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1.08.25 The Joe Mangiacotti Show

Opening Monologue for The Joe Mangiacotti ShowAiring 1 PM, January 8, 2025
Hello, New England! Welcome to The Joe Mangiacotti Show on WCRN, where common sense, a bit of humor, and a whole lot of truth are always on the airwaves. It's January 8th, 2025, and boy, do we have a lot to unpack today.
I hope you’re comfortable because today’s headlines are hotter than a bowl of New England clam chowder fresh off the stove. And I’ve got ten minutes to give you a sneak peek at what’s ahead in our show, so buckle up—it’s going to be a wild ride.Trump and Greenland: The Sequel
Let’s kick things off with Donald Trump. Not satisfied with being just the president-elect, he’s also back at it with the big ideas—this time, eyeing Greenland. Yes, folks, Greenland is back on the table. Remember when the media mocked him for suggesting we buy it the first time? Well, guess what—he's now framing it as a strategic move to counter China and Russia in the Arctic. Makes sense, doesn’t it? Meanwhile, the Left is clutching their pearls, calling it “imperialistic.” Because, you know, it’s better to let China buy up the world.
And don’t forget—if anyone can make “Art of the Deal: Arctic Edition” happen, it’s Trump. I mean, Greenland could come with some perks: ice for the scotch and polar bears for the grandkids. What’s not to like?Canada—Our Northern Frenemy
Speaking of neighbors, let’s talk about Canada. Now, Trudeau’s government has been getting cozy with the Chinese, raising eyebrows across the globe. Meanwhile, Americans are asking, “When did Canada become China’s plus-one at the global dinner table?” Maybe it’s time we send a few truckers back up there to remind them what freedom looks like.The Panama Canal Showdown
And then we’ve got the Panama Canal. Did you know China now holds strategic influence over it? Yeah, the canal that Teddy Roosevelt helped secure for the Western Hemisphere is now playing host to Beijing’s long game. It’s like leaving your front door open and wondering why the raccoons moved in. I’ll break down why this is a massive deal and how it could impact global shipping—and America’s security.Hostages Home—but at What Cost?
Switching gears to some bittersweet news: hostages have been released in the Middle East, but here’s the kicker—what did we give up this time? You know the drill: pallets of cash, maybe a few “no hard feelings” letters. It’s almost as if this administration is running a “Hostage Exchange Program” as part of its foreign policy. I’m glad they’re home, but let’s not ignore the long-term consequences of these “deals.”Trump vs. New York: The Legal Circus Continues
Now, onto the headline that’s got everyone talking: President-elect Donald Trump filing an emergency petition with the Supreme Court to block his sentencing in New York v. Trump. Let me set the scene for you—a jury finds him guilty of falsifying business records, the Manhattan DA Alvin Bragg sets a sentencing date for January 10th, and Judge Juan Merchan decides he won’t impose prison time but rather an “unconditional discharge.”
What does that mean? Basically, no punishment. But Trump’s team isn’t taking any chances, arguing presidential immunity and political witch-hunting all the way to the highest court in the land. Trump’s lawyers called this case “flawed from the very beginning,” and they’re not wrong. Folks, this is a masterclass in weaponized lawfare. The Democrats couldn’t beat him at the ballot box, so they’re trying to ding him in the courtroom.
The Left is losing their minds, while Trump supporters are saying, “Go get ’em, boss!” And let’s not forget, this sentencing happens just ten days before Trump gets sworn in—making him the first president-elect in history to walk into the White House with a legal circus trailing behind him.
But here’s the kicker: the Supreme Court’s already ruled that presidents are immune from prosecution for official acts, so Trump’s team might just have a shot here. And you can bet your last cup of Dunkin’ coffee that this case is far from over.What’s Next?
So, where does that leave us? We’ve got a president-elect facing sentencing, a brewing Arctic real estate deal, and geopolitical tensions thick enough to cut with a butter knife. And don’t even get me started on Biden’s latest gaffes—we’ll save that for later in the show.
Stick around, folks. Coming up, we’ll dissect Trump’s Supreme Court strategy, dive into why Greenland might just be the key to America’s future, and take a closer look at what’s happening with the Panama Canal. Plus, your calls, your questions, and maybe even a little debate. After all, this is The Joe Mangiacotti Show—where the conversation is always lively, the laughs are always free, and the truth is always front and center.
Don’t go anywhere—I’ll be right back after this quick break.

