The Anthony Cumia Show

Anthony Cumia voices concerns about the diminishing role of parents in children's education due to modern policies allowing teachers and counselors to discuss sensitive subjects like sexuality without informing the parents. He discusses the impact of extraneous influences on children and criticizes former President Obama’s assertion that boys need male role models beyond their fathers. Cumia contrasts this with his personal experiences growing up, emphasizing the importance of family and familiar community values. The episode touches upon themes of parental rights, the influence of educators, and external guidance in the upbringing of children. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Anthony Cumia expresses his frustration and disillusionment with how the Trump administration handled the Epstein case. He feels betrayed by the lack of transparency and the apparent manipulation of Trump supporters regarding the Epstein files. Cumia criticizes the administration’s deflection and dismissal of the issue as a Democrat-induced hoax and draws parallels to other controversial topics handled similarly by the administration. He argues that loyal supporters deserve better than being treated like naive followers and laments Trump's behavior, likening it to that of a career politician. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Anthony Cumia examines the anniversary of the 1969 moon landing, discussing his evolving beliefs about the event. Despite his trust in science and evidence, Anthony's confidence in the moon landing has been shaken over time due to increasing government mistrust. He articulates the conflicting feelings of wanting to believe in the historic achievement and the skepticism brought about by government deceit. Ultimately, Anthony reaffirms his belief in the moon landing, relying on scientific rationale and firsthand knowledge to counteract conspiracy theories. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Anthony celebrates the anniversary of the 1969 moon landing and explores if it even happened. That grows into a conversation about the sheer number of other things the government lies about to us. He later gets into talking about his disappointment in the handling of the Epstein case, failed political promises and more. He wraps up the show discussing how schools have poisoned the minds of children across the country with indoctrination and radical ideals. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Anthony Cumia discusses Debbie Wasserman Schultz's recent tour of a detention facility dubbed 'Alligator Alcatraz'. Wasserman Schultz describes the conditions as inhumane, likening them to cages packed with detainees. Cumia offers a counterpoint, arguing that such conditions are standard for a prison setting, emphasizing the new and well-maintained nature of the facility. He critiques Wasserman Schultz's comparison of prison bathrooms to luxurious hotel amenities, ultimately suggesting that her assessment is exaggerated and misguided. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

A deep conversation unfolds about the erosion of trust in government, sparked by events like the TWA Flight 800 disaster. Anthony and Chris reflect on the contrast between political campaigns promising honesty and the disappointment that often follows. They explore the impact of critical thinking versus blind acceptance of official narratives. Historical deceptions and personal anecdotes highlight the emotional toll of these issues on public perception. Transparency and the quest for truth take center stage in this thought-provoking dialogue.

Anthony Cumia delves into various controversial topics, including the Trump-Epstein connection, the uncertainty surrounding Epstein's death, and alleged coverups. He discusses the roles of Pam Bondi, Dan Bonino, and Kash Patel in Trump's administration and examine the political implications of these figures potentially staying. Cumia also touches on broader issues such as voter fraud, the 2020 election, and the origins of COVID-19, suggesting these topics may be part of a larger agenda. Listener Joaquin from Pennsylvania adds his perspective on how these issues are designed to portray the GOP as incompetent and affect political outcomes. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Anthony starts off the show talking about his disappointment with the Trump administration as they appear to dismiss the Jeffrey Epstein case. He moves on to talk about Elmo's X account being hacked and posting anti-Semitic comments as well as Democratic politicians like Gov. Hochul and Rep. Ilhan Omar deceiving the public. Anthony wraps up the show talking about the wacky critiques of 'Alligator Alcatraz' by Rep. Debbie Wasserman Schultz and outlandish comments on President Trump by AOC. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Jim Norton, a comedian and former co-host of Opie and Anthony, joins to reflect on the good old days while promoting his upcoming special. The duo hilariously tackles topics like dieting trends, the nuances of parenting, and the impact of cannabis legalization in New York. They also poke fun at political discussions invading family BBQs, share comedic insights into social dynamics, and critique media representation. Throughout, laughter reigns as they blend humor with sharp observations about society's quirks.

Anthony Cumia dives into the limitations of alternative energy sources like solar and wind, highlighting their inefficiencies in energy transportation. He argue the merits of coal and oil, emphasizing advancements in pollution control within the U.S., while criticizing environmental practices in other countries like India and China. The discussion also explores the financial pitfalls of state-regulated drug markets and the supposed lack of profit from legal marijuana sales. On the international front, the dialogue reviews President Trump's strategic military actions and the limited direct involvement in overseas conflicts. Additionally, he critiques climate change policies, questioning the legitimacy of popular climate science and the motivations behind it. The conversation concludes by examining the role of political figures and activists in shaping public perception of environmental issues. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices