The Vince Coglianese Show

7:05 AM -- INTERVIEW -- MARC CAPUTO - Reporter for POLITICO @MarcACaputo

TOPIC: Biden jumps into presidential race

POLITICO: Joe Biden is running as Obama’s heir. The problem: He’s not Obama. https://www.politico.com/story/2019/04/25/biden-obama-2020-relationship-1287353

"I get calls from people all over the world —world leaders are calling me — and they're almost begging me to do this, to save the country, save the world," Joe Biden told donors Tuesday night by Marc Caputo

https://www.politico.com/story/2019/04/24/biden-fundraising-conference-call-1289644

Friday 4/26/19: Politico's Marc Caputo, financial guru Jill Schlesinger, Fox 5 film critic Kevin McCarthy and WMAL's Redskins analyst Trevor Matich

Friday 4/26/19: Politico's Marc Caputo, financial guru Jill Schlesinger, Fox 5 film critic Kevin McCarthy and WMAL's Redskins analyst Trevor Matich

Friday 4/26/19: Politico's Marc Caputo, financial guru Jill Schlesinger, Fox 5 film critic Kevin McCarthy and WMAL's Redskins analyst Trevor Matich

Friday 4/26/19: Politico's Marc Caputo, financial guru Jill Schlesinger, Fox 5 film critic Kevin McCarthy and WMAL's Redskins analyst Trevor Matich

INTERVIEW - THOMAS DUPREE - Former Dep Asst Attorney General -- (IN STUDIO) – discussed Hillary Clinton’s comments on indicting and impeaching President Trump.

Former Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton said she believes President Trump "would certainly have been indicted" in the Mueller probe if not for a long-standing Department of Justice rule that shields a sitting president from indictments

Hillary Clinton Pens Op-Ed on Mueller Report: It Documents a ‘Serious Crime Against the American People’

INTERVIEW - SCOTT ALLEN - Sports reporter for The Washington Post – discussed the Caps falling to the Hurricanes in the playoffs.

Washington Capitals’ bid for back-to-back Stanley Cups ends in double overtime against the Carolina Hurricanes. (Washington Post) - The Washington Capitals stayed seated on their bench, waiting for the Carolina Hurricanes to finish celebrating. Some players had their heads down, looking away. Others watched with pained expressions. That was them back in June, when they dogpiled before hoisting the Stanley Cup above their heads one by one. This season was dedicated to doing it all over again. Instead, it ended in April. Brock McGinn’s double-overtime goal, off a centering pass that he tipped in front of the net, gave the Hurricanes a 4-3 victory in Game 7 on Wednesday night in Capital One Arena, ending the Capitals’ bid to defend their franchise-first title. In this pivotal contest, they twice were ahead by two goals but gave their lead away, and then they were slow and sloppy in both overtimes. “It’s kind of situation where the season is over and you understand that,” captain Alex Ovechkin said. “We fight through 82 games, and in Game 7, they score one goal, and it’s a kind of situation where you’re disappointed, you’re frustrated — especially after last year.”

INTERVIEW - CAL THOMAS - Syndicated columnist -- discussed Joe Biden entering the presidential race.

INTERVIEW -- VICTOR DAVIS HANSON - historian and author of new book "The Case for Trump"

Thursday 4/25/19: Victor Davis Hanson, Thomas Dupree, Cal Thomas and Scott Allen