Liberty and Prosperity
11.6.26 Brian Fitzherbert WOND Radio
GOP Autopsy: Fitzherbert Blames Trump and Fractured Ranks for 2026 ‘Blue Tsunami’. In a recent Talking with Ann interview, Brian Fitzherbert delivered a blunt post-mortem on the 2026 midterm elections, detailing how a massive Democratic wave wiped out Republican power from Capitol Hill down to Atlantic County municipalities. Echoing sentiments from Dennis Levinson, Fitzherbert pointed to Donald Trump as the primary driver of the defeat, compounded by voter backlash over the Iran war, high gas prices, and aggregate inflation under the GOP's watch. Key takeaways from the electoral fallout include: National Bloodbath: Republicans lost control of Congress, surrendering an estimated 46 House seats and...
11.7.26 Seth Grossman WPG Radio. In most team sports, they blame the coach when the team keeps losing. Was it the war, or Trump’s handling of the war?
All of these Atlantic CountyRepublicans lost, along with many others. Some were well known, others were not. Most were hard working, although some were not. Most of their Democratic Party opponents were unknown. But it didn't matter. All of these Republican candidates lost. Most lost badly. All of their Democratic Party opponents won. Jeff Van Drew lost re-election to the House of Representatives, although his race was very close. Joe Giralo, the Republican County Clerk lost. Tokyo Joe O'Donoghue is the popular and very well-known Sheriff of Atlantic County. He lost. County Commissioner (Freeholder) John Risley has been a popular vot...
Oct 23 Fitzherbert WOND
This segment of the radio show Talking with Anne, hosted by Anne Baker and featuring frequent guest Brian Fitzherbert, covers three main topics: Campaign Dynamics and Political Discourse: The discussion opens with a debate over political campaigning, referencing rhetoric from candidate Vivek Ramaswamy and an ad in the Ohio gubernatorial race involving Amy Acton. Fitzherbert argues that politics is inherently aggressive and that voters must independently evaluate allegations, assess candidates' character, and focus on practical issues like the cost of living rather than campaign-ad drama. Support for Congressman Jeff Van Drew: Turning to local New Jersey politics, both Anne and...
OCT 16 26 Fitzherbert WOND Radio
This segment of Talking with Ann features host Ann Baker, recurring guest Brian Fitzherbert, and several callers discussing the upcoming midterm elections, border policy, and the economy: Upcoming Midterm Elections and Political Forecast: Brian warns that Democrats could take control of the House and Senate, arguing this would stall Donald Trump's agenda, spark congressional investigations, block conservative judicial appointments, and lead to policy shifts such as expanding the Supreme Court, granting statehood to D.C. and Puerto Rico, and ending the filibuster. He urges listeners to "bank" their votes early rather than waiting until election day. Caller Debate with Daryl...
10.26.26 Seth Grossman and Pollster Rick Shaftan on WPG Radio: Early Voting and How Republican Candidates Should Campaign When Trump Dominates the News.
Above Image: Rick Shaftan of Neighborhood Research and Media, Rodanthe, North Carolina @shaftan. Political campaign pollster, consultant, and producer of TV and radio messages. SETH GROSSMAN: In 2018, I was the Republican candidate for Congress here in South Jersey. My opponent was our current Congressman Jeff Van Drew when he was a Democrat. Rick Shaftan was my media consultant. Shaftan gave me the accurate polling I needed. He also produced my TV and radio spots, and got great deals from the radio stations and TV cable companies. He did such a great job that I did better in that "Blue Wave" el...
Brian Fitzherbert WOND Radio OCT 16
Morning, Brian. How are you? - Good morning, Anne. I'm doing well. Thank you - for having me. No. - You know, there's so much going on right - now in the world. - What most concerns you? - Uh-huh. Oh. Like a topic. Right? Oh my. - I know. How many? Yeah. I mean, look. - At the top of the list, obviously, what - everyone's got at the front of their mind - right now is that in eighteen days, we - have a midterm election. And that is the - difference between, - putting the brakes on...
10.17.26 Seth Grossman WPG Radio: Early voting, mail/messenger ballots win elections. Why houses are ridiculously expensive today. Stockton never wanted Atlantic City campus. Sell it!
Above Image: Application for Mail-In (And Messenger) Paper Ballot from County Clerk. Click this link for more details: New Jersey Department of State - Division of Elections - NJ Voter Information Portal Early voting and mailing/delivering paper ballots are the keys to winning… and losing Vote now with paper ballots from your County Clerk (Mail-in or personal delivery). Early in-person voting at various locations in your county begins next Saturday, October 24. Final Day to Vote: Tuesday, November 3. (What we used to call Election Day.) Democrats demanded and got early voting and mail/messenger ballots because it helps them. They usua...
