Maybe It Is The Beginning Of The End...            Today’s topics include: John’s been saying for awhile now - only half-kiddingly – that billions of people having access to a pocket-sized video camera is the beginning of the end of civilization… Next, Rafael Mangaul (fellow and deputy director of legal policy at The Manhattan Institute) discusses with John the poor effects of liberal criminal justice policies on public safety. Also, Rafael has the numbers to prove that the members of the Democratic party, who are calling for half of the prison population to be set free, are lunatics. Later, Emily Giambalvo (sports reporter at the Washington Post) talks about how Michael Vick’s horrific dog-fighting case changed animal welfare. Emily tracked down where all 47 of Vick’s dogs ended up since their rescue 12 years ago. And finally, Paul Jacobs (representative for Food For The Poor) is in studio to talk to John about Food For The Poor's mission in helping provide clean water and food for the poor families in Haiti. To donate call: 1-855-358-4673 or donate online: www.FoodForThePoor.com/WPGP.

<p><strong>Maybe It Is The Beginning Of The End...</strong>&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; Today&rsquo;s topics include: John&rsquo;s been saying for awhile now - only half-kiddingly &ndash; that billions of people having access to a pocket-sized video camera is the beginning of the end of civilization&hellip; Next, Rafael Mangaul (fellow and deputy director of legal policy at The Manhattan Institute) discusses with John the poor effects of liberal criminal justice policies on public safety. Also, Rafael has the numbers to prove that the members of the Democratic party, who are calling for half of the prison population to be set free, are lunatics. Later, Emily Giambalvo (sports reporter at the Washington Post) talks about how Michael Vick&rsquo;s horrific dog-fighting case changed animal welfare. Emily tracked down where all 47 of Vick&rsquo;s dogs ended up since their rescue 12 years ago. And finally, Paul Jacobs (representative for Food For The Poor) is in studio to talk to John about Food For The Poor's mission in helping provide clean water and food for the poor families in Haiti. To donate call: 1-855-358-4673 or donate online: <a href="http://www.FoodForThePoor.com/WPGP">www.FoodForThePoor.com/WPGP</a>.</p>

Heard on The Answer - Pittsburgh (AM1250) Monday-Friday from 5:00-6pm ET. John Steigerwald has been in Pittsburgh media for 50 years. He is an award winning TV/Radio Sports anchor/reporter, columnist and author.

The John Steigerwald Show

Heard on The Answer - Pittsburgh (AM1250) Monday - Friday from 5-6pm ET. John Steigerwald has been in Pittsburgh media for over 40 years. He is an award winning TV/Radio Sports Anchor/Reporter, Columnist and Author.

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