Princeton Professor Remembers Justice Antonin Scalia As An 'Originalist'
Princeton Professor Robert George remembered Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia as an originalist that recognized the limits placed on judges.
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Princeton Professor Robert George remembered Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia as an originalist that recognized the limits placed on judges.
Ed Whelan, from the Ethics and Public Policy Center, reflects on his time working as a Clerk for Justice Antonin Scalia at the Supreme Court.
Chris reviewed the GRAMMY Awards, Donald Trump's latest attacks on his Republican rivals, and Hillary Clinton barking like a dog on the campaign trail.
Kelly Johnston, former Secretary of the Senate, assesses the fight over who will replace Antonin Scalia on the Supreme Court.
Chris addressed the death of Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia and Saturday night's Republican presidential debate. He talked with Jason Springer and Colin Hanna at 7:00 on the Monday Morning Matchup about the debate and Jeffrey Rosen from the National Constitution Center at 8:00 about the impact that Justice Scalia had on the Court.
Milo Yiannopoulos, and Editor at Breitbart.com, predicted Twitter will try to adversely impact November's election in favor of the Democratic candidate.
Writer AB Stoddard says the New Hampshire Primary could preview significant problems for Hillary Clinton's presidential campaign.
Brion McClanahan, author of 9 Presidents Who Screwed Up America, voices his support for Donald Trump and thinks he will stop the slide of executive overreach.
Chris reviews last night's debate and previews Sunday's Super Bowl. He talked to CBS 3's Don Bell at 6:50 and CSN Philly's Ray Didinger at 8:00 about the game, economist Chris Butler on Finance Friday at 7:00 about Bernie Sanders attacks on Hillary Clinton, and Joe Brooks at 8:50 about the 75th anniversary of the USO.
Chris covers the latest the campaign for President and the Bill Cosby case. He talked with comedian Bob Marley at 7:20 about his appearance this weekend at Helium Comedy Club, and CBS 3's Walter Hunter at 8:00 and attorney Gloria Allred at 8:45 on yesterday's court decision on the charges against Cosby.
Mike McCaul, the Chairman of the House Committee on Homeland Security, says the terrorist threat to Americans continues to grow.
Ted Cruz's father says America has lost its way and compare President Obama to Fidel Castro.
Former Secretary of Defense Robert Gates says he is disappointed with the current state of the presidential campaign.
If not for his bailout, "GM and Chrysler would not exists today," the president said.
Conservative author Ed Klein insists Hillary Clinton will continue her campaign for President in the event she is indicted on charges related to keeping a private email server while Secretary of State.
Pennsylvania Senator Pat Toomey described President Obama's final State of the Union Address as lacking substance and disconnected.
Chris reviewed President Obama's final State of the Union Address and his appearance on the O'Reilly Factor. He talked with Breitbart's John Hayward at 6:20 and Senator Pat Toomey at 7:20 about the President's speech and to Victor Fiorillo at 8:00 about his piece in Philadelphia Magazine about a high school's class on dressing in drag.
Congressman Mike McCaul says President Obama is not focused on defeating ISIS or confronting Islamic radicalism.
Chris previews President Obama's final State of the Union Address and Donald Trump's visit to the Tonight Show. He talked with financial analyst Steve Cordasco about what to do if you win the lottery at 7:20, Penny Nance from Concerned Women of America at 8:00, and UFC fighters Eddie Alvarez and Paul Felder about the next UFC Fight Night at 8:50.
Chris addressed President Obama's Town Hall on his executive action on expanding background checks on gun sales, a Philadelphia police officer who was shot multiple times last night, Bill Clinton refusing to answer questions on Donald Trump. He talked with economist Chris Butler on Finance Friday about how the Chinese stock market impacts the rest of the world at 7:00 and presidential candidate Ben Carson about the shakeup of his campaign staff at 8:20.
Andrew Napolitano says voters will rebel against President Obama's executive action to expand background checks on gun purchases.
Chris discussed the House of Representatives vote to repeal Obamacare, North Korea's hydrogen bomb 'test,' and New Jersey Governor Chris Christie's rise in the New Hampshire polls. He also talked with Dr. Anthony Mazzarelli at 8:20 about how President Obama's executive action on gun control will impact doctors.
Ed Keene, a former President of the NRA, voiced his apprehension to President Obama's announcement that he intends to take executive action to expand background checks on gun sales.
Chris discussed President Obama's executive action on expanding background checks and Richard Ross being sworn in as Philadelphia's next Police Commissioner. He talked with Anthony Filipello from Delaware Valley Sports Center at 7:00 and David Keene, the former President of the NRA, at 7:20 to get their thoughts on President's announcement, as well as Tom McGrath from Philadelphia Magazine about High School student who was threatened after publishing an editorial on protests in Ferguson, MO at 8:00.
Chris discussed Jim Kenney's inauguration as the 99th Mayor of Philadelphia, comparisons between Bill Clinton and Bill Cosby and how the media created Donald Trump.
