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Fresh squeeze lemonade. Lemonade? Lemonade? Oh, nuts. Is your business struggling to be seen, not reaching the right customers? Yeah. Odyssey's here to help. Your one-stop shop for digital marketing. Wait, really? With targeted digital media plus SEO, SEM, social, OTT, and more. We help your business reach the right audience and drive results. Whoa, hey, one at a time. Stop missing out on valuable customers. Visit digital local ads.com to learn more about our local advertising solutions. That's digital local ads.com. Okay, people. Mine starts here. Radio 1210, WPHT. It is Domtime. Welcome in, and no folding of the pizza. All right, let's have the producer straightforward here. Now, Greg Stocker can't be trusted on the producer test because he folds his pizza. Kirk, do you fold your pizza? You're a Jersey guy? I do, I do fold, yes. Why would you fold it? What's the big deal? I can't even appreciate that. Don't get the sloppy pizza. Get the type that is... It may be thinner. I don't know if it's too sloppy. What are you pizza shaming now? Yes, because all these people are folding their pizzas. So are you a pizza folder? Yeah, absolutely. I've never even thought to have to do that. What do you? Dangle it over your mouth or something? Yeah, it just goes right in there. You're like a fish going for a hook? Is that it? It's no problem to do that. If you are a non-folder, I'd love to hear from you any point during the show. I just don't think it's that difficult that you would destroy the pizza by the folding. How do you destroy a pizza? Something unnatural about it. Look, there are sloppier pizzas. I would say don't get them. I get that. But if done right, it ought to be crisp enough where you don't have to go with the fault. Unless I eat it with a fork in life like some people do. Jim never folded pizza. That was Jim Kelly? Good. I don't know who checked in. I see that up there. So, okay. All right. So he settled that. All right. A lot of stuff breaking. Scott Perez will be here. I think the book debuts today, at least one source. Another source says later in the month. But the persistence, that's what this guy's all about. He'll be here at 2 o'clock. We'll break that down with him. But we have the Southern Poverty Law Center testimony today. That's happening right now. They basically, the thing, oh, if you can, Henry, Jeff Van Drew, let's tip in for a moment. Jeff Van Drew is quizzing the top guy of the sovereign poverty law center. Here's how it sounds. ...country together and healing, and now it's just trying to drive the support. So tell me. Why? If I'm not right, I mean, why is there in the indictment? Why are all those charges there? I know you're going to say they're not true, but you told the donors that their donations would go towards dismantling these groups. Did you also tell your donors that their money would go directly, directly into the pockets of members whose groups you pledge to destroy? I'm a donor, I give you money to stop all this hate, and you're taking the money, and you're putting it in the haters' pocket. Do you tell them that? Your mic's not on. Sorry. Congressman, Jeff Van Drew, as I said earlier, all the allegations in the indictment.

will be addressed in the Middle District of Alabama. We have said publicly, I'm sorry, we have said publicly that the Department of Justice knew that we did not give money to be in order decisions. We've got enough here with this guy. And the pausing and the microphone off. And oh, God. All right. I don't know if Andrew, you can watch him if he gets enraged on this, we might dip back in. Here's the thing with them too. It came up as a sign of goodwill. After all that's happened, how about you say, you know what? Yes, we do think we didn't like a lot of the things Charlie Kirk said. But yeah, in the sign of unity and all that, we're not going to call Charlie Kirk a hater. No, no, these haters, these wealthy haters. And you know what? A lot of this pivots on too that really I know how it insults our intelligence in people. Charlottesville. I wish Trump were more buttoned up. You may like the style. I don't. I like the button up. I like the button up that's provocative, but Trump's not button up. But he does take questions. Welker, an hour and a half the other day in the rain and everything else, and she was got him forever before he walked off. No other president is doing hostile interviews like that. He does that. And on Charlottesville, it was clear he was talking about the fact. that there were people there who believe Robert Ely. They wanted to protect the history. There were those that differed. And then there were the haters on both sides. So four groups, if you will. And yet, Joe Biden ran because Trump was supporting the Nazis as good people and all that stuff. And a lot of the testimony today with the Southern Poverty Law Center, that's where it pivoted from. By the way, I'm noticing the number of people on this Judiciary Committee that are no longer going to be in Congress at the end of this term. It's incredible as they're doing their questioning today. Just wild stuff. But finally, they're in the docket. The millions and millions of dollars they got, and they couldn't find it in their heart to say, all right, you know, with Charlie Kirk, we did that for this reason. But looking at all this, we want to lower the temperature. All right. And we're going to. We're going to move away from that. We see the wisdom for the country a move. No, he's a hater. Charlie Kirk's a hater, and that's it. That's what this group is about. All right. Think back for a moment to the George Floyd summer. One of the worst years that we live through. Remember the nonsense it went on. I'm looking at the inquiry today and several sources here talking about the fact that a school board member over in Cherry Hill. had the nerve to suggest, given they're really, they have a $29 million budget deficit and all this stuff. They're really cutting stuff and raising taxes. She submitted, maybe we should consider making the African American history course, not a mandate, not a requirement, but an elective. Hey, you like that? You want to go through this nonsense? Go right ahead. Why do I say it's nonsense? Well, I'm looking at the breakdown of the woman who runs it, and she says, we included units on culture, arts, okay, and the systemic oppression of today, anti-racism, which is really racism, and activism. It's indoctrination. And then they inquire, quotes, a former school board member who is African American and voted for this.

We are already having spaces and places where our students are being erased, torn down, no longer heard, misunderstood, and DEI has become a dirty word. Well, thank God it has, lady. Thank God it has for what it is. She referenced President Trump's attacks on diversity, equity, and inclusion. It is really disheartening to hear that anyone on the sport of education would think to do that. So it tells you all that you need to know how indoctrination works. Any number of these students came forward to tell the board how dare you. Now, I don't know if anybody testified and say, hey, I have nothing against African American history. It's part of American history. It ought to be included in that slavery, everything else. But I don't think I should be mandated to take that. I don't think they did. And the reason they didn't, if you were a student doing that, that could be big trouble for you there. So, again, they were the first school district. I don't know how many have done it in Jersey, using the wave of George Floyd's summer, to jump in and mandate. And reading what this woman, LeShore, says, happens in this course. I think the main thing that matters is I think kids coming through Cherry Hill are told that America is still a racist nation. Based upon what she said in these hearings, that's the takeaway that I have. I think they might be okay with that. They might be able to say that's the object of this. Is it really? What's your evidence in America is still a racist nation? Not meaning, no, no, no, they're a racist. No doubt, but that the country is a racist country by law, by our institutions. That's what she said, systemically racist. Still, America is racist. I think that's what Cherry Hill is getting at by mandating. And you can imagine in this course, if you don't tow the party line and you challenge some of this stuff, what might happen to you? Eight to nothing, the board now has voted. Oh, no, no, we're never going to take that away. It should be a mandate. And the argument is, well, that story is not told. Well, then you're not teaching history correctly in Cherry Hill if you're not putting that in. Now, if you just want to... I have a course in this, like anything else, you can always go in more detail. Well, then it should be an elective. Let kids take it. It's an elective. Let them make a choice. Have it there for them as a resource. If they're also interested, they'll take it. All right. We're working on getting on our friends from Judicial Watch. And when we get them on, I think this is going to be pretty good stuff. If you remember back to the shooting of the president in Butler, there were some things that seemed to be unclear in the final analysis and things were moved rather quickly. Although I was one that said it was more screw up than conspiracy here. But Judicial Watch is in a back and forth with Kash Patel over what they say.

