The Rich Zeoli Show- Full Show (10/13/22):
3:05pm- The House of Representatives’ January 6th Select Committee has announced they will subpoena former President Donald Trump, hoping to question him on record about his involvement in the U.S. Capitol riot.
3:10pm- While appearing on Morning Joe, former MSNBC host Chris Matthews described requests for United States Senate candidate John Fetterman’s health records as “reasonable.” On Tuesday, Fetterman spoke with NBC reporter Dasha Burns but declined to make his health records public.
3:25pm- Delivering remarks during his trip to Los Angeles, President Joe Biden emphasized the positive impact his Bipartisan Infrastructure Law has had on the economy while largely dismissing a new Labor Department report indicating that the consumer price index rose 6.6% year-to-year in September and increased by 6.3% from August’s report.
3:45pm- According to a report from the Daily Wire and data collected from the Federal Reserve Board, credit card debt in America has increased by a “massive 18.1%” while total consumer debt has risen to a “record $4.68 trillion.”
4:05pm- Speaking during the House of Representatives' January 6th Select Committee, Chairman Rep. Bennie Thompson said “it is our obligation to seek Donald Trump’s testimony” regarding the Capitol riot. With a vote of nine to zero, the Committee has decided to subpoena former President Trump.
4:25pm- Appearing on CNBC, Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen insisted that the United States economy is doing well—particularly when compared to countries in Europe. Wait. Does Yellen sound like Buffalo Bill?
4:40pm- During his interview with NBC reporter Dasha Burns, Senate candidate John Fetterman committed to participating in a scheduled debate with Dr. Mehmet Oz on October 25th but rejected the idea he should make his health records public following a May stroke. Senator Bob Casey Jr. took to MSNBC to condemn the continual questioning of Fetterman’s health.
4:50pm- On Tuesday, New York City Mayor Eric Adams signed legislation that will effectively ban the possession of firearms in Time Square.
5:05pm- More and more kids are starting to identify as “cats”—and, perhaps equally alarming, some schools are encouraging the behavior by offering students litter boxes in place of traditional restrooms, according to Joe Rogan.
5:35pm- Senator Bernie Sanders appeared on MSNBC with host Mehdi Hassan to discuss the upcoming midterm elections, alleging that Republicans could potentially “undermine democracy” if they take control of the House and Senate. PLUS Megaphone Bernie makes his triumphant return to afternoons.
5:45pm- According to a new study from the Daily Wire, which relied on recently released Census Bureau data, “the more liberal a state is, the more likely it is to be home to income inequality.” While salaries in blue states are often higher, so are the costs of living.
6:05pm- An investigative report from the Wall Street Journal revealed a disturbing reality— “thousands of senior executive branch employees” own shares of companies “whose fates” are “directly affected” by their decision making.
6:30pm- In response to John Fetterman’s poor performance in a recent NBC news interview, the ladies of The View incredibly decided to blame the interviewer…
6:55pm- Who Won Social Media? + Zeoli’s Final Thought