Platner Out, Will Anyone Defend Him? (Full Show)

Sometimes it feels like the news is full of things that have never happened before. And that is not exactly true. In fact, it may have happened this very week hundreds or thousands of years ago. I'm Sally Helm, host of the podcast History This Week from the History Channel. Trade embargoes, Thomas Jefferson tried them. Rent too high? We've been arguing about that for a while. Each episode is proof. The past isn't that far away. Listen to History This Week, available now on Apple, Spotify, or wherever you get your podcasts. Tom Chiodano on Talk Radio 1210, WPHD. It is Dom time. Welcome in, everyone. Good Thursday. Sure, there's a lot on Iran, Graham Platner. We'll get to all that. Joe Concha on board. Scott Presler, and he's got some news on non-citizens on voter rolls. He'll be here at 2 o'clock. And the rabbi is back. Remember the rabbi we talked about because of high holy days. in the minds of Lower Makefield conflicting with 9-11? Yeah, he'll be back to answer that burning question, Rabbi Yona Gross. Why is it that American Jews in a big survey we talked about yesterday, they overwhelmingly favor Zohran Mamdani over Benjamin Netanyahu. We'll see if you can answer that. But I want to start with Zohran Mamdani, and I want to start with Medford in a second. Because Medford now, you voted for Mikie Sherrill. You did it, Medford, Medford Lakes. Oh, you had to do it. That Mikie Sherrill affordability, we have the development plan they've signed off to. Oh, my God. If you're in Medford, Medford Lakes or any place like that, Jack Ciattarelli would have fought to the death, dragged it out as long as humanly possible. Mikie Sherrill can't wait. to plop down what is kind of a slightly higher end of Section 8 into Medford. Let me start with Zohran Mamdani. So apparently his office, and look, Zohran Mamdani, we know what he is. He's a hater. His wife is a bigger hater, possibly. But the people that are beneath them are even worse. And they don't have to cover it up quite as much in their little machinations. So they put out this map of New York City's immigrant enclaves. And I thought to kind of parallel this, I'm just going through my mind. I didn't research it. They left off the Italians. Mulberry Street. Crazy Joey Gallo! Clams! Come on! How could you leave off Mulberry Street? They left off the Irish and several people saying Hell's Kitchen, which now is not Hell's Kitchen, but you know about Hell's Kitchen, Islam, the Irish building New York. You can act like a man. Well, thank you. Well, they moved to the suburbs. And if Sonny had easy pass, credit rich Cioa, he'd be alive today. But. In addition to that, they left off the Greeks. There's no little Greek town here. Oh, man, Zinos, wherever you are, get out of that diner booth and get to a phone, buddy. So there are 30 of these. These maniacs, of course, put in little Palestine. They put in three Chinatowns. They put in three Africa towns. They have little Ukraine, little Yemen, little Yemen, but not little Italy.

not little Greek town or whatever they call it there. Now, if I were doing it in Philadelphia, of course, most of South Philadelphia, all right, I'll put a pin on it. I would start with 9th Street if I were going to do Little Italy. For the Irish, I got to go with Grace Ferry. I grew up playing ball against him. Those were the pierced six brawls of the universe, King of Peace in St. Gabriel's. Where would I put the Greeks in Philadelphia? I'm not sure. I think they moved to the suburbs. Zenos might now. But those are two places where I would put the Irish. Now, they didn't leave, they didn't put anything in there about being Jewish either. Hard to do in New York to leave them off. But little Edessa, Little Mexico in Sunset Park, Little Mexico in Port Richmond. What do these places have in common? They're European. That's what they have in common. Now, here's the interesting byplay on this. And one of the things, all the years I've been in talk radio, I've jousted with people on. So this woman, Brianna Lineman, who I think mainly writes for the New York Post, she's annoying, even though conservative, when she's on CNN on the Abby Phillips show. She attacks the Italians who are speaking out about this. And she decries all these hyphenated Americans. And she says more proof that immigrants don't want to assimilate. Wait a minute, lady. If we could get her on, Henry. This woman really, if you see her, it's annoyance on the highest level. And she's conservative on paper. She's annoying. That's why she's on her. So when I first started and talked with all these people, well, why do we say Italian Americans? Look, the sons of Italy and all and I have duked it out over the years. Sometimes they go too far, the Italian civil rights. They get rabid ears. But nothing wrong with saying you're Italian American or American. Oh, no, you can't. What's with that hype? She starts with the hyphenation. Well, a lot of times, people, I don't know, they don't say that. They'll just say, yeah, you know, Dom, the Irish. like John McRodian or the Italian. Say that's what they mean. You know, a tribe. Now, when does it go too far? Well, you tell me. And where would Greek town be in this area? I'm not sure how big that is. I don't see little France on here. No, they wouldn't put that in. There's three Korean towns. Notice the pattern here. Three China towns, three Korea towns. The one that got me the most is Little Manila, really, but the Italians don't have Little Italy. Now, I have a grudge against Little Italy. I've told this story many times. Rob thinks you drive to New York and you just drive around even on a Sunday. We saw a play and Kelly Ripper raved about this gelato over near Canal Street. Well, where we were, even on a Sunday, getting over there, was a nightmare of nightmares. So Marbury Street is one of the most famous. How many movies? How many things have you seen that? What does it tell us about the Zohran Mamdani regime? What tells you exactly what we know about this guy? Well, what about the angle? These groups are going too far getting upset. It shows they haven't assimilated. No, it's fine to be identifying with your ethnic group.

Does that mean you're negating your identification as an American? Well, it depends on what you demand. It depends on how far you go. Give me a specific case and I'll tell you. 855, 839, 12, 10. So, Kirk, do you identify with any ethnic group? Do you say I am a blank American? No. Nothing. Nope. Nothing in all. How come? Well. I don't understand myself, excuse me, label myself as, well, I'm Irish, so. Okay. So I don't really label myself as an Irish American. I just consider myself American. Never Irish. No? Nope. How come? I don't know. I never really, I never really thought much of this, again, as a label. I just consider myself for all Americans, no matter where we've come from. Okay. And so Americans do bring a lot to the table. But as far as Spanish or whatever, I'm sorry, I don't butcher things. But I just want to really consider myself, putting myself where my ancestors or history defines me. I define myself as a person, person foremost. How about you? I'm a mutt. I'll code switch. Okay. Ah, there you go. Which one now? Come on. There's only one that choose in my mind. You know that. Where's the glamour? What's the other ones? The other one, French? Irish. I'm not fine. Irish. Okay. So which one do you see the main mileage you can get out of it? Italian, I think. I think Irish is good for, you know, maybe the drinking holiday. Yeah, there you go. All right. Yes. I'm Irish. What are you, Tim Michael Whatley? I'm Jewish. I can tell the Jewish jokes, and I'm Catholic. I've wondered them all. When I first started and talk radio was guest of it, maybe Tom Marr made it up, that 40% in the area identified or was half or full Italians. So people back then, I came in in the era where it had stopped. But there were any number of prominent talk hosts nationwide that would take names. I think one was Jerry Williams. And he was like Giuseppe, you know, blank. And you put Jerry, and I said to myself, no, no way. I'm going to go colorless when I got Dominic Joseph Giordano. Come on. It would be a sin to do that. I mean, when people have called in, this one woman from Haddonfield called me the D word around that. It was like, you know, right down the middle. Let's hit this 500 feet. Tell me more about that lady in Haddonfield. So 855, 833, 9, 12, jump in right now. Do you identify with that at all? Kirk does not, Henry, a little bit more. I'm not saying you say it. I'm a tired of American. Let's get that straight. But I don't think there's any problem. with the hyphenization. There are lines crossed by it. Are these people crossing the line? That's what the woman is saying, because they're saying, are you kidding me? Now, this isn't a place like New York, you know, which is heavily ethnic, heavily a melting pot, more so than most places, maybe even in Philadelphia, is a big deal. And little Italy is internationally known. What does it tell us? It tells us what were up against with this miserable little communist and his mob there. You want to promote New York as immigrants, and yet you leave out the Greeks, the Italians, and the Irish. And the Irish are starting up. I didn't know Hell's Angels was the big enclave there. The Irish group says they built the Brooklyn Bridge over half the workforce, dug the subways.

raised the skyscrapers like the Empire State Building, late sewers filled the NYPD and FDNY and powered the city when it was still raw. Yeah, I'd have to say the Irish in New York. You could see it. You could see it on 9-11 when you take a look at the police force, even today. You know, if you don't have an Irish sound of name, I don't think you're rising to the top ranks. It used to be that way. There's a lot of pride there. How do you get left out by crumbums like this? All right, 855, 839, 12, 10. Does using the ethnic, I think Frank Rizzo, be a perfect example, would say Italian-American. They're Italian-American groups. I mean, you know not to play. I've never played bochie ball. I've never made homemade wine. You never played botchy? I've never played botchy. It struck me when I became aware of it that it was becoming too yuppie fight. So there was no botchy there. I've never made homemade wine. I let Frank handle that. He's going to call it as he said that. Imagine Frank is putting on armor that says Italia all over it right now. What the hell are you talking about? No little. But I would say, nice streets, you know, Rocky, that's Italian. I would say, Grace Ferry, I'm not sure back in the day, Kensington. Where is Irish town in Philadelphia area? And in the suburbs, I would say Delco is a capital of the Irish. Yeah, you can't go five feet, Henry there without seeing Cabin Os Bar right next to it, Cabinor's Bar too. Donnie Docherty. Donnie Docto, yeah. Hey, Sean Dockery, give us a call from Northeast Philadelphia. If you're not busy stealing scholarships from poor kids, Sean, you coward too. We shouldn't line up a cowards brigade that come on all at once in here. You know, the guy in Norristown, the big mouth, white guy from the suburbs who runs thing, all those Irish guys from Northeast Philly, we could have quite a festival. Invite him all of Mulligans. By the way, the rabbi said he didn't know about Mulligans, but he surely wants to attend the next time. Oh, let's go. Oh, yeah, we've got to get a retreat. Yeah. He'll be here. So where would you place it in this area? I'm trying to think. Fifth Street is Little Puerto Rico or used to be Latino. There's not as huge of Latino element in Philadelphia as you would think. I don't even know where Little Korea would be if there is such a thing. Chinatown, Chinatown, of course. Can you imagine they go over this? They got all kinds of people putting this out. It's all glossy. They got little pinpoints of the map in New York. And they can find little Manila. Little Yemen, little Odessa is Brighton Beach, little Palestine. Oh, they got big map on Little Palestine. You're not missing that one. Wait a minute. There's a Barowski in here. They even have a little Poland. Now, how the heck, how the heck do you have little Poland, but you don't have Little Italy?

That is an outrage. You know, I suspect there's some Polish guy in here. It says, yo, come on. Little Poland is Greenspoint Avenue and Nassau Avenue, wherever that is. Little Pakistan, little Guyana. There's two little Guyana. Little Tibet. Yeah, there's a little Tibet. Dalai Lama, it must have summer there. Little Haiti. Little Senegal. There's three Guyanas. Yeah, three Guyanas. Little Bangladesh. Little Albania. Even the Albanians got something. And then there's Little Africa in the Bronx, but Little Africa on Staten Island. It is, yeah, three Chinatowns, of course. Little Ecuador. Come on. This is intentionality of somebody there in some way, shape, or form. That's what's going on with these guys. But the more interesting thing to me, too, is the ethnic. claiming us. All right, we got a great side question today. You know, we often tell you, feel free to send us suggestions. We have a, boy, it's more laborious than which plane Trump should fly on, the cutter plane or the real plane. I'm glad that cutter plane was kicked out yesterday. I hope he doesn't fly on it anymore. I can't stand the thought of it. So Henry and I from Robert of Ben Salem, never have done this one. someone real or fictional. Henry, I think,'s got a great fictional one. I think I have a pretty good real one who has taken one for the team. Now, if you don't know what that means, it means you stick your elbow in there and bases load it to score a run and win the game. You may make an out on paper, but you advance the runner. You're doing something to help the team. You may not even get full credit, but I see it. You're helping the team. So I'm going to take off not all, because not all them are saints, but many single moms who you have a guy like, oh, I don't know, a grand platinum who dumps you after he may or may not have raped you and given you an oyster. and you carry on with the kids. Now, that's taken one for the team. You're working two jobs, that thing. You know, it's been done to death. People say it all the time because there's a lot of truth to it. Henry, how about yours? Yeah, I'll take two off the board, one real, one fictional. The fictional one I'm going to take off. How about at the end of the dark night when the Batman... takes the fall for Harvey Dent's murders. I should have done that one. In order to preserve justice and hope. When he says to the kid, we will hunt him because we can. And you hear Batman flying, you're not getting me, buddy. I mean, talk about taking one for the team. Oh, God, yes. And then obviously at the end of the next movie, you know, flying the nuke out over the river, you know, taking one for the team. Yeah, I think, yeah, Batman in that trilogy absolutely does. And then a real life one and a local one. Sam Hinky. He died for our sins. He died for our sins. Why was he penalized? Why was he forcefully removed by Adam Silver in the NBA from his position as GM? Because he did something first. He did something everyone else today copies by accumulating picks, losing on purpose, doing whatever it takes. Socialism. That's right. Yes. Race to the bottom. There you go.