is an attempt to cover up parts of that Trump assassination. And I believe in Judicial Watch, they're very thorough, the winning court a lot. Judicial Watch says, for example, FBI records reveal witness account that SWAT officer recovered remote device from Butler's shooters pocket. I don't know if that's true or not. But I do think that Kash Patel leads a lot to be desired here. And I have more of faith in what Judicial Watch is trying to do, even if it doesn't turn out to be true. I know there are people to think we never got to the bottom of that. Are they just conspiracy mongers? Or is that something you ought to look at? Kash Patel says, no, no, no, we've done that. Nothing to see here. Move on. Judicial Watch will not move on. All right. Today is Graham Platner Day. I'm more hopeful than ever. that this guy is going to have to quit in the end. I know it's a 50-50 bet right now. Democrats all out with this fake. This guy's not an oyster farmer at all. You know, he has one client. His mom's restaurant. That's the only thing he provides oysters for. I've eaten as many oysters as this guy apparently is caught. And I spit them out. Come on now. We don't need that for the record. Is Mike tested there? You know, we should get Mike tested on the Graham Platner guy. Oh, my God. So, yeah, I think there's a lot of fakery going on here with Graham Platner. He is role-playing as this working man hero, and that's what Democrats are going for. So that being said, he's New England, of course, Maine. We're looking for something we never did before. We are looking for someone or something identified with or something that says New England. Now, the New England chowder, you got to have the chowder. I hate the New England chowder. I hate that creamy stuff. It's almost like folding your pizza. You've got to get the Manhattan chowder. Oh, that Manhattan chowder is delicious, but not the New England chowder, but it's identified with them. I'll take off the board, the Kennedys, and Robert Frost. I think he had one great poem about the woods. I don't know anything else I could quote from Robert Frost, but he made a lot out of the road not taken. Well, that's all you need, right? You need one quote, and everyone's like, oh, yeah, Robert Frost said that, of course. Then when you try to break down the poem, He says, no, it doesn't mean that. It's more, you know, it's more whatever you want. It's not taking the road here left or right, yes. I took the Schuylkill. What could happen? That's not the road less traveled. Yeah, there you know. It's the road most traveled. Yeah, right. I took the drive, took the back roads. All right, I'll take off Robert Frost, and let's see, Stephen King, and he's a main guy who's lost his mind. He's a great horror writer, and that Robert F. Kennedy Jr. film is very good.

How about yours, Henry? Yeah, I'll take two off the board. Well, I guess it's more three, but I'll take off a duo here. How about the duo of Matt Damon and Ben Affleck? Yes. Obviously. Which one's dopeer? Dopeer? Affleck, for sure. Oh, actually. It's got to be. I would say he's more obnoxious. Well, he gets that look on his face. And I know you know what I'm talking about. It's like, oh. Yeah. Yeah, that part I can't stand. But like, you know, Matt. and him you know obviously they came up writing goodwill hunting together went in the oscar for that and you know it sprung boarded their careers into you know insane heights i think matt's obviously the better actor probably is the better uh you know uh work you know to speak for him with the born you know uh movies the martian it's another good one uh but those two yeah i think they if there's a new england movie to be made they're gonna make it and they're gonna star in it and then uh the other one i'll take off uh Can't go anywhere without running into a Dunkin up there in New England. They love their coffee. Is that where it's from? What? Is that where Duncan was head for? Oh, yeah. Yeah, that's where it started. No matter where you are in New England, there's one of stones toss away. That's a great observation. They run on it. How about you, Kirk? I'm going to go with lobster rolls. And also what? Yeah. And also one thing that everyone loves, including my wife, Yankee Candles, they were based on. Oh, those are great ones. Something about that elitist lobster roll stuff gets me. I agree with 100%. It's just, yeah. I don't know why. It's either they're decent. Yeah, I agree. All right. 855, 839, 12, 10, that's the side question. The Southern Poverty Law Center, Presidente is being pressed on their so-called hate map. But now they're not going to withdraw anything about Charlie Kirk. This is one of the most corrupt, powerful institutions with millions and millions of dollars that we've ever seen. And that Charlottesville part of this really is a pivot point. All right, that didn't get in. Cherry Hill. How in the world should African American history be mandatory? You don't want to be on the elective. And again, people want to delve into it more. They have an elective class. That's good. Why that is the mandate, reading math, African American history. 855. 839. Hey there, I'm Kendra Adachi and my show The Lazy Genius Podcast helps you be a genius about the things that matter and lazy about the things that don't and you get to decide what matters. I'm not here to tell you what to do. I'm here to give you a new way to see. Episodes of The Lazy Genius podcast are full of compassionate time management tips and permission slips to do what makes sense for you. New episodes drop every Monday. Follow and listen to the Lazy Genius podcast on the free Odyssey app or wherever you get your podcasts. Tom Giardano on Talk Radio 1210, WPHT.

All right, it is Dom time. By the way, it's game day. Diane Cardano's seminar day. Don't forget tonight, you can still register the Hilton Garden Inn right there over in Fort Washington. I'll be there at five with wine appetizers and a lot of opinions. And then at six, her seminar, RSVP, it's all free. You'll get tremendous information from Diane. If you're thinking about selling your house, even a year or two, whatever. You got to be over there tonight. 215-576-866. We'll see you there. Come early, come hungry. All right. Linda Kearns is a tricky lawyer. I'm already building up my argument. Uh-oh. Yesterday she called in. complaining that the clues were, you know, too much. It didn't come to her level so that she could win the prize, I guess. And in the course of it, she called back later and told us for the annual Great Shore debate at Mulligan's. And we should set it. I wish we could do it at high noon, but we really can't do it at the top of the show. And the two of us could enter like we're in the old west for this. But it is pretty brilliant, Henry. And as I understand it from you guys. She's formulated, and I formally accept right now. And Roe accepts, by the way, saying that... The little woman should be at home with giving slippers and martinis when I come home, Roe rejects that. Nice. And has a writ of mandamus against Linda Kearns on that. She'll be delivering a note to her at Mulligan's stating all these things. A note. Yes, it might be notarized. There might be another lawyer there. The legal document. Joe of Columbus might serve papers on her once I talk to him, at least anyhow. But Henry, what is Linda Kearns proposing for the big debate this year? So, yeah, yesterday we touched on the movie Jaws Lowe. It was Gary in Newtown's side question answer, and we're talking about how voting matters because the mayor in Jaws 1 was still the mayor of the town in Jaws 2 despite all the, you know, the shark attacks. Right. But... Linda texted me shortly after that segment said, my debate topic should be why the mayor in Jaws was right and should have been reelected. And I was like, I can't tell if you're serious or not. She said, I'm very serious. She laid it out plainly. She said, you can't shut down beaches in a shore town that depends on the summer season. It's like the government shutting everything down during COVID. Oh, my God. You're talking about under the table stuff. Comparing a shark eating your kid. I bring Linda Kearns up to meet that mom who the, what was in Jaws 2, was it Jaws 2 or Jaws 1? Jaws 2, I think, right? That was eaten by the shark. The mom or the kid?