OCT 9 2026, WOND Radio Fitzherbert
FITZHERBERT FRIDAY - 10-09-26 Electoral Urgency and Voter Turnout Brian Fitzherbert argues that voter turnout is the paramount issue, asserting that daily life outcomes stem directly from who holds political office. He contends that while Republicans are not the solution to every problem, Democrats are the primary cause of them, warning conservative voters against sitting out or splitting tickets. Grassroots engagement—door knocking, phone calls, texting, and peer-to-peer discussions—is highlighted as essential to driving voter participation. Energy Policy and the Cost of Living in New Jersey The hosts criticize long-standing Democratic control in New Jersey for escalating living costs a...
10.10.26 Seth Grossman WPG Radio: Joe Bertolino, president of Stockton U, rearranges the deck chairs as the ship sinks. South Jersey Socialism blocks success in Ocean City– supports bail out of failure in Atlantic City.
NJ's Stockton University is broke and heavily in debt. It is short $25 million just for this year. Without major cuts or new income, Stockton will be short $32 million next year. Stockton quickly burning up the endowment money it got from years of donations and fundraising. We all know why. We have been talking about it for years. Click here for link to October 11, 2026 post in Press of Atlantic City: Stockton University’s budget crisis is not getting better. Last May, we proposed this 7-Point Plan to Save Stockton University: 1. Fire the overpaid "woke" professors and administrators who created the mess. 2. Re...
OCT 2, 2026 Brian Fitzherbert WOND Radio
OCT 2, 2026 Brian Fitzherbert WOND Radio College Sports and Gambling: The hosts discuss the shifting landscape of college athletics, expressing frustration that student athletes are treated and paid like professionals. They argue that universities participating in these commercialized sports should lose their tax-exempt status, while also criticizing state-promoted gambling, sin taxes, and the societal costs of subsidizing addictive behaviors. Political Accountability and Universal School Choice: The conversation shifts to politics and legislation, focusing on why policies like universal school choice often stall. They criticize legislative leadership for avoiding floor votes on key bills out of concern for their members' political survival...
Wooden bulkheads and concrete seawalls are all we need. Piles of sand are expensive, ugly and useless.
FROM SETH GROSSMAN INTERVIEW ON HARRY HURLEY RADIO PROGRAM: WPG Talk Radio 95.5 FM and 1450AM near Atlantic City on September 30, 2026 Harry Hurley: All right, citizen Seth Grossman is here, because while everybody's thinking that the flooding happens because of the ocean, there are those who believe it's happening at the back bay. So that the bulkheads, not the dunes, are your more rightful protection, if you will. Seth Grossman: People who say that sand dunes protected Atlantic City and Margate from more severe flooding during the storm last weekend remind me of my Dad telling me about when he was st...
Brian Fitzherbert WOND – 9-25-26
Brian Fitzherbert edited segment - WOND - 9-25-26
9.26.26 Seth Grossman WPG Radio. Teenage Criminals. Republican Socialism. Crowded Airports. Vote Now.
https://youtu.be/_n5dtHlJ2XY?si=UKw0Crdz0tqKRBku We have a crisis with dangerous teenage criminals. And political leaders who don't even talk about it. Republican Socialism in Atlantic City is as bad as "Democratic Socialism" in New York. Crowded airports are a sign of success. Look how the government ruined trains and buses! Jewish Harvest Holiday of Sukkoth (Tabernacles): Full Moon. High Tides. Bad Storm and Coastal Floods Today. Vote now! Request a ballot from the County Clerk. Republicans are doing a great job of running Atlantic County. However, its Republican state legislators are as out of...
Brian Fitzherbert – WOND Radio 9-18-26
BRIAN FITZHERBERT - TALKING WITH ANNE. WOND Radio. 9-18-26
Fitzherbert Responds to RFK Speech at GOP Convention.
Brian doesn’t enter broadcast until about the 43 minute mark. It is preceded by Robert Kennedy speech the other night at midterm convention. Brian rightly comments on RFK’s speech so we left the speech in for context, and to help give it some more reach. It was a heckuva speech. Brian Fitzherbert, President of Liberty and Prosperity responds to RFK speech at Republican convention.
Rosh Hashanah, the Jewish New Year Holiday.
Image: Photograph of a traditional Jew sounding the shofar during the 1930s. A shofar is a ram's horn used as a trumpet to warn of danger or to announce an assembly. This recorded message was played on the John DeMasi program, Talk with a Purpose on Saturday, September 12, 2026 instead of the regular interview with Seth Grossman at 9:10am. John DeMasi's program is heard on WPG Talk Radio from 9am to Noon Saturdays, and 5pm to 8pm Sundays on 95.5 FM and 1450AM radio near Atlantic City, New Jersey and on wpgtalkradiocom online. I’m Seth Grossman, speaking for Liberty and Prosperity. I...