The Dawn Stensland Show

We open this hour of The Dawn Stensland Show with a deep dive into the hidden reality behind the devices capturing our kids' minds. The team breaks down the ongoing parent uprising against screen time in the Lower Merion School District, exposing how the tech-education complex pushes products, data-mines students without consent, and leaves young children trapped behind digital walls. Dawn exposes the alarming lack of content filtering in public classrooms, where young students have managed to access dark corners of the internet on school-issued devices, all while silencing teachers and principals who are afraid of administrative retaliation. The crew turns their attention to a hopeful shift in American medical research as we welcome Dr. Jay Bhattacharya, Director of the NIH, to discuss the multi-agency initiative aimed at reversing decades of offshoring critical clinical trials. We map out what a "Made in America" medical agenda means for major bio-clusters like Philadelphia and how streamlining FDA bureaucracy can directly save American lives. Dr. Bhattacharya reflects openly on his own experience being targeted and shadow-banned during the pandemic, mapping out the rigorous new transparency protocols designed to track vaccine side effects and honestly re-earn public trust in our foundational health institutions. Finally, the show tackles the cultural and sociological shifts changing the traditional landscape of family formation with Institute for Family Studies research fellow Grant Bailey. We break down the stark metrics behind the vanishing father trend, analyzing how entry-level housing spikes, crippling student debt, and ideological polarization are driving young men away from early marriage. Dawn and the team confront the tragic narrative that has guilted younger generations into believing parenthood is an irresponsible burden, while highlighting the distinct populations where the traditional family model continues to thrive and stay resilient.

We break down the historic foreign policy progress happening overseas as the White House announces a major milestone in negotiations with Iran. Dawn highlights the latest de-confliction updates from JD Vance before his departure from Switzerland, including a 60-day interim deal to keep the Strait of Hormuz open and toll-free. We analyze how the Trump administration is applying maximum pressure to permanently end the nuclear weapons program while routing unfrozen assets directly into purchasing American corn, soy, and wheat to enrich domestic farmers and feed the Iranian people. The crew welcomes Frank Scales from Surge Philly to expose the intense friction occurring on the ground at recent local pride festivals in Washington, D.C., and Baltimore. Frank shares wild firsthand footage of self-appointed security forces utilizing aggressive intimidation tactics and improperly holstered firearms on public property to silence independent journalism. Dawn reacts to the shocking refusal of attendees to recognize basic biological realities and addresses the deeper cultural push to upend traditional Western values, replace father figures, and target young children. Dawn shifts focus to the mainstream media's ongoing bias by omission, tracking how major success stories under the Trump administration consistently vanish from the nightly news. We look at how Department of Homeland Security leaders Tom Homan and Markwayne Mullin are quietly executing highly effective crackdowns on both the supply and demand sides of human trafficking and illegal labor. Finally, we laugh at the media's sudden obsession with Washington reflection pool algae, discuss the hostile treatment of golfer Wyndham Clark by an arrogant New York crowd at the US Open, and lament the growing "hall of cowards" as local towns cancel traditional Fourth of July parades.

Welcome to The Dawn Stensland Show. We open with a heavy heart for the family of Billy Schmidt Jr., the 22-year-old Penn State senior whose life was senselessly taken just steps from his South Philly home. Anthony Giordano, co-founder of Stand Up South Philly and Take Our Streets Back, joins the show to discuss the massive community vigil and the growing public frustration with rising local crime. We press city leadership on the blatant hypocrisy of a new local law that restricts law enforcement from wearing masks while violent criminals roam our streets completely covered in 92-degree weather. We shift our focus to the global stage as President Trump meets with world leaders at the G7 summit in Evian, France. Dawn details the massive economic implications of securing an initial 60-day ceasefire agreement with Iran and the immediate reopening of the Strait of Hormuz. Vice President JD Vance breaks down the fine print of the deal on his media tour, confirming that the United States is firmly in the driver's seat of global energy history without spending a single cent of American taxpayer money. Later, bestselling author and investigative journalist David Zweig stops by to review the devastating residual effects of extended public and private school closures. We analyze the stark differences in lower test scores across the country, exposing how lockdown policies severely harmed children from underprivileged backgrounds. Finally, we catch a glimpse of JD Vance's fiery appearance on The View as he corrects Whoopi Goldberg on historical exhibits and addresses economic affordability, before checking in with Dom Giordano to confront Mount Holly's shocking decision to cancel their July 4th celebrations.

