The Rich Zeoli Show- Hour 3:

5:05pm- During the debate, moderators asked Dr. Mehmet Oz if he would support Senator Pat Toomey’s (R-PA) push for gun reform legislation. Oz said there were elements of Toomey’s proposed bill that he likes a lot, including expanded background checks and greater funding for mental health programs. 

5:15pm- In his closing statement, Dr. Mehmet Oz explained he is a “living embodiment of the American dream.” 

5:20pm- Both John Fetterman and Dr. Oz  stated they support an increase in minimum wage—however, while Fetterman would like to see the increase mandated by government, Oz believes raises are achievable by adopting business-friendly policies and by harnessing the power of Pennsylvania’s fracking industry to boost the state’s economic performance. 

5:35pm- Daniel Turner—Founder & Executive Director of Power the Future—joins the show to recap Tuesday night’s Pennsylvania U.S. Senate debate, specifically John Fetterman’s claim that he now supports fracking. In 2018, Fetterman stated “I don’t support fracking at all.” Can he be trusted on this issue? Or is he simply saying what he believes voters want to hear? 

5:55pm- When asked about John Fetterman’s rocky debate performance, White House Press Secretary Karine Jean Pierre stated that President Joe Biden has been impressed with Fetterman throughout his campaign. 

The Rich Zeoli Show- Hour 2:

4:05pm- Lt. Governor John Fetterman told moderators he will not release his medical records prior to the November 8thelection—claiming he has been “very open” about his health struggles and that his doctor has declared him “fit to serve.” 

4:15pm- While appearing on News Nation with Chris Cuomo, neurologist Dr. Huma Sheikh explained there is no guarantee John Fetterman will see improvements in his speech patterns and ability to speak spontaneously since he is already six months removed from the stroke he suffered.  

4:20pm- During the debate, Dr. Mehmet Oz was asked whether he would support Lindsey Graham’s proposed legislation to federally ban abortion after 15-weeks—Oz responded by stating he does not support any legislation that prevents states from making their own decisions on abortion. 

4:35pm- Charles McElwee—Editor of Real Clear Pennsylvania—joins the show to recap Tuesday night’s debate between Lt. Governor John Fetterman and Dr. Mehmet Oz. McElwee explains that he has heard from many Democrats who will not vote for Oz or leave the Senate portion of their ballot blank due to Fetterman’s poor performance. Is the media responsible for failing to press Fetterman and his campaign harder on health concerns? 

4:50pm- Appearing on MSNBC with Stephanie Rule, former Philadelphia Mayor Michael Nutter referred to Dr. Mehmet Oz as a "complete fraud" and suggested that Oz’s glorification of state’s rights could be potentially harmful to black people in America. 

4:55pm- During the debate, John Fetterman claimed to support fracking in Pennsylvania but could not explain away a 2018 interview where he stated he was against fracking. Fetterman also denied interest in expanding the Supreme Court—however, he conceded he would like to do away with the filibuster. 

The Rich Zeoli Show- Hour 1:

3:05pm- Reacting to Tuesday night’s Senate debate between Dr. Mehmet Oz and John Fetterman, The View’s Sunny Hosting accused Oz of choosing to “bully a stroke victim.” Was Dr. Oz so dominant that he came off as “mean”? Did Fetterman’s campaign hope the narrative would change from political issues to sympathy? 

3:25pm- During Tuesday night’s highly anticipated debate between Senate candidates Dr. Mehmet Oz and Lt. Governor John Fetterman, Fetterman noticeably struggled with his speech and seemingly had difficulty collecting his thoughts prior to answering questions. Rich speaks with listeners who react to the performances of both candidates.  

3:45pm- During Tuesday’s debate, Dr. Mehmet Oz brought up a 2013 incident in which John Fetterman brandished a shotgun and detained an unarmed, innocent black man who was jogging in Braddock, PA. Oz asked, “why not apologize?”

