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News, Politics and Entertainment with The Chris Stigall Show | April 25

Chris discussed Barack Obama's first appearance since leaving the White House, the arrest of 22 people at a 'pot party,' and Bill O'Reilly's debut podcast. He talked to author and former Navy SEAL Rob O'Neill about his book, 'The Operator,' at 7:00, Caitlin Flanagan from the Atlantic about her piece, 'How Late Night Comedy Fueled The Rise Of Trump,' at 7:20, Kelly Osbourne about her new book, 'There Is No F*cking Secret,' at 8:00 and Jeff Bartos, a Republican Senate Candidate hoping to challenge Bob Casey in 2018, at 8:25.

News, Politics and Entertainment with The Chris Stigall Show | January 16

Chris discussed President Obama's interview with 60 Minutes, Mayor Jim Kenney telling visitors to Rittenhouse Square to ignore signs that say don't sit on the wall and Donald Trump's Twitter fight with Congressman John Lewis. He spoke with Colin Hanna and Michael Bronstein on the Monday Morning Matchup at 7:00 about the Republican efforts to repeal Obamacare, Ike Reese from WIP at 8:00 about the weekend's NFL playoff results and comedian Jimmy Failla at 8:20 in advance of Donald Trump's inauguration.

Zeoli Show Log 06.14.16

On today's show, Rich discussed reports that the Orlando shooters wife may now face criminal charges, Senator Bob Casey's proposed new bill banning those accused of misdemeanor hate crimes from owning guns, and President Obama's claim that "radical Islam" is not a magic word and will not change anything. At 3:30pm Senior policy fellow at the National Review Institute and a contributing editor of National Review, Andrew C. McCarthy, joined the show to discuss his most recent article "Killing Homosexuals Is Not ISIS Law, It Is Muslim Law." At 4:20pm Former National Security Agency analyst, John Schindler, checks in to talk about his most recent article "The Road to Orlando." At 5:30pm The Heritage Foundation's Vice President, James Carafano, calls in to talk about why we need another 9/11 Commission following the Orlando attack.

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