It’s the Friday after a Fox News town hall event with President Trump. Surprisingly, U.S. Senator Pat Toomey was with him. Was this the first time Pat Toomey and Donald Trump were in the state of Pennsylvania together? Callers weigh in.

MSNBC’s Brian Williams pulls a tweet about how much money Bloomberg spent, and how the U.S. population could each be given a million dollars. Is his math correct?

During the show, the news broke that five schools in Central Bucks County School District were closed due to the fear of coronavirus.

U.S. Congressman Fred Keller (R, PA-12) was actually on Air Force One with President Trump traveling to PA and sitting in the audience for the town hall. He speaks with Chris about the PA economy under Trump, and also Senator Chuck Schumer’s comments from the pro choice rally a few days ago.

Dr. Judd Hollander, emergency room physician and Senior Vice President of Healthcare Delivery Innovation at Jefferson Health chats with Chris about the coronavirus, the reaction to the coronavirus and what Jefferson Health is doing locally to prepare for it’s inevitable spread in the area.

Chris also chats with Hogan Gidley, Deputy Assistant to the President and Principal Deputy Press Secretary, about the local economy and the media shakeup and rally around Biden. “If you’re a Democrat, you have a complicit and compliant press,” says Gidley. 

Audrey Strein was actually in the audience and was able to ask a question of the President last evening at the town hall in Scranton. Strein, from Jamison, PA in Bucks County, talks with Chris about the experience.

It was a wall-to-wall action-packed episode of Philadelphia’s Morning Answer on this specific Friday!

It&rsquo;s the Friday after a Fox News town hall event with President Trump. Surprisingly, U.S. Senator Pat Toomey was with him. Was this the first time Pat Toomey and Donald Trump were in the state of Pennsylvania together? Callers weigh in.
MSNBC&rsquo;s Brian Williams pulls a tweet about how much money Bloomberg spent, and how the U.S. population could each be given a million dollars. Is his math correct?
During the show, the news broke that five schools in Central Bucks County School District were closed due to the fear of coronavirus.
U.S. Congressman Fred Keller (R, PA-12) was actually on Air Force One with President Trump traveling to PA and sitting in the audience for the town hall. He speaks with Chris about the PA economy under Trump, and also Senator Chuck Schumer&rsquo;s comments from the pro choice rally a few days ago.
Dr. Judd Hollander, emergency room physician and Senior Vice President of Healthcare Delivery Innovation at Jefferson Health chats with Chris about the coronavirus, the reaction to the coronavirus and what Jefferson Health is doing locally to prepare for it&rsquo;s inevitable spread in the area.
Chris also chats with Hogan Gidley, Deputy Assistant to the President and Principal Deputy Press Secretary, about the local economy and the media shakeup and rally around Biden. &ldquo;If you&rsquo;re a Democrat, you have a complicit and compliant press,&rdquo; says Gidley.&nbsp;
Audrey Strein was actually in the audience and was able to ask a question of the President last evening at the town hall in Scranton. Strein, from Jamison, PA in Bucks County, talks with Chris about the experience.
It was a wall-to-wall action-packed episode of Philadelphia&rsquo;s Morning Answer on this specific Friday!

Stigall has been talking with Philadelphia for years, waking radio audiences each morning with razor-sharp wit, a pull-no-punches opinion, and captivating guest interviews. He’s covered everything from political conventions to the Super Bowl parade and sugary beverage taxes. From train derailments and protests to the Mummers to law enforcement heroes, Stigall has talked with Philadelphia about it all.

Stigall has been talking with Philadelphia for years, waking radio audiences each morning with razor-sharp wit, a pull-no-punches opinion, and captivating guest interviews. He&rsquo;s covered everything from political conventions to the Super Bowl parade and sugary beverage taxes. From train derailments and protests to the Mummers to law enforcement heroes, Stigall has talked with Philadelphia about it all.

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