We break down a monumental shift in Pennsylvania justice after an extraordinary Pennsylvania Supreme Court ruling directly rebukes Philadelphia District Attorney Larry Krasner. Joined by attorney Linda Kearns, we react to the high court's conclusion that Krasner's office misled judges while aggressively attempting to vacate historic murder convictions. The crew analyzes how this landmark decision places direct oversight into the hands of state Attorney General Dave Sunday, forcing an independent review before any more prosecutorial concessions are made in the city. The crew shifts focus to cultural trends and massive summer events, detailing an upcoming Hollywood signature auction featuring iconic cinematic props like Star Wars lightsabers and original Willy Wonka wardrobe pieces. We dive into a new national index ranking New Jersey as America's most ice cream-obsessed state, prompting a hilarious debate over boardwalk culture and our favorite local flavors. Later, Smithsonian Undersecretary for Science and Research Ellen Stofan stops by the studio to preview the grand nationwide "Shared Future" initiative celebrating America's 250th birthday with interactive tech exhibits and historical treasures across the country. We conclude the day with an essential political and security reality check. The team dissects JD Vance's ongoing media blitz and the surrounding fallout regarding his past campaign trail commentary on the political establishment. Finally, we look closely at emerging tracking reports from federal intelligence agencies regarding the disruption of sophisticated domestic plots, tracing how young online actors move from public platforms to encrypted messaging networks to organize real-world political violence.

We kick off The Dawn Stensland Show breaking down JD Vance's appearance on The View, where he coolly managed the crossfire from Sunny Hostin, Ana Navarro, and Whoopi Goldberg. Vance stayed perfectly calm while setting the record straight on the Jeffrey Epstein files, noting that Donald Trump threw Epstein out of his club and reported him to law enforcement. The crew looks at Vance's folksy, middle-of-America style and how he handled relentless interruptions, even delivering a smooth reality check to Ana Navarro about her old-guard ties. Meanwhile, the team rallies around Dan as he fights through a sudden stomach flare-up, prompting Dawn to offer up the classic BRAT diet approach. Senator Kim Ward joins us to highlight how Pennsylvania ratepayers are getting played by a PJM grid price cap that bails out neighboring states. As a massive energy exporter sitting on a gold mine of resources, Pennsylvania is stuck bailing out blue states like Maryland and New Jersey for their own green climate agendas. We address the dynamic where these democratic governors get political cover while local electric bills soar, and we layout a direct call to action for listeners to swamp the governor's office and demand a fairer deal. Later, Dr. Michael Busler from Stockton University joins us to break down new Fed Chair Kevin Warsh's choice to hold interest rates steady amid a 4.2% inflation rate. We look at the potential economic relief on the horizon if the current Iran deal holds, which could open the Strait of Hormuz, bring oil prices well under $75 a barrel, and pull gasoline prices down further. We wrap up with a warning about clinging, stinging jellyfish invading local Jersey rivers, Dan's unconventional sting remedies, and a handoff to Dom Giordano as he previews a Supreme Court gun ruling and a minor league baseball uniform controversy in York.