You lost your mic here. Somebody cut you off. You cut yourself off. You're off of the mic. Okay, I cut himself off here. I don't know what happened. There we go. Okay. There we go. I wasn't done yet. I don't know where I left off, but yeah. Sam Hinky. Yeah, this board doesn't want me ranting about Sam Hinky either. All right. Kirk, Blank. We'll call you the unhyphenated producer. There you go. I don't know. That should fail on the producer test. I need a hyphenator. Greg Stocker, let's see. You better put a hyphen in there. Okay, go ahead. I would think, and truth be told, I think Joe Biden took one for a team. And look what happened afterwards. So he should have been took one for the team like years ago. Okay. But I think Joe Biden took one for the team. How do you take one for a team? What am I? Because he was going to run. He was going to. Oh, you mean by dropping him? Dropping out. He should have done that like months and years ago. So he took one for a team a little too bad. All right. All right. So if you've never called before, this whole ethnic pride thing. How far does it go? I mean, you're a Zeno, sweet kid about the Greeks invented anything. I think he is a proud American. And he's proud of his background at the same time. He just walks down the street saying pap smear, you know. But this sniper from New York Post on this says, oh, yeah, these Italian-American groups, they don't get it. They haven't assimilated because they're complaining about this a lot. Well, I'm complaining about it because it shows you what a rat this guy and his whole administration are. They are blatant. They want to bring it on. If we can't win and make this rat to face of the Democrat Party, then we're not doing our job. All right, phone lines are 855, 839, 12, 10. Hit us on the side question two. Somebody who takes one for the team. Terminator 2, the Superior Terminator, Schwarzenegger's character definitively takes one for the team. Yeah, yeah, yeah, absolutely. AT&T and Verizon Wireless, all you have to do is just push. Pound, 1210. How We Made Your Mother is the How I Met Your Mother rewatch podcast with me, Josh Radner, and Siri's co-creator Craig Thomas. Follow How We Made Your Mother wherever you get your podcasts.

All right, side question today. Someone real or fictional taking one for the team. I see some really good ones on Twitter already. Hit us with yours at 855, 839, 1210. And this Zohran Mamdani thing, every Italian-American group in the world already has an article up on it. It's a broader thing. He left off the Greeks, too, and he left off the Irish. I mean in New York. If I had to pick one group, how in the world do we leave off the Irish? All right. Somebody playing with the lights here, too. Are we already in lockdown? Yeah, Dan Sullivan sabotaging the show right now. I don't know what he's doing. Okay. From two studios over. Yeah, let's, we need light here, I think. I don't know where the generator is. All right. 855, 839, 12, 10. That's how you get on board. I got to say right now, though, you do look angelic on the YouTube feed. The lighting is actually, like, perfect for you right now. Let's go to the YouTube feed now. Yeah, I've been thinking about getting some flattering lights in here, and I decided to get a tan might be better. Philip in Huntington Valley, and Phil is in on Talk Radio 12. Hey, Phil, afternoon. Good afternoon. I wanted to touch about the Greeks. I mean, how could you leave Astoria out when you're talking about the Greeks? I mean, that's been Greek town forever up in New York. Now, around here, Upper Darby was always the Greek town. But obviously the Greek – Upper Darby was pretty much like all Greek. me grown up. I grew up in Atlantic City, so we had our pockets. But the Greek population in our area always centered around the church, wherever the churches are. Was it a Catholic church or was it Orthodox? Greek Orthodox. Okay. Greek Orthodox, the big, the first Greek Orthodox church was in South Philadelphia many hundred years ago. That church moved up to Elkins Park, which is my community now. And there's also St. George on 8th Street by the hospital, by Pennsylvania Hospital. Okay, well, Phil, tell me why did the most of the Greeks that I know, why do they, more than other groups probably, have a strong ethnic identification and Pam Bondi effect? Well, we are very, very proud of our heritage, but that doesn't take away of our pride of being American. Right. We are very proud Greek Americans. Here, people refer to us as the Greeks. In Greece, they refer to us, oh, the Americans. So we can't win anywhere we go, but we're very proud of what we've become. You know, in the past, the KKK chased the Greeks because they fed black railroad workers out in Nebraska. All right. We were treated the same as African America. All right. So, Phil, I got you. What's your side today? Who's taking one for the team?

You know who took one for the team? I know it's not for the team, but she took it for a pig. It was Charlotte and Charlotte's Webb. She took it for the pig. That's taking it for the team. That's a good one. Yeah, something about the Greeks. It's not just, you know, sure, her, Philip, that there is a big identification? I guess, is it the name, you know, with 18 letters, everybody knows your Greek? Is it something like that that just propels it? That is a good thing. All right, 855, 839, 12, 10, you get on board. In the bullpen, we got Joe Concha. We'll get his, he wrote a piece yesterday, the Joe Concha from Fox News Channel, Washington Examiner, about the fact that we have. Ten people. He's a big list guy. His top ten people who have the most to answer for in the whole grand platinum situation. I'll play you the young couple of goofballs who discovered him and how they did that and what they think now. And it's true. The Democrats prattle on about democracy. How in the world are we democratic when they have, what, 155,000 or more? They voted for them and they just tag them out. I bet I'm hoping, for talk radio's sake, they bring in a bottle thrower who's also a logger. We've gone from the oyster farmer to a logger is the leading candidate who may or may not have thrown a bottle at a female colleague in a debate. All right, 855, 839, 1210. Joe Concha from Fox News channels next, on Talk Radio 1210. Life can feel overwhelming, but on my podcast, From the Heart with Rachel Brathen, we're in it together. Every Friday, a new episode brings you a new story with topics on motherhood, wellness, self-love, and more. Listen to From the Heart with Rachel Brathen wherever you get your podcasts. I'm Giordano on Talk Radio 1210, WPHT. All right, Dom G. or Danos show. You got to get in early on this. I think there's some good ones out there. All time taking one for the team on Twitter, Otani's interpreter. That is a great one. That guy will never be heard of again. Yeah, he's back in China or somewhere. Joe Concha is just one of our favorites. And one of the things I like, I'm a big list guy, and I love the list that he does, and new book coming out. Fox News, DC Examiner, hosts at 77 W. ABC. author of the New York Times bestseller, The Greatest Comeback Ever, Inside Trump's Big, Beautiful campaign. And boy, right down Broadway, the Graham Platner situation. Let's go to Joe Concha and Talk Radio 1210. Hey, Joe, welcome in. Quick question. What's when you knew you were coming up on Fox? What was one of the most delicious moments ever you knew? Oh, man, this is a fastball right in the wheelhouse of Joe Concha. Graham Platner's pretty good. Yeah, Plattenor, yeah, only because I've been saying, and I'm not a guy who, like, is pragadocious. You know, I thought, like last year, for instance, I may have gotten the Super Bowl wrong. All right, you know, I thought the Patriots would hang around at least cover. All that's that, all right. Politically, I said that Graham Platner was never going to win the election. He probably wouldn't even get to the general election, quite frankly, against Susan Collins, because you always knew this other shoe was going to drop. And I just kept saying that he does not sound convincing.

during these interviews, when he's asked over and over again, is there anything else out there? And now, sure enough, this pious... condescending, phony, by the way. Oyster farmer. No, he's not. You're like, work the desk, like, near water, you know, and I guess that was good enough to say you're an oyster farmer, right? So, I mean, again, everything this guy has said over the years, right, as far as, oh, black people don't tip. And, oh, that purple heart recipient, that stupid MREF deserved to die, a guy who took four bullets for the Taliban to save his platoon, a guy who went on predatory websites like kick. predatory for you know towards children you know the guy who says oh when i see a porta potty i get really turned on not alone should be disqualifying alone i mean porta potty that's not exactly the most romantic place in the world but fine and then obviously everything he has said uh and done to women ex-girlfriends obviously there's a big pattern here Now, but the most delicious part of this, Dom, to answer your question, is the fact that Democrats over and over again said that they and only they can save democracy. So what are we going to see again? This same effing movie where they take out the candidate, not because of any sort of morality reason of, oh, these are rape allegations, and we don't stand for that in the Democratic Party, it's because they could read polls. And they see that Susan Collins, who's always underestimated in terms of her polling. is now leading Graham Platner, and he's only going backwards. He's only playing defense. He's been defined. We've got to get rid of him and replace him just like they did with Eric Swalwell, just like they did with Joe Biden and Kamala Harris. Hail Mary time. But the thing is, though, Hail Mary's rarely work, and it's not going to work here. That's certainly for certain. Joe, if you're writing any more about this or something, I don't know if you were on the scene quite at that point. I was getting started. Torricella in Jersey, the torch, was a heck of a senator. And then he got caught up in that stuff in a 7-Eleven. They tagged him out within five days of the election, tagged in Frank Lautenberg, the Republican was leading, and Lautenberg beat him. That to me, five days. My God. All-timer, just Alzheimer's. I remember that, yeah. I mean, I was a bit younger then, but, I mean, that's just the way it works. We're going to just change out people. And here's the thing. This person that replaces Graham Platner will be installed. No votes from the public. It's going to be some committee that says, all right, who gives us the best chance to win? They're going to go to their consultants, and they're going to find Timu Graham Platner, this guy, Troy Jackson probably, who, again, he endorsed Graham Platner. He's Graham Platner Light. He believes all the same things that Graham Platner does as far as dismantling ICE and government-run health care and all those radical ideas. The thing is, though, he ran for governor. He finished third in the Democrat primary. All right, so I've watched him in interviews. He ain't good. Like, Graham Platner was decent on the stump. Like, he had this folksy kind of realism to him, even though I think it was all, you know, contrived. But I think they try to install this guy. It's going to be the same result as Kamala Harris. Voters will be insulted. They didn't have a say in the process.

53 and 0, I think Mayweather went. That's, that's Marco Rubio. You can't hit him. So if Democrats try to go with this whole fascist, Nazi, try that with Marco Rubio. It's not, you're not going to get very far. He'll win, and he will win easily. I don't care who they run against in this case. But if it's Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, for example, wouldn't that be hilarious hearing that debate? She'd quit. Exactly, exactly. Like Roberto Duran, no moss. Joe, I'm interested. Is Josh Shapiro on your radar screen? I'll tell you why. I've jousted with him now for about 25 years. He is, even among politicians, the most ruthless, political, up and down the line of anybody we're ever going to see. That's why the Harris people could have won PA. I think they would have if they tagged him in. They couldn't tag him in for VP. Right, because he's just too darn Jewish. And even there's that too. There's that too. Yes. No, not too. That's everything. That was everything. They were so scared of voters in Dearborn, Michigan, and the whole Muslim, you know, that anti-Semitic wing growing in the Democrat Party that they, that's why she didn't choose Josh Shapiro. So to answer your question, would Josh Shapiro be a good candidate? Yeah, he would. Are they going to nominate him? No, they won't because he's just too white and he's too Jewish. And I hate talking this way, but that's... That's kind of the calculus. And same thing with Jon Ossoff, by the way, the betting markets, he keeps going up. But that Jewish thing in that wing of the party, particularly the radical socialist taking over, and that's the core of why they exist. I just don't see it happening. And Gavin Newsom's going backwards completely. So. I don't know who they're not. It's going to be right now. It looks like Kamala Harris. And if that happens, it's Christmas and July. To put it mildly. Joe, as we're speaking this morning, too, and I think you might have stake in this, the Zohran Mamdani people put out the top 30 immigrant enclaves in New York. And they leave off little Italy. They leave off the Greeks. And they leave off the Irish in Hell's Kitchen. All hell's breaking loose right now watching this. And it's intentionality. There's three Ghana is in there, three Korea towns. There's a little manila. There's a little Yemen, but not little Italy. Oh, wow. This is the first I'm hearing of this. So this is an organic reaction. Yeah. That's screwed up. What do you think about. New York, right? Go watch that Daniel Day Lewis movie sometime. Gangs in New York, yeah. Gangs in New York, exactly, the Leonardo DiCaprio, a young one. Oh, boy. Well, that's just the Zohran Mamdani Way. And I was talking with Bill Hammer about this on Fox earlier, and I want to tie it into this conversation. So I think the biggest... Senate race in the country right now is in Michigan. Not for the stakes of Michigan so much, but this guy, Dr. Abdul El-Sayed, he keeps calling himself a physician. He doesn't have a medical license. What is it in the Democrat Party where they keep calling themselves doctors?

