Trump Administration Announces Revised Travel Ban For 6 Majority-Muslim Countries
The revised travel ban will take effect on March 16 and last for 120 days.
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The revised travel ban will take effect on March 16 and last for 120 days.
Rich kicked off the show talking about a judge who is under investigation for allegedly allowing an undocumented immigrant to sneak out of court. Rich also talked about how Trump trolled Chuck Schumer with a picture of Schumer with Putin. Rich also talked about issue Pence is having using a private email server. Rich then had Barbera Backs the Badge. He spoke with officers who saved a young child's life. Rich then looked at Nancy Pelosi and her claim that she never met Russian diplomat. Rich also touched on the story that Arnold Schwarzenegger is leaving the Apprentice. Next Rich interviewed Rev Bob Levy about an upcoming benefit. Rich kicked off the 5PM hour talking about Judge Gorsuch. Patrick Stewart goes on the View says he is becoming an American to fight Trump
Cable business host Maria Bartiromo says give Donald Trump credit for the down surpassing 21,000.
John Hayward, from Breitbart, ridiculed Democrats for their response to Donald Trump's Congressional address.
Chris reviewed Donald Trump's address to Congress and the response to a picture of Kellyanne Conway. He spoke with comedian Adam Ferrera, who will be performing at Helium Comedy Club this weekend at 7:00, author Doug Wead about his book, Game of Thorns at 7:20 and John Hayward from Breitbart about Donald Trump's address to Congress at 8:20.
Jonathon Wood, from the Pacific Legal Foundation, cheered Donald Trump's latest executive order rolling back EPA rules and regulations.
On today's show, Rich discussed Bernie Sanders and Bill Nye's Facebook Live conversation on climate change, Trump's orders to take a second look at Obama's Clean Water Act, and whether or not people have a constitutional right to Facebook. At 4:20pm Darpana M. Sheth, Senior Attorney for The Institute for Justice. At 4:30pm Jonathon Wood, staff attorney for the Pacific Legal Foundation. At 5pm W James Antle III, Politics Editor for the Washington Examiner.
Lou Dobbs sharply rebuked George W Bush for speaking about Donald Trump's handling of the media on the Today Show.
Chris discusses the vandalism of Jewish cemeteries and threats to community centers, George W Bush appearing on the Today Show and a lawsuit over ownership of 'Trump' signs from the Taj Mahal in Atlantic City. He spoke with AB Stoddard from Real Clear Politics at 7:20 to preview tonight's joint address to Congress by Donald Trump.
AB Stoddard previews tonight's presidential address and says Donald Trump has to start to show some details for what he has planned.
On today's show, Rich discussed last night's Oscar fiasco, the politics behind the jury selection in the Bill Cosby trial, and entitlements going untouched in Trump's first budget proposal. At 5:30pm PA Rep. Martina White.
A Philadelphia recycling company has sued an Atlantic City casino and a sign company over ownership of the signs that once adorned the Trump Taj Mahal Casino.
President Trump mocked and disparaged the news media on Friday in a speech at the Conservative Political Action Conference, repeating his attack that they represent "the enemy of the people."
John Dickerson, from Face The Nation, reacts to the leaks coming out of the investigation into Russian hacking.
Chris discussed the opening of the Conservative Political Action Conference, the Sixers trade of Nerlens Noel and the first month of revenue for Philadelphia's beverage tax. He spoke with Chris Butler on Finance Friday at 7:00 about Donald Trump's efforts to fight bureaucracy, author Ashley McGuire about her book, Sex Scandal at 7:20 and Moderator of Face the Nation, John Dickerson, at 8:20, about the latest involving the FBI investigation of Russian interference in the presidential election.
Thousands are gathering to talk about what they hope the White House will do for them at the annual Conservative Political Action Conference in Washington, D.C.
The Philadelphia School District responds to President Trump's decision regarding transgender bathrooms in schools.
The Trump administration on Wednesday night withdrew Obama-era guidance on transgender bathroom use in public schools.
Rich kicked off the show talking about the soda tax and how it is hurting businesses. Rich then talked with Fox News reporter, James Rosen. They discussed the issues he had with the Obama administration and his thoughts on people saying Trump is attacking the 1st Amendment. Rich also discussed the news that Chris Christie is considering becoming a sports talk host in NY. Next Rich looks at Reporter April Ryan who accused the President of using racist language he never actually used . Rich also looked at a CNN panel that went off the rails discussing whether Trump was an Antisemitic. Rich kicked off the 5PM hour talking with Kelly Johnston, the VP of Government Affairs for Campbell Soup.. They discussed his upcoming meeting at the White House. Also they discussed when it is good to throw food out. Finally Rich talked about the city of Richmond in California which voted to impeach President Trump.
Fox News Washington Correspondent James Rosen says Barack Obama's treatment of the media was far worse than anything Donald Trump has done.
Archbishop Charles Chaput says he takes issue with the level of vitriol leveled at Donald Trump.
Chris discussed the impact of the sugary drinks tax on Philadelphia, a SEPTA crash at 69th Street and Donald Trump's new deportation policy. At 7:35, he spoke with Pete Ciarrocchi from Chickie's and Pete's and Ryan Manion from the Travis Manion Foundation about today's special 'Crab Fries for Military Heroes' promotion.
It's separate from Trump's order that halted people traveling to the United States from seven predominantly-Muslim countries – a move blocked by federal courts.
Dom Giordano says St Joes needs to do something about a professor that said students don't need to open their hearts to Trump voters.
Chris reviewed the hiring of Lt Gen HR McMaster as the new National Security Adviser, businesses firing employees for participating in 'A Day Without Immigrants,' and National Sticky Bun Day.
