PA Poll: Clinton Strong Lead, Trump And Kasich Battle It Out
A new Franklin and Marshall College poll shows Hillary Clinton cruising along in Pennsylvania, while Donald Trump finds himself in a dogfight on the Republican side.
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A new Franklin and Marshall College poll shows Hillary Clinton cruising along in Pennsylvania, while Donald Trump finds himself in a dogfight on the Republican side.
Former NYC Police Commissioner Bernard Kerik rejected Ted Cruz's call for police to do a better job in Muslim neighborhoods.
On today's show, Rich discussed Donald Trump's threat to "spill the beans" about Ted Cruz' wife, last night's GOP primaries in Utah and Arizona, and how students at Emory College were outraged over a pro-Trump sign written in chalk on the campus. At 4pm former Army Intelligence Officer, Lieutenant Colonel Tony Shaffer, joined the show to discuss how the TSA is making travel for American citizens a nightmare. At 5pm former New York Police Commissioner, Bernard Kerik, checked in to break down Ted Cruz' comments regarding an increased police presence in heavily populated Muslim areas.
Chris discussed the aftermath of the Brussels terror attack, Philadelphia's preparation against terrorism, and last night's primary results. He talked with foreign policy analyst Ed Turzanski at 7:00 about the Brussels attack and Victor Fiorillo from Philadelphia Magazine at 8:00 about the increased security in Philadelphia following Brussels and the demotion of a deputy in the District Attorney's office.
"Ted is a consistent, principled conservative who has demonstrated the ability to appeal to voters and win primary contests." ""
Rich discussed the terror attack in Belgium, President Obama's visit to Cuba and Kasich's disapproval of President Obama not returning to the states after the terrorist attacks. He also discussed a young girl being arrested for pinching a boy's butt, Cruz slams Trump over NATO and Donald Trump calls Elizabeth Warren an Indian. Rich spoke with Richard Lavinthal at 4pm and Gov. Ed Rendell at 4:30pm.
Conservative author and talk show host Erick Erickson explained his commitment to defeating Donald Trump.
Chris discussed the terrorist attack in Brussels and President Obama's visit to Cuba. He talked with foreign policy Ed Turzanski about the attack at 7:00 and for Phillies Manager Charlie Manuel at 7:20 about the upcoming 2016 baseball season.
I'm very excited to see the most interesting Republican Presidential race in my memory coming to Pennsylvania and Pennsylvania probably playing a pivotal role in the outcome.
Chris discussed President Obama's Supreme Court nominee Merrick Garland, Gov. John Kasich visiting Villanova and President Obama's March Madness bracket. He also discussed Adam LaRoche stepping away from baseball to put family first, Charlie Dent's support of John Kasich and St. Patrick's Day causing homework for students and parents. Chris spoke with Comedian Adam Ferrara at 7:20 and Rep. Charlie Dent at 8:00.
Michael Steele says there will be bedlam at the Republican National Convention is Republicans try to take the nomination away from Donald Trump.
AB Stoddard from The Hill says Donald Trump's success has put the Republican party on its death bed.
The contests in Ohio and Florida have long loomed as a potentially decisive showdown for Republicans.
Chris discussed Chris Christie appearing with Donald Trump at a campaign rally in Florida, Mitt Romney endorsing John Kasich and Hillary Clinton's claim that 'we didn't lose a single person' in Libya. He talked with economist Aaron Beam about ethics and business at 7:00 and foreign policy analyst Ed Turzanski at 7:20 about airstrikes against ISIS and Russia withdrawing troops from Syria.
Political columnist John Hayward says nothing has really changed following the latest Republican presidential debate.
Rich discussed the latest poll numbers in the Republican party, the Nestle voluntary recall, and why Trump's campaign manager IS under fire. He also discussed the latest regarding global warming, Cruz's critique of Trump supporters and played 'Stomp The Stocker' for WHO tickets.
Pennsylvania Senator Pat Toomey says Marco Rubio must win Florida to remain a viable candidate for the Republican nomination.
Chris reviewed last night's Democratic presidential debate, Carly Fiorina's endorsement of Ted Cruz and Marco Rubio saying that he will not drop out of the race. He spoke with actor Tony Danza about the Northeast High School fundraiser at 7:00, author Craig Shirley at 7:20 about the death of Nancy Reagan, and Senator Pat Toomey at 8:00 about Donald Trump's impact on his Senate campaign.
Rich discussed the latest GOP poll numbers, Carly Fiorina's endorsement of Ted Cruz and Mitt Romney reads Donald Trump mean tweets. Rich also discussed Bernie Sanders win in Michigan, the latest with Hillary Clinton's email scandal and Trump's foul language. Rich spoke with Columnist Stu Bykofsky at 3:50pm and BloombergView Science columnist Faye Flam at 4:20pm.
Rich discussed Trump calling for Rubio to drop out the race, Clinton and Sanders debate in Flint, Michigan, and Peyton Manning's retirement. He also discussed the right to use pubic bathrooms, Hillary Clinton on fracking and a new study regarding divorce. Rich spoke with Pennsylvania Horticultural Society President Matt Rader at 4:20pm.
Former White House Spokesperson Dana Perino thinks Hillary Clinton has a clear electoral advantage in the race for the White House.
Chris reviewed the weekend's presidential primaries, the death of Nancy Reagan, and Peyton Manning's decision to retire. He talked with Colin Hanna and Michael Bronstein on the Monday Morning Matchup at 7:00 about the state of the presidential races and former White House Spokesperson Dana Perino at 8:20 to review the Conservative Political Action Conference.
I'm just back from CPAC, the big conservative convention/celebration in Washington, and I'm optimistic about the future of the country and the conservative movement.
Saturday's GOP races also included Maine, Kentucky and Louisiana, while Democrats voted in Nebraska, Kansas and Louisiana. These states were largely overshadowed by Super Tuesday contests in the rear-view mirror and critical contests soon to come. But with front-runner Trump yet to win states by the margins he'll need in order to secure the nomination before the GOP convention, every one of the 155 GOP delegates at stake on Saturday was worth fighting for.
Here's what to watch on what's sure to be a Super Saturday.