Welcome to The Dawn Stensland Show. We kick off this gorgeous Friday ahead of Father's Day weekend by tackling the upside-down reality playing out in Ewing Township, New Jersey. Uniformed officers doing their jobs in a marked vehicle pursued juveniles driving a stolen Kia, resulting in a tragic crash that took the life of a 13-year-old girl. Yet, the sanctuary state's Office of Public Integrity and Accountability chooses to publicize and investigate the officers instead of charging the juveniles as adults. We react to the incredibly calm demeanor of the officers on the radio transmissions and detail how New Jersey's lack of its own major television news market leaves local departments defenseless against out-of-state media narratives that imply guilt before the facts are even fully verified. We shift our focus to Washington, where Vice President JD Vance took to the White House podium to deliver a comprehensive update on the fragile peace talks with Iran. Despite mainstream media claims attempting to compare this Memorandum of Understanding to the Obama-era deal, Vance makes it clear that the United States hasn't given up a single cent of American money. With gas prices officially dropping below $4 a gallon and 12.5 million barrels of oil moving safely through the Strait of Hormuz, Vance explains how the administration maintains an economic chokehold on Tehran. We break down the stark internal divisions between Iranian pragmatists and radicals, and why compliance remains the only path forward for their crumbling economy. Finally, we look at President Trump's exclusive, hard-hitting interview with Axios just before his weekend departure for Camp David. Trump insists the newly signed interim agreement amounts to an "unconditional surrender" by Tehran, boasting about the raw military capability of our B-2 bombers and the absolute enforcement of the naval blockade. We also check in on the geopolitical balance with Israel, as Trump asserts his strong relationship with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu will keep the region stable and prevent a wider escalation in Lebanon. To wrap up the hour, we pivot to some lighthearted lifestyle talk, checking out the rising social media craze over anti-aging copper peptides

We open this stretch by centering on our local community during a devastating season. Anthony Giordano joins the show to discuss the heavy cloud hanging over South Philly following the horrific, senseless gunning down of 22-year-old Penn State senior Billy Schmidt Jr. The crew shines a spotlight on the grassroots response, including a massive neighborhood vigil organized by Stand Up South Philly and Take Our Streets Back to demand accountability from city leadership. We dig into the infuriating reality of juveniles roaming our streets in full hoodies and surgical face coverings during 92-degree weather, pointing out the absolute lack of criticism from city officials regarding criminal use of masks even as strict laws target local enforcement agents. We also look at how this rising tide of violence continues to choke enrollment at institutions like Temple University, forcing families to flee to the suburbs. Switching gears to the national stage, Kayal and Company breaks down Donald Trump's confident posturing at the G7 summit in Evian, France, where world leaders are reacting to the historic 60-day ceasefire deal with Iran. We analyze JD Vance's media blitz defending the agreement against hyper-partisan news outlets that are actively recirculating IRGC talking points. The crew evaluates how the opening of the Strait of Hormuz effectively dismantles OPEC, paving a prosperous highway for Pennsylvania energy sectors. We also examine Vance's rapid political rise, his deep faith-centered book, and the endless speculation surrounding a potential 2028 presidential run while he prepares for a highly anticipated, high-stakes panel confrontation. Finally, we track the immediate, chaotic fallout from that media appearance on ABC. We react to the audio of JD Vance completely dismantling biased narratives pushed by Whoopi Goldberg, Sunny Hostin, and Joy Behar. The discussion turns intensely local as we dissect Whoopi's incoherent rambling regarding a federal judge blocking Trump's order to revamp a worn-out slavery exhibit right here on Independence Mall. We cap off the morning reacting to Dom Giordano's fiery preview of local towns like Mount Holly completely surrendering to fear by canceling their historic July 4th festivities instead of implementing common-sense security.

