Angry Voters Find Their Voice in Talk Radio

Donald Trump’s rally numbers are up for debate. It’s a quiet Sunday morning in the small city of Carlisle, Pennsylvania. Inside a sound booth in a storefront radio station, "The Marc Scaringi Show" is taking calls from Trump supporters, who are reporting that the Republican front-runner had far more supporters at his latest rally than the mainstream media reported. “Why do you think the press is constantly distorting the numbers like that?” asks one female caller. Scaringi...

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