Jim Gearhart has long said conservatives make good points, and liberals make good points — and that he's happy to hear both out on any issue. But the far-leftist, the radical left, the progressives ... whatever you might call them ... they go too far, Jim says.

Usually.

But as Jim looks at the extraordinary, inconsistent and often shocking price of health care— well, the longtime New Jersey 101.5 personality starts to lean in their direction.

"There is a certain amount of reason on the side of the looney, the radical left," Jim says in this week's Jim Gearhart Show — live on Facebook every Thursday at 10:30 a.m., and available here as a podcast every week. "This is free enterprise or capitalism on steroids."

See the full video on Facebook Live: https://www.facebook.com/nj1015/videos/2320852408170159/

Jim Gearhart has long said conservatives make good points, and liberals make good points &mdash; and that he's happy to hear both out on any issue. But the far-leftist, the radical left, the progressives ... whatever you might call them ... they go too far, Jim says.
Usually.
But as Jim looks at the extraordinary, inconsistent and often shocking price of health care&mdash; well, the longtime New Jersey 101.5 personality starts to lean in their direction.
"There is a certain amount of reason on the side of the looney, the radical left," Jim says in this week's Jim Gearhart Show &mdash;&nbsp;<a href="https://www.facebook.com/nj1015/videos/1001320963541746/">live on Facebook</a>&nbsp;every Thursday at 10:30 a.m., and available here as a podcast every week. "This is free enterprise or capitalism on steroids."
See the full video on Facebook Live: <a href="https://www.facebook.com/nj1015/videos/2320852408170159/">https://www.facebook.com/nj1015/videos/2320852408170159/</a>

Jim Gearhart, New Jersey's No. 1 morning radio talk show host for more than 25 years, returns — turning his his acerbic wit and blunt insight to the state of affairs in New Jersey.

New Jersey radio legend Jim Gearhart is back!

The Jim Gearhart Show

Jim Gearhart, New Jersey's No. 1 morning radio talk show host for more than 25 years, returns — turning his his acerbic wit and blunt insight to the state of affairs in New Jersey

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