Anthony Weiner is back, and he's teaming up with none other than Curtis Sliwa.
It could only happen in New York City.
Weiner, the former congressman and mayoral front-runner, whose predilection for sending sexually explicit texts to teenage girls ended his career and sent him to prison, will join 77 WABC radio as co-host of a new weekend political show, "The Left vs The Right."
The show will air Saturdays at 2 p.m., the station said.
Weiner was released from federal custody in early 2019 after serving more than a year on sex charges. He most recently worked out of politics, as CEO of IceStone, a Brooklyn countertops company.
Before his downfall, he served 12 years in Congress, and ran twice for mayor.
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And on the other side of the mic? Curtis Sliwa, the Guardian Angels founder and talk-radio fixture who was drubbed in last year's mayoral election by Eric Adams.
Sliwa -- famed for his red beret and for keeping 16 cats in a tiny apartment -- has spent most of the last three decades on the radio as a talk-show host, the majority of that time on WABC's air.
