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Vince Coglianese Interviews President Trump on “The Vince Show”

Cumulus Media (NASDAQ: CMLS) announces the all-new live radio broadcast The VINCE Show and the VINCE podcast, both hosted by rising conservative voice Vince Coglianese, welcomed special on-air guest, President Donald J. Trump today in an interview heard nationwide at 1:35pm ET. President Trump called into the show and podcast to discuss the country’s momentum and the great strides his administration has taken for the American people.

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The interview was broadcast on Westwood One’s The VINCE Show and heard across 250 U.S. radio stations, and on the VINCE podcast. To listen to the interview, visit: https://cumuluspodcastnetwork.com/pods/vince/.

In the interview, Coglianese, who was joined by Vice President JD Vance on The VINCE Show last week, asked President Trump about Vice President Vance’s joining the upcoming delegation to Greenland. President Trump said of Greenland: “We have to have that land because it’s not possible to properly defend a large section of this Earth – not just the United States – without it.”

President Trump also told Coglianese that the texting of plans for a military strike against Yemen’s Houthis this month to a group chat that included Jeffrey Goldberg, editor-in-chief, The Atlantic, was possibly an innocent error made by a lower-level staffer for national security advisor Mike Waltz. He noted that it did not impact the success of the attack, but that they would determine how the error happened so it would not happen in the future.

He also complimented Coglianese on his new show, and on the show’s previous host, Dan Bongino, who joined the Trump administration earlier this month as deputy director of the FBI. President Trump stated: “We got two for one,” with Coglianese on-air and with Bongino on the President’s team.

Coglianese is a popular Washington, DC-based radio host and Editorial Director of the conservative daily news publication, The Daily CallerThe VINCE Show airs weekdays from 12 to 3pm ET with the one-hour podcast dropping at 10am ET on weekday mornings. 

The VINCE Show is heard on Cumulus Media’s Westwood One with over 250 affiliates, including top market stations KABC-AM (Los Angeles), WLS-AM (Chicago), WBAP-AM (Dallas), KSFO-AM (San Francisco), WMAL-FM (Washington, DC), and KCMO-AM/FM (Kansas City). Cumulus Podcast Network distributes, sells, and markets the VINCE podcast, which is produced by Silverloch Productions, founded by Dan and Paula Bongino.

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