Comedian Artie Lange: Colleges Are Too Politically Correct
Comedian Artie Lange says he will no longer perform at colleges and universities because the audiences are too politically correct.
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Comedian Artie Lange says he will no longer perform at colleges and universities because the audiences are too politically correct.
On today's show, Rich discussed the possibility of collusion between the FBI and the State Department, the downside to Trump continually proclaiming that the election will be rigged, and hundreds of fans walking out on Amy Schumer after she took a turn for the political during a stand-up comedy show. At 5pm Fox News Chief Washington Correspondent, James Rosen, called in to discuss a new book that he is editor of, "A Torch Kept Lit by William F. Buckley, Jr."
On today's show, Rich discussed New Jersey officially deciding to enact at 23 cent per gallon gas tax, Donald Trump's decision to continually attack news media, and why Howard Stern is the 2016 elections real winner. At 4:20pm, Thomas Briant, Executive Director of The National Association of Tobacco Outlets, joined the show to talk about the war on tobacco in Philadelphia. At 5:15pm, author of Political Correctness and the Destruction of Social Order, Professor Howard Schwartz, called in to discuss how political correctness is impacting college campuses. At 5:45pm, Kenny Loggins joined the show to discuss his new children's book, "Footloose."
Rich discussed Trump's critique of the Iraq war, President Obama visiting Justice Scalai's body at the Supreme Court and Kasich's playlist. He also discussed FOP President McNesby's outrage over LeSean McCoy, the Sheridan case reopened and Trump boycotts Apple. Rich also played 'The Real or Fake' game at 5:30pm.
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