On Today’s Show:

👉 Spencer Pratt making the runoff in the Los Angeles mayoral race 

👉 Justin Murphy winning the Republican nomination for US Senate in New Jersey 

👉 CBS News firing Scott Pelley amid corporate media financial losses 

👉 Stephen Colbert turning the Late Show into a Democratic National Committee group therapy session 

👉 Bernie Sanders using heavily armed security while demanding gun control 

👉 ExxonMobil moving its headquarters from New Jersey to Texas to escape hostile policies 

👉 New York legislation proposing to replace the words mother and father 

👉 Progressive lawmakers demanding twelve days of paid leave for reproductive health issues 

👉 Jill Biden's confusing statements about her medical credentials on The View

 

Rich Zeoli kicks off the broadcast by breaking down the shocking state of the Republican primary in New Jersey and the unexpected rise of candidates challenging the establishment. We look at the absolute shift in local politics as outsiders manage to reach voters directly through unconventional strategies. From the unexpected success of Spencer Pratt in the Los Angeles mayoral runoff to the local victory of Justin Murphy, the political scene is shifting away from corporate-backed legacy figures who refuse to focus on practical issues like safety and clean streets.  

 

Zeoli dives deep into the collapse of mainstream corporate media profits, highlighting the firing of Scott Pelley from CBS News and the massive financial failures of left-leaning late-night television. We analyze data showing how shows like Stephen Colbert's late-night broadcast operate as ideological group therapy sessions rather than profitable entertainment. This obsession with progressive purity over economic viability is forcing massive shakeups across major networks as corporate boards finally demand financial accountability from failing productions.  

 

We also confront the rank hypocrisy of Washington elites and the spreading radicalism in state legislatures. Rich points out the absurdity of Bernie Sanders surrounding himself with heavily armed security guards while simultaneously pushing to restrict the self-defense rights of ordinary citizens. Meanwhile, big corporations like ExxonMobil are officially packing up and moving to Texas to escape hostile environmental lawsuits and high taxes imposed by Democrats like Mikie Sherrill. We wrap up by exposing a preposterous new proposal in New York that attempts to legally strip away the words mother and father from official documents.

 

00:00 New Jersey Senate Primary Mix-up

01:08 Spencer Pratt Shakes Up Los Angeles

07:32 Corporate Media Financial Meltdown

15:34 Legacy Executives Frame Themselves as Victims

16:53 Rewriting History to Protect Washington

18:10 Scott Pelley's Greatest Liberal hits

29:24 Armed Protection for Anti-Gun Politicians

32:28 ExxonMobil Abandons New Jersey for Texas

45:17 New York Seeks to Rename Mothers and Fathers

54:42 Jill Biden Sparks Confusion on The View

On Today&rsquo;s Show:
👉 Spencer Pratt making the runoff in the Los Angeles mayoral race&nbsp;
👉 Justin Murphy winning the Republican nomination for US Senate in New Jersey&nbsp;
👉 CBS News firing Scott Pelley amid corporate media financial losses&nbsp;
👉 Stephen Colbert turning the Late Show into a Democratic National Committee group therapy session&nbsp;
👉 Bernie Sanders using heavily armed security while demanding gun control&nbsp;
👉 ExxonMobil moving its headquarters from New Jersey to Texas to escape hostile policies&nbsp;
👉 New York legislation proposing to replace the words mother and father&nbsp;
👉 Progressive lawmakers demanding twelve days of paid leave for reproductive health issues&nbsp;
👉 Jill Biden's confusing statements about her medical credentials on The View
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Rich Zeoli kicks off the broadcast by breaking down the shocking state of the Republican primary in New Jersey and the unexpected rise of candidates challenging the establishment. We look at the absolute shift in local politics as outsiders manage to reach voters directly through unconventional strategies. From the unexpected success of Spencer Pratt in the Los Angeles mayoral runoff to the local victory of Justin Murphy, the political scene is shifting away from corporate-backed legacy figures who refuse to focus on practical issues like safety and clean streets.&nbsp;&nbsp;
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Zeoli dives deep into the collapse of mainstream corporate media profits, highlighting the firing of Scott Pelley from CBS News and the massive financial failures of left-leaning late-night television. We analyze data showing how shows like Stephen Colbert's late-night broadcast operate as ideological group therapy sessions rather than profitable entertainment. This obsession with progressive purity over economic viability is forcing massive shakeups across major networks as corporate boards finally demand financial accountability from failing productions.&nbsp;&nbsp;
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We also confront the rank hypocrisy of Washington elites and the spreading radicalism in state legislatures. Rich points out the absurdity of Bernie Sanders surrounding himself with heavily armed security guards while simultaneously pushing to restrict the self-defense rights of ordinary citizens. Meanwhile, big corporations like ExxonMobil are officially packing up and moving to Texas to escape hostile environmental lawsuits and high taxes imposed by Democrats like Mikie Sherrill. We wrap up by exposing a preposterous new proposal in New York that attempts to legally strip away the words mother and father from official documents.
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00:00 New Jersey Senate Primary Mix-up
01:08 Spencer Pratt Shakes Up Los Angeles
07:32 Corporate Media Financial Meltdown
15:34 Legacy Executives Frame Themselves as Victims
16:53 Rewriting History to Protect Washington
18:10 Scott Pelley's Greatest Liberal hits
29:24 Armed Protection for Anti-Gun Politicians
32:28 ExxonMobil Abandons New Jersey for Texas
45:17 New York Seeks to Rename Mothers and Fathers
54:42 Jill Biden Sparks Confusion on The View

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;