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Rich discussed the latest Presidential campaign polls, Philadelphia ranking number 5 on the least attractive people list and Hillary Clinton's email scandal. He also discussed Philly's unattractive ranking, Ted Cruz's return to the Senate and Bartenders banned from denying pregnant woment alcohol in NYC. Rich spoke with FNC Chief Washington Correspondent James Rosen at 5:20pm.
Gary Johnson says the Libertarian party is the best alternative to voters fed up with Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump.
Cable news commentator Juan Williams says Donald Trump's performance in the Republican primary has shocked him.
Gov. Chris Christie's decision to endorse Donald Trump back in February brought him plenty of derision at the time.
The poll question: What kind of effect would Christie have on a national ticket?
On today's show, Rich discussed Paul Ryan's decision to announce that he was not ready to endorse Donald Trump, a NJ woman who was arrested for choosing to remain silent during a traffic stop, and how shampooing hair in Tennessee without the proper license could end in jail time. At 3:30 JD Tuccile, contributing editor at Reason.com, called in to talk about the FDA's war on e-cigs. At 4:30pm Seth Grossman, executive director of Liberty and Prosperity, joined the show to explain why bankruptcy might be Atlantic City's best option.
Chris reviewed Speaker of the House Paul Ryan's statement that he's not yet ready to get behind Donald Trump, the FDA's new regulations on e-cigarettes and Trump's Cinco De Mayo taco salad. He spoke with Chris Butler at 7:00 on Finance Friday about Hillary Clinton's statements about the coal industry and Donald Trump's support for tariffs.
Donald Trump wished the world a happy Cinco de Mayo on Thursday when he shared a photo of himself grinning and eating a taco bowl at his desk at Trump Tower.
House Speaker Paul Ryan said Thursday he cannot yet support presumptive Republican nominee Donald Trump's presidential campaign.
Former Mexican President Vicente Fox described the many reasons he thinks Hillary Clinton would make a better President than Donald Trump.
Conservative author and columnist analyzes the 2016 presidential race between Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton.
So, what could that mean for our region and more specifically, in Philadelphia, which typically votes Democrat?
On today's show, Rich discussed Donald Trump's big primary win in Indiana, Ted Cruz suspending his campaign, and whether or not the Never Trump movement could cost The Donald in a general election. At 4:30 Anne McNally, owner of McNally's Tavern in Chestnut Hill, checked in to discuss how the city's proposed new grocery tax could affect small business.
The popular social game "Cards Against Humanity" has some new playing cards and they're all about Donald Trump.
I want my Never Trump friends to understand how crucial this moment is for the future of the Supreme Court.
Pat Toomey and Rick Santorum assess what comes next for Donald Trump after almost locking up the Republican nomination.
Cable news host Andrea Tantaros says she sees Donald Trump appealing to white, male voters who feel they've been left behind.
Donald Trump took a major step toward sewing up the Republican presidential nomination Tuesday with a victory in Indiana's primary election.
Rich discussed Donald Trump accusing Ted Cruz's father of helping with the assassination of JFK, Hillary Clinton's apology to coal miners and Bill Kristol's comments about 'never say never' to Trump. He explored if a college education should be required for police officers, the Secretary Of Homeland Security's demanding Philadelphia to cooperate on immigration and more. Rich spoke with Gov. Ed Rendell at 4:30pm.
Chris covers the latest in the fight for the Republican nomination between Ted Cruz and Donald Trump, how Pennsylvania Senator Pat Toomey is preparing a re-election campaign with Trump on the ballot and the latest arrest of Philly Jesus.
Vice President Joe Biden and Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump will be in Philadelphia for the same function later this month -- but it's not a political event.
On today's show, Rich discussed a recent Rasmussen poll that shows Donald Trump beating Hillary Clinton in a general election, a class action lawsuit being brought against Starbucks and their iced coffee, and a look ahead at tomorrow's Indiana Primary. At 4:15pm Spike Eskin stopped by to break down Eagles 1st round draft pick Carson Wentz.
Chris discussed President Obama's last White House Correspondents' Dinner, protesters boycotting Donald Trump in California and Ted Cruz's thoughts regarding transgender bathrooms. He spoke with Michael Bronstein and Colin Hanna on the Monday Morning Matchup about Presidential candidates reaching 1,237 delegates at 7:00 and 60 Minutes contributor Lesley Stahl about her book, Becoming Grandma, at 8:00.
Texas Sen. Ted Cruz is standing his ground in his belief that allowing transgender people to use the bathroom of their choice "opens the door for predators."
The head of Delaware's Republican Party on Saturday predicted Donald Trump will enjoy strong delegate support from the state deep into the party's national convention in July.
