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Rich Zeoli Moving to Afternoons, Nick Kayal Joins For Mornings on 1210 WPHT
Zeoli has three children under the age of 10. He joked if Kayal "screws up mornings" that Zeoli will "kill him in his sleep".
Charlie Kirk: Tired of ‘Being Lectured By Activist Press’ Over ‘Domestic Violent Extremists’
"Do you think you would have heard about the story of a 41-year-old man who got in a car and hunted down an 18-year-old, if that 18-year-old was a black Democrat?"
Tony Katz: Scott Pelley Is ‘Terrible Interviewer’
"The softball nature of this interview is not to be excused for a moment. Scott Pelley failed as an interviewer.”
Kristina Koppeser Named New KYW Brand Manager
“The passion, tenacity, and dedication of the KYW newsroom is unrivaled,” said Koppeser.
Mike Gallagher: MSNBC Contributor Elie Mystal A ‘Whackjob’
"I give you my word, I'm promising you, that's an actual news clip from MSNBC. That's an actual Democrat pundit named Elie Mystal saying if you take kids to Busch Gardens after promising them a trip to Disney World, that is kidnapping."
WTOP Top Billing Station Of 2021, 3 Other News Station In Top 10
According to BIA Advisory Services, WTOP billed $70 million in 2021, slightly less than double second-place 102.7 KISS-FM in Los Angeles at $43 million.
Clay Travis Slams The Atlantic Over Separating Sports by Sex
Travis called the article one of the “dumbest stories he’d ever seen.” He added that it marked the natural evolution of the argument that men can compete against women.
Todd Starnes: Nothing Good Comes From TikTok
Starnes warned his listeners during his show on Tuesday that nothing good ever comes from watching TikTok.
Jason Rantz: Sunny Hostin ‘Is a Vile Human Being’
KTTH-AM/Seattle talk show host Jason Rantz is not a fan of "The View's" Sunny Hostin as the radio host referred to her as a "vile human being."
NAB President Curtis Legeyt Praises PRESS ACT Passing
The head of the National Association of Broadcasters, Curtis Legeyt, is praising the passage in the House of the Press Shield Bill.