Dr. Jill Biden, Dr. Abdul-Elfay. He did like one sub-internship for two weeks at a hospital somewhere, and now that makes him think that he's a doctor. So that alone is disqualifying. But then, of course, he wants to, he has said he wants to defund the police. He wants to abolish funding for the border security people. Obviously, he must not even like, you know, defund ice, you know, dismantle ice. Like it shouldn't exist anymore. So radical guy, right? Now, the thing is about socialists. They could win in New York, and they can win in Washington, they could win in Denver, and they could win in Seattle. Can they win in a state that's as purple as it gets? In other words, Trump won it by very narrow margins in 2016, 2024, and lost it, asterisk, in 2020. So all those things said, that is the ultimate. test lab for the socialism work in statewide races where you have an actual Republican who's credible, like Mike Rogers, that could win that state. So if he wins there, Dr. Abdul El-Sayed, then you can say, all right, maybe Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez can be the nominee because maybe this is a national brand. If he doesn't win there, then this is relegated to big American cities. Philly could be next. Los Angeles could be next, but it won't spread to swing states. And that's what matters in presidential elections, especially if Marco Rue. Yeah, I know. I know you're on that, and it's smart. You're right on. This is a tell of this whole thing. Joe, the book, We can hardly wait. We've talked about it so many times. When do we see it? Is it out in December, I seem to remember? We're on track for that right now. And, Dom, I'm happy to announce today to your audience that you barely did not make touch. So thank you, and congratulations. Well, I'm so glad to hear that, Joe. Where do we find you multiple times over the weekend in the next couple days and on Twitter? Where do we go? Oh, thank you. I'll be on Sean Hannity tonight. And then tomorrow I will actually Saturday, I'll be on the big weekend show from 5 to 8 p.m. I'll be co-hosting with Joey Jay Jones and Tommy Laren and Riley Gaines is joining us for the first time. So that'll be really fun. And that's Saturday and Sunday from 5 to 8 p.m. Yeah, that'll be a treat. Absolutely, Joe. Thank you so much on a big news, Dave. Thanks for joining us, as always. All right, Tom. Thank you. Have a good one. All right. I thought he would have had that thing. He's probably right now on the keyboard ready to go. This is as juicy as it gets, the ethnic thing. Come on. Zohran Mamdani, leading the Irish. And Zinos is checking in way early. Oh, man. Hey, you'll lead off the show. That's where the Greeks are. Exactly right. I should take a break now, but I've been sitting on this until he called in. So let's go to David in Lexington, South Carolina. How about North Charlie being in the news, David? Oh, my goodness. I tell you, Dom, what do I say? Yeah. Don't go into North Char. Stay out on North Charlie, yes. Oh, my God. Stay out. Yep. Yeah, so I haven't talked to in a while, but I think I've got a good side answer today. Sure. So I'm going to go with the family dog.

You know, your wife smells something. She kind of twitches her nose. You look at the dog and say, it was Fido. Who broke their vase? The dog. Who ate your homework? The dog. That's right. So we blame everything on the dog. And he takes out like a champ. Absolutely. Great one, David. Stay out of North Charlie. No, it's that blonde cop just being overwhelmed. The guy just smacks her and push her right. It's out there. I saw this one. Oh, yeah, yeah. North Charlie's been pretty bad the last week or so. Okay, Joe Conscious, setting him up, knocking him down, love to get you in. And when you call this line now, this woman attacking Italian and Irish groups gone wild this morning. I think the Irish, well, I would say Little Italy is more famous. I don't know that people think, oh, Hell's Kitchen and the Irish, because it's called Little Italy and the mob and everything else. But the Irish built New York, there's no doubt. The police, the fire, the steelworkers, the whole deal. Yeah, there are other ethnic groups. I just want to know how's there are little Poland. Why do they lead Poland then? Well, we didn't think. Are they Europe or not? They're making something. Can you imagine they're sitting around? Oh, we got to put Little Manila on this map. Yeah, but what about Mulberry Street? No, no, no. Nobody wants to go over there to see Little Italy. Do we have enough Chinatowns? We only have 17 of them here. Put a few more in. 855, 839, 1210, grab a line, hit us on the side question 2 on Talk Radio 1210. Let's talk for a moment, though. Get ready to unwrap your best health during the Rescue Natural Supplements Christmas in July sale event with savings up to 73% off. That's right, the season of giving. is making a huge summertime comeback with site-wide slash pricing on over 50 research-back formulas crafted with purity, potency, and real science behind every capsule. From high-intensity omega-3s and doctor-recommitted cholesterol balance to mobility, gut health, and even advanced cognitive support, now is the perfect time to take advantage of serious discounts and discover why thousands have trusted rescues quality and value for over 40 years. So celebrate Christmas in July. Sale prices are there save up to 73% off for a limited time. Ordering is easy. Go to RES-Q.com or call a rescue product consultant, 826A live. You won't regret giving yourself the gift of finally feeling your best. Again, that's 800-262-5483 or online at RES-Q.com for up to 73% off. Do it now. Sometimes historic events suck. But what shouldn't suck is learning about history. I do that through storytelling. History That Doesn't Suck is a chart-topping history-telling podcast, chronicling the epic story of America, decade by decade, from the 18th century to the 20th. Original music and immersive sound design accompanying us on our storytelling journey. Listen to and follow History That Doesn't Suck. An Odyssey podcast, available now on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever you get your podcasts. I'm Giordano on Talk Radio 1210, WPHPHT.

All right, great side question. I'm not going to say the one I saw on Twitter that might be a winner because somebody else is calling in with it. But I even went to New York and honors this whole deal because it's such a good taking one for the team. Let me go to Zenos, though. I'm glad he checked in on the bat line here. Hey, Zenos, welcome in. Welcome, Dom. You and the gang over there. I caught it a little bit late because I was with my brother and the Zohran Mamdani with the salami. He didn't want a record. He didn't want to recognize the enclaves in New York, the Italians, the Irish, and the Greeks. Yes. Well, I just came in here. The Italians, they built the neighborhood, you know, with architecture and even our people. Some of them, believe it or not, Greeks are good with stonework, too. And he says he don't want to honor the enclaves. That's right. Yeah, those are the ones that are left out, the Italians, the Irish, and the Greeks. And you know why? If I wanted to be in a foxhole, that's the groups I want backing me, not Zohran Mamdani facing down here. Zohran Mamdani, he would run with his salami. He would take off, you know what I mean? And it insults me, you know, like Historia. If you go there, you swear you were downtown in Athens. Where is Greek town in New York? Is it in Manhattan? I believe it's right outside of the city. Okay. It's a suburb, but that's a pretty big enclave. Plus, they're in parts of New York. Just like we were in parts of South Philadelphia, Dom. Right. And around 8th Street, where the church is, we're down there. And back in the 1900s, when they were building Upper Derby, there was a small Greek section off of Westchester Pike where Victory Avenue. I mean, we've been here. Maybe we haven't been here a long time, but that's insulting, you know, because one of the bigger Greek communities... is in Illinois and the other ones in Tarpon, Spring, Florida. And those Greeks been down there since 1760. We did research with that. Okay. So that insults us and assaults, you know, with our Italian brothers and sisters, even with the Irish. They're trying to eradicate these people that they're talking about, Dom. These are newcomers besides the Chinese. You know, everybody should be represented. That's why we have, you know, the...

mistrust and him, especially with this guy. You know, they're trying to eradicate it. It is. It's intentionality here. When you take out the Italians, the Irish, and the Greeks, you're intentionally doing that, and they're putting in three or more of all these other groups. It's obvious. There's going to be backlash. There already is on the Zeno with this guy in his regime. Right. The three people you just mentioned, believe it or not, are the ones that came here a lot, from Southern Europe and from, you know, Northern Europe and Ireland, they're the people that came here. Believe it or not, we've been here a little bit. And it insults me for people like that. It really bothers me, Dom. I hear you, Zinas. How about someone who took one for the team? Do you have one today? Well, unfortunately, I do, and it was the, you know, the passengers on the airplane at Shanksville. Oh, yeah, absolutely. That is a good one. Thank you. That's what I was thinking on Flight 93. They could have strong answers to start. Yeah, they could have kidded themselves. I've said this all the time and said, oh, they're just going to fly to another kind. You know, that was happening. Kidnappings. Then they said to himself, nope. And we're the ones that have to stop them. That was the first line of defense. Let's roll. Taking that beverage cart, smashing the door. Two or three at these guys, one was a gigantic rugby player and he had some pretty rough guys and they knew exactly what was going to happen and they did it and they stopped them from hitting the Capitol or the White House. Yeah, that's taken one for the team. They could have said, yeah, maybe we'll survive here. They're just going to, you know, go somewhere. But they put it together and they stop them. Okay, coming up, we're going to talk with Rabbi Yona Gross, who was with us before. He called in, I believe, because of the whole Lower Makefield and the High Holy Days related to 9-11 and the nonsense. There's still those commissioners seemingly to doing, including calling Henry Mr. Matchett, I believe. Machet. Mitchay. Mr. Machet, what are you a Greek? Mache. Come on, Lower Makefield. Do better on this stuff. Why is it that Jewish Americans in this big survey we told you about yesterday would overwhelmingly support Zohran Mamdani over Benjamin Netanyahu? We'll see what the rabbi says. 855-839-1210. Dom Giudano, weekdays noon till 3, from Talk Radio 1210, WPHD. Tom Giordano on Talk Radio 1210, WPHD.

All right, it is Dom time. Welcome in everyone. I'm so glad yesterday I was contacted. We had quite a day. I remember in one sequence, Pastor Bill Deblen and Rabbi Yona Gross over in Windwood were on. And the rabbi and I were talking about the fact this made-up controversy. where they will not do, I'm not sure if that's still a plan, it seems to go back and forth on 9-11, 25th anniversary too. The beautiful candlelight celebration, because people, I use the word, I guess, observant after sundown, wouldn't be able to be there. Well, that's not excluding anyone. You're excluding people if you don't let anyone do it because somebody else has a deeper connection to something important to them, which is completely understandable. And they would honor that versus being there at the candlelight ceremony. It's pretty common-sensical. Why do something like that? Well, they're a suspect. And a rabbi came on and talked about it. So he contacted me because yesterday we were talking about the fact this poll self-identified Jewish Americans. They gave Zohran Mamdani net favorable of 5% and NetNiahu a net unfavorable. I saw a 27% and 1. The initial poll was around 32%. So how in the world? Are we in a world? Just look at Zohran Mamdani. Look at the wife. Look at the body of work here. Look at the people around them. Even look at what I've talked about this morning, this immigrant enclaves. And who's left out? That's trying to erase people and diminish them and elevate others. Some people are saying, what are you talking about? The little Palestine. I would argue there is no such place. How do you like that? There's no Palestine. Where's Palestine? Where's that officially recognized? Where's Palestine in the world? Well, they haven't in New York City, but they don't have Hell's Kitchen, the Irish. They don't have Little Italy, etc. All right, let's go to the rabbi, see if he can solve this mystery. How is it people who this guy is in direct conflict with Israel? I would say with Judaism, across the board, how would that be favorable? Rabbi Yona Gross on Talk Radio 1210. Rabbi, welcome back. And Rabbi, the congregation is what in Winwood? Oh, Beth Hamadrish. Okay. So, Rabbi, how would you characterize your congregation? I think listeners know there are various designations we might use in the Jewish faith. How would you designate your congregation? We're an Orthodox congregation. Okay.

