Starting Sept. 13, the popular Grant will be heard again on WABC every Sunday, noon-2 p.m. And yes, sure, absolutely, he's happy."I'm addicted" to talking on the radio, says Grant. "I admit it."
There's also a lot to talk about these days, he says - particularly for conservative hosts, who once again have a President they can tee off on.
"I wish I had a dollar," he says, "for everyone who's come up to me and said, 'Bob, you were right about everything that's happened.'"
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These findings are a dramatic nine-point drop-off in support for the Fairness Doctrine from a survey last August when 47% said the government should require all radio and television stations to offer balanced political commentary.
Rasmussen Reports
She's already the most listened-to woman in the world of political talk radio, but Laura Ingraham's popular show is now experiencing a major growth surge. Since she and syndicator Talk Radio Network recently announced the multi-year renewal of Ingraham's contract, the show has added to its existing 300-plus affiliates another 18 just in the last two weeks.
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World Net Daily
Already host of the most lucrative hours since radio's inception, Limbaugh's total package is valued north of $400 million, according to media insiders.
—Drudge Report