President Comments On The Iran Conflict. Dr. Josh McConkey On Health Concerns. Issues At The Pentagon. Dr. Michael Busler Talks The Price Of Oil And The Economy. Haven't Heard From Nikki Haley In A While And Melania Trump Proposing A New Savings Account For Foster Children

Dawn Stensland welcomes Republican National Committee Chairman Joe Gruters live in studio for a wide-ranging conversation about the political fight ahead in Pennsylvania and across the country. Gruters discusses the GOP's strategy to hold the House and Senate, the importance of competitive races involving Congressman Ryan Mackenzie and Congressman Brian Fitzpatrick, and why Pennsylvania remains one of the most important battlegrounds in America. Dawn and Gruters also dig into election integrity, affordability, gas prices, school choice, and the Republican Party's message to working families. Gruters lays out the RNC's focus on voter confidence, poll watching, lawsuits, and ground-game operations, while Dawn presses him on how Republicans can better reach voters in Philadelphia, the collar counties, and communities frustrated by crime, education failures, and rising costs. Later, Dawn reacts to the latest headlines, including President Trump's comments on a possible Iran deal, the tragic killing of Penn State student Billy Schmitt, the return of the flesh-eating screwworm threat to U.S. livestock, and the media's coverage of Washington, D.C. cleanup efforts. Plus, Dawn and the crew lighten things up with debates over folding pizza, fast food, long showers, and the eternal question: McDonald's or Burger King?

Mollie Hemingway joined Dawn Stensland, with Linda Kerns also part of the conversation, to discuss Hemingway's new book on Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito and his role in reshaping the modern Court. The interview began with Linda sharing a personal story about reading Hemingway's book Rigged to her father near the end of his life, which led into a broader discussion about election integrity, Pennsylvania, and Linda's role in helping Hemingway understand the legal and political battles surrounding the 2020 election. Hemingway then explained why she wanted to write about Alito, describing him as a quiet but enormously influential justice whose originalist approach has helped restore constitutional limits and move the Court away from decades of left-wing judicial activism. Much of the conversation focused on the Dobbs decision, the leak of the draft opinion, threats against conservative justices, media bias, and Hemingway's argument that the left has struggled to accept losing control of the Supreme Court. The interview also covered Alito's Philadelphia and New Jersey roots, his lifelong Phillies fandom, the state of journalism, America's 250th anniversary, Hemingway's Grand Ole Opry backup-singing appearance, and her unexpected side hobby as a successful matchmaker.

Chief Pat Molloy joined Dawn Stensland to discuss community policing, police recruitment, youth outreach, and his upcoming swearing-in as president of the Pennsylvania Chiefs of Police Association. Dawn praised Molloy as one of the community leaders working on real solutions, and Molloy credited his department, local civic groups, the NAACP, the Police Athletic League, and Abington's broader community for helping build a strong relationship between police and residents. He explained Abington's “alphabet soup” of community policing programs, including Cops and Kids Together, PAL, youth aid panels, mental health co-responders, and diversion efforts designed to keep young people from entering the criminal justice system unnecessarily. Molloy also discussed the recruitment crisis in law enforcement, saying applicant numbers have dropped sharply since the George Floyd era and that departments must work harder to show young people that policing is still a noble profession. The interview closed with a positive discussion of Philadelphia, with Molloy praising Commissioner Bethel and Mayor Cherelle Parker for rebuilding morale, improving training, and helping the city's police department move in a better direction and Assemblywoman Dawn Fantasia joined Dawn Stensland on New Jersey primary day for a wide-ranging conversation about voter turnout, New Jersey politics, Delaney Hall, immigration enforcement, special education, media bias, and the state's public image. Fantasia began by discussing primary turnout and the impact of New Jersey eliminating the county line system, noting that the change has created a crowded Democratic field while Republicans still face an uphill battle statewide. The conversation then shifted to Delaney Hall, where Fantasia argued that the controversy was never truly about detention conditions but about activists and politicians opposing immigration detention and enforcement altogether. She criticized what she described as selective outrage from New Jersey Democrats, contrasting their focus on ICE with long-running problems inside state-run correctional facilities, women's prisons, and special education services. Fantasia also raised concerns about thousands of unresolved special education complaints, criticized New Jersey's fractured media market, and closed by emphasizing the beauty of the Garden State beyond the political chaos, pointing to its shore towns, mountains, lakes, forests, farms, and outdoor life.

