Red Eye Radio
Red Eye Radio is the pre-eminent syndicated overnight radio show hosted by radio vets Gary McNamara and Eric Harley airing Monday through Friday, Midnight to 5am Central. Targeted at long haul truckers, Red Eye Radio has broadened its mission to include virtually everyone living and working non-traditional hours. The audience includes shift workers, travelers, truck drivers and others who embrace the new 24/7 lifestyle, with many restaurants, retailers and other business establishments open round the clock. Red Eye Radio is the successor to Midnight Trucking Radio Network, a program whose roots go back 40 years. Each night the hosts of Red Eye Radio review the headlines, cover the issues that matter and keep listeners tuned-in with insight and perspective. Also on the agenda popular culture, family issues and detailed national weather forecasts.
Episodes
The Twitter files are released... Elon Musk says there are more to come; The liberal media ignores; A Democratic leader brags about their child's fear of global warming; Biden administration not looking out for railroad union members' best interests; Switzerland could ban electric vehicle use because of restricted power usage this winter.
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66 trillion in debt that could crash the U.S. economy; The latest jobs report. When you dig deep into the numbers, it's not good; More on the Twitter files released on Friday; The Georgia Senate runoff Tuesday; Audio cut of the day.
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SCOTUS to hear the merits of Biden's college loan transfer program; Kanye West permanently suspended by Twitter; U.S. manufacturing contracted for the first time since May of 2020; Congress votes to stop the rail strike...Senator Rand Paul votes present.
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Mask mandate is back on military bases; House GOP should extend the January 6th committee to investigate the January 6th committee; California panel has estimated the amount of reparations owed to Black residents; A survey finds respondents who work a four day work week do not want to return to a 5 day work week; CNN layoffs; November job numbers are out today (Friday).
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An extinction activist suggests a way to save the planet; Another setback for Biden's student loan forgiveness program; A liberal firing squad update; More gaslighting from the White House Press Secretary; China uses horrendous Afghanistan withdrawal to score propaganda points; A heated exchange between Senator Ted Curz and Democratic Sen. Jeanne Shaheen.
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Will House GOP investigations keep Biden from running in 2024; Musk meets with Cook...Apple will not drop Twitter; Republicans and Independents moving to states that align more with their personal beliefs; Audio cut of the day from Karine Jean-Pierre; Fleetwood Mac's Christine McVie passes away at age 79.
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U.S. soccer team wins against Iran, and then consoles the team afterwards; Jim Carrey says he's leaving Twitter; Senate passes Respect for Marriage Act; A look at cable news ratings; DeSantis talks about the protests in China and Apple threatening to remove the Twitter app; Journalists calling for censorship.
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Disney CEO tells employees he wants to quiet down the culture wars; Tulsi Gabbard says today's feminists are anti-woman; Biden's soft approach on China; With a strike looming, rail union leadership upset with Biden's proposal to impose settlement through Congress.
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The word of the year for 2024; Even singer/song writer Morrissey says society is so easily offended; CNN wonders what is better for the climate...a real or fake tree; Polling shows a tight race in the Georgia Senate runoff; The media's obsession with Elon Musk; A poll shows people favor more drilling.
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Interest payments on the national debt could come in at 580 billion this fiscal year; Iranian soccer players are threatened that if they don't sing the national anthem, their families will be tortured; Biden calls on congress to avert potential rail strike; A twitter alternative for journalists is now censoring the New York Times; Elon Musk says Apple may remove the Twitter app.
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An update on the "Forward Party"; Gavin Newsom says he won't run against Biden in 2024; Media hypes Kanye West's visit to Mar-a-Lago; 2 trapped in plane dangling from live power lines in Maryland are rescued; The man who fell form a cruise ship rescued five hours later; Dr. Fauci says he hasn't and won't be political on Covid.
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Soccer and America; Over 40 percent of small businesses can't pay rent this month; New York state congressional wins a deciding factor in the GOP winning the house; Black Friday sales rake in record 9.4 billion from online shoppers; Merriam-Webster's word of the year.
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Chris Krok (WBAP-Dallas) fills in for Eric and Gary; Latest on the Colorado mass shooting; NHL goes woke- supports all-trans non-binary tournament; Our military preparedness.
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Chris Krok (WBAP-Dallas) fills in for Eric and Gary; Another mass shooting. This time at a Walmart in Virginia; The increasing number of illegal immigrants in the country; The fentanyl crisis; White House Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre shuts down reporter asking about the origins of Covid; Biden Administration extends student loan payments pause.
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The Washington Post lists common Thanksgiving foods and their “climate impact” / Democrats continue to co-op tragedy for their agenda / CBS News finally reports Hunter Biden's laptop is legit / A list of the most festive U.S. cities of the season.
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The left is blaming Republicans for the mass shooting in Colorado / A Harris poll shows a majority of respondents say Hunter Biden laptop and origins of Covid should be investigated / The U.S. Government says Russia is the reason for the increase cost of Thanksgiving.
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Elon Musk does a popularity contest and Trump is back, but he won't be back! Huh?....CBS leaves twitter....then comes back. Huh?.....AG Merrick Garland names special counsel for Trump. -- But no special counsel for Hunter Biden/Joe! Huh?....
HBO Makes "A Christmas Story" sequel...Go Woke, get fired: Disney brings back old CEO for 2 years...Biden signs up for Climate reparations....
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California's got a budget crunch....PA school board says women should accept biological males to compete with them....cause...your not going pro anyway...
World Cup Soccer - No alcohol at games?!
And a review of the day's top stories....
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GOP opens probe into President Biden; Democrats have now made criminals the victims; Twitter employees upset because Elon Musk wants hardcore work; Nancy Pelosi is out, will election denier Hakeem Jeffries replace her?; Ports of New York and New Jersey top port of Los Angeles in shipping volume;
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Starbucks workers strike at 100 stores; Thanksgiving gas prices highest in 10 years; House GOP missteps by opening probe into Biden on day one, rather than talking inflation, the economy and crime.
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