The CEO of the CBIA, Joe Brennen, joined Gary Byron on the air to talk about how they've been responding to all the cuts made to small businesses, what they can do, and what he foresees as this coronavirus continues in the state.
CAPT. Elkana (Kuno) Cohen, author of OCT 7: The War Against Hamas Through the Eyes of an Israeli Commando Officer, is a reserve commando officer.
He was born in Jerusalem and raised in Yeruham as the eldest of seven siblings. His dad is an educator and his mom leads the nursing department at Ben Gurion University. His military journey began in the Shaldag Unit before moving to the Duvdevan Unit, completing his training there and continuing to officers' school. He eventually became a team commander, both in his unit and at the officers' training school.
He met his future wife, Shiran, while they were both serving in the same military unit. The couple settled in Ra'anana, where Elkana launched a business focused on training kids and teens and he started giving lectures
on the value of meaningful service.
He is currently studying for a bachelor’s degree in Real Estate and Appraisals and serves as a commando officer in the reserves. During the Swords of Iron War, he was deployed with the 551st Brigade in Northern Gaza.
Commissioner of the Department of Veterans Affairs, Thomas Saadi joined Brad Davis and Gary Byron to talk about Veterans Day and the happenings around the state
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Rob Krawiecki threw his hat in the ring for the GOP nomination for Senate, and joined the show to call out Chris Murphy and his fellow Republican candidate Gerry Smith. State Rep Tammy Nuccio called into the show to discuss the budget, and some of the ridiculous bills the Democrats have tried to push, then Dominic Rapini came in studio to discuss voter fraud, and to plug his Fredrick Douglas dinner June 5th.