Oh, the mom slapped, Chief Brody, if you remember. All where they had left that a kid was like a yellow inner tube that came back in. It was, man, yeah. And she comes up, she has the funeral thing. I think she takes the veil off and then she hauls at Brody there. Yeah, and Larry, the mirror goes, oh, don't listen to her. I'm going to get reelected. You're right. How did that guy get reelected? In Chaws, too. It's all about law and order safety. He's a freedom fighter. He's a freedom fighter. He's keeping the beaches open. Larry, you're going to sign this. Linda Kearns, no, you're not. I'm here. I'm your lawyer. All right, so that will be the debate. I already started research on that last night. Subsection 431 of the watching film. I'm going to ask Spielberg how he came up with that. Why didn't he have a more sympathetic attitude to the mayor? But Linda Kearns is on. That will be the debate topic. And see what she's doing. She knows how much people are upset over the lack of freedom during COVID. But shutting down the beach is the same thing as COVID shutdowns? Bionette. All right, that's what she's selling. She'll be in studio tomorrow so we can get your mind a little bit. Yeah, yeah, yeah. We don't want to give it all away. All the calls are going to be coming in. Right, yeah, I'll just take notes on what she says. But. This is another sure winner. We all know that Elvis lost the Sinatra. It wasn't even close. It was worse in the sauce beating gravy. Oh, yeah, that was a... Yeah. It's a handslide. All right. So, side question. Something associated with New England. Graham Platner is going to get the nomination today, but I'm starting to see enough cracks here. Now, I know the argument. They don't care. Democrats don't care on this. Well, when the polling starts to shift... as it is a little bit, they are going to care. And I bet right now they're lining up people to tag in. They're not saying it, but that's what's going to happen. Now, he could survive. They are desperate to win without a doubt. One other area of business to clear up. President Trump, when they cut to, I guess it is when they cut to him, he was booed. I wasn't in Madison Square Garden. I can't say. It was during the national anthem. that they cut to him on the screen. I can't say how bad the booing was, but it was substantial. And I didn't notice a lot of cheering. There was USA, USA. People all do that. They're wound up. But I couldn't have been happier to see this loss. And to see the predictable response, one of the most outrageous, this is cut eight. And I like this guy. Harry Enton had ready on CNN, a picture of Trump going back to 206. When the Mets lost the playoff, he was in the second row maybe, kind of to the right when you're looking straight ahead of home plate. And he did have on the Trump tie and the suit. Here's Enton talking about.

Is Trump a jinx? Cut it. standpoint, I would have advised him against this because the Knicks are on this incredible winning streak. Like, the city is energized. You feel it. Like, I'm not a New Yorker, but I'm excited. If he loses tonight, everyone is going to blame him. They're going to say that he jinxed it. He cursed it. His presence of the distraction. Yeah, that's a distraction. Yeah, I should know. It's also crazy. We're off. But because the White House press pools in there, we're just getting a live feed of the president and who he's talking to in the box. He was sitting next to James Dolan, the owner earlier. That's Adam Silver. They're the far right as you're looking at this, Harry? You know, I would just say as a born-in-bred New Yorker, I was in my childhood, a big New York Mets fan. Of course, playing Queens. This is where Donald Trump is from. And there is this infamous photo. I would argue during my lifetime, the best chance the Mets ever had to win a World Series was in 2006. They ran through that regular season. They had a very big game seven of the 2006 NLCS. Carlos Beltron was at the plate, the bottom of ninth inning. And what happens? Carlos Beltran takes a cold strike three. Mex lose. And what is the photo? Who's in the background of that photo? No other than Donald John Trump looking down in the exact same suit he is wearing tonight. If they don't win, I tell you, the New York Knickerbocker fan is going to hold it against them forever. Well said so. It's true. Everything has been great. It's been the funnest part of New York I've ever seen. People happy. And then it's like you can't, everybody to come for two hours early. People, they wanted to pee. They couldn't pee. I mean, it was a disaster having him here. And we better not lose. All right. There you go. All right. It took Adam Silver to come to the defense of Trump. I'm not going to play that one now. But of course, that's where it's going to go. As a fun thing, I get it. They're more serious about it. Zohran Mamdani was there too, and Zohran Mamdani had that big Mets curse on him when he met with the mascot. Then they lost umpteen number of games in a row. So he was also there. But yeah, but Trump is the center ring and it was difficult. And we'll show you a little bit later on the fan reaction to this, the animals, the Knicks fans. And I'll ask the question though. Would they do the same thing here in Philadelphia? I mean, let's be fair. Not all, Phillies fans, I don't see. Eagles fans, yeah. Flyers fans, not as much. Sixers fans, I don't see. They had justification when those Knicks fans were here with the brooms and all. But it was pretty bad. Anybody in a Spurs uniform or not even at, just random stuff at the watch party. They had to use pepper balls. to calm the New Yorkers down. All right, let me go to Phil in Delaware. Phil, you're on Talk Radio 1210. Hi, Phil. Hey, happy New Year and good afternoon to you. Well, thank you, Phil. I tell you what, it just flows. New England Patriots.

I mean, you can love lobster, you can love crab, you can love everything else. But just New England, Patriots flows. Even being an Eagles fan, I had to go with that. But the big question is, how desperate without disqualifying the man can they let this guy run? I think he'll be running for a while, but it'll come to a head, Phil. Thank you. So, yeah, I'll get into that coming up yet. Good call from the Patriots. They like to see themselves as Yankees there, thus Yankee Candle, but Patriots, yeah, tapped into it. Nothing better than be called Patriots. Are you saying they're not Yankees? Well, yeah, I guess they are. I would consider that part of the country as the Yankees. Why is that? I just think New England, like, I don't know, that's like more, I guess, I don't want to say it's the birthplace of America because it's quite literally here. Yes. But like, I just think when you think Yankee, I think, oh, yeah, that's farther up north than here. That's up in New England. It's like Boston. Well, they were the trigger of the Revolutionary War. John Adams doesn't get enough credit. They really did. finally trigger it, it was on the cusp. Yeah, here's the birthplace, but they can take credit for doing that. Yeah, like I understand like overseas, like to, you know, to someone from England, we're all Yankees. Exactly. But like to a, you know, to a U.S. citizen, I think of a Yankee as someone in New England. All right. So 855, 839, 12, 10, something New England is what we are looking for. And the Graham Platner thing, I'll give you a little bit more detail. I was unaware of how severe the guy's entire business. That includes the boats and all the docking and everything else is valued at just about $50,000. I thought this guy was a big success like a week or two ago before you look into it. The only one that buys his oysters. His mom. His dad gives him a $200,000 loan. I don't think was paid back to get his home. He's living off disability payments from the military. He did serve in the military. That's deserved. But there's no success story here. He's playing some working class guy who is not successful. And not working class. His mom buys the oysters. Where's Mike Test of when we need it here? You know, I would send Mike Test up there with this guy who really knows oysters. And we'll see about that. He's playing the role. And that's what they're trying to get over the top with. And I don't know that this is going to work at this point in time. Just no way. All righty, 855, 839, 12, 10. That's how you get him. All right. Let's talk for a moment about tonight and the Diane Cardano event with me starting at 5 o'clock and then at 6, Diane Cardano, because Pennsylvania, New Jersey, home sellers, if you're an empty nester or a senior and you're even thinking about selling in the next year, listen to some of the mistakes that can be made.

