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The Schilling Show 4/17/17 Hour1: Jamie McIntyre and Philip Day
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The Schilling Show begins with open phones for listener’s to ask questions and make comments on anything they please to talk about.

Jamie McIntyre joins the show to discuss the Syria attack being a message to North Korea and Mike Pence’s comments from South Korea. Jamie also touches on the failed missile launch by Korea and options for dealing with Kim Jong Un.

Philip Day stops by to speak on Kiwanis Club of Charlottesville and upcoming events. Philip share’s what Kiwanis is about and how other sponsors can get involved.

All this on the first hour of The Schilling Show!

 

 

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