Braun Strowman joined Dawn Stensland to promote the second season of Everything on the Menu with Braun Strowman, his USA Network food-and-travel series where he visits restaurants across the country and orders everything on the menu. Dawn and Braun discussed the show's upcoming Philadelphia episode, including cheesesteaks, the city's food culture, and the “Founding Feast” theme tied to America's 250th anniversary. Braun talked about the surprise of being recognized not only as a WWE star, but now also as “the guy who eats everything on the menu,” including by viewers who did not know his wrestling background. The interview also touched on his size, travel challenges, his early days living out of a Kia Soul, and how Mark Henry helped him get discovered by WWE. Braun framed the show as more than a food program, saying food brings people together, creates memories, and helps people connect across backgrounds and Frank Scales and Ian McGinnis joined Dawn Stensland to discuss their firsthand coverage of the protests and unrest outside the Delaney Hall ICE detention facility in Newark, New Jersey. They described the scene as chaotic and lawless, arguing that the demonstrations were not peaceful protests but coordinated actions involving barricades, threats, helmets, gas masks, and attempts to obstruct federal law enforcement. Dawn asked about Governor Mikie Sherrill's shifting response, including the decision to bring in New Jersey State Police and impose a curfew after repeated arrests and escalating behavior. Frank and Ian also discussed the role of outside agitators, the difference between daytime and nighttime protest activity, and the risk that left-wing groups were trying to manufacture another Minneapolis-style confrontation. Later in the conversation, they connected their reporting to broader concerns about sanctuary policies, media coverage, threats against citizen journalists, and the importance of social media in forcing stories into the public conversation.

Today, Dawn Stensland talks about President Trump's endorsement tracker, Ken Paxton's primary win in Texas, and the money fight Republicans now face heading into a Senate battle. Dawn also digs into Joe Biden's lawsuit against the Trump DOJ to block the release of audio recordings from his conversations with ghostwriter Mark Zwonitzer for Promise Me, Dad. The question hanging over the whole segment: what is on those tapes, and could they show Biden's decline earlier than the public was told? Dawn and Dan also honor David Yadgaroff after a major Philadelphia radio retirement sendoff, then the show takes a lighter turn with Dawn's laundry confession. What starts as a simple chat about broken washing machines becomes an Andorra laundromat saga involving wash-and-fold, mani-pedis, pizza, tiramisu, Rita's water ice, and Linda Kearns walking into the middle of it on-air. Dawn Stensland and Linda Kearns then move into the political and legal fights of the day: Paxton's baggage, Biden's ghostwriter tapes, Pam Bondi's thyroid cancer diagnosis, and the stress of life inside the Trump orbit. The conversation then shifts to Philadelphia City Hall, where Sunrise Movement protesters are removed after demanding Mayor Cherelle Parker spend the city's $1.1 billion surplus. Dawn, Linda, and Dan debate whether the money should go to schools, whether taxpayers deserve relief, and why Philadelphia keeps making it harder for businesses and families to stay. Dawn closes with more on the White House Cabinet meeting, Iran deal rumors, Karoline Leavitt's absence during maternity leave, Rich Zeoli's recovery, G. Love's Lemonade tour, and why live local radio matters when the news keeps changing by the minute.