Tuesday Jan 7th 2025 - The Joe Mangiacotti Show

Opening Statement
Jimmy Carter, 39 th POTUS, departs Georgia set to lie in state in capitol ahead of funeral.The Joe Mangiacotti Show on this January 7th, 2025.Tonight, we have some crucial topics to discuss—topics that demand our attention, regardlessof political leanings.First up, President-elect Donald Trump has reiterated his firm stance on Hamas and theongoing hostage crisis. In a recent radio interview, Trump made it crystal clear: if thosehostages aren’t freed by the time he takes office on January 20th, “there will be hell to pay.”His resolve stands strong, with the implications of such a statement leaving many to wonderwhat actions might follow. Meanwhile, U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken recentlyadmitted that pressure from the U.S. and visible “public daylight” between the U.S. and Israelhave emboldened Hamas, causing setbacks in any potential cease-fire and hostage deals.Blinken’s admission shines a spotlight on the delicate diplomacy and the consequences offoreign policy decisions that resonate beyond our borders.We’ll also be exploring the growing tensions within our own government—where evenmembers of Congress like Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer are now calling for Israel’sgovernment to fall. Can this divisive rhetoric lead to a more peaceful Middle East, or is it just away for politicians to pander to their bases as they prepare for elections?Closer to home, we’ll turn our attention to some domestic stories, including the defamationtrial against CNN, which has caught many by surprise. From legal experts like Alan Dershowitzchallenging the prosecution to the growing public distrust in the media, we’ll examine how thiscase could potentially reshape how media outlets report on public figures—and whether thistrend is a harbinger of more legal battles to come.And with just days until his inauguration, President-elect Trump has a full plate ahead of him.From foreign policy challenges to the legal and political ramifications here at home, there’s noshortage of pressing issues. But Trump, as always, remains unflinching in his message: Americamust be strong, steadfast, and ready to face whatever comes next.So stay with us for the next hour. We’ll break down these stories, speak truth to power, and asalways—take a commonsense, fair, and intelligent approach to what’s happening around us.You’re tuned in to The Joe Mangiacotti Show.

Monday Jan 6th 2025 - The Joe Mangiacotti Show

The Joe Mangiacotti Show on WCRN 830 AM – January 6, 2025
Good afternoon, New England, and welcome to another edition of The Joe Mangiacotti Show here on WCRN 830 AM, your voice of reason in the center of the dial. Today is a pivotal moment in American politics and a day that will go down in history. On this January 6th, we find ourselves witnessing the certification of Donald Trump as the 47th President of the United States. It's a significant day, a day that brings both optimism and concern, depending on which side of the political spectrum you stand. But regardless of your allegiance, this is democracy in action, and we are about to enter another chapter in the ongoing political saga.
Now, let's take a moment to step back and see where we stand today. Speaker Mike Johnson remains in office, navigating through the tumultuous waters of the Republican-controlled House, while President Biden continues to stammer through public appearances, often snapping at reporters with a foul-mouthed tirade. It's almost as if the leader of the free world is losing his composure—something we haven't seen from a sitting president in quite some time. His behavior has raised eyebrows, and many are questioning whether his language and demeanor are indicative of a broader failure in leadership. Meanwhile, President Biden's administration is still working tirelessly to undermine the achievements of the Trump administration, especially when it comes to energy policies that once put American prosperity on the rise.
In the South, the weather is making headlines as well. An unusual chill has descended over many states, while northern regions are bracing for snowstorms. It's a reminder that while Washington deals with its usual chaos, nature doesn't care about politics—it marches to its own rhythm. But back to the headlines: despite the best efforts of the current administration to sabotage the progress made under Trump, it’s clear that there’s a rising wave of discontent. This isn't just about policies; it’s about the direction America is heading.
Today’s show is not just about recounting the news—it’s about exploring what these events mean for our future. The political storm is far from over, and as always, we'll be diving deep into the issues, giving you the analysis, and most importantly, the conversation that cuts through the noise.
Stay with me, folks. We’ve got a lot to discuss. Welcome to The Joe Mangiacotti Show—where common sense takes the lead.

