The Rich Zeoli Show

Watergate Icon John Dean was brought in by House Democrats to testify on Mueller's findings. Rich had a field day trying to come to grips with Dean's statement that absolved him of telling the facts of the matter. Why was John Dean brought to the stand in the first place? (Photo by Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images)

Rich shared a clip from NBC Nightly News that profiles a "big idea." This time, it was Bernie Sanders who sounded off on his genius idea: Medicare-for-All. Rich laughs at the interview and points out yet another example of the media throwing the softest of softball questions at progressive guests. (Photo by Scott Olson/Getty Images)

Rich discusses the top stories of the day at the top of the show (00:33) and also sounds off on John Dean's testimony (18:18). Rich also slams Joe Biden for his phony Kennedy-esque New England accent (45:50). Rich laughs at the notion of alcohol-free bars (1:06:37) and wonders if the public truly needs to be educated on the Mueller Report (1:15:16). He explains why Russia is not a fan of HBO's Chernobyl series (1:28:02) and reminisces about his high school days when he played dodgeball (1:48:12). Rich is critical of the notion that dodgeball teaches kids to oppress their peers. Rich wraps up the show on the subject of  NBC News' "Big Idea" series (2:14:32) and Tucker Carlson's segment about Philadelphia (2:23:30).​

Rich discusses the top stories of the day at the top of the show (00:33) and also sounds off on John Dean's testimony (18:18). Rich also slams Joe Biden for his phony Kennedy-esque New England accent (45:50). Rich laughs at the notion of alcohol-free bars (1:06:37) and wonders if the public truly needs to be educated on the Mueller Report (1:15:16). He explains why Russia is not a fan of HBO's Chernobyl series (1:28:02) and reminisces about his high school days when he played dodgeball (1:48:12). Rich is critical of the notion that dodgeball teaches kids to oppress their peers. Rich wraps up the show on the subject of  NBC News' "Big Idea" series (2:14:32) and Tucker Carlson's segment about Philadelphia (2:23:30).​

Rich shared a clip from NBC Nightly News that profiles a "big idea." This time, it was Bernie Sanders who sounded off on his genius idea: Medicare-for-All. Rich laughs at the interview and points out yet another example of the media throwing the softest of softball questions at progressive guests. (Photo by Scott Olson/Getty Images)

Rich is amazed by Joe Biden's new accent, and he's sure that he has heard it somewhere else. Biden does not normally talk this way. Where could the former Vice President have found inspiration for his New England dialect? (Photo by Spencer Platt/Getty Images)

Rich hits all the major stories of the day during his hour of non-stop talk. He roasts John Dean for his testimony and ponders the idea of how to better educate the public on the facts of the Mueller Report. Rich also explains why the Russians are up in arms over HBO's Chernobyl series. Plus, Chuck Schumer equates Trump's deal with Mexico to "warmed-up leftovers" and Rich sounds off on what makes Dodgeball great.

Rich is amazed by Joe Biden's new accent, and he's sure that he has heard it somewhere else. Biden does not normally talk this way. Where could the former Vice President have found inspiration for his New England dialect? (Photo by Spencer Platt/Getty Images)

Rich hits all the major stories of the day during his hour of non-stop talk. He roasts John Dean for his testimony and ponders the idea of how to better educate the public on the facts of the Mueller Report. Rich also explains why the Russians are up in arms over HBO's Chernobyl series. Plus, Chuck Schumer equates Trump's deal with Mexico to "warmed-up leftovers" and Rich sounds off on what makes Dodgeball great.

Rich joked about Eric Swalwell's theory that the Democrats are the Avengers of 2020. Rich also regaled the audience with a story about how Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez ran away from Mark Levin's "Mr. Call Screener." Additionally, Rich talked about how Biden flip-flops on the issues and remains inconsistent. He also slammed Jim Acosta for his one regret (while imitating Brian Stelter interviewing him) and busted George Stephanopoulos for his biased interviews. (Photo by Michael Loccisano/Getty Images for CNN )