Perot Ends Radio Show
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DALLAS — Ross Perot played host for the last time on his call-in radio show Sunday night, turning in his mike so he can spend more time on his political group, United We Stand, America, Inc.
“It’s been a great experience to visit with you each week,” Perot told his audience during the live program carried on about 150 stations nationwide.
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