Amidst a backdrop of spiritual unity at Mar-Lago, I found myself contemplating the profound intersection of faith and politics. This reflection sets the stage for our latest podcast, where former NYPD officer Sal Greco lays bare his personal ordeal. With a story that could rival any political thriller, Sal sheds light on his wrongful termination in the wake of January 6th, contrasting sharply with the seeming leniency shown towards others in power, including Mayor Eric Adams. His tale is more than just one officer's bitter encounter with injustice; it's a chilling narrative of the potential corruption festering within the NYPD and the city's administration.

Diving deeper into the underbelly of New York City's political scene, we unravel a series of corruption allegations that seem lifted from the pages of a noir novel. The plot thickens with Sal's ongoing legal battle and a mysterious phone call I received, suggesting a possible political setup linked to the January 6th events. As Sal details the legal labyrinth he's navigating, the episode exposes a concerning connection between high-ranking officials and criminal elements, leaving listeners questioning the integrity of those sworn to protect and serve.

The conversation doesn't stop at New York's troubled waters; we cast our net over a variety of pressing issues that are shaping our nation's political landscape. We discuss the recent buzz around silver as an investment, scrutinize the use of public funds for personal legal defenses in high-profile cases, and analyze the Florida Republican primary results, where Donald Trump's victory raises questions about Governor Ron DeSantis' political prospects. As we close, anticipation builds for our next episode with comedian Vincent O'Shaena, promising a blend of humor and sharp commentary that cuts through the political noise.