John Dickerson: Trump Must Show He Can Act Presidential
Face The Nation's John Dickerson the main focus of the second debate will be whether Donald Trump can act presidential.
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Face The Nation's John Dickerson the main focus of the second debate will be whether Donald Trump can act presidential.
Author Ed Klein says FBI Director James Comey should have recommended prosecuting former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton.
Rich discussed Hillary Clinton's health concerns, the chances of Joe Biden jumping into the race and Donald Trump's response to her 'deplorable' remark. He also discussed the democrats coming up with a contingency plan, what else Hillary Clinton could be hiding and Bruce Springsteen coming to the Free Library of Philadelphia. Rich spoke with Dr. Mazz at 3:30pm and Gov. Gary Johnson at 4pm.
Ed Rendell assesses the state of the Presidential race heading into Labor Day weekend.
O'Reilly said that the slaves who built the White House "were well-fed and had decent lodgings."
A trip to Washington, DC offers plenty of things to see, including monuments and memorials dedicated to those who have made significant contributions to our country.
Rich discussed how his interview with Gov. Ed Rendell possibly changed the Democratic party, Elizabeth Warren's claim to be ready for the Vice President position and Hillary University. He also discussed clingy jelly fish, funding for Zika and Billy Murray's . Rich spoke with Stu Bykofsky at 4:30pm.
Rich discussed President Obama endorsing Hillary Clinton, Clinton's email compromising CIA names and Bernie Sanders vowing to stay in the race to fight off Donald Trump. He also discussed the approval of Philadelphia's soda tax, the Stanford rape case and more. Rich spoke with Heather Scholl at 4:35pm.
Chris discussed Donald Trump firing back at the media over his donations to veterans charities and Villanova's visit to the White House. He talked with Ed Rendell at 7:20 about the soda tax and Hillary Clinton's emails, Victor Fiorillo from Philadelphia Magazine at 8:00 about the death of Harambe, and former Telemundo President Nely Galan about her new book, Self Made, at 8:20.
Rich discussed President Obama increasing overtime eligibility, Gov. Ed Rendell's controversial comments about unattractive women and Gov. Tom Wolf implementing ignition locks. He also played the voicemail messages left for Roberta Lange and Bernie Sanders accuses Debbie Wasserman Schultz of 'throwing shade'.
Rich discussed the Obama administration's directive regarding transgender bathrooms and Hillary Clinton's disapproval of the second amendment. He also discussed security lines at airports, the struggle for free speech at a local brewery and the latest controversies surrounding Bill Clinton. Rich played the 'Who Said It Game' at 5:35pm.
Chris discussed President Obama's last White House Correspondents' Dinner, protesters boycotting Donald Trump in California and Ted Cruz's thoughts regarding transgender bathrooms. He spoke with Michael Bronstein and Colin Hanna on the Monday Morning Matchup about Presidential candidates reaching 1,237 delegates at 7:00 and 60 Minutes contributor Lesley Stahl about her book, Becoming Grandma, at 8:00.
19-year-old Shemar Coombs came up with an invention that earned him a ticket to the White House.
Senator Pat Toomey said Russia's efforts to intimidate a Navy ship are part of Vladimir Putin's to regain dominance in the Baltic Sea and predicted the White House will take no action in response.
Initial reports said a police officer sustained minor injuries, but later reports raised doubts about who, if anyone, was shot.
Foreign policy analyst Ed Turzanski says Russia accomplished what it wanted to in Syria and is now withdrawing troops.
Ed Rendell predicts an easy path for Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton to win their parties nominations for President.
A 106-year-old woman who met President Obama cannot stop dancing for joy.
The city was chosen because of what it's already doing.
Ed Whelan, from the Ethics and Public Policy Center, reflects on his time working as a Clerk for Justice Antonin Scalia at the Supreme Court.
Rich Zeoli talks with two experts who disagree on whether Ted Cruz is eligible to be President of the United States.
Foreign policy analyst Ed Turzanski criticized the White House for their handling of the incident where ten Navy soldiers were captured by the Iranians.
The first post from the official account was a shot of the Oval Office with a bowl of apples in front and the word "Snapchat!" posted over it.
Vice President Joe Biden says he now regrets bowing out of this year's race for the White House.
Of all the Christmas trees being bought and sold this time of year, there is one that is going to the most famous house in the world. The White House.
