Christine Flowers

Christine discusses President Trump's SOTU address. 

Christine Flowers discusses GOP politics with Craig Williams.

Editor in Chief of Jewish Exponent & Rabbi Joshua Runyan is a Guest with Christine during final hour of show on 2/3/19

Christine talks about how a black mummer playing a black man is not racist.

Christine discusses the Supreme Court decision involving pregnant mothers who abuse drugs.

Christine exults over the Windy City Miracle.

Christine talks about the case against Pennsylvania House member Nick Miccarelli, in which two women claimed they were sexually assaulted. Miccarelli was deemed not guilty, after the allegations ruined his chances to run for re-election. Christine discusses how this is a huge problem, and reflects poorly on the #MeToo movement.

Christine discusses President Trump's sudden decision to pull out of Syria and the following resignation of General Mattis. 

Christine pokes fun at Elizabeth Warren's DNA test and talks about the Cherokee Nation's statement about the results.

Christine questions the sanity and legality of bringing safe injection sites to Philadelphia.

Christine talks about Bob Casey Jr. and probes the issue of campaign malfeasance.

Christine talks about "safe" injection sites, arguing they are illegal under the Controlled Substances Act. In the same segment, Christine talks to Tom McCourt about an increase in Colorado's DUI arrests since the legalization of recreational marijuana.

Christine is angered by the vandalism of a statue of Christopher Columbus and the History of Italian Immigration Museum.

Christine speaks to Victor Fiorillo about the possible suppression of the controversial new movie "Gosnell", which tells the story of Kermit Gosnell, an abortion doctor who killed hundreds of infants born alive during abortion procedures.

Christine talks to WPHT listeners about the Brett Kavanaugh scandal.

Christine talks to communication specialist Dan Circucci about the sentencing of Bill Cosby and the Brett Kavanaugh hearing.

Christine speaks to Joe Hohenstein, who is running for State Representative in Pennsylvania's 177th District in Philadelphia.

Aja Beech joins Christine to discuss the value of afterschool programs in keeping children safe.

Christine talks about Brett Kavanaugh and gets a call from Detective Jim Wood, who brought down Kermitt Gosnell, and producer Ann McElhinney, who both joined Christine to discuss Ann’s new feature film “Gosnell: America’s Biggest Serial Killer.”

Christine talks about Serena Williams and her false claim of sexism.