Newspaper Apologizes After Mistaking Alec Baldwin For President Trump
El Nacional has apologized after identifying Baldwin as President Donald Trump, whom the actor impersonates regularly on "Saturday Night Live."
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El Nacional has apologized after identifying Baldwin as President Donald Trump, whom the actor impersonates regularly on "Saturday Night Live."
There is no evidence of people being improperly bused into New Hampshire to vote.
The comment came during a joint press conference at the White House with Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe.
Ken Cuccinelli feels the president will ultimately prevail in the legal battle over the order but thinks the process is too time consuming.
Kellyanne Conway, top adviser to President Donald Trump, tweeted Friday that she had the President's support, the day after members of both parties called for an official review of whether the comments she made regarding Ivanka Trump's clothing line broke government rules.
Malcolm Jenkins wrote about his displeasure with an executive order signed by President Trump.
A federal appeals court has refused to reinstate President Donald Trump's ban on travelers from seven Muslim-majority nations.
Trump is locked in a war of words with Sen. Richard Blumenthal, D-Conn., over Judge Neil Gorsuch.
Kellyanne Conway, a senior adviser to President Trump, said in an interview from the White House that people should "go buy Ivanka's stuff."
Toomey told Chris Stigall on Talk Radio 1210 WPHT that he feels their actions are out of line but, ultimately, will not be successful in blocking anyone.
Chris covered the storm hitting the region today, Donald Trump attacking Nordstrom for dropping his daughter's brand and Supreme Court nominee Neil Gorsuch call Trump's comments about the judiciary 'demoralizing.' He talked with comedian Dom Irrera at 7:00 about performing at Helium for Claude Giroux's charity, John Meko from the Union League at 7:35 about their upcoming open house, Pennsylvania Senator Pat Toomey at 8:20 about the confirmation battles over Donald Trump's cabinet.
A Pennsylvania state senator has used a profanity-laced tweet to defend a fellow state lawmaker in Texas after President Donald Trump joked about destroying the unnamed lawmaker's career.
Supreme Court nominee Neil Gorsuch told a US senator Wednesday that President Donald Trump's tweets about the judiciary are "demoralizing" and "disheartening."
President Donald Trump sought to lend his own legal argument for his executive order banning travel from certain Muslim-majority countries on Wednesday, discounting a legal challenge to the order as anti-security.
Chris discussed last night's debate on healthcare between Ted Cruz and Bernie Sanders. He spoke with Chester County Sheriff Bunny Welsh about her meeting with Donald Trump at 6:20, the Liberty USO to promote their Hug A Hero program at 7:00, author Todd Starnes about his new book, 'The Deplorable's Guide To Making America Great Again,' at 7:20 and Victor Fiorillo form Philadelphia Magazine at 8:00 about a shakeup at the Philadelphia Inquirer.
Joe Holden takes a look at how much CBS 3 covered the shooting of Officer Jesse Hartnett in 2016.
On today's show, Rich discussed Cory Booker's decision not to support Education Secretary Betsy DeVos, Chris Christie's plan to teach kindergartners about the dangers of drug use, and the future of Trump's immigration executive order. At 4:35- VP of the Commonwealth Foundation Nate Benefield.
The former governor and new "Celebrity Apprentice" host has recently gotten into a war of words with Trump after the president slammed Schwarzenegger over the show's ratings.
The White House has released a list of 78 attacks it describes as "executed or inspired by" the Islamic State group, including the ambush shooting of Philadelphia Police Officer Jesse Hartnett last year.
Patriots owner Robert Kraft is a personal friend of President Trump.
A new study by the Public Religion Research Institute claims that over a quarter of Americans believe that God played a role in determining the outcome of the 2016 presidential election.
On this morning's show, Chris discussed Trump's controversial Putin comments, last night's Super Bowl, and Melissa McCarthy's appearance as Sean Spicer on SNL. At 7am- Monday Morning Matchup with Michael Bronstein and Colin Hanna. At 7:25am- Comedian Jimmy Failla. At 8am- former Philadelphia Eagle Ike Reese.
Rich kicked off the show talking about Robert Reich saying the UC rioters were right wingers associated with Breitbart. He then looked into why the left is going crazy. Rich then looked at Bruce Springsteen in Australia saying he as an American was embarrassed. Rich looked at the NYU professor who went on a rant and demanded that the Police attack the speaker. Rich then spoke with Gavin McInnes who was the speaker that the Professor was going off on. Rich also talked about the Democrat's fill in the blank protest against Gorsuch. Rich then talks about Neil Gorsuch and that Civil libertarians have reasons to be pleased with Trump's SCOTUS pick. Rich also discussed a story about Rosa Brooks, an ex Obama Official who wrote an article on 4 ways to get rid of Trump
A local member of Congress worries that President Donald Trump's border wall with Mexico could easily hurt your wallet.
Chris discussed the protest against Donald Trump by Comcast employees, Donald Trump talking about The Apprentice during the National Prayer Breakfast and how to get free wings at Hooters. He spoke with economist Chris Butler on Finance Friday at 7:00 about how civil unrest impacts financial markets, CSN Philly's Ray Didinger at 8:00 to preview the Super Bowl and Face The Nation Moderator John Dickerson at 8:20 about Donald Trump's handling of foreign policy issues.
