Feedback with Toni Reece

On today's show Bill talked about claims of electric bills being high because of AI, PA Treasury Secretary Stacy Garrity starting a loan pool to help counties and pre-school programs while the budget impasse continues, and who's to blame for the political violence against ICE. In the 10 o'clock hour, Bill was joined by Lori Gerhart of Berks Encore to tell us what's new at this year's senior expo. In the 11 o'clock hour, Bill was then joined by Brian Kilmeade of Fox and Friends on the Fox News Channel.

On today's show, Bill talked about Jimmy Kimmel's return to the airwaves, claims by the Chief Policy Officer for the Commonwealth Foundation that Governor Shapiro is doing everything but govern, and President Trump overstepped his own advisers' guidance on autism in targeting Tylenol. In the 10 o'clock hour, Bill was joined by State Rep. Wendy Fink who talked about a bill she's sponsoring that would eliminate the property tax in Pennsylvania.

On today's show Bill discussed Stacy Garrity getting the state GOP endorsement for Governor of Pennsylvania, President Trump's claim of a link between autism and the use of Tylenol by pregnant women, and ABC ends the "indefinite" suspension of Jimmy Kimmel's Late Night Show. In the 10 o'clock hour Bill was joined by Alyssa Bushkie, CEO of Opportunity House for a discussion on the homeless situation in Berks County.

On today's show Bill talked about Charlie Kirk's memorial gathering in Arizona, the deadline to pass a state budget is now 84 days past due with no agreement pending, and a massive cyber attack cripples airports all over the globe.

On today's episode, host Bill Saunders talks about the latest surrounding the attack on police officers in York County, Kamala Harris' new book and accusations surronding Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro. All that and more on "Feedback."

On today's show Bill talked about a shooting in York county that left three police officers dead and two others injured, the bomb squad being called into Turning Point USA's headquarters after a suspicious package was found there, and how Charlie Kirk changed American politics. In the 10 o'clock hour, Bill was joined by Lucine Sihelnik and Katie Johnsen of the Greater Reading Chamber Alliance and discussed their second annual "Go Taste Berks" campaign.

On today's show, Bill talked about the cost of groceries going up, a Pennsylvania NPR station will be the first in the nation to go dark after cuts to public broadcasting by the federal government, and controversies surrounding moments of silence for Charlie Kirk at sporting events. Plus plenty of phone calls from listeners.

On today's show Bill talked about several Pennsylvania Lawmakers want to eliminate the property tax, farmers in Pennsylvania are struggling to find workers, and Pennsylvania U.S. Senator John Fetterman says Donald Trump is not an autocrat. Plus, plenty of phone calls from listeners.

On today's show Bill discussed the following: Charlie Kirk's widow says the movement he built won't die, whether or not Americans have been desensitized to political violence, and Washington has become leaderless on unity according to one columnist. In the 11 o'clock hour Bill was joined in-studio by representatives from the Council on Chemical Abuse and a licensed social worker from Berks Counseling Center to talk about support services for pregnant women.

On today's show, Bill was joined by Dr. Tim Blessing, a political history professor at Alvernia University. They talked about Charlie Kirk's assassination, long-list of recent acts of political violence, Russian drones flying into Polish airspace, among other topics.

On today's show Bill talked about Charlie Kirk's assassination, the 24th anniversary of 9/11, claims that Dr. Fauci ordered documents to be destroyed while lying to Congress, and took plenty of phones calls from listeners.

On today's how Bill discussed the Bureau of Labor Statistics drastically lowering the number of jobs added from early last year to early this year, twelfth-grade math and reading scores hitting new lows in the US, and why was the homeless man who killed a Ukrainian refugee in North Carolina previously released by a judge despite his prior arrests and mental health problems.

On today's show Bill was joined by Reading City Council President Donna Reed.

On today's show, Bill talked about Reading losing their third Police Chief since Eddie Moran became mayor, many critical local programs are bearing a heavy burden during the State's budget impasse, and is the science of climate changed settled as proponents claim.

On today's show Bill talked about a Philadelphia judge issuing a ruling on a lawsuit on Septa's service cuts, health insurance may be more costly, and how does the public feel on vaccines.