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Every week on the Moth podcast, you'll hear true stories that will intrigue you, inspire you, and make you laugh. He said, is there anything in your diet that might be spiking your blood sugar? I said, sometimes I eat pizza until I'm unconscious. He said, I think that might be it. For real stories live on stage from comedians, astronauts, accountants, farmers, and people just like you, follow and listen to the Moth wherever you get your podcasts. Dom Chiodano on Talk Radio 1210, WPHD. All right, it is Dom time. By the way, one of our favorites, Joe Concha will be on the show tomorrow if you can maneuver to a phone there in New York. And we'll get more detail as we get the game four. I don't think President Trump's going to another game now. That would be kind of insane at this point. But 855, 839, 12, 10, that's how you get in. Michael Cooper. on Twitter. I'm from New Jersey. I do not fold my pizza. It's a slice of pie. Why would you fold it? That's right. We call it a pizza pie. Wow. Are you folding your apple pie? Yeah, and he's from Jersey too. That hurts. Look, if it needs to be folded, it needs to be folded. Well, you know, I can rule on that. It depends on the pizza. I think there's some extreme pizza errs where, yes. Look, I'm not folding it just to fold it. I'm folding it because, you know, it's the way to eat it in many cases. I would say there's a tough undercarriage. You know, I'll eat it straight. I would say it's one out of three might be acceptable. That's about as far as I could possibly. I like that ratio. Yeah, I mean, it's mismade. It's sloppy. I don't know if it's mismayed. It's just the way they make a pie. Well, that's true, too. But I'm in the camp that says. Now, would you fold the square? Did he, Greg Stockers, folding squares? I grew up mainly eating squares. You never fold it. Okay, yes. I would think that's a solid rule too. All right. So if you fold your pizza, don't do it in front of me. Just stop it. It has to be dripping all over the place. Has to be an emergency. My God. We're still right. And Zioi, the king of the sauce people. I would love it. I would love it his thoughts, people. He endorsed it, apparently. That's what Dawn Stensland told me. That's where this came from. Greg started it. Dawn was in on it, I think. Nick Kale seems to have taken a Fifth Amendment for some reason. I'm not sure. Shocker. Yeah, shocker. 8, 5, 8, 9, 12, 10. Something New England is what we're looking for. And seeing the Southern Poverty Law Center today before the House is all that you would expect around this. Just. ludicrous and they still would not recant the Charlie Kirk. But what does it tell us about Cherry Hill and their students? That apparently I don't see this one woman bravely says, hey, we got big budget problems here. Why are we mandating something that we're the only one in the state or one of the few African American history?

So what Cherry Hill is saying, here's what Cherry Hill is saying, how bad this, out of control of this, my view. This is the same thing as reading a math. You're not telling this story. Well, why wouldn't that be infused in your history classes? Nope, that's not good enough. You know why it's not good enough? Because it's not a question of depth. Because if you want more depth than you need in a history class of African American history in America, You should have the right to have a great elective there that you can take. That's your desire. Okay, you can scratch it. There ought to be electives. That's not what it's about. It's about the giveaway or the women talking about it who teach it and support it. we're going to continue to say that America is systemically oppressive. And you need to know about the roots of that oppression because that oppression is what America is today. And if we keep on turning out kids now at the high school level, not just the college level, believing that America is still a racist country, oh well, you know where we're going. Just like from TikTok, they get that Israel is the one that's genocidal. It's the same all-out assault. So I put on note as Cherry Hill, and any of them will come on. They won't answer Henry's missive to come on, I don't think. The woman's appalled that were taken apart, DEI. You know what I'm going to do. I'm skipped everything else. Just tell me your definition of equity. And what we'll get is a filibuster of four minutes bright cut in and say, you mean equal outcomes. That's what you mean by equity. You mean that somebody starts out less than somebody else in the race of life, which is true. That's true. All of us start at different places. But we don't have the government figure out some way to handicap some and push some others forward in the 100-yard dash of life, do we? Well, we tried to do that, and it doesn't work. So what we need is an equitable playing field, meaning everybody can compete on that field with no government hurdles of one way or another. That's what it means. Doesn't mean everybody's going to start out at the same place. You might have a dad who's a lawyer and a mom who's a pediatrician. Yeah, but maybe they argue. Maybe they don't get along. Maybe one of them's an alcoholic. Oh, well, how's the government going to do that? Well, you know exactly what it's about. It's about race. That's what they try to change in the starting block of life. That's all that it's about. So Cherry Hill is on the top of my list right now. I mean, even the schools here, I have to look up. Philadelphia has had it for a while that African-American history of one sort or another is mandatory. It's being treated there like reading and math. That's exactly what they're doing. So I'd love to have that conversation. It's one thing to have it as an elective. Kids want more depth on this. They're interested or they're African-American. They want to know roots. Okay. It's an elective. But if I'm a parent saying, you know, why does my kid have to take this subject? You know what the answer is. Because America is still racist. That's why, buddy. That's the exact answer.