Thursday Jan 2nd 2025 - The Joe Mangiacotti Show

Thursday January 2nd, 2025
Opening Monologue for Joe Mangiacotti Radio Show  
 
Good morning, America, and welcome to The Joe Mangiacotti Show, where we bring you conservative, common-sense conversation for the common-sense citizen. I’m thrilled to be here with you today, standing at the dawn of a new chapter for our great nation.
 
Now, let’s not sugarcoat it: the past few years have been challenging. From economic uncertainty to global instability, many of us have felt like we’ve been navigating stormy seas. But here’s the good news—there’s a new captain at the helm, and the ship is turning toward calmer, more prosperous waters. The Trump administration is ushering in a wave of optimism, opportunity, and a renewed commitment to the principles that made America the greatest nation on earth.
 
Look at the incredible team being assembled—cabinet nominations and agency heads who are not just qualified but driven by a passion to serve this country. Leaders who understand that government should work for the people, not against them. The days of bureaucratic gridlock and complacency are over.
 
And let’s talk about respect. Under this administration, the United States will no longer be a bystander on the world stage. World leaders will once again respect—and yes, even fear—the power and resolve of this great nation. We will stand firm in our commitments, protect our allies, and ensure that our enemies think twice before challenging us.
 
Energy? It’s going to be plentiful, affordable, and a driving force behind our economy. American innovation will lead the charge, creating jobs and securing our independence from foreign oil. And our military? It will be rebuilt, rearmed, and unmatched. The mightiest force the world has ever known will stand ready to defend freedom and democracy wherever they are threatened.
 
But let’s not stop there. The hope I feel isn’t just about power and prosperity; it’s about purpose. This is our chance to secure our borders and welcome the brightest and the best—immigrants who share our values and are ready to contribute to this great experiment called America. We are, after all, a nation of immigrants, and that diversity has always been our strength.
 
This new chapter is a chance for all of us to play a part in shaping the future. Let’s embrace it with open arms and open minds. Together, we can steer this country back onto the path of greatness—one where opportunity abounds, our children thrive, and the American dream remains alive for generations to come.
 
So buckle up, folks. The winds of change are blowing, and they’re blowing in the right direction. It’s a new day for America, and it’s one filled with hope, promise, and the determination to reclaim our place as the shining city on a hill.
 
Stay tuned, because we’ve got a lot to talk about. Let’s dive in.

Tuesday Dec 31st 2024 - The Joe Mangiacotti Show

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The Joe Mangiacotti Show – New Year’s 2024 Finale
 
Good evening, listeners, and welcome to the final episode of *The Joe Mangiacotti Show* for 2024. As the clock ticks down to a brand-new year, we take this moment to reflect on the year that was—a tumultuous, transformative, and historic period in our nation's story and the world at large.
 
Let’s begin at home, where the 2024 presidential election delivered an unprecedented moment in American politics. Donald Trump defied expectations, securing both the Electoral College and popular vote in a historic victory. This triumph sent shockwaves through the political establishment and reaffirmed the enduring influence of his movement. Meanwhile, the Biden presidency unraveled further, with revelations of cognitive decline and a coordinated media cover-up shaking public trust. These developments underscored the critical need for transparency and accountability in leadership.
 
