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With Halloween just a few weeks away, it looks like the holiday has gone political.
Chris reviewed Michelle Obama campaigning for Hillary Clinton at La Salle, Congress overriding a Presidential veto on a bill that would allow 9/11 victims families to sue Saudi Arabia and the conservatism of Carson Wentz.
On today's show, Rich discussed how Democrats are now attacking the Libertarian party, video games that are preventing adults from getting jobs, and the congressional override of Obama's veto which will now allow families of 9/11 victims to sue Saudi Arabia. At 6pm Chairman of the Republican Party of Pennsylvania, Rob Gleason, joined the show to breakdown the Senate race between Pat Toomey and Katie McGinty.
Michelle Obama stumped for Hillary Clinton this afternoon, one day after Vice President Joe Biden visited Philadelphia on Clinton's behalf.
Chris reviewed Joe Biden's campaign stop at Drexel for Hillary Clinton, Donald Trump's attacks on a former Miss Universe and the birth of a new gorilla at the Philadelphia Zoo. He spoke with Victor Fiorillo from Philadelphia Magazine at 8:00 about sexual harassment allegations at the PPA.
Michelle Obama is heading to Pennsylvania to campaign for Hillary Clinton.
It's all a part of a nationwide "get out the vote" effort.
Twitter exploded with commentary as the presidential candidates went head to head in their first debate.
A search for an undecided voter came up empty.
Towards the end of last night's first presidential debate, Hillary Clinton called out Donald Trump on his treatment of women.
The crowd felt that Clinton had distinguished herself and that Trump had performed poorly.
The first presidential debate ended on Monday night, but the conversation continued to buzz on social media.
Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump exchanged a series of quick jabs during the first presidential debate at Hofstra University Monday night.
Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump tangled Monday night over trade, taxes and how to bring good-paying jobs back to the United States as they opened their first face-to-face presidential debate.
For Clinton and Trump, body language will count for a lot in first debate.
Alabama Senator Jeff Sessions says Donald Trump's support is surging.
Rich kicked off the show talking about tonight's debate. He noted how Hillary is trying to downplay expectations. Also She wants Lester Holt to fact check Trump. At 330 Rich interviewed Senator Jeff Sessions. They discussed the debate and his long standing support of Trump. Also they discussed immigration. Rich then looked at the polls and how Trump is doing in the battle ground states. Next Rich interviewed Columnist John Schindler from the Observer. They discussed his article on the FBI investigation. Rich then looked at whether ear mics would be allowed for the candidates at tonight's debate. During the 5 o'clock hour Rich talked about the length of the debate. Rich also discussed Hillary's email scandal and the fact that President Obama was emailing Hillary under a pseudonym . Rich looked at the story about the Walmart bakers refusing to bake a cake for a Police retirement party because they felt it was racist.
"You can't rule out almost anything tonight."
If I were coaching either of these candidates tonight I would offer this advice: Be boring.
The Republican candidate's campaign launched a nationwide filter on the popular social network Monday.
On today's show, Chris discussed the Charlotte police department's decision to release video of the Keith Lamont Scott shooting and previewed tonight's presidential debate. At 7am, Michael Bronstein and Colin Hanna joined the show for Monday Morning Match-up. At 8am, former Philadelphia Eagles linebacker, Ike Reese, joined the show to break down yesterday's big win against Pittsburgh.
It could be the greatest political show on Earth.
"A kid from South Philly getting to attend the debate.... it's something special," says Anton Moore.
I'll be watching all this and hopefully talking with you at the Chris Stigall Debate Watch Party at Chickie and Pete's in South Philly.
