The Rich Zeoli Show

Rich talks with Navy SEAL sniper and author Jack Carr about his new book, True Believer. Rich and Carr discuss the government clearances needed to write a fiction book based on Carr's experiences as a SEAL, and the movie star who is a big fan of his work.

During his hour of non-stop talk, Rich has a field day joking about the Democratic Socialist Convention and the rules of order that must be followed. Rich also riffs on the complains some of the attendees have, trying to comprehend how these people go out to restaurants or other public places without freaking out over "sensory overload." Plus, Rich comments on the red flag laws and the contagion of shooters. Also, Rich talks with Navy SEAL and author Jack Carr about his latest book.

During his hour of non-stop talk, Rich has a field day joking about the Democratic Socialist Convention and the rules of order that must be followed. Rich also riffs on the complains some of the attendees have, trying to comprehend how these people go out to restaurants or other public places without freaking out over "sensory overload." Plus, Rich comments on the red flag laws and the contagion of shooters. Also, Rich talks with Navy SEAL and author Jack Carr about his latest book.

Rich opens the show discussing Kamala Harris' approval ratings and how they have fallen precipitously since the last debate (9:57). Rich addresses the Wall Street Journal's article about the Dayton shooter and theorizes why he may have been set off by the liberals (25:13). Rich talks about why the argument should not be about guns and the pattern found among mass shooters (43:22). Rich addresses some of the unanswered questions about red flag laws and some of the problems that arise from them (1:02:53) and mocks the Democratic Socialist Convention (1:18:30). Plus, Rich plays another round of Zeoli Trivia with the listeners (2:15:01).

Rich opens the show discussing Kamala Harris' approval ratings and how they have fallen precipitously since the last debate (9:57). Rich addresses the Wall Street Journal's article about the Dayton shooter and theorizes why he may have been set off by the liberals (25:13). Rich talks about why the argument should not be about guns and the pattern found among mass shooters (43:22). Rich addresses some of the unanswered questions about red flag laws and some of the problems that arise from them (1:02:53) and mocks the Democratic Socialist Convention (1:18:30). Plus, Rich plays another round of Zeoli Trivia with the listeners (2:15:01).

Rich comments on a Wall Street Journal article about the Dayton shooter which provides insight into why he decided to carry out this horrific act. Rich questions what sent him over the edge and questions if political rhetoric played a role in his actions. (Photo by Win McNamee/Getty Images)

Rich comments on a Wall Street Journal article about the Dayton shooter which provides insight into why he decided to carry out this horrific act. Rich questions what sent him over the edge and questions if political rhetoric played a role in his actions. (Photo by Win McNamee/Getty Images)

Rich opens the show discussing Trump's condemnation of white supremacy and why the New York Times does not think Trump has done enough (4:40). Rich explained red flag laws and how they could be used effectively to stop bad people from committing hostile and heinous acts of violence (26:41) and quizzed callers on their Zeoli Trivia knowledge (53:54). Rich discusses the idea of automobiles as a right with a caller (1:24:42). Rich reflects on Cory Booker's veganism (1:41:14) and talks with Penn State's Vice President of Intercollegiate Athletics about their big collaboration with 1210 WPHT (1:50:49). Plus, Rich gives an update on his skunk situation.

Rich opens the show discussing Trump's condemnation of white supremacy and why the New York Times does not think Trump has done enough (4:40). Rich explained red flag laws and how they could be used effectively to stop bad people from committing hostile and heinous acts of violence (26:41) and quizzed callers on their Zeoli Trivia knowledge (53:54). Rich discusses the idea of automobiles as a right with a caller (1:24:42). Rich reflects on Cory Booker's veganism (1:41:14) and talks with Penn State's Vice President of Intercollegiate Athletics about their big collaboration with 1210 WPHT (1:50:49). Plus, Rich gives an update on his skunk situation.

Rich explains the difference between an ideology and a group, noting that it is easier to go after a hate group than it is to go after individuals who are hateful. Rich explains how to crush hate and why organizations like the KKK vanished from the American landscape.