Bill discussed a big change coming to those who collect social security, a new GAO study shows whether or not shrinkflation really played a role in the country's inflationary pressures, and federal officials score another victory the war on dangerous drugs during a high-seas shipmen interception. Also a bunch of calls from listeners.

On today's show Bill talked about Reading City Council taking the next step to acquire land next to First Energy Stadium, the Shapiro administration claims the governor had no need to know about harassments claims against one of his cabinet-level directors, and the President orders the Navy to attack a vessel carrying members of the Tren De Aragua Gang in international waters.

On the first show after Labor Day weekend Bill talked about the effectiveness of protection of abuse orders in Pennsylvania, mail-in ballot envelopes in Pennsylvania, and a new poll that shows more Americans are losing faith that hard work leads to economic gains.In the 11 o'clock hour Bill was joined by Sal Santori, who will be hosting a new Sunday show on WEEU called "Geared Towards Veterans," and also talked bout the 80th anniversary of Victory Over Japan Day.

On today's show Bill was joined by Dr. Tim Blessing for the 10 and 11 o'clock hours where they discussed a multitude of topics in including: Trump's crackdown on crime in blue cities, Trump's executive orders on flag burning, and Trump's never ending attacks on various agencies.

On today's show Bill talked about SEPTA being sued over service cuts, Democratic State House Lawmakers may finally agree to a GOP State Senate proposal for SEPTA, and a whistleblower says that the Shapiro Administration retaliated after he raised alarms about elder abuse system failures in PA.In the 11 o'clock hour Bill was joined by Spring Township Tax Collector Steve Skrocki for a discussion on the state's property tax and rent rebate program.

On today's show Bill talked about a proposed ice skating rink in city park, PA's largest teachers union blamed state lawmakers for using students as bargaining chips while talks of a state budget remain at an impasse, and the Trump Administration warns state to drop gender ideology from sex-ed material or risk losing federal grants.

In Bill's return from vacation he talked about whether or not the US Government should take a stake in a publicly-traded company, whether or not the ultrarich are paying a lower tax rate than the rest of the US, and if President Trump's Executive Order on burning flags is legal.

Bill was joined by Lucine Sihelnik, President and CEO of the Greater Reading Chamber Alliance to discuss the group's participation, along with other regional chambers, in a trip to Washington to advocate for continued funding for regional transportation systems...among other topics.

Bill discussed the city of Reading wanting to purchase land next to First Energy Stadium, the State's budget impasse affecting libraries, foster care, and other services all while state lawmakers aren't back in Harrisburg until after Labor Day, and Russia launches its largest strike on Ukraine in weeks after Trump's meeting with Ukrainian and other European leaders.

On today's show Bill talked about RACC reaching out to the public for funding, prices rising except for oil and gas, and takeaways from Trump's meeting with Ukraine's president and other European leaders. In the 11 o'clock hour Ron Paplosky of Paplosky's Auto Service and Collision Repair in Sinking Springs joined the show in studio and discussed proper repairs in the auto industry and why it costs so much compared to someone who tries to do it on the fly.

On today's show Bill discussed the race for the Governor of PA officially is underway, how did the Trump-Putin summit turn out, and a late entrant into the NYC Mayoral race. In the 11 o'clock hour representatives from the Council on Chemical Abuse of Berks County (COCA BERKS) joined the show to talk about National Recovery Month, which is next month.

Bill talked about Met Ed having good news for southern Berks county residents and businesses, it being 46 days since State lawmakers set a deadline to pass a spending plan for the new fiscal year with both sides being far apart, and President Trump is expected to meet Vladimir Putin in Alaska to discuss the war in Ukraine.

Bill discussed Reading City Council finding there's no quick fix to filling charter board vacancies, Septa officials saying they're going ahead with cuts in service despite the State Senate's passage of a two-year deal, and Americans are getting priced out of homeownership.

Bill talked about the State Senate passes two years of funding for mass transit that leaves Septa wanting more details, the race of PA Governor may have already begun, and President Trump says he's just "starting in DC," and Democrats who run other cities worry they're next.

Bill discussed the farmer's almanac is out with its winter forecast, the State Senate is back in session today with the budget being at the top of their agenda, and a data center site being proposed in Cumberland County is facing resistance from residents.

On today's show Bill talked about West Nile virus showing up in mosquito samples in Berks county, the price of food has grocery shoppers and restaurant owners worried, and is America's identity as a united nation eroding?