Now, do they go into enough depth? Probably in some places, I might increase the graphic nature, is the way I put it, of how horrific slavery was. That's how I would teach you. That's what I would do. Do we need to do it for a whole year, just in a course? No. But if you want to say, it's not graphic enough that people come away understanding the enormity of it. infuse that into the history class. That's what you do. I'm fine with that. Let's go to Karen in North Carolina. Karen is in on Talk Radio 1210. Oh, Karen, good afternoon. Hi, Dom. Good afternoon to you and the guys. I lived in New England for 35 years, and I was from the Delaware Valley area, and I had to put up with those Celtics and Patriots fans for all those years. But my answer to the question is foliage. People from North Carolina tell me, oh, we're going up to Vermont for the foliage. And I'm like, What the hell by the first week in October? It's done. It's done. It's over. It's six seasons. They're actually called himself peepers. Yeah, the peepers. They want to be peeping at the leaves. The peepers. Go on, Karen. Thank you. And by the way, Gary, ever vigilant of Newtown when he's not saying Happy New Year, text it row about this town with the law that says no leaf blowers. Only, you can have leaf blowers, only between, I think, October 1st and December 7. Huh. Leaves. Yeah, that's when it should be. Yeah, but I would reject it even. I don't want to. You want to reject it all your round. Don't you have to put them together with a rake ultimately? Here, blowing it. And I just have a rake. Rake done. Simple, easy. Exactly. Easy. Oh, God. Leaf flowers, 855, 8, 9, 12. You get on board. That's a good one. Something associated with New England. Something big. Something outside the box, if you can. That's what we're looking for. And Cherry Hill, the way that I see what they're doing is they're saying, no, everybody needs to have this mandated. because that's what America still is. In other words, rather than, they're not telling the story. How about this, Sherry Hill? How about if we have, of course, the evolving America? In other words, each day the theme is this. Look at America. Look at the mistakes that were made. Look at the horrors of slavery. Look at this, that women couldn't vote to a certain point. Okay. And then, part two is the evolution. of events that triggered change to where America is today. Isn't that a more rational approach to letting kids see the good, the bad, and the ugly, rather than just the ugly? That's what they're doing in Cherry Hill. 855, 839, 12, 10. More of your calls coming up. Scott Presler, I believe the book is out today, the persistence. He'll be here at 2 o'clock.

I haven't checked with him. I know it will be in the area. My hope is he makes it to Mulligans. I think the Pennsylvania committee he got elected to is adjourning in King of Prussia on Juneteenth, but I think the meeting's the next day. So that might be fortuitous. He might be there. But boy, Alante McCauley, Henry. Going downtown on Broadway with the Mollock and stuff. My God. Where does he get this stuff? Yeah. He's our honoree. Linda Kearns, I think, has accepted. The Kearns Award will be given out. And Henry's considering... someone worthy of that award. So we're going to be doing, it's going to be a big award center. It's going to be like the Grammys at Mulligan's. You got to be, you might be a winner. Yeah, you know what? I need different changes of closing for it. Yeah, well, I have to wear the Mulligan's official 2026 shirt. Of course. I have all them, the whole collection, in all colors, et cetera. You can get yours right over there on Hildred just a week away from Friday. Mark it. 855, 839, 1210. Gail and Company, weekday morning, 6 till 10. Dom Gerdano on Talk Radio 1210, WPHT. All right, Dom Gerdano show. We'll be making the case over coming weeks and months, where the action is, whatever happens in the midterms, got to win the Pennsylvania Senate. Remember that. At all costs, this is where we live. Just this firearms law. They're pushing in that you go to jail if you don't follow the book completely on storing said firearm is where Democrats are going to go, turning us into Virginia, turning us into California. They probably have the House. They might have the governor's office. And if they have that state Senate, it's going to be ruled that way. So remember, there's a lot to vote for, not just the congressional races, but also the state Senate. uh damon is in wilmington on talk radio 1210 hey dam how you doing good good thanks for having me on you're welcome thank you for calling yeah you bet um i have a question about that guy who's running uh running up in uh what is it main yes platinum with the tattoo and everything yes what legitimate question. Why not leave him in? Isn't he going to be easier to beat than whoever they would replace him with? I would tell you that's going to, that would take more analysis on the surface. I hear what you're saying, but I would tell you once it fades a little bit, it's going to break against them, could break against them a lot, or they are so fired up. They are just so having a hissy fit. he will turn him out. Hatred will turn him out. And this guy, they don't care. Then they might vote for him just to say, hey, what about Trump? So too early to say on that. But I see some cracks. So here's what I'd like to see. I'd like to see it not happen for a while. I'd like to see we go on, you know, for a couple months. And then it burst, Damon. That would be the perfect thing. And I think that's what could happen.

Yeah. It seems like with this guy, there's always another shoe to drop. So maybe if he'd be given another month or two. Well, the biggest in front of us is the working class fraud until I started looking at it the last week or so. I thought he was a successful oyster farm. You got guys there saying, The guy has a protected island that he finds like Kramer in Seinfeld with the lobsters. That's what he's doing. And the only, Damon, the only people he supplies with oysters is his mother's one restaurant. How many oysters could they eat? What kind of business could you have with one mom's restaurant has your business? Think of that. Well, I think didn't he get his money from his dad? The dad gave him a loan on the house, never repaid of $200,000. Yes. Wow, that must be nice. I wish I could do that. He is just kind of a layabout. He's not even what I thought he was. You know, I thought he was this successful, weird business thing here or something. Not true. So you're right. I hope it goes on two or three months and they go back and forth killing each other. Then they tag someone in, which is I think what will happen. Yeah, yeah, I think I like John Fetterman's assessment of the guy. Yeah, exactly, exactly. He's on it. What's your side, Damon? For New England. I like going for historical stuff, big stuff that you learn about, especially when you're a kid. I'm going to go with the Boston Tea Party. That is a great one, and we took DJ and Luke. I don't know if they still do it, but they reenact it. And they throw the tea overboard. You know, they have a special boxing of it all. It's pretty well done. Real quick. So Johnny on Twitter says, just give you a second here, I apologize. Only in uncivilized societies do people not fold their pizza. Oh, he's on the wrong side of history. You're uncivilized, Dom. Wait a minute. He's a sauce guy. His wife is on the right side. She knows it's gravy. And now he's folding pizzas. You know, this would be also a good debate as well. Oh, yeah. Mark that one down. Yeah, I bet I the only place I know where they might fold their pizza is Central Jersey. Hey, hey, hey. If it existed, that's what they'd be doing. I'm writing that one down, but I like the Kern's thing. Imagine, that's genius, right? Summertime Jaws. Yeah, okay. Going right to defending the mayor, the guy with Wales jackets on. And I am the Howie Wood Star. I play the chief in this. And I really don't like, yeah, I play Chief Brody. 855, 839, 12, 10. You got a line, big 1 o'clock hour at 2, the great Scott Presler of the book. The persistence, I think, debuts today. And Damon, good call. Please call us again. I think he sticks. I'll give you a little bit more detail on Graham Platner 2. Today, the primary day. I think what they have going for them, and Graham Platner is an exhibit is sheer unadulterated rage. It's a hissie fit. They're not getting their way, and they're enraged. Scott Pelley's enraged in the pompous kind of way that he is. We're pretty much settled on making all-time pompous, the side question tomorrow, but let's just not have all politicians, you know, on the left. Think of people who are just really, really pompous.

