The Anthony Cumia Show
Aug 24, 2026 · 2h 24m
Summary
Anthony Cumia discusses the Lindsay Clancy case, criticizing liberal women who support the mother who murdered her three children despite her insanity defense. He then rants about the US education crisis, blaming the removal of standardized testing and lack of discipline for students' inability to read or write. The episode also covers Detroit paying students for attendance, a trade war with Canada, and Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey raising taxes to cover fraud losses.
Topics discussed
Promo for WABC 9/11 Gala and 250th Anniversary
Lindsay Clancy case: Murder of three children and public reaction
Caller discussion on mental illness defenses and traditional coping
Midas tire guarantee advertisement
Commentary on war and US relations with Canada
Critique of declining literacy, SATs, and Gavin Newsom's policies
Discussion on Gavin Newsom's presidential appeal and image
Decline of American character and nostalgia for past school discipline
Detroit schools paying students for attendance
Death of ex-deputy Sean Grayson convicted in Sonia Massey shooting
Minneapolis fraud scandal and Mayor Frey's tax increase proposal
Caller Susan on teachers unions, curriculum, and student illiteracy
Debate on appropriateness of drag shows for children
Texas Senate nominee James Tellarico's controversial interview answers
Caller comments on psychiatry, gun control, and traditional gender roles
Carmelo Anthony murder conviction appeal denied by new judge
WNBA controversy regarding transgender athletes and Caitlyn Jenner
James Tellarico's racist comments on jury demographics in Anthony trial
Criticism of Gavin Newsom and California's political direction
Critique of tolerance culture and exposure of children to adult content
Nancy Grace's coverage of the Nolan Wells case and witness testimony
Failure of public education system and student academic struggles
Gary Indiana power outage and allegations of racism vs. crime
Callers discuss political extremism, mental health, and societal misery
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