We start with New Jersey Assemblywoman Dawn Fantasia, who reacts to the Memorial Day protest outside Delaney Hall and the videos of Senator Andy Kim caught in the crowd. Dawn and Fantasia talk about why the timing matters, how the media frames these confrontations, and why elected officials standing in the middle of an escalating scene raises major questions. Fantasia also gives us her view on New Jersey's agriculture emergency after crop damage, the push for federal help, and the flaws she sees in New Jersey's school funding system. Dawn then turns to local crime after a South Philadelphia father of three, German Corona, is beaten unconscious while walking home from work. We talk through the surveillance video, the possibility that he was targeted as a tipped worker, and why sanctuary city policies can make vulnerable people less likely to report crimes. The conversation then moves to Wildwood, where police shut down a social-media pop-up party at a short-term rental before it could take off during Memorial Day weekend. We also bring in Frank Scales from Surge Philly, who talks about William Small confronting Chris Rabb supporters, illegal immigration, Philadelphia's wage tax, school failures, and why viral street reporting is forcing stories into the public eye. Dawn Stensland and Frank talk about threats against young reporters, masked protesters, Antifa, Newark's ICE facility, and why social media has changed the way stories reach people. Dawn and Dan close with a debate over who gets to be called a journalist, why licensing journalism would be dangerous, and why the Pottstown house explosion still needs answers four years after a grandmother and four children were killed.

Dawn Show For May 21 2026 full 3617 Fri, 22 May 2026 16:40:10 +0000 K1zrXRKU16ZMeGMWPwc2zqWL415r0gX8 news The Dawn Stensland Show news Dawn Show For May 21 2026 Dawn Stensland breaks down the local and cultural issues of the day. Interviewing all the top Newsmakers and taking your calls! Tune in 10 AM - 12 PM EST weekdays on Talk Radio 1210 WPHT; or on the Audacy app! 2024 © 2021 Audacy, Inc News https://player.amperwavepodcasting.com?feed-link=https%3A%2F%2Frss.am

Actor Gary Sinise Previews This Year's National Memorial Day Concert. What Are Your Plans For Memorial Day Weekend, Here Are Dawn's. 15 Defendants Accused Of Defrauding Gov. Services With A Local Tie In And Freshman Senator Ryan McKenzie Joins Us

Luigi Mangione Is Back In Court This Morning. Ian And Frank From Surge Philly Are With Us For Their Monday Updates. Strong Reminder To Get Out And Vote Tomorrow In The Pennsylvania Primary After Hearing Frank And Ian Tell This Story And Remember This Name Clovis Crane

Dawn's Better Half Calls In With Reaction To President Trump. Nate Benefield Chief Policy Officer At The Commonwealth Foundation Joins Us. Beth Ann Rosica Joins Us To Talk Technology In The Schools And Have A Great Weekend Everyone, Dom Is Up Next

What A Treat With Linda Kerns And Rich Zeoli Joining Us. A New TIK TOKER With Her Take On Red Pill Content And The World Of AI. A Pennsylvania Story Making National Headlines And Murder Charges Dropped For A High Profile South Carolina Attorney

Senate President And Pro Tempore Kim Ward Live In Studio. Dawn Continues Her Conversation With Senator Ward. One Of The Big Issues Dawn And Senator Ward Discuss Is Energy. The Timing Is Very Suspicious Here. There Is More To This Story Than Mic Drop Moments And This Caller Want's Dr. Fauci To Be Held Accountable

As Parents We Have All Been There And Done That. Where Are We At Locally With Gas Prices. Guy Ciarrocchi Is With Us And Guess Who Just Walked In To The Studio To Talk To Dawn And Dan

17 Americans Have Arrived At A Medical Facility In Nebraska. What We Are Now Learning As We Monitor The CDC Press Conference. Frank Scales From Surge Philly Live In Studio. We Always Ask You To Keep Frank And Ian In Your Prayers. President Trump Updating Us On Iran And Maybe It Is A Good Sign President Trump Not Questioned On Hantavirus

Local Updates That Bring Many Questions About The State Of Our City. What Is Really Behind This Penndot Story. Philadelphia Sheriff Rochelle Bilal Facing Scrutiny. Two California Residents Allege That Cento Fine Foods Is Committing Fraud And Shame On You Mark Hamill

