Brotherly Love: Recycled Rides Giving A Lift
Some Chester County high schoolers are doing a class assignment for more than a grade. They're doing it to give a working father a lift.
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Some Chester County high schoolers are doing a class assignment for more than a grade. They're doing it to give a working father a lift.
Chris discussed the nuclear deal with Iran, Elizabeth Warren being a possible presidential candidate and homosexuality in Indiana and Iran. He also discussed Trevor Noah taking over The Daily Show and the Obama Administrations interaction with Iran.
Chris discusses SNL's skit about Starbucks, Indiana's battle with religious freedom and Bill Maher's advice to liberals. He also discussed jury duty and La Salle's Ed Turzanski appearance at his church. Chris talked with Colin Hanna and Michael Bronstein for Monday Morning Matchup at 7AM and Beasley Reece about March Madness at 8AM.
Chris discussed Notre Dame's win, State Senator Anthony Williams proposal to make voting mandatory and the Germanwings flight crash. He also discussed Joe Sestak's code of ethics violation and Harry Reid's retirement. Chris spoke with Economist Chris Butler about Heinz merger, flat tax and more at 7AM. He also spoke with Comedian Jessimae Peluso about her shows at Helum this weekend at 8AM.
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