And you know what the first tell is when Scott Pelly, I thought, stopped talking in that cut we played yesterday. And it was just a pause forever. Oh, can you imagine? Pass me the pepper. 855-839-12. And I interviewed that guy, Henry. I'm telling you, the program director, Ed Pallino's sweat pouring down off of him. This guy's God. When you go in there, don't dust him. And I just asked a little probing question. We were off to the races. And I'm looking at him thinking, don't blink when he does the pause here. I was told he's going to pause. He'll take a while. Don't blink your eye. Don't do anything. Don't look away. Did he have his fingers up like he did in the last interview? He was up by his head. He was leaning back in the chair, the whole thing and all, you know. And I'm thinking, hey, I got a show to do here. When is this going to be over? 855, 839, 1210. Dom Giudano, weekdays, noon till 3, from Talk Radio 1210, WPHD. Tom Giordano on Talk Radio 1210, WPHT. It is Dom time. So I just saw this New York Post, Rams offensive linemen. Aurelick or Alorick Jackson arrested on suspicion of felony domestic violence. Yes, but they left it out of the story. He never introduced that I know of President Trump in an event. So, you know, don't expect any of this. Every day, I wouldn't say every day. But almost every day, you can find some incident like this with. Somebody in the NBA, NFL, domestic violence, police action, something like that almost every day. And it's accepted because you can keep them out of jail and you can play. The defense has rested. I think the closing statements are done and it should be relatively imminent that we have a verdict in this case. It's making national news because when there's an issue involving race, it will. involving a guy named Carmelo Anthony, what are the odds on that? And I was talking to Henry about it yesterday. Apparently, at this big track meet, it looks like a big stadium, each team has a pretty nice tent in which they sit in as a team, I guess, recuperate talk strategy. It's your bench, essentially. Yeah, but that's why I was wondering, what's he doing in the other team's tent? and either he had a friend or he didn't or he just decided he was going to go there. The story, even the defense said, yeah, the story pretty much will stipulate what happened. He just was there. He wasn't going to leave. And one thing led to another. Now, their argument will be, well, the other guy started. If you start it by going and bothering this guy, you might stab you to death. And it's very reminiscent. Henry, you weren't even, it's not that long ago. I don't know if you were, you might have been in college, where we had this incident on Chancellor Street, I want to say. It was made into a movie that I was in. Now it was a cameo row. I mean, after all, they filmed me in my beach chair in front of my house. There's that. It was during COVID. So, you know, yeah, yeah. So I still did it because I know the filmmaker, he made a great film about Mumia.

And I forget how many seconds it was. It was like 90 seconds or so of this. Where this guy was a delivery guy and had a giant knife stabs another guy. The stabber was black and the guy who was stabbed was white and a real estate guy or something, youngish. They got into it. Somehow another traffic was slowed up there and he was on a bike and he stabbed him to death. Krasner, of course, was involved, you can imagine. And this is very reminiscent of it. But this is even worse, at least in that incident, the one the film was made on. There were allegations that the people that got out of the car with the guy with the bike may have been drinking. There's no allegation of that here. The only defense is the defense seems to have tipped their hand. They're trying to give up arguing self-defense to get completely off. And they might be tipping their hand and there might be negotiations to get manslaughter here. But imagine your kid goes off to a track meet, fancy stadium in these tents like their bench. And this guy won't move out of this team's bench. Picture this. As they're talking in there. One thing leads another. He just reaches into a bag. Everybody agrees with this and stabs the other guy right in the chest. And I said he's dead right there. That's the case. Now, you know, is there mitigating in there? He wouldn't take the stand. The witnesses they had just said, well, yeah, I'm reading some of the transcript. Yeah, that's what happened. Oh, my God. So why is this case getting such celebrity? because he has a number of people protesting for him that thinks this is racial bias. That's all that it is. Really, that's the only thing saving this guy from life imprisonment if he can convince enough people on the jury to go that way. I know Fox is Paul Morrow's covering it, trying to get him on, if we get a verdict on that. And why has it spilled out there? There's a million cases. Well, look at the Schmidt case. over in South Philly. It was on Fox again today. They did like three to five minutes on it. Sadly, there's a million murders out there in Larry Krasner and across the country. Well, this one, they have video of it. There is, you know, just a sense of real difficulty with this as far as trying to get his phone back, et cetera. You hear the shot. Maybe that's it. And it's racial. At least the assailants are black and the guy from Penn State's white. There's a rally down at 20th Street, Thursday night at 7 o'clock. And again, I would say that's a relatively safe part of the city. Now, I'm not on the ground every day there. Maybe there's been increasing difficulties. And it was like 1230 or so. I think he's walking home from the bar watching the Spurs' Knicks game. And he ends up dead. And of course, when we get the guys that did this, the suspects, you're going to see they have a rap sheet that is considerably long, Krasner Land again, that happens almost in every instance. So we're waiting to see the bottom line here on what happens in this case. They're going to find him guilty. I would predict.

But is there some weasel way here? This would be manslaughter. I'm not exactly sure. That's where it's going. How does a case like this break it? Because the circumstance, what do you mean? He's sitting in the wrong tent and he won't leave and he takes out a knife and stabs a guy in a chest. You know, if we're up to me, I'd be looking for the death penalty here. Just imagine, hey, your kid just got stabbed in his tent and he's dead at the track meet. You know, what are you talking about? You know, this is in a secure stadium, et cetera. He's just talking with his teammates about whatever their strategies or whatever's going on. And this guy just said, try me. You touch me. You'll see what happens. Now, everybody agrees that was said. Is that enough justification to make it manslaughter? We'll see. All right. We've got some great ones already. We're looking. Something associated with New England. Graham Platner will win today. Great call from Damon. Is it better if we have a tag-in running against Susan Collins? I would say at this point, unclear. And I'm weighing two things. More is going to come out about Graham Platner. That's unbelievable. But two, he gets the juices going. And if you listen to the show, you know, I'm a big fan, however you get people to turn out, to vote. That's really important. This guy will. He gets the juices flowing for them. They don't care. They want something like this. They want him to say, go to hell. We don't care. We're going to vote for you. Why? We want to get it Trump. And this is how we're going to do it. Am I wary is what are the Republicans countering with? Trump on the ballot. You get all the juice. You get the antagonism, too. But think about it this way. Isn't it true? It doesn't matter whether Trump's on the ballot or not. He's on the ballot. But to some Trump voters, if he's not on the ballot, they don't feel the juice. The other side, they feel the juice. That's the dilemma. And each day that goes by, I don't see Republicans making a move on anything. Now, Scott Preser is going to be here. He says, you know, pass the Save America Act, at least give somebody, some reason to say these guys are doing something to turn out. How are we going to get people to turn out? I just gave you another reason, if you're talking to anyone. All right, the midterms, big. If they win the Pennsylvania State Senate, you will not believe Pennsylvania is going to be like Philadelphia only worse. All they need is a one-vote majority in the House. If they have Josh Shapiro, he's gunning for president. He'll move toward California and they'll go wild in that Pennsylvania State Senate. Every wish list that they have, particularly firearms, that's where they're going to go. That's what they're going to do. That's why it's so critical to vote this time. It's a critical every time, but at least if we hold the Senate, you know, we're in a national aid's disaster, but in Pennsylvania. We're holding them off to the next shot. 855, 839, 12, 10. And somehow or another, I'm not even sure. I blame Dawn is the one that started this, but she was only following up whatever the warning show was doing. Dan Borowski jumping in. We have all these pizza folders there.

