Trump's 'Nasty Woman' Comment Sparks New Line Of Merchandise
When Donald Trump called Hillary Clinton a "nasty woman" during the third presidential debate, he probably didn't expect to start a fashion trend.
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When Donald Trump called Hillary Clinton a "nasty woman" during the third presidential debate, he probably didn't expect to start a fashion trend.
The good news is that campaign 2016 is almost over.
Mike Huckabee says Donald Trump is going to win the presidential election.
Pennsylvania is a battleground state, that often helps determine the election.
Former Pennsylvania Governor Ed Rendell says he is worried overconfident supporters will not show up for Hillary Clinton on election day because they believe she's already won the election.
Rich discussed Obamacare premiums soaring, taking selfies with ballots and Colin Powell's endorsement of Hillary Clinton. He also discussed Elizabeth Warren's nasty woman speech, New Jersey senators desire for gas tax to fund Bergen light rail extension and wacky airplane safety videos. Rich spoke with Senator Jeff Sessions at 4:20pm and Gov. Ed Rendell at 4:30pm.
Michael Harrison, the publisher of Talkers Magazine, says talk radio will be better off if Hillary Clinton win's November's presidential election.
Former NYC Mayor and adviser to Donald Trump, Rudy Giuliani, is heartbroken over the FBI's recommendation not to prosecute Hillary Clinton.
Chris discussed last night's Senate debate between Pat Toomey and Katie McGinty at Temple University, President Obama reading 'mean Tweets' on Jimmy Kimmel and former Pennsylvania Attorney General Kathleen Kane being sentenced to 10 months in prison following a conviction on corruption charges.
On today's show, Rich talked about campaign finance records that show a super PAC linked to Virginia Governor, and Clinton ally, Terry McAuliffe, gave nearly $500,000 to the wife of an FBI official running for state Senate. He also discussed Kathleen Kane's sentence of nearly 2 years of jail time, and the most recent video release from Project Veritas.
Jake Tapper says he thinks Democrats feel optimistic about their chances in next month's elections.
One of the latest emails published by WikiLeaks revealed a disparity between men and women's salaries employed by the foundation in 2011.
Donald Trump vowed Saturday to sue the women who have accused him of sexual misconduct in recent days.
The remarks were made during a campaign stop on behalf of Hillary Clinton in Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania.
Rich started the show talking about the Al Smith Dinner. He thought they both did badly though the media is only reporting on Trump doing badly. Rich also discussed the ongoing cyber attack against the country and how it could potentially effect the election. Rich talks about Amherst University Threat level meter for Halloween costumes. Rich also talked about more from Wikileaks which showed Sen Reid and Clinton Campaign worked with NYT to smear watchdog. Rich looked at some more fallout from Wikileaks and how the hackers fancy bear got the info. Rich also looked at the news story that more Clinton classified email emerges in State Department document dump . Rich started the 5 o'clock hour talking about the Politico article "WikiLeaks poisons Hillary's relationship with left". Rich interviews his father, Tony Zeoli, author of Rising from the Ashes. They discussed the true stories of Recovery Team Romeo
Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump is heading to Pennsylvania for campaign stops on both ends of the state.
Chris discussed Donald Trump accepting the election if he wins, the Al Smith dinner and the upcoming Eagles game. He also discussed Lady Gaga's new album, Charles Barkley's thoughts on the election and more. Chris spoke with Chris Butler during Finance Friday about Obamacare and 14 PA state university faculty members striking at 7:00. Chris previews the Eagles v. Vikings game with 94 WIP's Ray Didinger at 8:00. He also spoke with Face The Nation Moderator John Dickerson about Al Smith Dinner, voting down the ballot and the last Presidential debate at 8:20.
The jokes were flying on Thursday night between Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump at the Al Smith Dinner.
After a short lull, the Philadelphia area is back in the presidential campaign spotlight.
A recently released poll finds that public safety is the biggest issue that some Philadelphia residents feel the city is now facing.
Rich kicked off the show talking about the hypocrisy of the Democrats who attacked Trump's comment about accepting the election results. Next Rich takes a look at Hillary's view on the 2nd Amendment. He points out why she is wrong about the Heller decision. Rich also took time to look at Joy Behar view that Trump is a Traitor and should be brought up on Sedition. In the 5 o'clock hour Rich takes a closer look at Hillary's view of the Supreme Court and why it is flawed.
The most-tweeted tweet of the night was a three-year-old post of Donald Trump.
Pundits AB Stoddard and John Hayward say Donald Trump did not seize on any moment in the final presidential debate to change the course of the election.
Chris recapped the last Presidential debate. He spoke with John Hayward from Breitbart at 6:20 and A.B. Stoddard of Real Clear Politics at 7:20 for analysis of the last Presidential debate. Chris also spoke with Comedian Steve Byrne about his comedy show at Helium at 7:20.
Philadelphians got the opportunity to enjoy the third presidential debate in an unconventional way.
