As one who remembers Washington Radio before Chris Core and who appreciates the enormous contributions you have made to that "art form," welcome back to the airwaves. Here in titletown USA (Gainesville, FL), it is good to know that I can pick you up on the net again. We need your clear voice, now, more than ever.

Hi Chris, I hope I am to be your 1,000th posting to your "Missing You on WMAL" Guestbook. I know you've got a lot to sort thru on offers and current projects you're signed with. I still hope that Fox News picks you up. I saw John Kasich on Bill O'Reilly last night and the two of you are very similar in conservative values, delivering in plain conversation the problems that our country (nationally and locally) faces - that of which Congress has no clue! Go Nats!

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I have listen to you since you and Brooke were together at 3.00pm. Followed you from 6-9 pm, to the mornings with Andy, and to the last slot from 9-12 pm. I was so upset not only for what they did to a person who had worked well, for them for 30 years, but also for the lack of respect for the audience, who are the ones supporting the station. We didn't even deserve a prior notification, not an announcement from you! I had it and ever since I have never listen to WMAL. I encourage your followers to get to WTOP and participate in the survey they are doing now (jun.08) and to petition for an anchor job for you because we need it badly! I wish we had a program with you like the one you had with the other guys. Chris' fans, please let's joint and together push to get "our program" back.

I've missed you since we moved from Fairfax in 2005 to PA. I'm sure glad you were there during our 23 years in FFX. I wish you all the success you can handle in your new situation. You were always fair and rational with callers and that's rare in your industry. Good luck

I, too, am glad you are back on the air. Having recently moved from Virginia to Oklahoma, I hope to listen to you over the internet. PS: I'm not surprised to see that many of your sponsors followed you. Your listeners as well as your advertisers know you will not advertise something unless you believe in it and use it. Such honesty is refreshing.

So glad you have landed on your feet. WMAL made a huge mistake. After Rush I will now tune in you.

Hi, Chris: Been keeping my eye on your website and happy to know you are back on radio. I have to go out and program WTOP into my car radio. It seems that you and your predecessor were given the same raw deal. My belief is that you were both outspoken on amnesty and illegal immigration but I could be wrong. good luck, Ann

Awesome Chris! Your back on the air. Seems as if common sense is back on the air.

Now living in NC, I just learned of your "transfer" to wtop. Been listening to you since the Harden & weaver, Trumbel & Core and Andy was a traffic pilot days. Since we have no station in your league, Please lasso up Bill & Andy and relocate to Raleigh. Best wishes

I've been listening since your Trumble and Core days and was very sad to read about Brook's passing. I hope all is well with you and yours and if I don't catch you on WTOP I'll enjoy the pod casts of your Core Values.

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Chris, it's a pleasure to listen to 'Core Values' again. My sister in Chicago and I have been loyal listeners and weren't quite sure how to make it through an election year without you. Glad you landed on your feet. Thanks for the thought-provoking discussions.

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Chris, I thought your piece in the Post was very insightful, particularly the part about how TOP hurt MAL by jumping to FM. Your general equanimity in the face of market forces, however, leaves several things out. First, the right constantly talks about "the free market", yet I challenge you, or anyone, to name five major areas of American business that are truly free. Almost every part of our economy has come to its success and riches is at least partially regulated, meaning free market is a relative, not an absolute term. Just today, there is the story about the real estate brokers being forced to allow their listing services to be accessed by non-traditional brokers. Most areas of business are not wide open, free markets and as soon as one comes along, business tries to shut it down. Another point: sure business models change, but as you pointed out, good sense and investing in the future is never out of style. Just because it is "free" does not mean it will ever again produce results that you or anyone else of good sense desires. Further, radio and broadcasting in this country have always, until recent years, had least had the pretension that they were about more than just money grabbing by whatever means available. Public service was part of the creed, because the airwaves ultimately belong to us all. I would submit that broadcasting is one of many fields where the ideal of a free market runs contrary to the public interest and needs. Your loss of your job is one result of the abandonment of any public service standard. The good ol'days weren't perfect, but they had a plus side to them. Will there ever be a full service station in DC again? Let's make this free market more open and more free. Radio and television licenses should not be awarded to one company forever. Let's take them back, in various rounds, and award them to new competitors, at least every 20 or 30 years. Let's try something new.