Jerry Rogers

In this episode of the Jerry Rogers Podcast, we dive deep into the role of political rhetoric and its increasingly violent implications. Jerry contrasts the media's portrayal of right-wing and left-wing actions, highlighting particular events and tragedies that have shaped public discourse. The narrative is further enriched with listener interactions, offering a diverse range of perspectives on today's hot topics. As the episode progresses, Jerry meticulously dissects Governor Wes Moore's statements on economic policies and the controversial 'One Big Beautiful Bill.' Through rigorous fact-checking and engaging back-and-forth discussions with callers, the podcast presents a multi-faceted analysis of political rhetoric and its real-world ramifications. Jerry Rogers is live every Sunday morning from 7:00am-10:00am ET on WBAL News Radio 1090, FM101.5, and the WBAL Radio App.

In this riveting episode, Jerry Rogers dives deep into the intricacies of America's latest legislative endeavor, the Big Beautiful Bill, and the polarizing opinions it has sparked. Governor Wes Moore, at the center of this storm, is scrutinized for his seemingly contradictory stances on the bill's implications for the average American. Jerry passionately argues that the benefits, such as tax cuts and increased wages, are precisely the relief that hard-working citizens need amidst ongoing economic uncertainties. Throughout the show, Jerry raises critical questions about the rhetoric used in political circles and calls for accountability from leaders who create narratives that fuel division. Jerry Rogers is live every Sunday morning from 7:00am-10:00am ET on WBAL News Radio 1090, FM101.5, and the WBAL Radio App.

Peter Pitts joined the June 29th episode of the Jerry Rogers Show. Pitts is a Visiting Professor at the University of Paris School of Medicine and the President and co-founder of the Center for Medicine in the Public Interest (CMPI). Pitts is also a member of the Council for International Organizations of Medical Sciences (CIOMS). Pitts has served in the United States Senior Executive Service and as the Associate Commissioner of the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA).

On this episode of the Jerry Rogers Podcast, Jerry breaks down the concept of Birthright Citizenship. Brian Darling joins Jerry for the Liberty Update, and Peter Pitts, who is the President and co-founder of the Center for Medicine in the Public Interest. And of course, as always, America's favorite segment, Jerry's Just Right.

Join the conversation with Jerry Rogers about the U.S. strike on Iran, his weekly conversation with Brian Darling on the Liberty Update, and of course, everyone's favorite segment of Jerry's Just Right.

In this episode, Jerry Rogers provides a critical look at how the media reports on protests and political events, particularly focusing on the recent 'No Kings Day' demonstrations across the United States. You’ll hear pieces of media coverage dissected, showing how narratives can drastically shape public opinion, often skewing towards misleading information. Jerry also takes a poignant stand on the anniversary of the U.S. Army, emphasizing the parade as a celebration of military history rather than the political figures it is often associated with.

Join the conversation with Jerry about the protests in California and his thoughts on the Big Beautiful Bill. Also, Brian Darling joined Jerry for the Liberty Update.

In this episode of The Jerry Rogers Show, political expert Brian Darling offers a thought-provoking analysis on the current state of the conservative movement.

Join the conversation with Jerry Rogers about media accountability and the topic of sanctuary cities. Also, Jerry is joined by Brian Darling for the Liberty Update.

Special guest Brian Darling joins Jerry to shed light on a concerning trend of political violence, linking it to biased media coverage and the rhetoric from mainstream political figures. They discuss the polarizing effects of current social policies and the rise of certain ideologies across college campuses. Wrap up the episode with a critical examination of the Medicaid debate, racial bias, and the necessity for media outlets to uphold transparency.