And, you know, I hate just why we have you here, too, to clarify, because it doesn't come off. What's the thing that would distinguish when you say Orthodox? Is it a particular tenant or is it some person in history? How does someone designate an Orthodox congregation? Right. So Orthodox Judaism means that we believe that the Torah was given to Moses at Sinai as described in the Old Testament. And we continue to maintain all those laws as interpreted throughout the ages by the rabbis, by the rabbis, by the rabbinic tradition. Now, if I asked in this survey, and these were self-described Jews, if they were Orthodox, I don't think Zohran Mamdani is going to get a net favorable there to you. No, absolutely not. In fact, I think unprecedented, the last year during the primaries, there were several congregations that wouldn't allow you to register for high holiday seating if you did not register to vote first to make sure that you voted in the primary as a hope to defeat Zohran Mamdani at that time. So it wasn't that they didn't explicitly say vote against this person. It was obvious what they were attempting to do. I would say 99% is not higher of most Orthodox Jews in New York voted against Zohran Mamdani. Yeah, I'd be surprised. So what do we make of it? We hear the terminology that people are culturally Jewish, but they're not observant or even connected, certainly, to the faith in a lot of ways. Is your sense, those are the people that say, yeah, what's the problem with Zohran Mamdani? Yeah, there's always an issue in describing the Jewish people, because in a way you can bifurcate it between the nation of Israel and the religion of being Jewish, which is a challenge that the country of Israel faces until today. How exactly do we maintain freedom of religion, but yet still be a Jewish-Kunko-Jewish state? uh... so i don't know who are on this uh... who is called i didn't see the survey itself but i would imagine that most of the people who i'd say identify as jews would generally be a liberal people that probably are unaffiliated uh... and but still are identifying as uh... as jews which is their the right to do but uh... you know they're they're educated in the uh... culture in the secular world and in the Kay Ivey uh... universities and things like that and uh... that's generally where they're getting their worldview from. Okay. Under ordinary circumstances, I would say exactly the same thing, Rabbi. But when I saw this, and the reason I talked about it yesterday, we have someone who can't hide it, particularly his wife, maybe even more than Zohran Mamdani. And they are, I would say, an existential threat to anybody that's Jewish. It's not just policy. The people and the things they can sort and travel in, well, they're at least a threat to Israel, if not to the average Jew. What would you say?

I think you're correct. I think you're right. But I think there are people that don't see that way in terms of the anti-Trumpiness, the pro-socialism and things of that nature. They just got the imagination of those people, just like they've gotten the imagination of many of the upper-class people in many of these communities. In this season now with Iran again and the ceasefire and all, do you steer clear that during services? Is this something that comes up among your congregation? Oh, it definitely comes up. It's something I've discussed every day. I actually have an Iranian in my congregation that yells out after prayers every morning. May God destroy the Iranian regime as soon as possible. Wait a minute. I have to come to that prayer service that he yells that out. That's an act of prayer. Exactly. I like it. Yeah. Yeah. It's very much on our minds. I think probably every member of my congregation, but almost everybody has... close family members in Israel, and we also recognize the connectivity that if you're not just going after people in Israel, but going after us as well. Now, how about toward Benjamin Netanyahu? I am a fan of Benjamin Netanyahu still, and he's on my list, and I've tried multiple times even when I was in Israel to interview him, but... I see some of the things personality-wise here that you could be questioning, and I think not be anti-Semitic or anti-Israel. But the idea that we're committing genocide in Gaza, fueled by TikTok and a thousand other things, seems to have driven it to a level that you can't run in the Democrat Party, at least for the big offices, Senate, that kind of thing, unless... you go after Benjamin Netanyahu in ways that are incredible. Yes, that's very scary, very alarming to my community about how much that entire party has shifted. I remember going to A-PAC events. Six years ago, and every member of Congress came to meet with the delegation that came from their community. And Apex started doing their conference in a different way, and I'm not sure how that would be received nowadays. It's very alarming about the state about how Israel has become such a political issue and between the two parties. Looking back over the years, I'm not sure how it could have been avoided. With the cards that we were dealt, but it certainly is very alarming to us. Particularly, here's the thing to ask you, too, how hurtful this is. I think I asked you something like this before.

All right, before October 7th, it's one thing if you're a bit critical of Israel. But after October 7th, if your understanding is in here of what was done, these were not outliers, as we know, what they did, that was the tactic. They did exactly what they wanted to do. And after experiencing that, If your guard is not up, if you are not prepared to say never again, and no matter how many times it said, I identify with that where I grew up South Philly, not on a basis of what was done here, but just on a common sense basis, no, you're not going to repeatedly keep doing this type of stuff. Mm-hmm. Yes, people don't realize the phrase never again was actually started by Rabbi Kahana. He's the one who started, and he didn't mean it as this is just, it's not going to happen because it's just not going to. He meant it as never again are we going to feel defenseless and just allow things to happen. For now on, you know, Russian is going to be met with Jewish power, and we're going to make sure to fight back. It's not going to be easily done to us anymore. Absolutely. Well, Rabbi, tell us where we find you. Do you have a website for your congregation? A congregation is bethamedrish.org. I'll share, I have a son who was actually joining the Israeli Defense Forces in a couple of weeks. He's drafting him to be in there in the Israeli Army. And are we up to the slide question? Oh, go ahead. Well, I wanted to re-invite you to Mulligans. We don't have the date yet. Everybody keeps on asking me, but you want to be one of our featured guys there. It was such a hit with listeners that don't get a chance to hear stuff like this. So people, we haven't forgotten about that. But yeah, who took one for the team? Now, let's think of your background coming from. Are you going somehow or another into the scriptures or are you going into everyday life? I'll go a little bit more modern, but it's the 50th anniversary of the operation in Entabi, where the only person who passed away is actually the person that I'm named for, Yonatan Benjamin Netanyahu, and Yomino's brother. I was born a couple of years after that, and my class had a bunch of yonies in our class of different sources of that exactly. I would go if you want to turn Benjamin Netanyahu. That is a good, yeah. And 50th year, and of course, one of the prides of Cheltenham High School. Mm-hmm. That is a very good one. Rabbi, it is an honor to have you. We'll be in touch very soon. Mm-hmm. All right. Sounds good. Have a great thing. Thanks for having it. All right. Rabbi Yona Gross here on Talk Radio 1210. All right. The side question today, people liking it. Keep them coming. Robert have been Salem. Doesn't mean he's going to win on this. Shouldn't he be disqualified since he came up with a question?

Oh, that's a good question. Yeah. Oh, okay. I say no. I'd say no, too. I mean, he does a heavy lifting, comes up with a question, then he can't win. Yeah. True. Better come with a great answer. Yeah, better. I mean, there's some heavy weights. Oh, there's a heavy weight. Heavy heirs. The rabbi and also the flight 93. I, Lou Gaul, who was our great friend and movie critic, got me into movie critics watching Flight 93 for the first time. And I have to say, I was prepared. These guys, I thought, you know, they're not going to be. There were tears. I heard people sobbing a little bit in that. Yeah. And I just took from that, let's roll. And they knew what it would mean, but they weren't going to let them hit anything else. All right, so real or fictional. There's a lot of really good fictional ones, too. Did you say your fictional one, Henry? I know you... Batman. Yeah, but there was another fiction. You know, I want to say that one? I don't know if I remember. Grangerino. Oh. Yeah, I completely forgot. Yeah, yeah. I thought that was a great one. Yeah, I mean, at the end of Grand Torino, and he sacrifices himself in front of the entire neighborhood so all the thugs can go to jail. Yeah, I thought that if I were directing that film, he would have sacrificed them first. He would have gone down Broadway. Take it up with Clint himself. He is the director. Yeah, I know, I know. It was an unusual choice. It made for a more startling film, yeah. But I don't think that was his style. That's not what he would do. Maybe in his younger years, he'd have a shootout. He's an old man, curmudgeon, yeah. It's going out. Well, I mean, he was walking around with a gun constantly still, though. All right, it's 855, 839, 12, 10. That's how you get on board. I'm watching what's going on with the trial, the Charlie Kirk trial. I'm not sure the overkill or the media other than because they can be in the court showing it. Because to me, it's pretty clear what happened here. The big story with this is Tucker Carlson. I mean, I interviewed Tucker Carlson a bunch of times. I was on a show a bunch of times. I am just amazed at how deranged he is now, and complete derangement. Candace Owens, I only interviewed once at Penn up close. I'm not surprised. She'll do anything. But how do we believe, and I do, there's still millions of Americans following Candace Owens and Tucker Carlson and just wanting more and more conspiracy here. The FBI did whatever they're doing at this moment. That's the only play here. It's sad. It's obvious to me based upon the evidence that this is who did it. I know it's hard to accept that this guy could hit him in a long range, et cetera, but we saw how powerful Kirk was and what a threat he was. That became obvious after this, and that's why this is definitely believable. By the way, Scott Presler is in town today for Stacey Garrity. He'll join us at 2 o'clock. Let's see. We do have another pair of lawn tickets to see.

It's a double header. The opening act is the Chris Matthews band and the Dave Matthews band. Not playing hardball. Yes, that's right. That's my hardball, you. 855, 839, 12, 10, jump on board. Hey, it's Jen Hatmaker. Here's what I've learned in midlife. Joy isn't the reward you earn after all the work is done. Joy is the work. That's what this new series on For the Love is all about. The sacred yes. It's choosing delight, rest, and pleasure on purpose. Because saying yes to yourself, that's the thing that finally lets you fill your table with everybody else. Come find your sacred yes with me. Follow and listen to For the Love wherever you get your podcasts. Tom Giordano on Talk Radio 1210, WPHT. All right. In more Zohran Mamdani news here on the Dom Giordano program, the mayor called, well, says that he stands with the illegal immigrant who was killed after trying to run over an ice agent in Houston. An ice agent shot and killed him. His family learned of his death from the video before anyone else. And he notes that the president of Mexico announces she's pursuing legal action. against the Trump administration after an ICE agent shot this Mexican citizen who was illegally here for 35 years. And every time I hear Mexico and hear this president, I think, what would Ron DeSantis do if he were president? Look, Trump has done a lot of things that are bold. You know what I'm talking about. Ron DeSantis would go right after the cartels. We know where they are. We know their factories. We have a good set. I'm talking drone attacks and whatever else. I'm not talking Americans, boots on the ground, whatever. I'm talking about trying to wipe them out. And I believe he would do it. I hope the president considers that. As far as the situation in Iran, we are back to this, yeah, we're going to hit him, hit him hard. I told you this yesterday. These tired generals and others coming on saying that when there is no pathway by doing that. The inflation part will help to deal with this. It's a straight of our moves. Every resource to be put in there to reassure people they can get through. Is that doable? That's the question now. If it is, a lot of this evaporates. If it's not, then we're in a really tough spot. And by the way, How many investigations are going on on these freedom gas stations? And they don't they underlined, I think most of them have been at about 347 or so to 25 across the area. Don't they underline why are these others artificially keeping up the price? Not just at Sonoco Unwritten House, but now people are asking Wawa. Is their price legit? Look, you can charge whatever you want. I'm not going to say gouging or whatever. I'm a capitalist on this. But if they're able to be around that number and maybe going down, where's the rationale of why you're at these other numbers? Are you kind of slow walking that these prices should be coming down? I think it's a legit question to ask. And the only thing that's going to matter is,

And I wanted to ask you this, and I'll be honest, I'm not in the camp that I'm buying this gas. I don't trust it. Kirk, would you buy it? Absolutely not. Henry? Well, what's the issue with it? You're saying maybe it's not as clean? No, it's not environmental. I just worry about the inner workings of the car, and I've always done. Several people have texted me saying, no, I wouldn't buy this gas. Right, because it's not what? You don't want to put it in your car? Yes. That's some sense. So it's not as clean as you would like it to be. Right. Yeah, not in the environmental sense, but the inner workings of the car. Right, that's what I'm saying. Yeah, right. Would you? Well, I guess if there's... No. I'll just go to a different gas station, I guess, in this case. Yeah, that's what I mean. I've never looked at it scientifically, just a gut reaction. I had to be desperate to stop at one of these knockoffs, and that's what this is. I did one time. I went to a cheap gasation. I can hear the rattling now of the car, right? It was, like, years ago, I had, I went to one of those cheap gas stations, and like an hour or two later, her knocking, and I found out the who caused was the gas. I wouldn't be surprised. So I'm not sure, you know, this, I wish. The inquire would center on that rather than thinking, oh, what's House Trump benefiting by this? How's Donald Trump Jr. behind this? How about an expose on the quality of the gas, despite the price? Is that something that we have a metric to determine whether or not you would get that gas? So I thought I would ask you because it's proliferating. It's all over the place. And it underlines also. Republicans are trying, but they're not publicizing it enough to get a gas holiday to take away one of the most obnoxious gas taxes in the entire country given to us by a Republican governor, Tom Corbett, and Democrats. Jersey, Christy went into the tank. That's why Jersey's up. Why are we not saying that more? They're making some moves in Harrisburg to try to do it, and Josh Shapiro and others are not going to do it. Would you buy this gas? Let's go to Greg in the Northeast on Talk Radio 12. Hey, Greg, before we start, would you buy gas from places like this? This is absolutely incredible, you ask. About an hour ago, I was in Upper Dublin, and I went and paid $3.57 a gallon, and yes, I put it in my car. Now, I don't feel high test up in my car. So, yes, I'm in it, and I'm going on a 700-mile ride in my vehicle now, so I'll let you know on Monday how. Okay. I have a team of chaplain standing by here. The rabbi, too, we're looking over your vehicle. We're saying the right, 700 miles. All right, I'm not wishing anything. I hope you get through it. It's just like an independent. I'm looking at this way. I've never had any problems with it.

