Taylor Swift Visits Childhood Home In Reading, Pa. During 'Reputation' Tour
Swift moved to Nashville when she was 14 years old to pursue her music career.
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Swift moved to Nashville when she was 14 years old to pursue her music career.
Lincoln Financial Field wants to remind Taylor Swift fans heading to her "Reputation" concert this weekend of the items that will not be allowed inside the stadium.
Taylor Swift is dominating the list of top-selling acts this summer for the second time, according to StubHub's fourth annual concert preview.
A young Taylor Swift fan is using the pop star's music to get her through rehab sessions after suffering a brain injury. Now, her father hopes his daughter can meet her superstar.
Taylor Swift won $1 and long-awaited vindication Monday after a jury decided in a civil trial that a radio host groped her during a pre-concert photo op four years ago.
A judge has thrown out a Denver DJ's case against Taylor Swift just before jurors hear closing arguments in dueling lawsuits over whether the radio host groped her during a photo op and whether she and her team got him fired for it.
Chris talks about the media's reaction of the UK election results, former FBI director James Comey's testimony and updates on the Bill Cosby case.Chris talks with Breitbart columnist John Hayward about former FBI Director James Comey's testimony yesterday. Chris talks with Face The Nation's John Dickerson about the impact of former FBI Director James Comey's testimony yesterday.
Chris discussed former DNI James Clapper saying our institutions are under threat, Saturday Night Live's parody of Sean Spicer and why working class Americans voted for Donald Trump. At 8:00, he spoke with Mark Greenberg, one of the founders of the World Series of Entrepreneurship.
Taylor Swift's pre-Super Bowl concert broke some news: She announced it may be her only concert of this year.
The singer surprised Cyrus Porter, a 96-year-old World War II veteran, at his Missouri home on Monday.
Chris discussed last night's Eagles loss to the Packers, Green Party candidate Jill Stein pushing for election recounts and Donald Trump tweeting about flag burning. He talked with CSN Philly's Ray Didinger at 8:00 about the Eagles loss and former White House Press Secretary Ari Fleischer at 8:20 about how Donald Trump should deal with the press.
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Chris reacts to Mayor Jim Kenney addressing flash mobs and violence in the city, Megyn Kelly's interview with Dr Phil and Wanda Sykes cursing out a crowd in Boston. At 8:00, he spoke with Carrie Hagan from the Christ Church Preservation Trust about their fundraising efforts to repair Ben Franklin's tombstone.
Chris reviewed Donald Trump's over Hillary Clinton in the presidential election, speaking with John Hayward from Breitbart at 6:20, AB Stoddard from Real Clear Politics at 7:20, Ted Cruz's campaign manager Jeff Roe at 8:00 and Victor Fiorillo from Philadelphia Magazine at 8:20.
Chris discussed the SEPTA strike and the latest on the investigation into Hillary Clinton's use of a private email server while Secretary of State. He spoke with former US Attorney Joe DiGenova about the FBI Director's handling of the investigation at 7:20, Personality expert Merrick Rosenberg his theory of comparing the presidential candidates to birds at 8:00 and former Attorney General Alberto Gonzales about the letter Comey sent to Congress on the investigation into Clinton's emails at 8:25.
Chris recapped the Vice Presidential debate, defended Kim Kardashian against body shamming and anticipates the upcoming episode of SNL. He spoke with A.B. Stoddard of Real Clear Politics regarding the Vice Presidential debate at 7:20. At 8:00, Chris spoke with Victor Fiorillo from Philadelphia Magazine about racism in the LGBTQ community and the Wheely Wheely Good food truck on Drexel University's campus. He also spoke with Breitbart author John Hayward about the debate at 8:20.
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Chris discussed the death of actor Gene Wilder, Huma Abedin's decision to leave Anthony Weiner and the impact of the soda tax on consumption. At 8:00, he spoke with author Daniel Ruddy about his new book about his new book on Teddy Roosevelt, Theodore The Great: Conservative Crusader.
Chris covered the fallout from Melania Trump's speech at the Republican National Convention. He talked with Kansas Secretary of State Kris Kobach about the Republican platform at 6:20, John Daniel Davidson from the Federalist at 7:50 about the battles going on inside the Republican party, and AB Stoddard from Real Clear Politics at 8:00 about Melania Trump's speech.
At issue: Whether Swift approved lyrics that referenced West's song "Famous."
Chris previewed the beginning of the Republican National Convention and reviewed Donald Trump's selection of Indiana Governor Mike Pence as his running mate and the killing of three police officers in Baton Rouge. At 6:20, he spoke with foreign policy analyst Ed Turzanski about Friday's failed coup attempt in Turkey, at 7:00, he talked to Michael Bronstein and Robert McManus on the Monday Morning Matchup about the start of the Republican convention, and he spoke with Greg Harris, the CEO of the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame at 8:50.
Chris reviews Donald Trump's comments over the weekend attacking a Latino judge, the death of Muhammad Ali and a bottle being thrown at Ryan Howard. He talked with Michael Bronstein and Colin Hanna on the Monday Morning Matchup to preview tomorrow's California primary at 7:00.
New Jersey newlyweds got an unexpected gift at their wedding reception: a performance by Taylor Swift.
Chris discussed Hillary Clinton's attacks on Trump University, Glenn Beck being suspended for a week and preparing for his neighborhood yard sale. At 8:20, he talked with Bob Gale, the Co-Creator of 'Back To The Future.'
West told the audience that "Famous" helped end his writer's block " 'cause it's something I wanted to say so bad that they told me I couldn't say."
