Hillary Clinton Announces Candidacy For President In 2016
Hillary Clinton has announced that she will enter the race for the White House.
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Hillary Clinton has announced that she will enter the race for the White House.
Hillary Rodham Clinton will end months of speculation about her political future and launch her long-awaited 2016 presidential campaign on Sunday, according to people familiar with her plans.
Rich details the latest on the killing of Walter Scott by a South Carolina police officer, a New Jersey bar losing its liquor license and a battle between Comcast and DirecTV. He also talked to Ronica Cleary from FOX 29's Chasers, Dr. Mazz, and Dri. Michael Smith from La Salle University.
Since 1960, no one has won the presidency without taking two of three swing states: Pennsylvania, Florida, and Ohio.
Rich talked about the new 'religious freedom' law in Indiana, a man who berated a Chik Fil A employee three years ago that still has not found a job, and Jamie Foxx being criticized for making jokes about Bruce Jenner. He talked with author Kenneth Walsh about his book, Air Force One: A History of The Presidents and Their Planes, and labor lawyer Rick Grimaldi.
Rich covered the revelation that the Germanwings flight that crashed in the French Alps was brought down deliberately, the NCAA's objection to a new law in Indiana, and a man who $7 million on a lottery ticket. He also talked with aviation lawyer Arthur Wolk and Dr. Katie Schultheis.
The newly elected Republican majority seems to have lost the navigational skills necessary in order to secure a White House victory in 2016.
Former Secretary of State and likely Presidential candidate Hillary Clinton was in Atlantic City Thursday, speaking to a gathering of area professionals who operate kids summer camps.
Rich discussed the HBO documentary the Jinx and the arrest of Robert Durst, the resignation of Illinois Congressman Aaron Schock, and Starbucks encouraging their employees to engage in conversations about race with their customers.
Legal analyst for the Fox News Channel, Jeanine Pirro, spoke with Talk Radio 1210 WPHT midday host Dom Giordano about Hillary Clinton's email scandal.
Author Ed Klein told Talk Radio 1210 that he stands by his story, and that he feels that this is just the first scandal to come out of Valerie Jarrett's investigations into the former Secretary of State.
Napolitano asserted Clinton engaged in illegal activity when using her own email and server to do government business.
Dom Giordano talked to legal adviser and political consultant Lanny Davis on Talk Radio 1210 WPHT about the controversy surrounding Hillary Clinton's decision to use a private email address to conduct her business as Secretary of State during President Obama's first term.
Rich covers the latest in scandal regarding Hillary Clinton's private email and the verdict in the Blurred Lines trial. He talked to Ed Rendell about the Eagles, FOX News Legal Analyst Andrew Napolitano, and National Reveiw's Ian Tuttle.
Rich reviews Hillary Clinton's press conference about her private email account, the letter sent to Iran by Republican Senators, and the expulsion of students from the University of Oklahoma after being recorded reciting a racist chant. He also talked to Hans Bader from the Competitive Enterprise Institute.
Rich argues against Daylight Savings Time and analyzes the corruption charges facing Bob Menendez and reveals the latest regarding the Hillary Clinton email scandal. He talks with columnist Christine Flowers and Victor Fiorillo from Philadelphia Magazine.
Rich covers a New York Times story on Iran and ISIS, a controversy at the University of Texas and a cop who is in trouble for a Facebook post. He talks to a student writer from USA Today, Dr. Mazz, and author Kirk Honeycutt.
Kentucky Senator Rand Paul spoke with Talk Radio 1210 WPHT midday host Dom Giordano about his win at CPAC and the role that young people had in it.
Rich pondered the punishment for a student who make vulgar attacks against former Major League pitcher Curt Schilling's daughter on Twitter, the Eagles trade of LeSean McCoy and a Vermont town's proposal to lower the voting age. He also spoke with La Salle Professor Michael Boyle, CBS 3 Meteorologist Kate Bile, and author Lenore Skenazy.
Rich Zeoli talked to Chris Horner, a Senior Fellow at the Competitive Enterprise Institute, about revelations that Hillary Clinton used a private email address for the entirety of her correspondence while serving as Secretary of State.
Rich discussed the revelation that Hillary Clinton used her own private email account for correspondence as Secretary of State, the House of Representatives passing a bill to fund the Department of Homeland Security, and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's speech before Congress. He also talked with Chris Horner from the Competitive Enterprise Institute.
Rich reviewed the OSCARs, a report that revealed Hillary Clinton paid women less than men while serving as Senator from New York, and the withdraw of a judicial nominee from the Pennsylvania Supreme Court. He also talked to PA State Rep. Joe Hackett about decriminalizing out-state-alcohol purchases.
Ed Rendell talked with WPHT morning host Chris Stigall about his former city hosting the Democratic National Convention summer and the conversation quickly turned to the candidates that would be headlining the event.