Now, when I had a higher-end car, I wouldn't have put it in there. Okay. But all these independent gas stations that you see not as many up here, but down south, it's the same fuel. It's lower level of the tanks. Maybe it has a little more moisture in it, because I know a little bit about it, has some moisture in it, and it's not as refined. But it's not going to kill unless you have a high-end car that's always had premium or, you know, more than mid-level. Okay. So it's not going to hurt you. I've never, I can't imagine, I have to say this, Greg, you just triggered this. I've never put premium gas into a car in my life, and don't plan to do it anytime soon. Well, I have a bunch of my clients all have high-end vehicles, and they all want, you know, 90, no less than 91, but most of them what 93 in there. That's what I travel in. So. That hurts even when gas is down low. It's a ridiculous price. Oh, exactly. Exactly. Yeah. A few things before I get to my side. You asked yesterday, remember the Argentina had the Jewish flag? That's because the coach of Egypt was wearing the Palestinian flag around his neck in the news conference. Okay. So that's what started off. Well, it's a non-existent place, so there's that Palestine. That's true. Right. It was just to start trouble. And I think the Argentinians were just playing with it also. So it was a pretty good shot at him. But my side is Russell Cass. From Independence Day, Randy Quaid character. Oh, yes. Even though, Dom, I don't think anybody has a chance, nor should they, against the flight 93. That's too serious and just too strong for anybody to have some. If it's funny, this guy's a great character because he's a drunk. He's a Vietnam vet. He's a, you know, he takes one for, he was abducted by it supposedly. But no one can beat real life heroes like that. That's where we should stand. Thank you, Greg. That's a fair point. We'll try to sort him out by looking outside the box too. Don't be intimidated by any of them. I mean, you may have one that just. It has a tweak to it. It's a great question from Robert of Ben, Salem, though. Someone who takes one for the team. I've always admired that. It doesn't have to be spectacular bravery. It could be a little thing. We see it in sports all the time, or not enough of it anymore, where somebody does something that's not good for their statistics, but it's great for the team potentially. Okay. Coming up, I'm going to get to your calls, and I'm going to play you a little bit of sound because last night, or recent day, I'm not sure if it was last night or not, Medford has settled on what they're going to have to do to meet developers' demands for affordable housing in Medford, I guess Medford Lakes. And this is a town that voted for Mikie Sherrill over Jack Ciattarelli.

And I'm not going to let go with the bone of this. Look at what Cheryl's doing here. She's with the Norwegians doing that rowing stuff for the soccer matches. Meanwhile, Jersey went to hell this last weekend with all kinds of meltdown when it came to energy. She is a disaster, and she's going to be worse than Murphy because she's even more driven. And yet she won by over 14 points. I just, I'm not going to blame Jack Ciattarelli. I just don't understand it. Not alleging cheating. They always Democrats, of course. That's stipulation. Don't bother me. I stipulate that. I'm also monitoring. Oh, my God, what's going on in New York with Zohran Mamdani? and some of these groups by leaving out the Italians, the Irish, and the Greeks. I'll give you a little bit more on that. You get in at 855, 839, 1210. The podcast Campus Files is back with more stories of scandal, crime, and intrigue on college campuses. It is not hard to destroy a college. It's almost like a university under siege. Listen to and follow campus files. Available now wherever you get your podcasts. Dear Donna. On Talk Radio 1210, WPHT. All right, it is Dom time, 855, 839, 1210. People coming up with really brilliant ones today. Thanks to Robert of Ben Salem, all time taking one for the team. So I was telling Henry during the break, this leaving off the Italians, the Irish, and the Greeks of all things in New York from these immigrant enclaves, this big rollout they have with the pinpricks on there, the dots and sending out there, we're proud of our immigrants. They put Africa town, two of them in, people coming from Africa, but not, man, a real, oh, I love it. This is the dagger here. They didn't put in a Harlem. They didn't put in, is there a place? I would say Harlem's more famous than Little Italy in New York. I'm not sure if it is the most famous. I mean, if you say Manhattan, everybody, yeah, Manhattan, right? Yeah. Or I'm going down Broadway.

It might have to do something Philadelphia-esque that's similar to this. I don't know what our most famous thing, Broad Street, I guess, maybe a little. Yeah. And we need something, the Bolivar, the Roosevelt Boulevard, yeah. That'll get, nice street. It might be nice street. Don't call it the Italian market. Please. Anyhow. Yeah, what about Harlem? people now on them. What about Harlem as an immigrant enclave or as an enclave from people, at least coming from the South, the Great Migration, things of that? How do you leave Harlem off this as people that emigrated to New York in huge numbers and how the significance in the Harlem Renaissance? How in the 1920s or so with all that was going on negative to African Americans, you have the Harlan Renaissance, Langson Hughes, great poet, one of my favorite poems. How do you do that? Well, when they get together out of spite and being miserable and decide we're going to put little manila and little Yemen in here, but not little Italy, this is what you're going to get. So which group? The Italians are making the most noise. I'm starting to see some of the Irish now, too. But, you know, it's right there in the title, Little Italy. You know, how can you leave it off? Of course, we've heard from Zenos and another Greek guy, Philip. They've been well represented. And then I told you the other part of it, though, we don't want to go too far. Kirk doesn't use the hyphenation. You have this Brianna Lyman who writes for The New York Post is obnoxious, in my view. Broke can't even stand her. There are a few women on CNN, the Abby Phillips Show, Henry, when they come on, and the kid, the kid that got Scott Jennings to go over the line, mackler. Oh, man. Yeah. DJ loves him because he does get under your skin. He loves the provocation. Grow instantly, the smirk. Constantly with the smirk. And she taught pre-K, any kid with a smirk like that, there was going to be trouble. So this whole thing with Zohran Mamdani is blown up. It's a tell of how hateful and miserable this whole group is. How in the world would you leave them out? Because there's erasure. There's intentionality here. All right. Let's go to Robert of Ben Salem, Victory lap for this great side question. Hey, Robert, good afternoon. Thanks for the side question. Anytime, Tom. Henry, thanks. Good to talk to you guys today. Real quick, before I get to the side answer, and I understand if I'm disqualified, it's all good. I love it anyway. But before I get to the side answer, it occurs to me that they're going to replace Graham Platner with another socialist. and all they have to do is find one who doesn't wear Nazi tattoos is fairly nice to women and isn't turned on by porta-potties. And that couldn't be too hard up in Maine. Can they throw a bottle at women and say I'm a logger?

Well, that's good practice if he ever wants to be like an Antifa member or something like that. Yeah, I know I hear what you're saying, but Robert, I'm telling you, I don't think they can do that. Two reasons. One, the whole Graham Platner thing are these wild leftists, and two, the people that are going to make up this convention as far as I know are the activist. So they're going to try to split the difference, and it's going to backfire because it'll be a socialist who has some wild things, but maybe not as many as Graham Platner, and that's going to be trouble in the end. Well, Colin's secret to winning, since there's less Republicans and Democrats in Maine, is that she always does well with the independence. Yes. The independents aren't going to leave her for a socialist, and even if they don't pick a socialist, they're seeing chaos on the Democratic side, and they're seeing stability with Susan Collins. I would tell you a big picture. My only regret with this whole thing, and I may be way off. Focus on the Senate. We've got to hold the Senate. Of course, we have to hold the Senate. You know what I'm thinking. I don't see us all out for what I would do if I were in Johnson's place. I'm winning the House. I don't care how many billions I have to. Even voting for Brian Fitzpatrick, I'm winning the House. That's what I got to do because we are going to keep the Senate. If we don't keep the Senate, we're not going to keep the House. It's one of those things where, you know, that's how to go. You're absolutely right, but I'm still in the campus says we're going to keep both houses. At least I hope so because I have a bet with Gary from Newtown on it. I would tell you on election night sitting here, it's going to come down to two or three seats. It's going to be that close. Oh, I don't think it's going to be that close. I think we're going to be up by 10 to 15 seats. Oh, man. I don't want to take that back because I don't want to wish against it. No, I hear you, man. I hear you. But my answer to this side question, and I'm surprised Zenos didn't take this, may he forgive me because I'm going to use his ancestors. But when Alexander de Great was doing his thing across Asia, he came upon a city called Sogean Rock. And it was a little city, a mountaintop city. It was 300 feet up. And it was surrounded on three sides by a sheer cliff. And the only access road was a very narrow, steep road going up to the city. So they didn't want to try to attack up that. And in fact, the people in the city were yelling down at the Greeks. You're going to need winged. soldiers in order to beat us. So he came up with a plan where he got 300 volunteers. to try to scale the cliffs at nighttime, okay? 300. And they stressed to them that we needed secrecy, so no matter what happens, don't make any noise. Well, on their way up, 13 of them fell to their deaths, and not one of them made a noise while they fell to their deaths. And the ones that made it up shocked the residents of the city so much.

that they immediately surrendered before the main body could come up the access road. But them guys, they kept their mouths shut while they were falling to their deaths and optimized, taking one for the team, not to get rid of the other answers. There's been some great answers. I'm glad I sent this to you. Oh, I'm so glad you did. Thank you. And I really appreciate you guys. Have a great day, right? Yeah, sometimes the question's magic. I still think, boy, why did I think the girl next door, and it might be okay. It was just singing. The one I knew is what song for Dan to dance with his mother. I knew that was going to be trouble. We couldn't get rid of callers for days with that one. But I just want to tell you this one. He's got to do this. The most female cars we've ever gotten was that one. All right. More calls coming up. And this Freedom Fuel Station, would you put that gas into your car? I'm saying it, you know, I'm so glad they're doing this. But I just hear the knocking of the engine, just thinking about it. And that may be not scientific. I'm sure it's okay. But there's got to be a difference here why in the world this is happening. Media could talk about that. Instead, they want to talk about how is Trump doing this? Don't you want lower gas prices? How about asking why in the world some of them are still charging $4.99? I mean, that would be an interesting thing. That is just robbery, except it's America. If you want to pay for it, I'm not going to stop you. I'm not going to say gulging. That's up to you. Yeah, they are. It's a robbery. But it's a capitalist thing. If you're a dope, then how do we protect against that? All right, phone lines are 855-839-1210. Have you ever felt like you were living just a B or B plus life? It's so dangerous to live that more dangerous than a B minus or a C plus life because when you're living a B or B plus life, you don't change it. You think it's good enough. Is it? I'm Susie Welch. I host a podcast called Becoming You. People think, okay, an A plus life is not available to me, but there is a way. We are all in the process of becoming ourselves. Listen to becoming you wherever you get your podcasts. I'm Giordano on Talk Radio 1210, WPHT. All right, a little update from Robert's question about Graham Platner and what happens next. So Ro Khanna, one of the big guys, Democrat, Socialists, all that. has jumped in and endorsed Troy Jackson. That's the logger slash former speaker, alleged bottle thrower at a woman in a fierce debate. And in the end, I think that's going to be the guy. What they're going to say is, look, Graham Platner likes him, Medicare for all, yada, yada, yada, that kind of thing. And he doesn't have the baggage of Graham Platner. Well, who would have the baggage? But if it's truly, he threw a bottle and hit this woman. That's going to be an interesting moment. And the wildest thing with Graham Platner, in some ways to me, after all is said and done, taken off the condom repeatedly with that woman who came one of the girlfriends, alleged girlfriends, about that. Bill and Bucks with Dom, talk radio 1210. Hey, Bill. Hi, there, Dom. Good to talk to you guys again. Same here. Yeah, right.

