Feedback with Dan Holzman

On todays episode of Feedback, Bill talks about postage stamps getting more expensive, a new poll delivers troubling signs for Democrats, and Department of Homeland Security secretary Kristi Noem addresses criticism of the federal response to Texas floods. Listeners call in and much more, right here on Feedback. 

On today's episode, host Bill Saunders talks about the flooding in Texas and the layoffs at Tower Health. Also, attorney Tom Rentschler from Scott Hoh's Resolution Law Group joins the show to discuss estate planning. All that and more on "Feedback."

Bill returns from vacation and talks about the specifics of the "Big Beautiful Bill" and what it means for you, Sean "Diddy" Combs trial concludes with a guilty verdict but not on all the counts against him, and President Trump moves the goal posts for reaching trade deals with other countries yet again. 

In today's episode Berks County Commissioner Chairman Christian Leinbach joined the program to talk about the proposed Schuylkill River passenger rail project, happenings at the Reading Regional Airport, and took calls from listeners. Dr. Blessing joined the show in the 11 o'clock hour to talk about the NYC mayoral election and what it means for the future of the Democratic party, why Donald Trump was within his authority to bomb the three nuclear sites in Iran without prior approval from Congress, and what's next for Iran.

On today's episode Bill talked about Reading doing something to keep young people safe and out of trouble this summer, Wall Street being concerned after the Democratic Primary for mayor of New York City, & the US, Iran, and Israel confirm the extent of damage done to three Iranian nuclear sites despite the mainstream media's take. 

In today's episode Bill discussed the US Department of Agriculture farm service designating several counties in the area as natural disaster areas due to drought conditions, social security trustees point a finger at which political part is to blame for making the retirement program worse, and ICE agents arrest a number of Iranian illegal migrants in the US as authorities raise warnings about possible "Sleeper Cells" in the country. All that and more on Feedback!

In today's episode of Feedback Bill talked about a Kenhorst man suspected of attempted murder finally being behind bars after a three-month manhunt, Israel and Iran accused of violating a ceasefire they agreed to yesterday, and Iran's exiled prince looks to lead Iranian people in ending the country's current Islamic regime. 

On today's episode Bill talked about the US bombing Iran and developments stemming from that, as well as Governor Shapiro telling teams in Pennsylvania that no state tax dollars will be used to build new stadiums. Members from COCA Berks joined the program in the 11 o'clock to discuss how the summer months can lead to young people experimenting with alcohol, tobacco, and drugs for the first time.