On Today’s Show:
👉 Progressive candidates winning in wealthy New Jersey suburbs
👉 The death of competitive purple districts due to redistricting
👉 Adam Hamway’s radical platform on Hasan Piker’s podcast
👉 John Fetterman’s critique of the Democrat party's ties to Hasan Piker
👉 ActBlue data showing millions of donations from "unemployed" donors
👉 The Southern Poverty Law Center allegedly bankrolling KKK informants
👉 James Comer’s investigation into eleven missing or dead nuclear scientists
👉 Scientific studies on cocaine-exposed salmon in Sweden

Rich Zeoli dives into the alarming shift in New Jersey politics as radical socialist candidates secure victories in once-moderate suburban strongholds. We look at the recent special election win in the 11th District and the rise of Adam Hamway in the 12th District, who recently went on a podcast to advocate for abolishing the Department of Homeland Security and ending all aid to Israel. Zeoli explains how redistricting and gerrymandering have eliminated competitive purple districts, leaving voters to choose between party extremes rather than centrist representatives.

Rich breaks down the controversial platforming of Hasan Piker by the New York Times, despite Piker’s history of inflammatory comments regarding 9/11 and his open support for retail theft and piracy. We discuss Senator John Fetterman’s surprisingly blunt criticism of his own party for associating with such "vile" figures. Zeoli questions why the "energy" of the Democrat party has shifted so far toward these radical voices, leaving moderate figures on the outs while the media elevates individuals who justify violence against corporate executives.

We also examine a massive data leak regarding ActBlue, which reveals that nearly half of the donations to the Biden campaign and millions of other contributions come from donors listed as "unemployed." Rich and the team discuss the potential for this to be a loophole for foreign governments to funnel untraceable cash into American elections. Finally, we get into the bizarre stories of the day, from the Southern Poverty Law Center allegedly paying "Exalted Cyclops" KKK informants to foment hate, to the mysterious disappearance of eleven high-level nuclear and space scientists that has Chairman James Comer demanding immediate answers.

00:00 Socialists barging into the New Jersey suburbs
05:17 How redistricting turned moderate districts solid blue
08:38 Adam Hamway’s "crazy" rapid-fire policy round with Hasan Piker
21:28 John Fetterman blasts the Democrat party for elevating Hasan Piker
24:34 Hasan Piker’s "pro-piracy" and "pro-stealing" comments on the New York Times podcast
29:32 The reality of automation and food deserts caused by high minimum wages
32:48 ActBlue’s 4.7 million unemployed donors and the straw donor loophole
36:20 Cocaine salmon swimming longer distances in Swedish lakes
41:08 - Dems don’t remember anyone wanting to defund ICE
53:02 Aaron Rupar’s "forty-D chess" theory on Trump and the SPLC
57:20 James Comer demands answers on 11 missing or dead scientists

On Today&rsquo;s Show: 👉 Progressive candidates winning in wealthy New Jersey suburbs 👉 The death of competitive purple districts due to redistricting 👉 Adam Hamway&rsquo;s radical platform on Hasan Piker&rsquo;s podcast 👉 John Fetterman&rsquo;s critique of the Democrat party's ties to Hasan Piker 👉 ActBlue data showing millions of donations from "unemployed" donors 👉 The Southern Poverty Law Center allegedly bankrolling KKK informants 👉 James Comer&rsquo;s investigation into eleven missing or dead nuclear scientists 👉 Scientific studies on cocaine-exposed salmon in Sweden
Rich Zeoli dives into the alarming shift in New Jersey politics as radical socialist candidates secure victories in once-moderate suburban strongholds. We look at the recent special election win in the 11th District and the rise of Adam Hamway in the 12th District, who recently went on a podcast to advocate for abolishing the Department of Homeland Security and ending all aid to Israel. Zeoli explains how redistricting and gerrymandering have eliminated competitive purple districts, leaving voters to choose between party extremes rather than centrist representatives.
Rich breaks down the controversial platforming of Hasan Piker by the New York Times, despite Piker&rsquo;s history of inflammatory comments regarding 9/11 and his open support for retail theft and piracy. We discuss Senator John Fetterman&rsquo;s surprisingly blunt criticism of his own party for associating with such "vile" figures. Zeoli questions why the "energy" of the Democrat party has shifted so far toward these radical voices, leaving moderate figures on the outs while the media elevates individuals who justify violence against corporate executives.
We also examine a massive data leak regarding ActBlue, which reveals that nearly half of the donations to the Biden campaign and millions of other contributions come from donors listed as "unemployed." Rich and the team discuss the potential for this to be a loophole for foreign governments to funnel untraceable cash into American elections. Finally, we get into the bizarre stories of the day, from the Southern Poverty Law Center allegedly paying "Exalted Cyclops" KKK informants to foment hate, to the mysterious disappearance of eleven high-level nuclear and space scientists that has Chairman James Comer demanding immediate answers.
00:00 Socialists barging into the New Jersey suburbs 05:17 How redistricting turned moderate districts solid blue 08:38 Adam Hamway&rsquo;s "crazy" rapid-fire policy round with Hasan Piker 21:28 John Fetterman blasts the Democrat party for elevating Hasan Piker 24:34 Hasan Piker&rsquo;s "pro-piracy" and "pro-stealing" comments on the New York Times podcast 29:32 The reality of automation and food deserts caused by high minimum wages 32:48 ActBlue&rsquo;s 4.7 million unemployed donors and the straw donor loophole 36:20 Cocaine salmon swimming longer distances in Swedish lakes 41:08 - Dems don&rsquo;t remember anyone wanting to defund ICE 53:02 Aaron Rupar&rsquo;s "forty-D chess" theory on Trump and the SPLC 57:20 James Comer demands answers on 11 missing or dead scientists

The Rich Zeoli Podcast brings you a daily dose of sanity. Streaming on YouTube at 3pm ET daily, this is your home for politics, culture and chaos. Rich is a long-time political advisor, talk show host on WPHT in Philadelphia, and frequent panelist on Fox News - let his constitutional understanding and hilarious take on the news become your solution to boring political analysis.

The Rich Zeoli Podcast brings you a daily dose of sanity. Streaming on YouTube at 3pm ET daily, this is your home for politics, culture and chaos. Rich is a long-time political advisor, talk show host on WPHT in Philadelphia, and frequent panelist on Fox News - let his constitutional understanding and hilarious take on the news become your solution to boring political analysis.

The Rich Zeoli Podcast: Daily Politics, Culture & Chaos

The Rich Zeoli Podcast brings you a daily dose of sanity. Streaming on YouTube at 3pm ET daily, this is your home for politcis, culture and chaos. Rich is a long-time political advisor, talk show host on WPHT in Philadelphia, and frequent panelist on Fox News - let his constitutional understanding and hilarious take on the news become your solution to boring political analysis. 

The Rich Zeoli Podcast brings you a daily dose of sanity. Streaming on YouTube at 3pm ET daily, this is your home for politcis, culture and chaos. Rich is a long-time political advisor, talk show host on WPHT in Philadelphia, and frequent panelist on Fox News - let his constitutional understanding and hilarious take on the news become your solution to boring political analysis.&nbsp;