On the domestic front, crime surged to alarming levels, with gang violence taking control of major cities. Communities across the nation grappled with rising lawlessness, highlighting the urgent demand for reform and renewed focus on public safety. This reality contrasted sharply with calls for defunding law enforcement, as many Americans sought solutions to restore order.
 
Globally, the Ukraine war raged on, drawing deepening divisions among world powers. The conflict reshaped alliances and strained resources, while the war between Hamas and Israel brought the Middle East back into focus. Iran's role as a proxy power added layers of complexity to an already volatile region. As tensions flared, the global community faced the challenge of balancing diplomacy with decisive action.
Amidst the chaos, the year ended with significant cabinet nominations that signal a shift in governance. New faces and philosophies promise to shape policy for years to come, providing a glimmer of hope in an otherwise tumultuous year.
 
This has been a year of trials and triumphs, of questions raised and answers sought. As we prepare to welcome 2025, let us resolve to seek truth, champion liberty, and rebuild trust in the institutions that serve us.
 
Stay tuned as we dive deeper into these topics and take your calls to close out the year. Here’s to a brighter tomorrow—let’s make it count!

The Joe Mangiacotti Show - Monday January 29th 2024

On today's show, Joe will be discussing the UNRWA workers accused of kidnapping woman, taking part in kibbutz massacre –
WASHINGTON — President Joe Biden faces growing calls from Texas Democrats and others to take federal control of the Texas National Guard if Gov. Greg Abbott won’t back down in his clash with the administration over immigration enforcement at the U.S.-Mexico border.
Abbott has relied heavily on the state’s National Guard to implement his nearly 3-year-old Operation Lone Star, a multibillion-dollar border security initiative that has sparked an escalating series of jurisdictional confrontations with the federal government.
U.S. Failed to Stop Attack in Jordan Due to Mixup Over Drone IdentityEnemy drone approached its target at the same time a U.S. drone was also returning to base
President Donald J. Trump was accused of withholding U.S. military aid to Ukraine in order to force compliance with his requests. This was the exact claim of those who attempted to impeach President Trump in 2019; this was their originating justification.
Today, NBC is reporting that Joe Biden is looking at what military aid can be withheld from Israel in order to force compliance with their requests. I doubt the insufferable dolts in the media can see the ridiculous hypocrisy in this story.
Biden Freaks Out in South Carolina and Starts Screaming About Trump
Social media stunned after Snopes fact-check reversal on President Biden's backwards hardhat

The Joe Mangiacotti Show - Friday January 26th 2024

Sunday 6 AM - Audio from The Weekly ReportMondays and Friday at 1 pmCall in line: 508-871-7000 Text Line: 617-297-8388Or Email: TextJoeontheRadio@gmail.com ..both appear on the same screen in real time.Social Media Handle: @JoeMangiShowEmail the show: JoeMShow@gmail.com

The Joe Mangiacotti Show - Monday January 22nd 2024

The Joe Mangiacotti Show.. on Boston/Worcester Market Powerhouse station WCRN 830 AM
Ron DeSantis has exited the 2024 presidential race so let's get into it.
DeSantis' announcement came after a second-place finish in Iowa that simply wasn't enough to justify him continuing. The race will continue with Donald Trump and Nikki Haley remaining, though the latter is likely to get out after New Hampshire.
J.B. Pritzker vs. Catholic SchoolsAfter he helped kill a scholarship program, schools that helped low-income students are closing.
Canadian who blamed government for wildfires guilty of starting 14 himself
Not Cool – Alex Soros Tweets: “Bullet Hole, 47”Sunday 6 AM - Audio from The Weekly ReportMondays and Friday at 1 pmCall in line: 508-871-7000 Text Line: 617-297-8388Or Email: TextJoeontheRadio@gmail.com ..both appear on the same screen in real time.Social Media Handle: @JoeMangiShowEmail the show: JoeMShow@gmail.com