That's what these people are, like zombies. Henry has adopted a moderate position. I think, you know, if it's kind of sloppy, you know, there's more on there when all, okay. I fold out of way, so. Oh, see, that's it. That's a tell. Yeah, that's too much. I was thinking about this over the last break. Like, if I'm having a New Haven-style pizza, that needs no fold at all. All right. Up in New England, yeah. Oh, is it? Okay. Yeah, it's got a very crisp undercarriage. So you don't, you know, you're getting that crunch every bite. You don't need to pull it at all. I mean, I have to tell you rarely, I get it. There have been times where I think the pizza, the undercarriage, yeah, is need some help there. But I'm still not going to fold it. I'll nibble it. I'll put the index finger in there to help me out underneath the undercarriage. But I'm not folding. You're going to find no folding pictures of me. Well, when the cheese slides off and, you know, hits you in the face in public when you're trying to eat a piece of pizza, don't come calling him. All right. Saying I need a napkin. And I'm trying to remember if Phil Murphy was a folder or not. He was a folder. You sure about that? Oh, see, well, there you go. There's video proof. Okay, well, then I rest my case. You want to be with Phil Murphy, note it non-Jurzian. What is it that Jersey can't elect somebody that grew up in Jersey? Jersey's the ultimate state where you should be from there. I agree. Its ways are mysterious. I mean, that's the whole draw of the place. This is Jersey. It's different. Yep. You got Mikey, Virginia. Yep. You have Murphy, New England. Take him off the board. Yeah, that's right. I think was Corzine from Jersey or no? Is it? Corzine, John Corzine. Corzine. I'm trying to think of you. He might be from Jersey. He was just obnoxious. No, you're not wrong. Not even in Jersey. Right. Although he did suggest getting rid of letting you pump your own gas. Mm-hmm. The one good thing to guide it. Yep. Yep. You're not wrong. They would kill you. They just would not allow it. I mean, you could say we're going to cut school lunches for poor orphans. Okay. When you're going to pump your own gas. Oh, man. Let's go to Kevin in Bucks County. Kevin's on Talk Radio 12. Hey, Kevin. Hello. How are you? Good, Kevin. So, my side question. So back in the 70s and 60s, uh people would drive the car and park either in boston garden or boston harbor to watch number four bobby o'er and the big bad boston ruins and also uh in the 90s too because my friend brian prop played for them you know got traded and made it to the stanler cut finals but lost to the messier lead boilers but yeah it's the park the car boston harbor garden and watch the

Yeah, that accent is so good, Kevin, what you're doing. We had a kid when I was still at WWDB who talked normally. Then I asked him to talk the way he did growing up. My God, it was like a foreign language. Oh, it's bad. It's weird. Yeah, and it's not an attractive accent at all. I don't think so. What's worse? It's strange. What's worse? The Boston accent or the New York accent? Boston. Boston. Oh, New York. Long Island and Boston, I confuse sometimes. Okay. I don't know why. Now, I'm a son of immigrants, and there's some German dialects that are really bad, and some I totally can't understand. But the one that where the region of Germany from from, it's called Erzkeberger, within the state of Saxony. It borders Chechia. from a Czech Republic. And apparently it's supposed to be the ugliest dialect. And I'm like, dude, I can totally understand it. I totally understand it. Very good, Kevin. Thank you, Verm. That's a great one. That is really good. See, it's all in the call. I like that one. That moves in there pretty well. And that accent is noticeable. But New Englanders are almost like Texans, too. You don't get a lot of words out of them. It's kind of a stern thing, laconic, big time. Yeah. So where did the Graham Platner guy come from? The big oyster can't we can't you see somebody running against this guy just going, all you got to do, go count the number of oysters his mother uses on a daily day at a restaurant and then mock them. I mean, you can't do something like that in a debate. I'm sure they could find something. Yeah, I just count them up. Show up, you know, here's all the, you know, I'm going to put the oysters on the table you sold, buddy. This guy might snap out. Then right there you got to, just sells oysters to his mother's restaurant. God. One and only client. The whole business, boats and everything else, he makes $3,000 a year as the captain of this little inlet that only has 17 moorings for small boats. That's his entire enterprise. And yet he's being billed as his working class hero. I don't think we've ever done it working. You know, I even don't like the expression, but I'm going to throw it in there now and see if people think. When you say working class, what the heck do we mean? The left is always using that. If you work at a business, you know, and you say, well, I'm not working class, I'm a professional. Take someone like a nurse. Does a nurse not work hard? And I'm talking both physically, emotionally. I would say they work a damn side harder emotionally than Graham Platner does with the oysters. But they're not working class. I'd say they're working class. They're working class? Yeah. I think also construction workers are considered working class. Well, of course. Yeah. Anything physical would get that. Yeah. But I would even, oh, here we go. How do you argue teachers can be? I never remember being more physically. Now, remember I taught at Southern where they had a body, you know, the chalk line of a body that had had been shot and fallen there right in front of the door for a year. I don't know why they never covered it over. So you're in a school like that, you know, it's going to be physically tough. I think that is too. It's like a nurse.

Zazlov, and I think he is... He's the Warner Bros. Oh, he is? Okay, I thought he was a big chef. He's the Warner Brothers. And Robert Kraft and some unidentified woman. No, I know. I didn't see any woman there next to Robert Kraft. And who was it? It was a... I think it was a small point guard for the Knicks that fell into... Mayor Blumberto fell into Bloomberg. And Bloomberg, oh, what the heck? Look like he had a seat removed from everybody else. I didn't see anything sitting there, yeah. And I'm wondering, how do you get those guys in there in that? They're not going to put up with traffic or whatever. They don't have a special way of getting the, you know, is that a perk, the front row, front row? I could see there being some sort of secret entrance or something. Yeah. You're not paying. You're not paying. You know, I am. I'm paying $500,000. You'll take my molecules and zoom it into the seed and out. I'm not waiting what that was like there. Oh, my God. Let's go to Scott in Mount Laurel and talk radio 1210. Hey, Scott, welcome in. Hey, Dom, thanks. You know, I am not working class. I would never accept that moniker. A couple reasons. One is I don't think that in this country, we're free people. You know, we're not subject to these little boxes and separations they want to put us in. And we better tell that to Henry. He's in there postulating today. He's got it all covered. Separations. Separations. Yeah, I don't know. Oh, they want to separate people. Like, well, you're working class, and you should vote for this person because they're going to give you this. Plus, and even by their definition, I'm not working class. I have my own business. I do my own thing. You know, I can call the radio station in the afternoon. You're an oligarch. Then you owned your own business, right? It's so funny. You're a small business owner. It's like, okay. But if you get too big, no, no, no, you're an oligarch. You know, the whole thing is so preposterous and completely made up. And people, you know, you get too into it. And it's like, you know, just another form of separation. We could say Marxist separation. But the point is politically, though, Scott, this says, I don't know about exactly that genre for Democrats. They really got a post. He's doing two things. He's authentic because he apparently attacks women, curses a lot, and lives off his mom. I don't know how that's authentic. And he's a working class guy because he catches oysters, which he doesn't do that either. Well, that's part of it, too, is this whole nonsense, these things they make up like when they say, I remember Hillary Clinton always I used to like to say, the really hard working people in America. Well, 90% of these CEOs, these are 18-hour guy nonstop. You've met some of these guys. They're nonstop workers. I can be a Marxist on this, though. I'll give you the other side, though. Don't tell Greg Stocker, not to be listening to me. You really think this is work for me, though. I don't care how many hours a day. I'll admit it.