Kelly Loeffler Administrator Of The Small Business Administration. We Reported This Monday And The Suspect Is Already Out On Thursday. Dr. Michael Busler Is With Us As We Talk All Things Economic And Karoline Levitt Welcomes The Latest Addition To Her Family A Baby Girl

Beth Ann Rosica Contributor At broadandliberty.com Is With Us. Unfriendly Messages For Our Good Friend Linda Kerns. Dawn, Linda And Dan Talk Mothers Day Coming Up This Sunday And Rest In Peace Ted Turner Who Passed Away This Morning

Fatal Hantavirus Outbreak Reported On MV Hondius Cruise Ship. President Trump Signing The Memorandum Restoring The Fitness Test Award. Just Think About The Impact Of Raising Fuel Prices And How We Are Affected And Acting Labor Secretary Keith Sonderling Is With Us

Guy Ciarrocchi Is With Us Covering All The Breaking News On This Monday. Possible Swatting Calls Target Multiple Pennsylvania Schools Officials Say. Covering Other Breaking News Stories. Frank And Ian From Surge Philly Tell Us What They Have Been Up To. This Question About Safety Comes Up Whenever Frank And Ian Are With Us And Dawn And Dom Remind You That May 19 Is Fast Approaching Pennsylvania

Mark Beckman Melania Trumps Senior Advisor Is Back With Us. Not All The Economic News Is Bad, Dr. Michael Busler Explains And Lionel Richie Was One Of The Attendees At The White House Royals Visit

The King And The Queen Have Arrived At The White House. What Are The Wide Awakes. Lexington Institute Vice President Rebecca Grant Is With Us. Your Smart Phone Is Watching You And Imagine What The Trump Family Has Been Through

Dawn Prays For President Trump Even More Following This Weekends Events. Frank Scales Brings Us Inside The ICE OUT Rally At City Hall Last Friday And Dawn's Reaction To President Trump On 60 Minutes With Nora O'Donnell

Talking About The Flyers And The Pasion Of Philadelphia Sports Fans. A Lot Is Happening At City Hall As We Talk To Ian From Surge Philly. Updates On Iran And We Continue With Ian From Surge Philly. You Know President Trump Is Angry When He Uses All Caps. Haven't Talked All Things Economic With Dr. Michael Busler In A While. All The Breaking News With Dawn's Better Half Joining Us And What Dom Has Coming Up At 12 Noon

Mark Riccadonna Returns To Do A Last Minute Fill In For Dawn This Morning. Tiger Leaps Into The Crowd After A Barrier Collapsed At A Circus in Russia. Dan And Mark Cover Topics From Marathons To AI. Labor Secretary Lori Chavez DeRemer Resigns. Woman Takes Video Of Theft At Bath And Body Works And Lets Wrap Up With A Few More Stories Before We Hand It Off To Dom G

Dawn Shares Highlights Of Her Trip To Portugal, Just Wait Till Next Year. This Is Why Temple University Is Experiencing A Drop In Enrollment. Illegals Have Put Us In To Harms Way. So Much To Cover With Frank Scales Live In Studio. Denise Calls In With Raving Reviews Of The Portugal Trip And A Hot Air Balloon Made A Very Unusual Stop In Someone's Back Yard

Linda Kerns Welcomes Hans von Spakovsky American Attorney. Linda Reads An Article That Reminds Us To Watch Your Money In These Times. Rich Zeoli Is With Us For His Friday Appearance And Have A Great Weekend And Prepare For Dawn's Return This Monday

Linda Kerns Has A Great Guest Coming Up As She Sits In For Dawn. Linda Welcomes Steve Turner Producer Of The Miniature Wife. Linda Shares A Boardwalk Empire Story With Our Guest Steve Turner And Philadelphia Needs To Do Something With Its Infrastructure

What Does Frank Scales Like To Do In His Spare Time. This Protest Was Right Outside Of City Hall In Philadelphia And Frank Scales Takes Us In To The Protest At City Hall Of Philadelphia