And I did want to make a comment about the Freedom Fuel Network. Yes. I notice now there's three of them here in Bucks County just on Street Road, you know, Worminster Upper Southampton, and also one in Penn Sale. And the price all seems to be exactly the same at $357. Yeah, it's a consortium, yeah. So would you put it in your car? I don't see any reason why not, because... formerly the night before that was a united station and i don't think that they changed the tanks out you know overnight i think it's the same dash is still there i wouldn't do united either though that's what i'm saying it's a bias that uh you know maybe um i'm not scientific just gut on that that's what i'm saying i pay the same price of costco 357 okay That's what it is. Okay. Yeah, I wouldn't trust it. Yeah, right. You know, these are these unknown stations without names. I get it. Yeah, exactly. Yeah. Yeah, right. But it seems to be there's, they're just popping up everywhere, you know? I mean, just to see three of them just along one highway that I travel from Warrington to Benzales. You know, I mean. Well, I just hope Republicans remind Trump is trying to remind them of portability. Well, this is helping. Yeah, right. Well, yeah, right. I see it must be a slim margin on that, though. I mean, because right down the street, it's $3.99 at, you know, Sunoco or Wawa. Well, and you know, when you raise an interesting thing. What are people going to think? Are they going to think they're robbing me at $3.99? I don't know about $3.99, but $4.99, you're definitely robbing people, but it's America. You have a right to do it. Well, that's the capitalist society. Yeah, but I just don't understand consumer behavior when I go by that written house square, Sonoco, Bill. It seems to be the normal traffic they have, and they've done this for eight to ten weeks at $4.99. Yeah, well, I think they can play whatever they want. You don't have to stop there. Right, but what I'm saying is what's compelling people to do that when you have alternatives like this? I don't know. I can't answer that. I don't know why they do that. I don't know. What's your side, Bill? My side is really an anti-side. It was a wannabe, could-a-be-should-a-one-could-a-should-a- should have been take-one for the team, but he didn't. And it was an Eagles running back. back in 1995, and he had his famous phrase, he didn't want to get hit. So he said, for who, for what? And that was Ricky Waters. Yeah, that is an all-timer. Ricky Waters, in all-time. I'd say almost anybody that plays for the Mets, particularly the shortstop and Juan Soto. I don't see. I ever take him on for the team. Yeah, really. Oh, my nail is a little bit clipped here. I'm not playing today. Who runs these outfits that's willing to pay $700 million around that?

A great. Billionaire. Well, yeah, but I mean, how does a guy become a billionaire and make such bad decisions? Because he knows money. Isn't a baseball? It happens all the time. Not to this degree. Well, I look at like the Mavericks, too. Like, they were billionaire. They bought it out from Mark Cuban. What did they do? They had a guy that traded away Luca Donchich. Okay. All right. So, again, it's 855-3-9-12-10. That's how you get in. On-deck Circle. We had a great Scott Presler. Scott, at least on Twitter, I'll ask him about it, put up information about non-citizens about the voting rolls again here in Pennsylvania. There's a threat by the Trump administration to go after the officials. That would be Secretary of State, Al Schmidt. Well, they ought to do it. Let's stop all the threatening and all this. Let's follow through because they will not comply with ridding the list of this. The Save America Act is the only thing that will do it. We don't even know. Well, one congressman said today he didn't even know if Mitch McConnell was alive or not. So how do we get to this point with the Senate? I'll ask Presler about that, and he's in town. Stacey Garrity is having a big event tonight. We got some Josh Shapiro stuff. We have another nut in Delaware County who apparently threatened him, has been arrested, and he made a religious slash ethnic slur around it. I don't know if he's a Democrat or not, but most of the party thinks that way. And Josh Shapiro should have been more out there. calling out the guy who attacked his family and attacked his house. And also a judge says the family that lives next door to Josh Shapiro can sue him not as a governor, but as a neighbor. All that. And we have Dave Matthews band tickets. That's coming up all in a big 2 o'clock hour on Talk Radio 12-10. Domjiudano, Weekdays, noon till 3. From Talk Radio 1210, WPHD. Dom Chiodano on Talk Radio 1210, WPHT. All right, it is Dom time. Without further ado, our guy in the center ring on all the big national stuff and in town today for Stacey Garrity. Let's bring in on the Dom show, Scott Presler on Talk Radio 1210. Welcome back to town, Scott. Thank you. Yes, I just flew in from West Palm Beach to D.C. Then I immediately got in my car, and I'm driving to Philly right now. Well, Scott, I know how much you're traveling. Maybe you haven't had a chance to see the Kirk trial. You were a friend of Charlie Kirk. Your thoughts, though, from what you've been able to piece together as this plays out? I hope that the trial... is going to expose a lot of the people that have been falsely theorizing anything nefarious on our side, and it's going to shut some of those people up and allow Erica...

in her family and Charlie's family to grieve without any additional suffering that some of these people haven't placed upon them. And I hope it's just going to expose Tyler Robinson, and I hope that justice, if you could even call it that, that we will get some semblance of it from this trial. And Scott, I remember when you came on when that happened, and you knew better than I. I mean, I knew him as a talk show host, and I knew somewhat the influence of Charlie Kirk. But it was historic, and I think it's still continuing through the organization he found it. And the family, Erica and the family, have been adamant about transparency on this on all exhibits of everything imaginable. Let the world see every part of this. Yes. And as much as that hurts them, I think they more than anyone with all of the attacks just want the truth to be out there so they can move on as best as they can with their lives. Talking to Scott Presler, so Scott following you on Twitter, you've unearthed, what can you tell us about voter list in Pennsylvania? What are you looking at? So we are actively, as you know, working to clean up the voter rolls. And it's not just active versus inactive voters. It's not just dead voters. For a really long time, we've known that illegal aliens have not only been registered to vote, but have been voting, but we couldn't prove it because I didn't have a list of illegal aliens. The president of Biden administration wasn't just telling us who illegal aliens were. And so what we discovered is the Department of Homeland Security has a website called the worst of the worst. It's the DHS Wow website. and you can actually break it down by state. And so, of course, I'm looking at Pennsylvania, and these are criminal illegal aliens that have committed heinous crimes. I'm talking crimes against women, crimes against children, you name it, and these illegal aliens have done it. And then I thought to myself, wait a second, what if I, because I have all the data for the entire state, I have all the voter records, I have all the voter rolls. What if I took some of these DHS wow individuals and plugged them into the voter rolls? Sure enough, one after one, after one, I'm finding illegal aliens that are not only actively, actively registered to vote, Al Schmidt. but who have voted in federal elections, even dating back not only to 2020, but before 2020. And so I can tell you right now to any of Josh Shapiro, his cronies that may be listening right now, preserve your records. Preserve your records because we are coming peacefully. We know of many illegal aliens that have voted and that are on the voter rolls.

And the Assistant Attorney General to the Civil Rights Division of the Department of Justice just sent a letter that if any of these election offices allow for illegal aliens to vote this November, they are going to be held criminally liable and that they are being warned now that they are responsible for only ensuring that Americans are voting. And so what I'm here to tell you is we have the proof. We have documentary proof of illegal aliens voting in Pennsylvania, and we're uncovering more and more every single day. Scott, it underlines again the Save America Act. It appears that the president has not given up on it. I know Scott Presler has not. What would the mechanism be at this point, though, to get it done? What has to happen? So we have a couple different options. Thank you for asking. Number one, Speaker Johnson is, I think this week, because the House is getting back to work, the Senate's on vacation, is trying to MRF, which means attach the Save America Act to the National Defense Authorization Act. I fully support this. Yep. Attach save to NDAA. That is must-pass legislation. President Trump has already called for it. He said, attach, save to the Department of War. That's one way. Number two, since the Senate wants to spy on Americans, while Mike Lee has been asking for a warrant for FISA section 702, I say, let's make a compromise. You give us the warrant. You're allowed to spy on illegal aliens, get a warrant for Americans, and attach Save America Act to FISA Section 702. That's pathway number two. Third pathway is budget reconciliation 3.0. They just recently passed 2.0. They were not able to pass attached to Save America Act as an amendment. I say do budget reconciliation 3.0, not as an amendment, but in the text of the bill, so it's harder to remove. And then there is another fourth pathway, but I'm going to keep that to myself for now. But I do encourage people to speak to your members of Congress and let them know how imperative it is that we get photo voter ID and proof of citizenship. That's all the Save America Act is, photo voter ID and proof of citizenship. Absolutely. So, Scott, tonight, you're headed over here to Philadelphia. Stacey Garrity, big event at an iconic spot. Talk a little bit, preview. What are you going to say about Garrity and the importance of this race? Well, this is a prestigious venue. I'm told that there are going to be some special guests there that I don't even know about. So I'm excited to find out who they are. Listen, this is a defining point. We just had the 250th anniversary of the foundation of our country, which started right here in Philadelphia. I think it's a very important moment in history, and Pennsylvania has the choice. Are we going to continue to lose Pennsylvanians that are moving out of state because they can no longer afford Governor Josh Shapiro's economy?

and they can't afford the gas prices that we have here. We have one of the worst taxes in the United States. Or are we going to unleash the oil that we have underneath our feet? Are we going to reduce some of the onerous and burdensome property taxes that we have here in Pennsylvania? And I am, as an elected official now, endorsing and going to vote for Stacey Garrity and Jason Ritchie to be our next governor and lieutenant governor of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. And then after that, Dom, I'll actually be with Dan Muser tomorrow, Congressman Dan Muser, fully support him. I'll have followed by the Rally at the Rock with Commissioner Doug McClinto. I'll be up over in Bradford County where actually C-Security is from. And then I'll also hit Pike and Wayne County. So in four days, I will be going to five of Pennsylvania's beautiful counties. Absolutely. And the book all the time on the way. How's the book going? We are still in the number four percentile of all books sold on Amazon. I'm doing two book signings while I'm here. I have an event in Dallas that all 125 tickets sold out, and that's going to be another book signing in Dallas where we're actually going to have the midterm convention as well this year. So right now, everything is looking good. We just need big, beautiful turnout, and of course... Whenever I do events, if you bring the book free, no charge, I would love to sign it. I would love to personalize it. I would love to dedicate my time to always sign people's books when they come to our event. Absolutely. Well, I told you we're working on Mulligans and related things. People are chomping at the bit for that, kind of your schedule and what we can do. How do we help day to day? I mean, the travel, you used to travel a lot. This is inordinate what you're putting yourself through. How do we help? How do people support all this? I know. I feel guilty. I've missed so many Mondays at 2 o'clock, but I can't help it if I'm flying. I'm so sorry. I just, I need continued help, please. My team. Would love to work with you. Earlyvoteaction.com, earlyvoteaction.com, early voteaction.com, early voteaction.com. And just know, while we are early voteaction.com, there is nobody working harder besides our president to fight for election security. So we can do both.

