John Zogby

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She talks with us about her experience in the lock down yesterday. We also speak with Malik Gayle who is also a student there. Filed Under: jack keller, john zogby, keeler in the morning, Peter Franklin, rachel sutherland, tonya j. powers. Categories: Keeler Show Notes, Morning Show, Utica-Rome News.

This week's White House Report Card has something for everybody with President Trump dealing with gun control, a potential trade war, staff turmoil and his reelection campaign. Neither of our graders, pollster John Zogby or conservative analyst Jed Babbin, saw it as a good week but Zogby noted that ...

John Zogby (far right), said the U.S. has reached a "turning point" on gun control, in huge part because of millenial protest. Panelists at the St. ... Not only as far as guns are concerned, but in terms of how people make a case to the government to change things,” said John Zogby, founder of Zogby Poll.

John Zogby (far right), said the U.S. has reached a "turning point" on gun control, in huge part because of millenial protest. Panelists at the St. ... Not only as far as guns are concerned, but in terms of how people make a case to the government to change things,” said John Zogby, founder of Zogby Poll.

John Zogby is on this morning to talk about his latest column, "This Time Gun Control Wins." - Olympian and Remsen native Erin Hamlin is on with us this morning to recap her experience of her last Olympic games. - Anthony Brindisi is on this morning to address the comments made by Claudia Tenney ...

zogby guns President Donald Trump greets Julia Cordover, the student body president at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Fla.,, as fellow student Jonathan Blank watches at a listening session with high school students and teachers in the State Dining Room of the White House in ...

It's not easy being a pollster these days. When I started in 1984, two out of three people we reached on the then-universal landline said they were happy to take a poll. "Shh! Someone is calling me from New York and asking me important questions. I will be back at the dinner table in a minute." Today ...