Clear Channel Hires Former Minnesota Gubernatorial Candidate

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Clear Channel Hires Former Minnesota Gubernatorial Candidate

Clear Channel Hires Former Minnesota Gubernatorial Candidate

Former Minnesota gubernatorial candidate Tom Emmer will co-host a 6AM-9AM weekday talk show on KTLK-FM, Emmer, the former deputy minority leader in the Minnesota House of Representatives, will host the show with Bob Davis, who previously worked for KSTP-AM. The show begins Today. After losing a recount to Governor  Mark Dayton in the 2010 race for governor, Emmer unsuccessfully sought a position on the Republican National Committee before taking the radio job.

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