We can win here in Pennsylvania. We can elect state security as governor to then change the law. And we can also fight for the Save America Act, which is my commitment to the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. Absolutely. Scott, safe travels. And we'll talk very soon. Thank you, Scott. Thank you, my friend. All right. Scott Presler here on Talk Radio 1210. I don't know why I just didn't fly into Philadelphia, what the thing is and the driving and the whole thing. But a big event with Stacey Garrity tonight. And Garrity is doing more of the listening tour on AI. And I mentioned Josh Shapiro. So a judge has said, yes, you can sue him as a neighbor. What kind of guy running for president since grade school is going to call it a security zone and sig the state police on his neighbors? Josh Shapiro will. That's exactly who he is. That's exactly what he'll do. He is beyond ruthless, relentless. He is a real menace. All right. Let's go to Brian and Soutredan hanging in on Talk Radio 1210. Hey, Brian. Yeah. Hey, I'm sorry. That's okay. Oh, go ahead. That's okay. Yeah. It works. So here we go with my rendition. The ship. Out of danger? Yes. Don't breathe, Admiral. It is logical. The needs of the many outweigh. The needs of the few. Or the one. I have been and always shall be your friend. Live long and prosper. Excellent. And of course it was referenced in, of course, it was referenced in Seinfeld. We will always remember her as long as the shadows don't. What was that again? That is great, Brian. We appreciate, too, the impression of it. Thank you, Brian. Good one. Thank you, Doug. Yes, Spock did definitely take one for the team, and when you actually acted out, that's power. These are heavy duty today. The winner today is going to really, really have something good. Right now, though. It is time for... It's the money melody. And yes, another pair of lawn tickets to see Dave Matthews Band Summer Tour of 2026, July 10th, right around the corner. Well, wait a minute. Tomorrow. at the Freedom Mortgage Pavilion in Camden, New Jersey, courtesy of Live Nation. Tickets are on sale at Ticketmaster.com. All right, Henry. Yeah, Dom. So we're asking for someone who took one for the team. Yes. This the side, or not side question, the money melody answer today is definitely someone who took one for the team, his team, his band. While performing at a massive concert in Sweden back in 2015, this lead man fell off the stage and broke his leg. Instead of, you know, canceling the rest of the tour, he demanded that someone built him a giant LED throne that he could sit on for the rest of the tour, and that's exactly what he did.

finishing the tour with a broken leg. So he took one for the team, broke his leg, said, we're not done yet. We're going to continue in this world tour and finish it. So I want to know the name of this band covering Band on the Run by Wings. Want to know who this is with a frontman who broke his leg and kept going. Took one for the team, Dom. Want to know who this is covering Band on the Run. All right. Great prize. Jump in right now. 855, 8, 9, 12, 10. We'll take more calls, too, on the side. And I've been teasing it. It's a great guest today. They've all Concho on fire, the rabbi, and Scott Presler chugging his way here. The other thing I'm going to get to is this Medford thing. I'll play you some of the sound of their town hall there. And now I think it's a thousand, six, and I have it right here. It is a thousand sixty-seven residential units must be added to the township, one thousand sixty-seven in order to pay for affordable housing. I'll break it down for you. Yeah, but let's vote for Mikie Sherrill. We don't lie, Jack Ciattarelli. Come on, those Republicans. Continue dummies in New Jersey to vote for people like Mikie Sherrill, and what's your quality of life going to be? 1,067 units to Medford. All right, all that straight ahead. Talk Radio 1210. Tom Giordano on Talk Radio 1210, WPHT. It's Dom, Money Melody. Where has all my money gone? Show me to my. All right, playing off today's theme, taking one for the team. Who is covering this song? Frontman broke his leg, but finished the tour, took one for the team. We want to know the name of the band. Joe in Booth, Wynn. Hey, Joe, what's your answer today? The Food Fighters. All right, Joe, nicely played, put you on hold, and you are off to see the Dave Matthews band. Anything more on that, Henry? Yeah, no, Dave Grohl back in 2015, broke his leg, falling off the stage in Gothenburg, Sweden. And, yeah, like I said, demanded an LED throne that he could sit on the rest of the show and play guitar and sing. Okay, doke. All right, I want to play you a little bit from Action News 6 ABC that sets this up. It's Medford. Now, this was a previous meeting in Medford. with their town council about uh oh you mean we're going to have to do affordable housing and they're arguing here hey we're getting the best deal we can i'll give you what the deal is and then to make my point How in the world do people not see this and continue to vote for people like Mikie Sherrill? All right. Here's the ABC report, 6 ABC report, the short one. Medford residents push back on the township's affordable housing plan.

Call a lose-lose situation, homeowners at this town hall say they'll lose out the most. The township is approving a plan to build out affordable housing at three separate locations. I don't think there's one person behind me that wants this. Countship officials say this isn't their choice, but that they're being forced to comply with court-mandated obligations. If they don't, the township risks getting sued by developers. We know there's a lot of towns up north that have tried to challenge whether the numbers or... or the obligation altogether. They're challenging it in the same court system that says you have to do it. So it's not a high likelihood of success. Residents say they want their officials to fight for them. We're going to allow a state to roll metric. That's what we're basically saying here. Okay. We're laying down. This all dates back to a 1975 New Jersey Supreme Court ruling that requires all municipalities to provide their fair share of affordable housing. Here in Medford Township, the state is calling for 171 new affordable housing units by the year 2035. But the township says to subsidize those, it also needs to build close to 800 additional homes. Okay, let's go back a little bit, all the way back to 1975, Mount Laurel. Let's go back to, I remember early years of talk radio, for the first 10, 15 years, Section 8, Northeast Philadelphia, Section 8. You know what Section 8 is. It was this federal law. You got to put people in the community that may or not keep up the home many times not, that whole thing. This is like Section 8. Now, Would Jack Ciattarelli have been able to stop a lot of this? Well, I think he would have fought with a lot of power to do whatever he could to delay this for as long as he could and continue to fight it. It's the Alamo. And you heard this Medford guy, hey, what are we going to do? You can't do anything. So Medford, I went back after the election. You remember Medford, Medford Lakes. They voted for Mikie Sherrill. So as I understand it now, the Medford Township Council. approve four redevelopment projects that will completely collectively add 1,067 residential units to the township. To meet the state requirement, the approved plans include over 200 dedicated, quote, affordable housing units. They mentioned some places I have here, Parkview at Kirby's Mill, Trollinger at Stonebridge. the reserve and iron bridge, okay? These are some of the ones mentioned. Now, when this happened after the election, I made a lot of it. And I'm not sure I joined the campaign how fiercely thought this was. But if you think Jack Ciattarelli would have the same attitude, tone, and resources as Mikey. Mikie Sherrill wants to cut those ribbons. She wants to jam this down. Imagine these developers in charge. And in order to subsidize the 200, so-called affordable housing, they have to build 1,067 more. What about the schools? What about traffic? What about yada, yada, yada. And the answer is they don't care about that.

So what does it take for people to realize what the stakes are when it's a Cheddar Rely versus a Mikie Sherrill? I know there were other issues that constantly came up during a campaign and we had all the backdrop to it. But doesn't it come down to in the end? Particularly with someone like Cheddar Raleigh who ran a campaign. They're going to be on the side of not letting the authoritarian government run roughshod. And Mikie Sherrill will fuel this as if it's a helicopter she's riding. That's what it comes down to. 1067. You think they learn anything by this, though? How in the world I'm asking can you vote for a candidate like Mikie Sherrill versus the alternative, even if you're not in love with Jack Chederoy, whatever reason? of where this is going to go in Jersey. And this is only the beginning. You're going to see this play out now more and more and more. Why is there not affordable housing, so-called affordable in Jersey? What is it that brings us to these rates? We know what it is. It's the taxation, the over-regulation, it's all the things that they've created, the welfare state on steroids, be it Murphy or whomever. Plug it in. And it will continue incrementally. It will only get worse. She wants to be the VP choice, maybe the next time around, et cetera, has national aspirations. Jack Ciattarelli would have fought this. Would he win in the end? Would you rather have a shot? Or would you rather be told, yep, we're going to shove down your throat. I like Manfred. I've been there a number of 1,067 units. And we're going to subsidize people. Well, these people coming in getting this so-called affordable housing, who are they? What will they be like in a community? Well, I could just give you that phrase, section eight, on a higher level. But there you go. Continue to vote for people like this. This is what they do. This is who they are up and down the line. That's what it's always about. Mikie Sherrill will be happy to talk about the benefits of this. We're making housing for 200 families, I guess, affordable there in effort. Yeah, but what about our quality of life? Why don't you understand that fact of life? To progressives, the people like Mikie Sherrill, there is no such thing as your quality of life. You know, she's not a commie. She's not Zohran Mamdani. But she's progressive enough where that is definitely secondary. And who are they putting in charge of determining a lot of this stuff? Developers, who they tell you they're against, but not when the developers are doing their idea of how the world should be. Can they accommodate all this? I would think not. That's what these residents say at town halls. Why were they going nuts at the town hall? And during the election, why did their town vote for Mikie Sherrill? Medford and Medford Lakes. I'm not sure if Medford Lakes gets the same thing here. But those are the two that I saw. Why did they do that? Okay. Continue to do it. This is what the result is every single time. Yeah, but it goes back to Mount Laurel.

I studied the Mount Laurel thing when I was at Rutgers Law School. I realized that's back to 1975. Yeah, well, someday you'd have to do it. You know what? You have to fight them every inch, every day, every penny, every tax, every regulation. Never give in. Don't vote for any of them. Every Democrat is going to do what Mikie Sherrill does. Or if they're a quote, moderate, they're going to enable it, like the people with Krasner. Look at what they did. They voted in unison here recently in Pennsylvania to take away scholarships from poor kids, school choice. Why? Because of the stinking teachers unions. And those two alleged Republicans, I'm looking at you, Joe Rogan, accolite of Brian Fitzpatrick, and Ms. Tomlinson, accolite of funeral directing. I'm never going to let up on the two of you until I see your voting record changing this. It's unforgivable to vote with Democrats on taking away Scott. You heard the Reverend with me recently. It was racist on top of it. We asked him to come on. We asked every one of them. They're not coming on. They think you won't know it. Remember those two names. They voted with the Democrats. And Medford? Did you learn your lesson? What are you going to do now? Move out of Medford. Wherever you move, Mikie Sherrill and her minions, they're coming for you. They know better what the quality of life should be in a nice place like Medford. The quality of life in Medford over the next few years is going to be worse. You know it and I know it. There's no way you're going to accommodate all this nonsense. I don't even know if this is enough for them ultimately. Supposed they say, well, that worked out, but we need more of this. All right, I'm coming to you. All time taking one for the team. We've gotten some great answers today. And the Zohran Mamdani thing is at a level that's unbelievable now. It is unforgivable. But look, people want communism. They want socialism. They voted for it in New York. People in Medford were dummies. They voted for Mikie Sherrill, not overwhelmingly. But if she can win in places like that, then in the Camdens of the world, you know what's going to happen. Why would you vote for that? Why wouldn't you vote to fight as long as you could to stop them? Why is the attitude not the Alamo attitude versus the guy we played you? Oh, what are we going to do? The court system, fight them. That's what your residents want to do. Fight them. They don't want to give in to this quality of life of 200 affordable homes. They don't. They want a better community. That's why they move to Medford. And now it's going to be a bit worse, if not a lot worse. 855, 839, 1210. Tom Chirado on Talk Radio 1210, WPHT. Hey, welcome in, everyone. Dom Gerdano's show, 855, 8, 3, 9, 12, 10. Hit us with that all-time taking one for the team is what we're looking for. And I'm not sure when the Kirk trial is going to end, but even a cursory look at it, they're being very transparent, shows where this leads.