3:05pm- On Tuesday night, Dr. Mehmet Oz and Lt. Governor John Fetterman square off in their first and only debate prior to the November 8th election to replace Pat Toomey in the United States Senate. Ahead of the debate, Fetterman’s team suggested that it “isn’t John’s format”—will this be an opportunity for Oz to capture even more momentum?

3:20pm- A reporter asked John Fetterman if Philadelphia District attorney Larry Krasner’s soft on crime policies are effective—Fetterman refused to answer the question. In a clip from 2021, Fetterman can be heard defending convicted murders—comparing them to “your grandfather.”

3:40pm- Elisabeth Messenger—National Executive Director of Americans for Fair Treatment—joins the show to discuss what the Philadelphia Inquirer referred to as an “opaque, pro-Democratic group” that she says is financially backing Democrat candidates in the 2022 Pennsylvania midterms. Americans for Fair Treatment has revealed that the group referenced is State Victory Action—which, Messenger explains, receives “millions of dollars from government unions” via dues paid “by hardworking public servants in Pennsylvania.” According to Americans for Fair Treatment, 17.6% of the National Education Association’s (NEA) 2020-21 spending was on “political activities & lobbying.” 

 4:05pm- According to a report from Breitbart, John Fetterman allegedly attempted to have his wife, Gisele, appointed Mayor of Braddock, Pennsylvania when he won his Lieutenant Governor’s race in 2018. Is Gisele more engaged politically than the public is being led to believe? Does she have political ambitions of her own?

4:30pm- On Tuesday, White House Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre was asked about President Biden’s past claims that Georgia’s election integrity laws amounted to “Jim Crow 2.0”—now that Georgia is setting records for early voting in a midterm election. Jean-Pierre nonsensically claimed that high voter turnout and voter suppression can occur simultaneously.

4:50pm- On Tuesday, Special Climate Envoy John Kerry spoke in Egypt about the necessity to embrace green energy immediately and cut fossil fuel emissions to zero. Kerry stated: “the climate crisis still looms large as the issue that will change life unalterably. Now that may sound grandiose, but it is no exaggeration. Existential means existential. It demands that we all work together because no country can resolve this crisis by itself.”

5:05pm- Evan Myers—Assistant Editor at National Review—joins the show to discuss his most recent editorial for National Review, “Sanctuary Cities Are Failing, Actual Sanctuaries Are Stepping Up.” 

5:20pm- According to a report from Forbes, TikTok’s parent company—ByteDance—has been allegedly collecting data about the location of users in the United States, potentially on behalf of the Chinese government. White House Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre was asked if the Biden Administration believes the application is safe for Americans to use?

5:30pm- President Joe Biden did a long-form interview with NowThis News where he discussed trans rights, abortion access, and climate change. 

5:50pm- Is Barilla really “Italy’s #1 Brand of Pasta”? A lawsuit brings the pasta-makers' claim into question. 

6:05pm- Reporters Lauren Lumpkin and Sahana Jayaraman of the Washington Post write: “In March 2021, the Biden administration released the federal government’s largest pool of pandemic relief for public schools. The American Rescue Plan infused campuses with $122 billion to reopen buildings, address mental health needs and help students who had fallen behind academically.” But what happened to the money? According to their report most of the money has not yet been spent. 

6:35pm- On Monday night, Gov. Ron DeSantis and Charlie Crist participated in a debate for Florida Governor. During the debate, DeSantis revealed that in 2020 Crist wrote him a letter imploring him to keep schools remote. 

6:55pm- Who Won Social Media? + Zeoli’s Final Thought

The Rich Zeoli Show- Hour 4: 

6:05pm- Reporters Lauren Lumpkin and Sahana Jayaraman of the Washington Post write: “In March 2021, the Biden administration released the federal government’s largest pool of pandemic relief for public schools. The American Rescue Plan infused campuses with $122 billion to reopen buildings, address mental health needs and help students who had fallen behind academically.” But what happened to the money? According to their report most of the money has not yet been spent. 

6:35pm- On Monday night, Gov. Ron DeSantis and Charlie Crist participated in a debate for Florida Governor. During the debate, DeSantis revealed that in 2020 Crist wrote him a letter imploring him to keep schools remote. 