In the 10 o'clock hour it was the debut of WFMZ's Tom Rader's segment on Feedback in which he talked about the biggest local stories of the week. In the 11 o'clock hour Dr. Blessing joined the program.

On today's episode Bill talked about State House Democrats advance a mass transit funding plan as the Republican led State Senate is calling for a short-term budget, Chester County Commissioners create a new county government position, and the CDC issues a report that details foods Americans get the most calories from.

Bill talked about Reading's Board of Ethics censures three people, the PA Turnpike Commission making a decision affecting mass transit revenues, and insurance companies cutting back on benefits to Medicare advantage, Medicaid, and Obamacare clients.

Bill talked about PA school districts secretly reaching settlements with parents over cases involving districts' special education programs, PA lacking consistent rules in detecting cases of child abuse, and how safe are electric scooters.

On today's episode, host Bill Saunders talks about activist groups in Montgomery County opposing ICE, President Trump working to end union bargaining for federal workers and a recent op-ed written by President Obama's former CIA director and national intelligence director. All that and more on "Feedback."

On today's show Bill was joined by Berks County Commissioner Christian Leinbach in the 10 o'clock hour, and members of Crime Alert Berks County in the 11 o'clock hour.

Bill talked about fear griping one of PA's biggest Latino communities as ICE raids take place nearby, a drug stronger than fentanyl that you never heard of is killing hundreds every year, and the Trump Administration launching a new private health tracking system with the help of big tech. In the 10 o'clock hour Lucine Sihelnik and Aaron Gantz of Greater Reading Chamber Alliance joined the program.

Today Bill talked about Pottstown's questions of PA's low bail as the borough faces more crime, how the global economy is faring under President Trump's trade war, and a little-known government discount drug program causing higher prescription drug prices. In the 10 o'clock hour Bill was also joined by Reading City Council President Donna Reed.

On today's show Bill talked about Reading City Council voting to decriminalize the possession of marijuana, some Pennsylvanians getting a check in the mail from the state treasury, and Jay Leno's thoughts on the current batch of Late Night hosts.

On today's episdoe Bill discussed Reading City Council expecting to vot on whether to decriminalize possession of a small amount of marijuana, the Trump Administration set to release a billion dollars for PA infrastructure projects, and how many lives were actually saved with COVID vaccines according to a new study by Stanford. In the 11 o'clock hour, members of the Council on Chemical Abuse of Berks County (COCA Berks) joined the show to discuss the group's role in the community

On today's show Bill talked about residents in Southeastern Berks county experiencing frequent power outages, whether of not Governor Shapiro is using taxpayer dollars to fund a possible run for President, and President Trump and Paramount reaching a settlement in Trump's lawsuit against CBS' 60 Minutes edited interview of Kamala Harris.

On today's show, Bill discussed Reading City Council weighing in on whether the state should legalize recreational use of marijuana, whether or not John Fetterman's wife thinks he should seek a higher office, and the Congressional budget office provides the final tally of just how much President Trump's "Mega Bill" will cost.

On today's episode Bill discusses what's the cost for data centers getting a big expansion in Pennsylvania, CBS' parent company's decision to cancel "The Late Show with Stephen Colbert" is creating a stir, and is New York City Mayoral candidate Zohran Mamdani leading the Democratic Party? One Democrat says 'No!'

On today's show Bill talked about the House passing the President's $9 billion DOGE cuts package, the President' being diagnosed with a chronic condition after experiencing lower leg swelling, and under a new GOP proposal, hiring illegal immigrants could come with stricter penalties.

On today's episode, Bill talked about Montgomery County's workers being among the highest paid county employees in the state, former President Biden's $10 billion plan to build an electric mail delivery fleet flops, and columnist Byron York provides a crash curse in Article Two of the Constitution.

On today's episode, host Bill Saunders talks about the recent announcement regarding energy and AI investments in Pennsylvania, the donations going toward the repairs of the Pennsylvania Governor's Mansion and the capture of five Iranians at the U.S. border. All that and more on "Feedback."

On today's episode, host Bill Saunders talks about the state of Pennsylvania's new spending plan, the increase in the cost of tomatoes and the impacts of the Big, Beautiful Bill on Medicaid. All that and more on "Feedback."