The Rich Zeoli Show

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.

Rich explains how suppressing free speech as a means to stop hate speech can be a slippery slope, causing harmless rhetoric to be considered hateful and unlawful. Rich also discusses whether joining specific groups should be criminalized.

Rich explains how suppressing free speech as a means to stop hate speech can be a slippery slope, causing harmless rhetoric to be considered hateful and unlawful. Rich also discusses whether joining specific groups should be criminalized.

During Rich's 60 Minutes of Non-Stop Talk, he explains the problems with "red flag" legislation and the gaps in the logic of just taking people's guns away. Rich takes your calls and debates the issue. Plus, Rich talks about Ben & Jerry's latest Bernie Sanders ice cream and makes a big announcement with Penn State.

During Rich's 60 Minutes of Non-Stop Talk, he explains the problems with "red flag" legislation and the gaps in the logic of just taking people's guns away. Rich takes your calls and debates the issue. Plus, Rich talks about Ben & Jerry's latest Bernie Sanders ice cream and makes a big announcement with Penn State.

Rich talks with Sandy Barbour, Vice President of Intercollegiate Athletics at Penn State about the big collaboration between Penn State and Entercom, owner of 1210 WPHT. (Photo by Corey Perrine/Getty Images)

Rich talks with Sandy Barbour, Vice President of Intercollegiate Athletics at Penn State about the big collaboration between Penn State and Entercom, owner of 1210 WPHT. (Photo by Corey Perrine/Getty Images)

Rich comments on the ripple effect Sharon Tate's murder has left behind and Charles Manson following that continues to this day. Rich also gives his take on Quentin Tarantino's movie based on the story, Once Upon a Time in Hollywood. (Photo by Keystone/Getty Images)

Rich comments on the ripple effect Sharon Tate's murder has left behind and Charles Manson following that continues to this day. Rich also gives his take on Quentin Tarantino's movie based on the story, Once Upon a Time in Hollywood. (Photo by Keystone/Getty Images)

Rich explains why rhetoric does not inspire active shooters to commit heinous and horrific acts of violence, putting present-day shootings into perspective against shootings and assassinations of the past. Is there a common thread between the two? (Photo by Ethan Miller/Getty Images)