This Week: Kanye's GRAMMY Problems & Jon Stewart's Departure
This week, an acclaimed rapper wasn't pleased with a GRAMMY decision and a late night staple will be looking for a new host soon.
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This week, an acclaimed rapper wasn't pleased with a GRAMMY decision and a late night staple will be looking for a new host soon.
Rich discussed today's shooting at the University of North Carolina, Jon Stewart stepping down as host of the Daily Show, and President Obama seeking a war resolution from Congress. He also talked to Kaz Nejatian, the CEO of Kash.
It needs to be someone who can poke fun at a presidential election, but who also understands what's at stake in an election.
Brian Williams wasn't supposed to be in the entertainment business. Jon Stewart wasn't supposed to be in the news business. Only one of them managed to pull off the greatest career evolution of all time.
Jon Stewart will be stepping down from his post as anchor of "The Daily Show" later this year, Comedy Central announced Tuesday.
Chris discussed yesterday's death of the first Ebola patient in the United States, last night's Gubernatorial debate between Governor Tom Corbett and his challenger Tom Wolf, and a Congressman's claims that ISIS terrorists are coming over the southern border. He talked to Matt Paxton from the television show Hoarders, at 8:20.
Chris discussed last night's Eagles win against the Colts, new allegations of child abuse against NFL player Adrian Peterson, and how police in Philadelphia will enforce new marijuana laws. He talks to Eagles Insider Dave Spadaro at 7:20, Reporter Sharyl Attkisson at 8:00, and David Limbaugh at 8:20.
Chris reviews coverage of the Israel/Palestinian conflict, Councilman Jim Kenney's establishment of a marijuana hotline to share your arrest story, and President Obama's fundraising. He talks to Steve Cordasco on Finance Friday at 7:00 and CBS 3's Beasley Reece at 8:00.
Phillies Manager Ryne Sandberg talked with Chris Stigall on Talk Radio 1210 WPHT about the team's Memorial Day victory over the Colorado Rockies.
Chris discusses a letter sent to the NFL from Democrats in the Senate asking the league to change the name of the Washington Redskins and Jon Stewarts apology to the Phillie Phanatic. He talks to Steve Cordasco on Finance Friday and CBS 3's Beasley Reece.
Chris covers the latest on the VA scandal, Allyson Schwartz' reaction to losing the Gubernatorial Primary in Pennsylvania, and Jon Stewart's attack on Philadelphia. He talks to Dr. Ben Carson about his new book, One Nation.
Chris covers the latest on the VA scandal, primary day in Pennsylvania, and California Chrome's successful appeal to wear nasal strips in the Belmont Stakes.
Chris Stigall discussed the reaction to Speaker of the House John Boehner establishing the special House Select Committee to investigate the terrorist attacks on the consulate in Benghazi, Libya in 2012.
Chris discusses the latest delay in the implementation of Obamacare, New Jersey Governor Chris Christie's latest town hall meeting, and Jim DeMint's appearance on the Daily Show. He also talks to actors Tony Danza and Andy Karl, as well as Tom McGrath from Philadelphia Magazine.
Chris discusses the diminished expectations of Barack Obama's Presidency, MSNBC's apology for a tweet, and previews the Super Bowl. He talks to Steve Cordasco on Finance Friday, CSN Philly's Ray Didinger, and Comedian Bob Marley.
Chris assesses Health and Human Services Secretary Kathleen Sebelius' testimony before the Senate on the rollout of healthcare.gov, Congressman Jon Runyan's decision to not seek re-election, and what the future holds for New Jersey Governor Chris Christie has his landslide re-election on Tuesday.
Chris reviews the problems with the healthcare.gov rollout and the media's reactions, as well as a potential cure to baldness. He also talks to writer John Geeting about privatizing liquor sales in Pennsylvania.
Chris details the restraining order issued that could provide a lung for a Newtown Square girl in need of a transplant and the collapse of a building yesterday in Center City. He talks to Senator Pat Toomey and hosts a debate between Katrina Anderson of the Commonwealth Foundation and Wendell Young of the United Food and Commercial Workers Union on the privatization of Pennsylvania's state owned liquor stores.
Chris discusses the dismissal of some charges in the trial against Kermit Gosnell, Pat Toomey's response to the delays caused by FAA furloughs, Pennsylvania Democrats efforts to get Governor Tom Corbett to accept the Medicaid expansion under the Affordable Care Act, and the reported motivation of the Boston Marathon bombers. He also talks to J.D. Mullane from the Bucks County Courier-Times.
Chris gives updates on the fertilizer plant explosion in Texas and discusses the failure of the Toomey-Manchin compromise to pass in the Senate, as well as, CNN's wrongly reporting an arrest in the case of the Boston Marathon bombing. He talks to David Keene, the President of the NRA, J.D. Mullane from the Bucks County Courier Times, former Secret Service Agent Dan Bongino, and body language expert, Dr. Lillian Glass.
Chris discusses the aftermath of sequestration and the consequences for President Obama, Mitt Romney's interview with Chris Wallace of Fox News Sunday, and Louis Farrakhan's birth control conspiracy claims. He also talks to Jeff Roe and Michael Bronstein on this week's Monday Morning Matchup.
The governor put aside party differences, and an imminent election, to praise President Obama as they worked together on hurricane relief.
New Jersey Governor Chris Christie made an appearance on 'The Daily Show' on Thursday night, where he went toe to toe, somewhat tongue in cheek, with popular comedian and political commentator Jon Stewart.
Chris reviews New Jersey Governor Chris Christie's appearance on the Daily Show. He talks to Steve Cordasco on Finance Friday, CBS 3's Beasley Reece, and Comedian Marc Maron.
Chris reviews video of a police officer striking a woman at the Puerto Rican Day Parade and discusses it with CBS 3's Walt Hunter. He also talks to Matt Brouillette from the Commonwealth Foundation and Ann Coulter.
