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On this morning's show, Chris discussed dust ups between Trump and Bush, and Cruz and Rubio during last night's GOP debate, and the pending jury deliberation in the Katheryn Knott trial. At 6:15am writer for Breitbart, John Hayward, joined the show to breakdown last night's Republican Presidential Debate. At 8:00am editor of Philadelphia magazine, Tom McGrath, joined the show to recap the GOP Debate.
In a presidential race reshaped by national security fears, Senators Ted Cruz and Marco Rubio clashed over U.S. military intervention, government spying on Americans' communications and immigration Tuesday night, as front-runner Donald Trump defended his provocative call for banning Muslims from the United States.
Rich discussed the influence conservative radio host have when electing a president, LA closing public schools and privacy rights of immigrants. He also discussed the Republican debate, vetting immigrants using social media and more. Rich spoke with Jason Riley regarding Scalia's comments at 3:30pm and Steve Cordasco regarding interest rates at 5pm.
Making the list is Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders saying how "sick and tired" the American people are of hearing about the emails of Hillary Clinton, his rival in the Democratic presidential race.
Texas Senator Ted Cruz enters Tuesday's Republican presidential debate with a burst of momentum, a robust campaign infrastructure, and a target on his back.
Rich discussed the feud between Trump and Cruz, a middle school student reprimanded due to Star Wars shirt and the CNN Republican debate. He also discussed children being featured in political ads, Donald Trump's doctor and SNL's downward spiral. Rich spoke with Actor Steve Schirripa about Blue Bloods at 4:50pm. At 5:30pm, Rich spoke with Glen Macnow regarding Pete Rose.
The media seems to be fixated on GOP hopeful Donald Trump. According to the Tyndall Report, he's received more news coverage than all of the other candidates. But why?
Nine Republicans hopefuls meet Tuesday in the next prime-time presidential debate, with a familiar slate of candidates looking to wrangle over what to do about the threat of terrorism and who has the right temperament and judgment to lead the nation.
Rich discussed Trump's name being removed from a building in New Jersey, the name change of Byrd stadium and why a popular toy is being banned. He also discussed Hillary supporters supporting Sharia Law, Trump's thoughts on cop killers and Ted Cruz's Tweet about Donald Trump.
Party chairman Rob Gleason said it put Pennsylvania Republicans in the middle of the national stage.
Rich discussed the growing feud between Donald Trump and Mayor Nutter, the Golden Globe Awards and Don Lemon's interview with Donald Trump. Rich spoke with Dr. Mazz at 4pm during the Ask the Doctor segment. He also spoke with Greg Gutfeld about the Presidential race, Global Warming and his new book at 4:30pm. Rich spoke Prof. Ting at 5pm regarding Donald Trump's immigration plan.
In the wake of those attacks, Zuckerberg wrote on his personal Facebook page Wednesday that he wants to assure Muslims they are welcome on Facebook.
Donald Trump has responded to Mayor Nutter's comments about banning him from the city of Philadelphia and referring to him as an expletive.
Rich discussed Donald Trump being compared to Adolf Hitler, Donald Trump calling Mayor Nutter a 'low life' and the hunting nun. He also discussed the latest news regarding the Benghazi emails, Barbara Walters asking Trump if he is a bigot and college students demand the renaming of a building. Rich spoke with Mark Krikorian, the executive director of the Center for Immigration Studies, regarding his latest article at 4pm.
David Taylor of Pennsylvania Manufacturer's Association explains the numerous reasons they are boycotting Donald Trump's address to the Pennsylvania Society in New York.
National Review's David French says Donald Trump deserves credit for raising the issue of Islamic terrorism and claims the Middle East continues to be a breeding ground for future attacks.
Chris discusses Donald Trump's hold over the media after his call to ban Muslims from coming to the US, reaction to Trump from numerous pundits and politicians and German Chancellor Angela Merkel winning Time Magazine's Person of the Year. He also talked with Tom McGrath from Philadelphia Magazine at 8:00 about the Eagles and David French from National Review at 8:20 about Donald Trump.
The police department meanwhile hopes to enhance security video that shows someone throwing the animal's head out the passenger door of a red pickup truck, Commissioner Charles Ramsey said Tuesday.
Chris Stigall pointed out that, despite media coverage condemning Donald Trump, they still dedicate the majority of their programming to him.
Former Pennsylvania Governor Ed Rendell was critical of Donald Trump's proposal to ban Muslims from coming into the US, but also Michael Nutter's suggestion to ban Trump from Philadelphia.
Rich discussed Donald Trump's comments regarding Muslims, Paul Ryan condemning Donald Trump, and students protesting Temple University's football stadium. He also discussed Mayor Nutter calling Donald Trump an a**hole and Pennsylvania's budget. Rich spoke with Mayor Sonny McCullough at 4pm, Former Gov. Ed Rendell at 4:30pm and Author Michelle Malkin at 5pm.
Rick Santorum disagrees with Donald Trump's proposal to ban all Muslims from entering the United States but says something must be done to keep terrorists out.
"If I had the power, the only banning that would be done is that I would ban him from Philadelphia. We don't have any room for that kind of stupidity here."
Chris Stigall attempts to make sense of Donald Trump's proposal to ban all Muslims from entering the United States.
Donald Trump on Tuesday stood by his call to block all Muslims from entering the United States, even as the idea was widely condemned by rival Republican presidential candidates, party leaders and others as un-American.
