October 23, 2008
October 23, 2008
Today on Ankarlo Mornings: So the GOP spent $150,000 on Gov. Sarah Palin’s clothes. Campbell Brown from CNN was the first to defend her saying women have to buy clothes and wear makeup in today’s world.
Also, a Christian group is promoting a website called christian nympho. You know porn is out of control when Christians start promoting it.
Fritz Wenzel joins Ankarlo on a Red V. Blue Thursday with new poll numbers showing Obama is up by 12%.
October 22, 2008
October 22, 2008
We are half way done with the week and what a Wednesday it was, not only did we talk about Barrack Obama and the whole socialism issue and Sarah Palin and what she said in a recent interview about Joe Biden’s comments about his running mate being tested.Oh yeah we can’t forget that Glenn Beck came on the show and gave some comments about the political fiasco going on but we had Sheriff Joe Arpario on to talk about issues going on with him and Ankarlo got the Sheriff to sing some Sinatra with him…It’s good.
October 21, 2008
October 21, 2008
It’s Tuesday and alot was said and raised some questions about the Presidential race. Listen here to find out what Ankarlo found out and also big boss man Phoenix Mayor Phil Gordon join us in the 9am segment, hear what he had to say about his city.
October 20, 2008
October 20, 2008
Today on Ankarlo Mornings: Ankarlo talks to Democrats this morning about the Colin Powell’s endorsement of Sen. Barack Obama. Does it matter? In the long run no, but it does add an interesting dynamic to the race. Several callers said this is an example of bipartisanship. But, is it really? Ankarlo wasn’t surprised by the endorsement, adding that Obama is a flip flopper for seeking out Powell’s nod. Why? Powell helped lead the country into the Iraq War and Obama called it a “dumb war.”
Several states are also looking at laws that would make private insurance companies cover therapy for children with autism. Is this just another example of spreading the wealth?
Gov. Sarah Palin made an appearance on Saturday Night Live. Funny stuff. Also, Joe the plumber is Ankarlo’s picture of America. When he thinks of America, this is the image that pops into his mind.
October 17, 2008
October 17, 2008
Today on Ankarlo Mornings: It’s all about the jail. Robert Cotton was murdered there in May. Ankarlo searches for answers today. Guests include: The Cotton’s family attorney Joel Robbins, Channel 5 News Director Michelle Donaldson, Chief of Custody Jerry Sheridan, Robert Cotton’s sister-in-law Maria and a former Aryian brotherhood member Victor.
October 16, 2008
October 16, 2008
Today on Ankarlo Mornings: Ankarlo covers the final Presidential debate. Thankfully, in three weeks it will be all over. It was an actual debate with moderator Bob Schieffer staying out of the way. Both McCain and Obama scored some points last night.
Ankarlo talks to Fritz Wenzel from Zogby. Their daily tracking numbers show Obama with a five point lead, but he still hasn’t closed the deal yet.
The show also spends a lot of time on a CH 5 investigative story which reporter Morgan Loew shows video of an inmate being killed in jail. Loew has some questions about the prison guard’s response. It took them twenty minutes to respond. He joins Ankarlo. So does Sheriff’s Office spokesman Lisa Allen and Chief of Custody Jerry Sheridan.
October 15, 2008
October 15, 2008
Today on Ankarlo Mornings: A lawyer is suing Obama in a Pennsylvania court saying he is not a US citizen. Ankarlo wonders if this is even worthy of discussion since the Obama campaign has released his birth certificate.
Also, today Pacman Jones has been suspended by the NFL after he latest trouble. Ankarlo says how many chances can you give someone? Diane says Pacman will change when he hits rock bottom. It appears he hasn’t hit the bottom rock yet.
Other topics on today’s show: Foreclosures and their effects on the neighbors and The Flat tax.
October 14, 2008
October 14, 2008
Today on Ankarlo Mornings: Ankarlo’s oldest son Kris joins him in studio today. He’s the liberal. Today the debate a Florida Democratic Congressman who had an affair, gay marriage, health care, and free college education. Darrell takes the conservative side and Kris take the position on the opposite side of the political spectrum.
October 13, 2008
October 13, 2008
Today on Ankarlo Mornings: Over the weekend, Ankarlo drove out to California to see the outdoor Suns exhibition game. On the way he ran out of gas and got a speeding ticket. But, he wanted to know how come he got pulled over when cars were driving faster than him. Also, he speedometer said he was only going 78 and the cop gave him a ticket for going 85.
Here’s a good one. A William Ayers book called “To Teach” is required reading for all freshman ASU education majors in their introductory class. The same William Ayers who admits and doesn’t apologize for carrying out bombings during the 60s and 70s. How can this be required reading at ASU? And just how can a man like Ayers become celebrated in any way in the country he so wanted to destroy?
Dr. Jerome Corsi was digging around in Kenya for information about Sen. Barack Obama. While he was there, he was arrested and held by immigration officials right before he scheduled to hold a press conference announcing his findings. Corsi tells us what he found while in Africa.
How would you feel if your first grader went to his teacher’s wedding? And she was married to her lesbian lover. Ankarlo takes that one on today as well.
October 10, 2008
October 10, 2008
Today on Ankarlo Mornings: Ankarlo takes your advice on which stocks to buy. He is thinking of buying GM, which has dropped to 58 year low. Some advise against it and suggest others to consider.
Ankarlo talks the vote on a Friday. It starts with the economy. House Speaker Nancy Pelosi last week blamed the Bush Administration for the current economic turmoil. But, the crisis (which started in the housing industry) stems back to 1998. In a video, former HUD secretary Andrew Cuomo talks about a new government program that will help risky homeowners get loans. He even calls it “affirmative action.” So who is really to blame? Ankarlo outlines it.
Louis Farrakhan called Obama the “Messiah.” Ankarlo says this raises more questions about Obama and he is afraid we won’t get answers until after Obama is elected.
Finally, a judge told a woman in Canada to leave her abusive boyfriend or don’t call the police anymore. Is this too harsh?
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