Stigall Show Log 4.9.15
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Rich covers the case of a man killed by a police officer in South Carolina, the reaction to Rand Paul's run for President, and the University of Michigan canceling a showing of American Sniper. He also talked to Shaneen Allen about her pardon from New Jersey Governor Chris Christie and Utah Senator Mike Lee about his new book, Our Lost Constitution.
The Kentucky Republican is allowing his supporters to donate to his campaign using bitcoins.
Senator Rand Paul joins Senator Ted Cruz tomorrow and announces his run for president. I'm really excited about this announcement for several reasons.
Since 1960, no one has won the presidency without taking two of three swing states: Pennsylvania, Florida, and Ohio.
Rich discusses the reaction to Texas Senator Ted Cruz running for President, New Jersey banning microbeads, and New York City limiting the amount of juice that day care centers can give to children. He also talked to NFL Hall of Fame Quarterback, Roger Staubach, Joel Mathis from Philadelphia Magazine, and Alexis Garcia from Reason.
There is no magic formula for Republicans to win the White House in 2016. However, every time I have RNC Chairman Reince Priebus on my show we agree a key word is outreach.
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 broadcasts from the Conservative Political Action Conference in Washington DC and talks with former Speaker of the House Newt Gingrich, Amber Smith from Concerned Veterans for America, Arthur Brooks from the American Enterprise Institute, Carolyn Bolton from American Majority, and Grover Norquist from Americans for Tax Reform.
Rich Zeoli talked to former Ambassador to the United Nations, John Bolton, on Talk Radio 1210 WPHT from the Conservative Political Action Conference in Washington DC.
Rich discussed the latest contributions to the vaccine debate, the FCC's net neutrality proposal, and talking about money with your children. He talked with Dr. William Weaver from La Salle University, Columnist Ron Lieber from the New York Times, and Ben Domenech from the Federalist.
On today's show Chris discusses the latest on Charlie Hebdo, the current attack on freedom of speech, and former Governor of Arkansas Mike Huckabee's decision to publicly question whether or not President Obama should let his daughters listen to Beyonce music. Chris also talks with comedian Colin Quinn and former United States Secret Service agent Dan Bongino.
Rich talked about the reaction to the latest edition of the Charlie Hebdo magazine in France, the re-defining of prostitution in Seattle, and Nancy Grace's interview with rapper 2 Chains. He also talked to Ariela Migdal from the ACLU about her representation of a woman fighting to keep her job while she is pregnant.
While a government shutdown was averted by the Senate passing a $1.1 trillion continued resolution bill, politicians of both Democratic and Republican origin are unhappy with it.
Time Magazine's cover this past week features Rand Paul and calls him "The Most Interesting Man in Politics." For once, Time Magazine is on the money.
Dom Giordano talked to Kentucky Senator Rand Paul on Talk Radio 1210 WPHT about the threat of Ebola and how the government is dealing with halting its spread to United States.
Chris covered the latest on the Ebola case, President Obama's statements on the economy and immigration, and a potential shakeup in the management of the Phillies. He talked to Dr. Walter Schubert on Finance Friday at 7:00 and Ray Didinger to preview the Eagles matchup with St. Louis at 8:00.
Chris covered the latest in the investigation of an attack on a gay couple in Center City, Chris Christie's assessment of the 'Bridgegate' investigation, and DeSean Jackson's return to Philadelphia. He talks to Dr. Walter Schubert on Finance Friday at 7:00 and Eagles Analyst Ray Didinger at 8:00.
Chris discussed Rihanna pulling her performance from the CBS Thursday Night Football open, John McCain accusing Rand Paul of doing somersaults over ISIL beheadings, and Anheuser-Busch voicing concerns over the NFL's handling of recent domestic abuse issues. He also talked to Eagles General Manager Howie Roseman at 8:00.
New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie is multitasking in Mexico, officially talking trade as he gets some foreign policy schooling should he decide to run for president in 2016.
Chris discusses Philadelphia pitch to host the next Democratic National Convention, the protests against police in Ferguson, MO, and he hosts the first edition of Stigall on the Mall. He also talks to Comedian Kevin Nealon at 7:00.
Dom Giordano spoke with Kentucky Senator Rand Paul on Talk Radio 1210 WPHT.
Chris reviews President Obama's NCAA Bracket, problems doctors are having with the Affordable Care Act, and Rand Paul's reception at the University of California. He talks to Kansas Secretary of State Kris Kobach about voter identification, KYW News Radio's Ian Bush from the NCAA Tournament and comedian Kyle Kinane.
