Larry Elder Show Larry Sizzles on the Airwaves with His Thoughtful Insight on the Day’S Most Provocative Issues

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Larry Elder Show Larry Sizzles on the Airwaves with His Thoughtful Insight on the Day’S Most Provocative Issues

a firebrand according to Daily Variety. Larry Elder has a take-no-prisoners style, using such old-fashioned things as evidence and logic. Larry shines the bright light of reasoned analysis on many of the myths and hypocrisy apparent in our system of government, our society, and the media itself. He slays dragons and topples sacred cows using facts, common sense, and a ready wit. Larry Elder Show Larry sizzles on the airwaves with his thoughtful insight on the day’s most provocative issues. His limited government/personal responsibility views have fueled controversy and made him one of the most in-demand radio personalities and cable news pundits in the country. START LISTENING larryelder.com 6PM–9PM ET / Monday–Friday • 20+ successful years in the Los Angeles radio market (KRLA, KABC) • Frequent commentator on Fox News, CNN and more! Larry is a regular on on Hannity, Fox & Friends, Nancy Grace and Don Lemon. • New York Times best-selling author: Dear Father, Dear Son: Two Lives . Eight Hours • National TV host: Moral Court, his syndicated show was top rated across the country and was number one in New York, Los Angeles, and in Chicago (rated #1 for 7 years in a row). CONTACT SRN Affiliate Relations Representative EAST COAST: Jim Bligh CENTRAL STATES: Kelli DeShan MOUNTAIN/WEST COAST: Jim Watkins [email protected] (212) 419.4663 [email protected] (972) 707.6882 [email protected] (239) 470.9297 LARRY ELDER AFFILIATE CLOCK 58:50 00:00 Local 55:00 NEWS or 1:00 Program Local 6:00 06:00 Show Open Content 5 52:00 Network 1:00 Local 2:00 Program Program Content 4 Content 1 44:00 Network 2:00 Local 2:00 17:00 Network 2:00 Local 2:00 40:00 Program Content 3 Program 21:00 Content 2 Local 4:00 34:00 30:00 6PM–9PM ET Weekdays on Salem Radio Network Westwood One Technical Services Satellite Info (914) 908-3210 Satellite / AMC-18 Westwood One XDS Cue for Local Liners LarryElder Show XDS Netcue T09 for station liners Salem Technical Operations (972) 367-1934 Cue for Local Breaks XDS Netcue T08 for local breaks Live Daily Program 6PM–9PM EST.

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