6:55pm- Who Won Social Media? + Zeoli’s Final Thought

The Rich Zeoli Show- Hour 3:

5:05pm- Evan Myers—Assistant Editor at National Review—joins the show to discuss his most recent editorial for National Review, “Sanctuary Cities Are Failing, Actual Sanctuaries Are Stepping Up.” 

5:20pm- According to a report from Forbes, TikTok’s parent company—ByteDance—has been allegedly collecting data about the location of users in the United States, potentially on behalf of the Chinese government. White House Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre was asked if the Biden Administration believes the application is safe for Americans to use?

5:30pm- President Joe Biden did a long-form interview with NowThis News where he discussed trans rights, abortion access, and climate change. 

5:50pm- Is Barilla really “Italy’s #1 Brand of Pasta”? A lawsuit brings the pasta-makers' claim into question. 

The Rich Zeoli Show- Hour 2:

4:05pm- According to a report from Breitbart, John Fetterman allegedly attempted to have his wife, Gisele, appointed Mayor of Braddock, Pennsylvania when he won his Lieutenant Governor’s race in 2018. Is Gisele more engaged politically than the public is being led to believe? Does she have political ambitions of her own?

4:30pm- On Tuesday, White House Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre was asked about President Biden’s past claims that Georgia’s election integrity laws amounted to “Jim Crow 2.0”—now that Georgia is setting records for early voting in a midterm election. Jean-Pierre nonsensically claimed that high voter turnout and voter suppression can occur simultaneously.

4:50pm- On Tuesday, Special Climate Envoy John Kerry spoke in Egypt about the necessity to embrace green energy immediately and cut fossil fuel emissions to zero. Kerry stated: “the climate crisis still looms large as the issue that will change life unalterably. Now that may sound grandiose, but it is no exaggeration. Existential means existential. It demands that we all work together because no country can resolve this crisis by itself.”

The Rich Zeoli Show- Hour 1: 

3:05pm- On Tuesday night, Dr. Mehmet Oz and Lt. Governor John Fetterman square off in their first and only debate prior to the November 8th election to replace Pat Toomey in the United States Senate. Ahead of the debate, Fetterman’s team suggested that it “isn’t John’s format”—will this be an opportunity for Oz to capture even more momentum?

3:20pm- A reporter asked John Fetterman if Philadelphia District attorney Larry Krasner’s soft on crime policies are effective—Fetterman refused to answer the question. In a clip from 2021, Fetterman can be heard defending convicted murders—comparing them to “your grandfather.”

3:40pm- Elisabeth Messenger—National Executive Director of Americans for Fair Treatment—joins the show to discuss what the Philadelphia Inquirer referred to as an “opaque, pro-Democratic group” that she says is financially backing Democrat candidates in the 2022 Pennsylvania midterms. Americans for Fair Treatment has revealed that the group referenced is State Victory Action—which, Messenger explains, receives “millions of dollars from government unions” via dues paid “by hardworking public servants in Pennsylvania.” According to Americans for Fair Treatment, 17.6% of the National Education Association’s (NEA) 2020-21 spending was on “political activities & lobbying.” 

Elisabeth Messenger—National Executive Director of Americans for Fair Treatment—joins the show to discuss what the Philadelphia Inquirer referred to as an “opaque, pro-Democratic group” that she says is financially backing Democrat candidates in the 2022 Pennsylvania midterms. Americans for Fair Treatment has revealed that the group referenced is State Victory Action—which, Messenger explains, receives “millions of dollars from government unions” via dues paid “by hardworking public servants in Pennsylvania.” According to Americans for Fair Treatment, 17.6% of the National Education Association’s (NEA) 2020-21 spending was on “political activities & lobbying.”

Reporters Lauren Lumpkin and Sahana Jayaraman of the Washington Post write: “In March 2021, the Biden administration released the federal government’s largest pool of pandemic relief for public schools. The American Rescue Plan infused campuses with $122 billion to reopen buildings, address mental health needs and help students who had fallen behind academically.” But what happened to the money? According to their report most of the money has not yet been spent.