Pennsylvania woman helping others with Cushing syndrome, other rare diseases
Like Amy Schumer, Marie Conley is speaking out about her health to help others.
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Like Amy Schumer, Marie Conley is speaking out about her health to help others.
Marie Conley is opening up about her experience being diagnosed with Cushing syndrome and why she's advocating for people with rare diseases. Amy Schumer has also discussed her experience with the rare disease.
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Chris reviewed the letter from the FBI to Congress altering them of the discovery of new emails related to Hillary Clinton and the Eagles loss to Dallas last night in overtime. He discussed the latest on the emails with Michael Bronstein and Colin Hanna on the Monday Morning Matchup at 7:00, Eric Trump about his trip to the Yuengling Factory at 7:35, Stephanie Stahl from CBS 3 at 8:20 about her investigation about a dangerous bacteria in our water, and Ike Reese from WIP about the Eagles loss in Dallas at 8:50.
Rich previews the last Presidential debate, the James O'Keefe sting and Gov. Kasich's take on a rigged election. He also discussed President Obama's Italian state dinner, Amy Schumer's apology and the gender pay gap at the Clinton Foundation. Rich spoke with Andrew C. McCarthy at 4pm.
Chris discussed the Senatorial debate between Pat Toomey & Katie McGinty, President Obama's surprise appearance on The Late Show with Stephen Colbert and expectations for the next debate moderated by Chris Wallace. He also discussed Melania Trump's interview with Anderson Cooper, low ratings for Sunday Night Football and companies using Clinton fundraisers to lobby for the State Department. Chris spoke with Radio Host and Author Eric Metaxas about Christians voting for Donald Trump at 8:20.
On today's show, Rich discussed the possibility of collusion between the FBI and the State Department, the downside to Trump continually proclaiming that the election will be rigged, and hundreds of fans walking out on Amy Schumer after she took a turn for the political during a stand-up comedy show. At 5pm Fox News Chief Washington Correspondent, James Rosen, called in to discuss a new book that he is editor of, "A Torch Kept Lit by William F. Buckley, Jr."
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Chris discussed Olympic swimmers admitting they lied about being robbed in Rio, Donald Trump's plan to tour flooding in Louisiana, and new details regarding gifts received by Philadelphia DA Seth Williams. At 7:00, he spoke with economist Chris Butler on Finance Friday about Aetna pulling back from their participation in the Obamacare exchanges and at 8:00, he spoke with foreign policy analyst Ed Turzanski about the $400 million payment made to Iran.
Chris discussed the final day in office of Pennsylvania Attorney General Kathleen Kane, Donald Trump starting to run television ads in Pennsylvania and remnants of a jail found under construction at the corner of 3rd and Market in Philadelphia. He talked with Rudy Takala from the Washington Examiner at 7:20 about an internet bill in Washington and Philadelphia City Controller Alan Butkovitz about his report on excessive spending during the tenure of Mayor Michael Nutter at 8:00.
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Chris discussed last night's Republican primary in Wisconsin, the plans for Villanova's parade, and LeSean McCoy not being charged after a brawl with off-duty police officers. He talked with John Daniel Davidson at 7:20 from the Federalist about Trump's handling of his defeat in Wisconsin, Victor Fiorillo from Philadelphia Magazine at 8:00 about the lack of charges against McCoy, and the Hill's AB Stoddard at 8:20 about how the Republicans are handling the primary election process.
Chris discussed Villanova's thrilling last second shot to win the NCAA Tournament, charges not being filed against former Eagle LeSean McCoy, and the fight for convention delegates between Donald Trump, Ted Cruz and John Kasich. He talked with author Kevin Ring about his book, Scalia's Court at 8:20.
Chris reviews Sarah Palin's endorsement of Donald Trump in Iowa and talked with author and CNN commentator Jeffrey Lord about his support for Trump at 7:20.
Chris discussed the climate summit in Paris, the latest batch of Hillary Clinton's emails being released, and the Roots joking about the Sixers.
Chris discussed President Obama addressing Hillary Clinton's email scandal on 60 minutes, Saturday Night Live tackling gun violence, and Chase Utley being suspended for a hard slide that broke the leg of Mets shortstop Ruben Tejada. He talked with Michael Bronstein and Colin Hanna on the Monday Morning Matchup at 7:00 about the importance of political battle to be the next Speaker of the House and Beasley Reece at 8:00 about the Eagles win over the Saints.
Chris discussed HitchBOT's final moments, President Obama's new climate change regulations, and Hillary Clinton's video defending Planned Parenthood. He talked with the "Edward Snowden" of the energy industry at 7:20 and Author of the book, Scarlet Letters: The Ever Increasing Intolerance of the Cult of Liberalism, Jack Cashill, at 8:20.
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Rich discussed Hillary Clinton's interview with CNN, Disney removing a statue of Bill Cosby, and a Catholic school teacher being fired for being in a same-ex marriage.
Rich discussed the latest on the alleged murder of a woman in San Francisco by an illegal immigrant, former Virginia Senator Jim Webb's announcement that he is running for President, and a Florida man being sentenced to 30 months in prison for having sex on the beach. He also talked with Greg Piper from the College Fix, Former Pennsylvania Governor Ed Rendell, Philadelphia Daily News Columnist Christine Flowers and Brandon McGinley from the PA Family Institute.
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Chris discussed yesterday's Supreme Court rulings, NBC's decision to fire Donald Trump, and Comedian Amy Schumer's response to racism charges. He talked with John Hayward from Breitbart.com at 8:00 and incoming Phillies President Andy MacPhail at 8:20.
