The Rich Zeoli Show

Rich returns to the topic of Joe Biden's battle against Corn Pop, still trying to decipher just how much of Biden's story is truthful. Rich also adds some music to the fight to enhance the entertainment value of Biden's already hysterical yarn. (Photo by Sean Rayford/Getty Images)

Rich comments on the media's portrayal of the climate change situation and how they promote the idea of national monuments ending up underwater. Rich traces the history of this narrative back to Paul Ehrlich in the 1990s and also explains why students want to participate in a climate change protest. (Photo by Mike Coppola/Getty Images for ADAPT Leadership Awards)

Rich comments on the media's portrayal of the climate change situation and how they promote the idea of national monuments ending up underwater. Rich traces the history of this narrative back to Paul Ehrlich in the 1990s and also explains why students want to participate in a climate change protest. (Photo by Mike Coppola/Getty Images for ADAPT Leadership Awards)

Rich explains the struggle Democrats face of being pro-union and attempting to stay woke. Rich theorizes what a politician like Joe Biden will do in an effort to appease the woke crowd and the union crowd. Plus, Biden's response to the autoworkers' strike and the hypocrisy of it. (Photo by Sean Rayford/Getty Images)

Rich explains the struggle Democrats face of being pro-union and attempting to stay woke. Rich theorizes what a politician like Joe Biden will do in an effort to appease the woke crowd and the union crowd. Plus, Biden's response to the autoworkers' strike and the hypocrisy of it. (Photo by Sean Rayford/Getty Images)

During the hour of non-stop talk, Rich explains why ignoring the woke attacks on companies and comedians will not hurt them. Rich attributes this technique to Chik-Fil-A and its enduring success. Rich also compares Bernie Sanders to a Batman villain and comments on Corey Lewandowski's testimony. (Photo by Kevin Winter/Getty Images)

During the hour of non-stop talk, Rich explains why ignoring the woke attacks on companies and comedians will not hurt them. Rich attributes this technique to Chik-Fil-A and its enduring success. Rich also compares Bernie Sanders to a Batman villain and comments on Corey Lewandowski's testimony. (Photo by Kevin Winter/Getty Images)

Rich comments on how climate change hysteria has only become more extreme over the past 30 years (21:25) and talks about the Democratic candidates' visit to Philadelphia (44:14). Rich also discusses the Trump campaign's montage of Joe Biden (1:13:03) and comments on Cory Lewandowski's testimony (1:16:27). Rich riffs on Bernie Sanders' claim that he is not the enemy of coal miners (1:34:15) and explains how to end woke culture (1:50:30). Plus, America's Mother-in-Law has her own sitcom (2:24:34)!

Rich comments on how climate change hysteria has only become more extreme over the past 30 years (21:25) and talks about the Democratic candidates' visit to Philadelphia (44:14). Rich also discusses the Trump campaign's montage of Joe Biden (1:13:03) and comments on Cory Lewandowski's testimony (1:16:27). Rich riffs on Bernie Sanders' claim that he is not the enemy of coal miners (1:34:15) and explains how to end woke culture (1:50:30). Plus, America's Mother-in-Law has her own sitcom (2:24:34)!

Rich jokes about Bernie Sanders' claim that coal miners are "not his enemy," comparing the politician to a Batman villain. Rich does his Bernie Sanders impression, challenging Bruce Wayne and the Caped Crusader as a foe as feared as the Joker or the Riddler. (Photo by Win McNamee/Getty Images)