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Attorney General Dave Sunday Joins Us. Asking The Question What Is The Number 1 Thing Woman Want. It Is The Season For Loud Cars And Loud Music As The Meet Ups Begin. Tracy Pennycuick Pennsylvania State Senator Is With Us and A Former WPHT Morning Host Has Made An Announcement

Many States Will Be Equal In One Area, The High Cost Of Power. Happy Birthday To Frank Scales From Surge Philadelphia Joining Us And Do You Fly Again After Hearing This Story Out Of Brazil

If They Were Your Parents How Would You React. Rich Zeoli And Dawn With Their Take On Alec Bohm. How Does This Happen To A Secret Service Agent. Temps Are Dropping As We Watch Everything Locally And Nationally And Conflicting Reports As We Update You On The War In Iran

Speaking Out On Sheridan Gorman's Tragic Death By An Illegal. Pete In South Philly Reacting To The Last Caller. Linda Kerns Should Have Given President Trump A Tour Of Graceland And Remembering Sean Toomey On This Sad Day, Where Is The Justice

Dawn Welcomes Ali Hopper President Of Guard Against Trafficking. 2 Major Airports In The News Philadelphia Intl And LaGuardia. Citizen Journalist Frank Scales From Surge Philadelphia In Studio And The Gals Of The View With Their Nasty Comments About President Trump

President Trump's Questions And Answers With Reporters. President Trump On ICE Agents Wearing Masks At Airports. The High Pressure Job Of An Air Traffic Controller. It Is A Mass Monday With Dr. Marion Mass Joining Us And The Price Philadelphia Will Now Pay For Population Loss

Dr. Rebecca Grant Vice President Of The Lexington Institute Joins Us. Meet Bowings Latest Creation The Orca. Joined By Rich Zeoli As We Cover President Trump At A Ceremony. Is Another Procedure At Cooper Hospital In Riches Future. Sometimes The Law Makes No Sense As You Hear These 2 Stories And Here Is What's Coming Up On The Dom Show

Dawn Welcomes Doctor Victoria Coates Conservative Political Advisor. Long Lines Continue At Philadelphia International Airport. This Reckless Shutdown Is Hurting American Travelers. Listen To Stephen Miller Hearing This Will Make You Furious And What We Are Learning About Senator Mark Wayne Mullin

Live Coverage, Director Of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard Testimony. All Things The SAVE AMERICA ACT With Linda Kerns. It Is Important To Pay Tribute To Officers Who Give Their Lives. Breaking Some News As Dawn Welcomes Senator Dave McCormick And The Big Story President Trump's Top People Testifying

Dawn And Dan Discuss A Proposal From Democrats To Fund Child Care. Daycare Cost For A Child Is The Equivalent Of A Mortgage Payment. We Pray For Our President Everyday He Is A Force For Good. Marc Beckman Melania Trump's Senior Advisor Joins Us. Happy Saint Patrick's Day In Case We Didn't Mention That And President Trump Meeting With The Prime Minister Of Ireland

So Much Medical News To Cover With Dr. Marion Mass Joining Us. What Happened On This Day Six Years Ago. So Much To Talk About With Frank Scales Live In Studio. When You Think About What Happened 250 Years Ago And Dawn Needs Help With Her March Madness Brackets

A Philadelphia Judge Has Been Suspended With Out Pay. Dawn's Better Half Larry Is With Us As We Cover All The Breaking News. Mayor Cherelle Parker Says We Need A Pot Hole Squad In Philadelphia And President Trump Speaking With Brian Kilmede On Iran

Learning More About These 2 Bucks County Teen Agers. The International Energy Agency Agreement. Linda Kerns Is With Us As We Go Through All The Breaking News. Linda Tells Us This Story About A Case She Is Involved With And Tomorrow Is The Day Please Join Us For The TMF Radio Thon