: 508-871-7000

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