And the Kirk family to have to go to this level in order to try to silence. Just the lowest stuff from Candace Owens and someone from Tucker Carlson is amazing. How much information do you hear Scott Presler address that? Let's go to Joe in Columbus. And Joe, you're on Talk Radio 1210. Hi, Joe. Hi, Dom. Good afternoon. Good afternoon. Hi, and we talked about this before, but I want to tell you in a little more detail how dumb Medford is. Medford is one of the three or four garden spots in Burlington County, along with Morristown and Columbus, where we have learned to pay higher taxes for what you said, quality of life. You hold off... you know, with every ounce of your fiber for low-income housing, in lieu of paying a little higher tax. Well, guess what, Medford? Now you just foregone your quality of life because your taxes are going to go up because of the school demand, the school load. So they just didn't get it. I'd like to blame this on the borough. That's made up of a bunch of artsy-fartsy liberals, but I cannot understand how the township, the very affluent township went for this. And Joe, Joe, 167 units, houses. That's the load on the school district, though. Yeah, yeah. And the load. You know, we hold off on it how and whenever we can. We know our taxes are going to go up, but it's the lesser of all evils. Send it on somebody else. You know, when these developers build their houses, they look for other places, you know, for the COA credits to build. And, you know, don't let them come to your town. Do not let them come to your town. And I just can't believe that message did not resonate with the residents of Medford. I think a lot of them did, Joe, but they didn't vote that way. And two, the people that are on their council, you heard that you talk about surrender. Well, you know, in other cases and all, you've got to fight this. Who knows someday, maybe it'll be some way of relief out of this. Yeah, yeah. And, you know, and like I said before, prior, Medford has such a voice. They could not hold sway. It just, it just perplexes me. It did from the gecko, you know, when we first talked about it. And Dom, I'd also like to talk about Zohran Mamdani. This guy has no respect or maybe a historical recollection of the history of the people who voted him in. I mean, yeah, Spanish Harlem. Somebody should require him to go to the Feast of Lights.

this fall and force feet a canoli down his throat well uh joe i was unaware too of hell's kitchen that's one good thing out of this in the irish but i would argue as prominent as the italians were the irish the firefighters the cops the builders uh not a mention and even harlem not mentioned in here it's amazing No, everybody pulled their weight and brought their own, their specific expertise into that town. And he's totally ignoring it. Yeah, he's well on his way to destruction here, Joe, on an unparalleled level. And sometimes relatively offbeat stuff like this is what sticks to see what we're up against here. Sure. If you're going to fail, fail big. Yeah. You know, so it's very visible. Now, my side answer is, and I can't figure out what team it was taken for, but how do you get abused, fall asleep with, and wake up in a canoodle with that abuser and say he's still good for the state of Maine? And that is Graham's, Graham's, Graham's girlfriend. Or you mean the wife? I'm not sure which one. No, no. The girlfriend, the girlfriend, who he came in drunk as a skunk and sexually abused her. And she let him sleep there that night. Oh, I see what I was. Oh, yeah, yeah. Well, whatever the one he was taking the condom off and she wasn't using birth control and he knew it repeatedly for fun. What the heck? Yeah. Don't ask me to dissect that one, Dom. My God. I mean, you can't write this. That's what jumped out to me. My God. But the most recent one, or the second most recent one, who said, I believe he's still good for Maine. And I would vote for it. Yeah. Oh, yeah, that's it. Yeah. She's taking it for God knows what reason. All right. 855, 839, 12, 10. All right. I don't know. Drew has got a foot in both camps. He's my Big Fat Greek wedding. Right. But he's only, he didn't get to the reception. He only gets half of it. Exactly. Yeah, he's Upper Derby, the Greek Capitol here on Talk Radio 1210. Hey, Drew, afternoon. Hey, Dom. Thanks a lot, man. I appreciate it. You know, Dom. When my father's family from Greece, when they came to America, they settled in West Philadelphia. There was a pretty large contingent of Greeks in West Philadelphia. And then when St. Demetrius Church was built in the Cardington section of Upper Darby... A lot of them move there along to the Bywood section of Upper Darby. I know Bywood well. Roez Relatives there, Jerry. I know Bywood well, yeah. You know what, and Bywood's a big fan of cul-de-sacs that you can't find your way out of. I'm just saying. It certainly is. There's plenty of our share, too. Yes. But we all get along. It's great. And then, but the more successful Greeks.

The ones who really did well, they moved a lot of moved the brew mall. And as a joke, we called it Broomapolis. Because a lot of the Greeks went to Broomall. But, uh, hey, I'm on my answer. I want to change up. I hope it's okay. I'm sure thinking. And, and in March of 1981, uh, the assassination attempt on. President Reagan, the secret survey agent, I think his name was Kevin McCarthy. He actually took a bullet for Reagan, as well as the press secretary and the Washington, D.C. policeman. However, it was McCarthy who actually took one for the team with a bullet. Yeah, that's it. And that's what I'd still like to believe the Secret Service would do. That's why we always admired them, but they've been a little bit sketchy, to put it mildly. All right, it is the lightning round. This is a great question. Took one for the team. Could be real, could be fictional. That's what we're looking for. And if you've just been joining this hour, we found out earlier this morning, the Zohran Mamdani office put up. 30, I believe it is, of the prominent immigrant enclaves, their words, and some kind of big campaign in New York. And yet, they didn't put Little Italy, Mulberry Street. They didn't put Hell's Kitchen, the Irish. They certainly didn't put up Greek town or anything Greek. And yet, they have all kinds of non-European, from one of a better term, like Little Manila, Little Yemen. How many people are in Little Yemen there? versus the people that are actually the fabric of the city. And this is one of those things where it's not a big policy thing or whatever, but it shows who's running New York now, what they're about. And maybe it's over the top to say it's erasure of the old New York. But yeah, they don't like it. They don't like any of that stuff. And they're in power, and they're going to continue to fool with it. Now, is there any way Republicans... can leverage Zohran Mamdani into the midterms. All right, he's a prime target. Can't do anything more prominent than what this guy is espousing and being the mayor of New York. All right. Lightning round, though, 855-839-1210, jump on board. Tom Giordano on Talk Radio 1210, WPHT. The time has come for the final test. We usually call us the lightning round. That is right every day at this time. Hinnis with the answer to the side question. Great one today from Robert, which is an all-time person who took one for the team. By the way, Newsweek reporting today that President Trump's approval rating from the spring from April is up. And here's why that's important. It's Nate Silver, of all people. What this does, the president's approval rating starts to chart how that will play out in congressional races is the point they make. So look, the ball field is all set for Republicans due to those Supreme Court decisions, due to the redistricting, due to the money decision, and the fact that Trump, surprisingly or not, is doing better maybe because of how crazy Democrats have portrayed themselves.

It's winnable. All we need is what is it they're going to conjure up to turn out the reluctant voter. I hate to say it that way. That's what it comes down to. I still say it's going to be close within two or three seats. And it will depend upon a million things between now and that. All right. Michael in Wilmington is on Talk Radio 1210. Hey, Michael. Hey, Dom, how are you, my good sir? Another great show today. Thanks, Michael. A lot of great topic. Yes, just wanted to quickly just add, you know, I grew up in a Polish heritage. My mom was 100% from Poland and like my grandfather as well who, you know, came from Poland, but was in Chicago and came to Fort Washington. But I never considered myself Polish-American. Just want to say always American, but I always valued my Polish heritage. And, yeah, my mom kept some really good traditions, but always raised us, my brother and my sister and I, as American. But we always, you know, remembered our Polish heritage. So just wanted to say, like, I never would ever consider myself Polish-American because I was born and raised here. But definitely I would say, hey, what's your heritage or, you know, nationality? Yeah, you know, Polish. but always American. Well, you should be proud that the Zohran Mamdani people overlook the polls, and there is a little polling on the map. Here, Mike. You know, you know, Dom, it's funny. The polls should always get a little bit, kind of a little side of it. And that's okay. I mean, there's a small community and filled up, you know, up by Fishtown. But it's all good. I mean, I knew they were going to overlook us anyway, but I'm still proud of it. All good. Good. What's your side, Michael? But. Yeah, Saizum, as the person I thought of, was back in the women's gymnastics Olympics was Kerry Strug. She had a broken ankle, wasn't sure if she was going to be able to make it, and she actually still completed the vault on a broken ankle. I remember that. Women. Yep. Yeah, win the gold medal. It was incredible. And talk about taking one for the team. She really did. So that's my side, Dom. All right, that was painful to watch, but accurate. That's a good one. I think we're going classical here, big time classical. Joe of Exton. Joe, what do you have today? Oh, yes. Hello, Dom. And good afternoon. We say, people that had to Zenos in ancient Greek history, Odysseus. had his crew tie him to a mast. And he had the crew put plugs into their ears to avoid crashing into the rocks as they sailed past the sirens. That is a very good one. I don't know if they flew past the island of Lesbos at that point or not. I know it's an historical record. I know the film, we got to cut tomorrow of somebody in the film that's coming out, talking about how much gold was still, even though...

It didn't exist, so I don't know how it was stolen, but we'll get into that. John and Yardley gone fictional, I think, but a good one. Very old film. John, who's yours? Well, if we're going to go with fiction, I think one of the greatest characters in fiction, maybe the one against whom all others should be measured. First, a book by Rudyard Kipling, and subsequently a very popular film that you still have to pay to watch, by the way, has that? Yeah. The most selfless man in literature, Gunga Dinn. That is a great one. John, by the way, did you have a professional background in communications or something? You have a beautiful pacing. Oh, thank you. I've done some community theater. I did have a classical music program when I was at Penn State. Okay. All right, John. A nice accent. Very pleasing. Yeah, Gungadine. Bring water, Gungadine. Gungadden. I forget the film that. I don't know. I don't know. It's a classic. It's got to be 70 years old. Chef Dave in Oakland. All right, Dave, who do you have? I have the Marine Corps Medal of Honor winner John Bethelone from New Jersey. Basically, he had, you know, we won the Medal of Honor on Guadalcanal for a whole month, 3,000 Japanese by himself, had survivors guilt, got married, went back to be with his men, and he died on Iwo Jima. Took one for the team. Thank you, Chef Dave, very much. I might add, why am I blanket in his name, too? The guy who turned down $18 million was a strong safety for the, were they either Phoenix Cardinals in, or were they still in St. Louis, and died? Parmy Ranger. Yes, Pat Tillman. And the NFL could not, just for one week or whatever, instead of the yellow line, put the red, white, and blue line there in his eye. You know, come on. proving once again, don't do your flyovers, don't do anything else. That would have been taking one for the team. Gary in Newtown. Hey, Gary, what's yours today? Hey, Dom. I'm going to have to nominate Gary from Newtown today because he had to take one for the team with his prostate exam while he was on hold. Oh, my God. What the heck? Wow, that's a heck of an exam. It was a digital, baby. It was a digital. Thank you. Oh, oh, oh, oh. Shut up putting the doctor on. Hey, Doc, how's it going there? He wanted to know who was on hold. I said, it's just my insurance company. You should have told him the Dom Gerdano show. He would say, what, that guy? You let me put me on there. Yes. So I'm going to pull a groove. I'm going to change my answer. And if somebody called in with it, I apologize. But I'm going to go with Walt Kowalski in Grand Torino. Not only did he sacrifice him at his self at the end. In unclease-wood-like style, instead of pulling out a gun, he reached in his pocket to grab a lighter or a cigarette. I can't remember.

Yeah, that is a good one. I just don't think it quite fits. I get the beauty of it. I get what he was done with. He did it for the neighborhood. Yeah, but you're relying on a system that Clint Eastwood's character would think these guys never going to do the right thing here. Otherwise, these animals wouldn't have been able to do what they did. Maybe a better ending. Let the other character with him both go. Take them out. Now you would have done that. It locked him in his cellar. Can't kill Tow. When they give him the phone with the big letters on it, all the family. Oh, my God. Yikes. Yikes. Bruce in the Northeast on Talk Radio 1210. Hey, Bruce. What's yours today? Hey, Dom. Good afternoon. Now, I know the quote is, um... If I have one life to live, I regret. How did that go now, Dom? Yeah, to George Costanza, yes, yeah. I would do it for my country. I had it and I just blew it. But that was Nathan Hill. Am I correct? Absolutely. I regret that I only have one life to offer for Mike. Now I'm doing it. For my country. All right. Kirk, these have been brilliant today. What did you sluice out here? I'm going to go with Zenos with Flight 93. Okay. Yeah, tough one to beat, and there was a lot of great ones. It's hard to narrow it down. I like Michael Wilmington's answer of Carrie Strug and Joe and X him with Odysseus. Yeah, Odysseus was a heck of an out-of-the-box. I've got to go with Flight 93, though. I think Greg called in with it. That is a little bit difficult to top. All right. Zenos is the winner today. Zenos should go into the hat. Well, how official? How would you like to see Zenos with Zohran Mamdani, the salami? Whoa. We'll have more on that tomorrow. That is not going away easily what they did in New York. And I think Victoria Coates maybe might be back. What a week to have her just back from Israel. And I'll ask her. Why Zohran Mamdani over Benjamin Netanyahu who she's met and knows in his talk with? All that, the afternoon show, is on deck for three big hours. Follow on Twitter at Dom Show 1210 at Dom Show 1210. A lot to talk about tomorrow. Thanks to Henry and Kirk. Talk Radio 1210, WPHT.

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