The new proposed wealth tax, latest stats on who is moving out of what states, Pence reports classified documents in his house, now Biden folk won't answer any questions, why did White House say that the GOP is attempting to raise gas prices

<p>The new proposed wealth tax, latest stats on who is moving out of what states, Pence reports classified documents in his house, now Biden folk won't answer any questions, why did White House say that the GOP is attempting to raise gas prices</p>

Red Eye Radio is the pre-eminent syndicated overnight radio show hosted by radio vets Gary McNamara and Eric Harley airing Monday through Friday, Midnight to 5am Central. Targeted at long haul truckers, Red Eye Radio has broadened its mission to include virtually everyone living and working non-traditional hours. The audience includes shift workers, travelers, truck drivers and others who embrace the new 24/7 lifestyle, with many restaurants, retailers and other business establishments open round the clock. Red Eye Radio is the successor to Midnight Trucking Radio Network, a program whose roots go back 40 years. Each night the hosts of Red Eye Radio review the headlines, cover the issues that matter and keep listeners tuned-in with insight and perspective. Also on the agenda popular culture, family issues and detailed national weather forecasts.

Red Eye Radio

For almost 50 years, Red Eye Radio has been a part of the fabric of the trucking industry by consistently providing professional drivers up-to-the-minute news, information, and entertainment. With coverage across the United States and most of Canada, Red Eye Radio is hosted by radio veterans Eric Harley and Gary McNamara. Eric and Gary give their expert opinions on the news that affects you. Red Eye Radio is motivated to deliver a positive, in-cab experience by helping trucker drivers/owner operators and fleet owners stay informed, engaged, and entertained on the road or wherever they are in their daily lives. The program airs Monday through Sunday from 1am – 6am EST on more than 240 AM/FM stations.

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