Pat Toomey: Despite Who Wins White House, Republicans Need To Control Senate
Pennsylvania Senator Pat Toomey says it is essential that Republicans hold on to the Senate no matter who wins the White House.
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Pennsylvania Senator Pat Toomey says it is essential that Republicans hold on to the Senate no matter who wins the White House.
Chris discussed the accusations of four women saying Donald Trump touched them inappropriately, an Oregon baker being accused of racism and the impact of new voter registrations in Pennsylvania. At 8:20, he talked with Pennsylvania Senator Pat Toomey about Donald Trump's presidential campaign and his re-election campaign against Democrat Katie McGinty.
Ashley McGuire criticized Hillary Clinton's campaign after emails released by Wikileaks showing staff mocking religious voters.
Rich discussed the plane crash in East Hartford, CT, advice to the Trump campaign and Mike Huckabee's Jaws analogy. He also discussed Trump's call for a special prosecutor to investigate Clinton's email server, Nancy Grace storms out of a radio interview and Bill Clinton's redneck comment. Rich spoke with Ashley McGuire Senior Fellow of The Catholic Association at 4:20pm. He also spoke with Assemblyman John Burzichelli regarding gas tax relief in New Jersey at 5:20pm.
Chris discussed Al Gore returning to campaign for Hillary Clinton, Lane Johnson's suspension being upheld by the NFL, and McDonald's shelving Ronald McDonald. He talked with Philadelphia police inspector Tony Boyle about the Marine Corp Law Enforcement Foundation's annual gala at Sugar House Casino this weekend at 7:00 and Philadelphia Magazine's Victor Fiorillo to follow up on the Wheely Wheely Good food truck at 8:00.
Rich discussed the state of the Republican party, the latest release of John Podesta emails from WikiLeaks and Al Gore campaigning for Hillary Clinton in Florida. He also discussed Thomas Sowell's article, Words versus Deeds, the outrage over a Kim Kardashian Halloween costume and the GOP support of the Wheely Wheely Good Food Truck.
Jake Tapper addresses emails released by Wikileaks he sent or was discussed in by Democratic staffers.
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In 27 states where data have been made available so far, early votes have been cast or absentee ballots returned by at least 455,878 people.
Chris discussed his piece on why he is voting for Donald Trump, the phenomenon of Ken Bone, and Trump's continued claims that he will appoint a special prosecutor to investigate Hillary Clinton. He talked with author Nick Eberstadt at 7:20 about his book, Men Without Work, Air Force NCO Justin Jordan at 8:00 about the Victory KSQ Half Marathon and Alabama Senator Jeff Sessions at 8:20 about his support for Donald Trump.
In Wilkes-Barre Trump also hinted he is concerned about voting irregularities in Philadelphia on Election Day.
Ed Rendell thinks Donald Trump's campaign no longer has a chance to win the White House and Republicans should concentrate on saving the Senate.
Both campaigns are declaring victory for their candidate after the 2nd presidential debate, but people on the streets of Philadelphia say they were distressed by what they watched.
At odds with a friend, family member, or spouse about the presidential election? You're not alone. This race is poking at people's hot button issues with a cattle prod.
Former RNC Chairman Michael Steele said Donald Trump should've spent the second debate broadening his appeal instead of playing to his base.
If any eligible Philadelphia area voter has failed to register by tomorrow's deadline, it won't be the Clinton campaign's fault.
There's nothing he's said – nothing – that is worse than what Mrs. Clinton and her husband have done.
The showdown between Sec. Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump broke a record Sunday night with more than 17 million debate-related Tweets sent.
It's that power outfit: The red cardigan, the white tie, the black-rimmed glasses. People were in love.
Pundits AB Stoddard and John Hayward say Donald Trump won the second presidential debate but differ on the effectiveness of his tone.
Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton faced off in the second presidential debate.
Chris discussed the second Presidential debate, SNL's spoof of undecided voters from suburban Pennsylvania and the Eagles losing to the Detroit Lions. He spoke with John Hayward of Breitbart about the debate at 6:20. During the Monday Morning Matchup, Chris spoke with Michael Bronstein and Colin Hanna about the Presidential debate and the release of audio from a 2005 Entertainment Tonight interview featuring Donald Trump at 7:00. He also spoke with 94 WIP's Ike Reese at 8:00 about the Eagles and A.B. Stoddard of Real Clear Politics at 8:20 regarding the debate.
Trump said Saturday he won't quit — "never."
Hillary Clinton picked up another Republican endorsement on Saturday when Christine Todd Whitman, the former governor of New Jersey, endorsed the former secretary of state.
Donald Trump is issuing a rare apology after a video showed him making lewd, sexually charged comments about women in 2005. He called it "locker room banter."
