Rob (panelist)

Rob, a frequent commentator on current events, and Adam, who offers cultural insights, dive into the harrowing Brown University shooting. They dissect alarming security lapses, criticizing the university's leadership for slow responses during crises. A firsthand account reveals the chaos as a masked gunman opened fire. The panel debates the tragic timing of alerts, the impact on student safety, and the broader societal implications of gun control. They also explore the media's role in shaping narratives and how parents are now re-evaluating college safety.

Rob and Tom Ellsworth, financial experts and frequent contributors, delve into Trump's proposed 10% cap on credit card interest rates. They discuss the potential impacts on affordability and accessibility to credit, exploring who stands to benefit and who might be excluded. Rob warns about the history of failed price controls, while Tom predicts banks might respond by cutting credit limits. The panel highlights how this cap could squeeze higher-risk borrowers into harmful alternatives, sparking an engaging debate on financial strategies and market dynamics.

Joining the discussion is Rob, a political commentator and frequent panelist, offering insights into national politics and NYC dynamics. The conversation heats up as Trump labels NYC’s new mayor a 'communist' ahead of their Oval Office meeting. Rob analyzes Trump’s personal stakes in safer streets and economic growth for New York. The panel debates Mamdani's priorities between progressive appeals and effective governance, and what federal support he might seek. This tense scenario sets the stage for how the meeting could redefine Mamdani’s leadership.