Feedback with Dan Holzman

On today's show Bill talked about a massive data center in Bucks county leading to calls for protesting consumers, the EPA set to unveil new cybersecurity tools to protect the country's water systems, and Congress rejects plans by GOP and Democrats to pay military members and essential workers during the government shutdown.

In the 11 o'clock hour Christian Leinbach the Berks County Commissioner joined the show.

On today's show, Bill talked about how our winter weather shapes up depends on the return of LA Nina, the State Legislature passes a school weapons alert bill, and while Congress continues to fail at attempts to reopen the government, the US Debt hits another all-time high.

On today's show Bill talked about the Pennsylvania budget impasse continues into its 114th day, while the Federal Government shutdown is now on its 22nd day, and you won't believe who a top teachers union has invited to shape public school curricula. 

On today's show, Bill discussed the Supreme Court reviewing a ban on drug users owning guns, young Americans may not want a King Trump, but they do want a monarchy, and do generals and senior officers have trust in Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth? 

Bill discussed the development of prime real estate in Spring Township getting underway, an estimated 7 million turn out for the "No Kings" protests across the country, and Senator John Fetterman once again goes against his party, blaming Democrats for the government shutdown as it enters its third week. 

On today's show Bill talked about how much snow we will likely get this winter, Democrats block a defense spending bill as the Federal Government shutdown continues, and the case against New York Attorney General Letitia James keeps getting more interesting. 

On today's show Bill talked about whether or not YouTube will cause the demise of linear TV, PA residents who get their medical insurance through Pennie are in for a real shock next year, and delve into the three PAA Supreme Court Justices who are on next month's ballot with a look at their rulings in major cases.

In the 10 o'clock hour Lucine Sihelnik and Kayla Hayick of the Greater Reading Chamber Alliance joined the show to talk about business lending and projects the GRCA is running. 

Bill discussed the following on today's show: finally there's a light at the end of the tunnel for Berkshire Mall, Turning Point USA announces it will hold a counterprogram to the Super Bowl Halftime Show, and there's a new development in the mortgage fraud case against New York Attorney General Letitia James. Plenty of call-ins from listeners as well. 

On today's show Bill talked about former Penn State football coach James Franklin's $49 million dollar buyout causing an uproar on campus, former President Biden says his administration should get the credit for the Gaza Peace agreement, and House Speaker Mike Johnson warns the federal government shutdown could be the longest ever. 

On the first show back from his vacation, Bill talked about Israel saying all hostages have been released from Hamas, prescription drug coverage options are shrinking for Medicare shoppers as the annual enrollment period is set to get underway in two days, and thousands of parents are choosing the fastest growing charter school in PA for their kids. 

In the 10 o'clock hour, Bill was joined by Megan Martin , COO of the General Counsel for the Commonwealth Foundation for a discussion on the ongoing effort by state lawmakers to come up with a budget agreement for Pennsylvania which is 105 days overdue.