The James Golden AKA Bo Snerdley Show
Sep 26, 2026 · 2 hr 8 min · 39 segments
James Golden, better known as Bo Snerdley, hosts The Rush Hour weekdays from 4–5pm and The James Golden Show Saturdays from 7–10am on 77WABC, delivering news, commentary, interviews, and entertainment…
James GoldenHostTodd BensmanGuesttalking about a president trying to control coverage, trying to pick and choose who's allowed near him, allowed to ask him questions, and allowed to hold him accountable.
The president just spent two days with an autocratic leader of China who doesn't allow a free press in his country.
And Trump is showing that's what he would like to have.
He'd like that same power.
He'd like that same propaganda.
But Americans do not want that.
Polls are very clear.
Americans love their First Amendment rights, even though they're often disappointed in the media.
Americans also, in polling, the majority of Americans say they feel those free speech First Amendment rights eroding in this country.
And it's understandable why they feel that way.
There have been dozens of rulings by federal judges finding Trump administration infringements on free speech and freedom of the press.
And right now we're witnessing a major one unfolding tonight.
And by the way, by conservative and liberal judges, judges appointed by Republicans and Democrats, virtually united on that principle.
That is CNN whining and moaning because they couldn't take a trip on Air Force One.
last night and there and supposedly all the press pool is endangered because CNN is not allowed on air CNN has plenty of money despite having no ratings or very few ratings why CNN could actually hire their own air force to lug their reporters to and fro Welcome, my friends, to the Saturday Morning Extravaganza.
Telephone number, if you would like to be part of the program today, 800-848-9222.
We are going to have today Todd Binsman join us a little bit later in the program.
Princess Diana is attending Family Matters this week and will not be with us today.
talking about a president trying to control coverage, trying to pick and choose who's allowed near him, allowed to ask him questions, and allowed to hold him accountable.
The president just spent two days with an autocratic leader of China who doesn't allow a free press in his country.
And Trump is showing that's what he would like to have.
He'd like that same power.
He'd like that same propaganda.
But Americans do not want that.
Polls are very clear.
Americans love their First Amendment rights, even though they're often disappointed in the media.
Americans also, in polling, the majority of Americans say they feel those free speech First Amendment rights eroding in this country.
And it's understandable why they feel that way.
There have been dozens of rulings by federal judges finding Trump administration infringements on free speech and freedom of the press.
And right now we're witnessing a major one unfolding tonight.
And by the way, by conservative and liberal judges, judges appointed by Republicans and Democrats, virtually united on that principle.
That is CNN whining and moaning because they couldn't take a trip on Air Force One.
last night and there and supposedly all the press pool is endangered because CNN is not allowed on air CNN has plenty of money despite having no ratings or very few ratings why CNN could actually hire their own air force to lug their reporters to and fro Welcome, my friends, to the Saturday Morning Extravaganza.
Telephone number, if you would like to be part of the program today, 800-848-9222.
We are going to have today Todd Binsman join us a little bit later in the program.
Princess Diana is attending Family Matters this week and will not be with us today.
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