One Tough Podcast with Bo Dietl

Bo Dietl says social media changed the outcome of the 2026 midterm elections — and Republicans failed to recognize its power.On this episode of "One Tough Podcast", the former NYPD detective and longtime friend of President Donald Trump argues that Instagram, TikTok, and other social media platforms played a decisive role in the Republican Party's election losses. "Who controls the social media? Controls this country," Bo warns.Bo explains how Democrats and socialist candidates used social media to reach voters, promote their message, and capitalize on Americans' frustrations over affordability, grocery prices, and the economy.He also criticizes President Trump for failing to connect with everyday Americans, arguing that Republicans were outmatched in the digital battle for voters' attention.Plus, Bo discusses his private Oval Office meeting with Trump, immigration policy, Stephen Miller, and the future of the Republican Party in New York. "Did social media decide the 2026 midterms?"Bo Dietl breaks down why he believes the next political battle will be won or lost online.

“We can’t give up,” Bo declares as he calls for new Republican leadership, blasts Ed Cox, and urges the party to win over younger and minority voters. He also reveals a conversation with President Trump about immigration and explains why he believes Republicans need to show more compassion to win back voters.

Bo Dietl joins Sid Rosenberg on Sid & Friends in the Morning for a fiery Election Day conversation about the future of New York. Dietl makes an impassioned case for Bruce Blakeman and Republican candidates, taking aim at Kathy Hochul, Zohran Mamdani, rising taxes, crime, public safety and what he sees as New York's troubling political direction. He also sounds the alarm over AI-generated misinformation and viral social media conspiracy theories creating unnecessary fear about potential attacks on America's infrastructure. Plus, Dietl reflects on his own run for New York City mayor and why Republicans, Democrats and independents alike need to get involved in shaping the city's future.

Bo Dietl sounds the alarm on New York’s future, delivering a fiery take on NYC crime, subway safety, public education, immigration enforcement, and the upcoming 2026 elections on Sid & Friends in the Morning on 77 WABC. “If you don’t vote, we’re dead in the water,” Dietl warns, urging New Yorkers to get out and vote. Bo takes aim at city leadership, questions claims that crime is declining, criticizes the state of New York’s schools, and discusses the stakes in the races involving Bruce Blakeman and Kathy Hochul, Attorney General Letitia James, and other candidates. From public safety and affordability to taxes, homelessness, and the future of New York City, this is Bo Dietl’s unfiltered take on the issues facing voters

Bo Dietl goes all out on New York politics, rising living costs, crime, immigration enforcement, and the future of New York City.Dietl takes aim at Democratic Socialists of America (DSA), criticizes Zohran Mamdani’s political agenda, and makes the case for Bruce Blakeman over Governor Kathy Hochul in New York’s gubernatorial race. He also weighs in on sanctuary city policies, cooperation with ICE, public safety concerns, and the challenges facing the NYPD.Plus, Bo sounds off on bicycle and bus lanes, electric bikes, horse-drawn carriages, and the impact of New York City policies on drivers, workers, and everyday residents.Watch or listen for Bo Dietl’s unfiltered take on NYC crime, policing, immigration, taxes, affordability, and the political battles shaping New York’s future.

Bo is fired up about the state of New York City, warning that “we are on the verge of destruction” as he takes aim at Mayor Zohran Mamdani, rising crime, gang violence, and policies he believes are putting public safety at risk.Dietl joins Sid Rosenberg to discuss shootings in the Bronx, the debate over the NYPD’s gang database, bail reform, police enforcement, and the growing concerns of New Yorkers who no longer feel safe in their own neighborhoods.Dietl also weighs in on New York’s political leadership, the upcoming gubernatorial debate between Kathy Hochul and Bruce Blakeman, taxes, business conditions, and the future of law enforcement in the city.Is New York City losing the battle against crime? Bo Dietl delivers his unfiltered perspective on the NYPD, public safety, and the political decisions shaping New York’s future

Bo Dietl joins Sid Rosenberg on Sid & Friends in the Morning for a fiery breakdown of New York City politics, Mayor Zohran Mamdani, rising taxes, crime, public safety, and the future of the NYPD. Dietl sounds the alarm on NYC’s economic challenges, soaring energy costs, controversial city policies, and what he believes is putting the city’s future at risk. From police recruitment and subway safety to New York’s struggling schools, government spending, and the upcoming gubernatorial race, Bo Dietl delivers his unfiltered take on the issues affecting New Yorkers.

Known as the “Godfather of Homicide,” retired NYPD Lieutenant Commander Vernon J. Geberth spent decades investigating major homicide cases and helped pioneer DNA technology for the NYPD. He discusses what separates great homicide detectives from average investigators, why experienced detectives are leaving the department, and the importance of passing investigative knowledge to the next generation

Bo sits down with attorney Tom Kenniff to discuss the Omar Habib NYPD case, Rikers Island, policing, crime, NYC politics, and the criminal justice system. Tom also talks about his new political thriller, Tuxedo Park.