The Rich Zeoli Show

Rich shares the story of a noose found in a Wilmington Home Depot and talks about the motives behind the optics. Rich also explains while there is an all-time low in hate crimes, there is an increase in hate crime hoaxes. Could this have been inspired by Jussie Smollett's story?

During Rich's 60 minutes of non-stop talk, Rich provides insight into the Wilmington Home Depot noose scandal and how it ties to Jussie Smollett. Rich also recaps Bernie Sanders' rally at Hahnemann hospital in Philadelphia. Plus, Rich explains why he doesn't believe in the live and local theory. (Photo by Joe Raedle/Getty Images)

During Rich's 60 minutes of non-stop talk, Rich provides insight into the Wilmington Home Depot noose scandal and how it ties to Jussie Smollett. Rich also recaps Bernie Sanders' rally at Hahnemann hospital in Philadelphia. Plus, Rich explains why he doesn't believe in the live and local theory. (Photo by Joe Raedle/Getty Images)

Rich offers his opinion on President Trump's language at a press conference, during which he suggested people who don't love America leave the country. Rich explains why this is perceived as racist by the left and defends Trump for enforcing a long-held belief by many. (Photo by Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images)

Rich offers his opinion on President Trump's language at a press conference, during which he suggested people who don't love America leave the country. Rich explains why this is perceived as racist by the left and defends Trump for enforcing a long-held belief by many. (Photo by Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images)

Rich discusses why counties like Delaware County have voters registering as Democrats and where the trouble lies for a state like Pennsylvania in the election (5:55). Rich also discusses Ilhan Omar and the backlash she received from President Trump for her controversial comments (23:24). Rich continues to debate what cartoon character Gerry Connolly sounds like (48:35) and raves about his new diet and health regimen (55:52). Rich examines the scandal involving a noose found in a Wilmington Home Depot (1:02:20). Plus, Rich's recap of Bernie Sanders' Philadelphia rally (1:51:55).

Rich discusses why counties like Delaware County have voters registering as Democrats and where the trouble lies for a state like Pennsylvania in the election (5:55). Rich also discusses Ilhan Omar and the backlash she received from President Trump for her controversial comments (23:24). Rich continues to debate what cartoon character Gerry Connolly sounds like (48:35) and raves about his new diet and health regimen (55:52). Rich examines the scandal involving a noose found in a Wilmington Home Depot (1:02:20). Plus, Rich's recap of Bernie Sanders' Philadelphia rally (1:51:55).

Rich laments the indoctrination of students through the public school system. It's a way to teach children the way of the state, while also a potential route to inform children of ideas such as the Green New Deal. Rich fears this trend could continue up to the college classroom setting. He explains why students must beware of this and how radical liberal ideologies will hurt them when they reach the real world.

Rich comes to the defense of Scarlett Johansson, who is facing criticism for taking on a transgender role as a cisgender woman. Rich explains how political correctness destroys not only the ability for actors to take on diverse roles, but also how it has eliminated the comedy genre from movie screens. (Photo by Matt Winkelmeyer/Getty Images)

In today's 60 minutes of non-stop talk, Rich tries to figure out whether House Democrat Gerry Connolly sounds more like Snagglepuss or Sylvester the Cat. Rich also explains the dangers of indoctrination through public education. Plus, Rich discusses the "Billy Graham rule" and explains why a Mississippi politician may be the smartest politician in America. (Photo by Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images)