You know what I mean? Rose says, so you talk three hours a day. You love it. You want to talk for it? Put out the trash. I get that. And the mentality, though, should be that, hey, find something that you love and do it. Not go get a job because you need a job. I mean, yeah, we all get jobs when we need jobs. We got to make money. But ultimately, we should be trying to work towards something that we really love, that you're right, that we won't feel like we're working. Well, that's what schools ought to be identifying with parents sort of try to identify with their kids, something they would do for nothing if they could afford it. And they're just driven by it. They can't get enough of it. That's exactly right. And I found people that do that. They made careers out of things that you're like, how the heck did you make a career out of that? Well, they had passion for it. They provided a product or service that somebody wanted. I mean, I was willing to pay for it. Imagine making a career out of bloviation. Let's face it. There you go. I felt the same way. I made it, you know, the early part of my career, I mean, I was selling autographed sports member. Hey, dirty little secret. Nobody needs this stuff. You know, but it's fun. Wait a minute, don't know. Your ingenuity. Henry wasn't there then when you got John Kruk on the Phillies telecast when you got an inning saying he was running like a gazelle to third base, right? That was the code word. An antelope. An analogue. John Kruk! And Crook went along with it and started saying, yeah, I did steal three bases. Yeah, can you imagine. Yeah, he played center field that year, which was hard to believe, too. But I had seen that when I looked it up. Yeah. What's your side today, Scott? What's your side? My side is, I see how it goes. It's going to be away. The weekend in New England. Barry Manila. I'm forgetting all the words. Weekend in New England. Where they have a song that he never mentions the title of Weekend and New England, but that's the name of the song. Thank you, Scott, very much. Should we take Sweet Caroline? Because I identify that with the socks. You don't say the Red Sox. It's a socks. Sox. All those Stephen King guys are there, you know, at the game. Yeah. Oh, boy. Might as well. I was planning it earlier. Yeah. Okay. 855, 839, 12.10 hit us with that association with New England. And this picture of Rahm Emanuel is pretty revealing. I mean, the, that guy you mentioned, Zasla. billionaire craft i think is a billionaire right maybe a few times over oh how um larry david he's just obnoxious and wealthy and and the guy though well let's give him credit the larry david award he gave us one of the most longstanding things we've liked he's the one that said you can't say happy new year after january seven he would have said six but he didn't want to give the january six people any credit so yeah

All right. I argue anyone in the building last night at MSG might not be working class. Oh, if you can throw $8,000 out of the ticket in the nosebleeds, you might, yeah, you might not be working. Yeah, I mean, even the crazies that are, you know, going to put themselves behind my God. So for game four, well, the prices will go down now, right? Because it won't be the sweep game. Yeah, they'll go down a little. Yeah. Yeah, I wouldn't say a whole lot, but like, yeah, if you're looking to save maybe a couple hundred bucks or a thousand. I wouldn't even go that far. I still think it's going to be as raucous as ever, and it's going to be stolen out again. So your theory still is it shows there are so many wealthy people in New York. I guess that's it with me too, but it's also just the insanity of the – I was up there. I, you know, I would say this matches. What I saw at Madison Square Garden was every bit as intense as the Eagles fans at their most intense. I literally couldn't figure out how to get into the building. Yeah. It was just incredible. Yeah. No, it's crazy the fervor that they have out there. I mean, they're out there, you know, jumping Spurs fans after the game. Oh, yeah. The one guy they beat up to an older, oh my God, yes. 855-839-12-10, you get on board. All right, the DHS is threatening again the Customs Service at Sanctuary City airports. And guess what? Philadelphia is right up there with L.A., Sam, Fran, and et cetera. Fox puts this as developing, and Sean Duffy still doesn't get it. What's the matter with this guy? It's Sean Duffy to head of transportation. Why would we do that? You know how disruptive. Hey, buddy, think about it a little bit what we're trying to do here. So Tom Homan talking about this, I don't know how much longer they're going to talk about. This is the way to stop these sanctuary cities. They would not be able to, I don't know even domestically how they would do it if they don't have customs officials there. What are they going to do? Send Larry Krasner over there. 855, 839, 12, 10, you get in right now. Hey, there's a huge difference between being busy this summer and actually feeling alive enough to enjoy it. When your body feels run down, summer stops fun, summer fun stops fast. The long drives, the jet lag, the diets, and sore feet. Suddenly, the season you waited for all year feels exhausting. Rescue natural supplements help support your body where summer strains it most from energy, recovery, circulation, digestion, sleep, even stress. And right now, listeners can buy any single bottle and get one 90% off. Use the code Bright 90. So whether you're vacationing or keeping up with the kids, your body field's more prepared to make this summer unforgettable. Go to RES-Q.com. Use that code, Bright 90. Buy any of rescues premium natural supplements, get one 90% off. Or call a product consultant, 8262-5483. Don't wait to make this year this best summer, healthiest summer yet.

Shop right now, R-E-S-Q-com. Use that code, Bright 90. Tom Giordano on Talk Radio 1210, W-P-H-T. All right, Dom Jir-Dano show. So the Justice Department just came down is investigating whether Philadelphia police are improperly revoking gun permits. And I would say over the years, sadly, they have been. You know, it's a misapplication. of who should have guns and the rifle owners of guns and illegal guns and all that. And we'll see what they find here. But that allegation has been out there for a while. I think concealed carry was one of the areas looking at. So good for the Justice Department to push back on this, or at least to look at it. Nothing more that I see of that killing of the Penn State student over the weekend in South Philly, except... that the rally for him is 7 o'clock at 20th and Durfur streets in South Philly. In area, it can happen anywhere with what goes on in the city. But the debate seems to be around, you know, just let them take your phone. Don't go back after the phone. I'm not going to, I think it brings too much pain on the family to even get into that. It's hard to recommend that you just give up stuff when you're in that situation. But you can still be killed anyhow. It's Larry Krasner after all. So we'll see what, if anything, bubbles up out of this. But it is getting, which is good, a lot of media attention, even on Fox. And I think it's because of the footage is so chilling. Justin and relatively safe, we're not talking to a high crime neighborhood historically there. And yet, this is where it happens. It's random. I don't know if they were following him or whatever. They saw him for blocks, hard to say. But when they're caught, two things will happen. One, I predict they will have been arrested before. You don't just do this. You just don't murder someone in the situation. You don't. And two, Prasner will do everything that he can to try to move this away from even life imprisonment in this. when really it should be the death penalty. And he'll drag it on is the third thing for as long as he possible. I mean, what could be more sympathetic than what we saw the sergeant killed at Temple, that family, that situation. And yet the person that did it on all kinds of video cameras and assassinated him after shooting him, knocking him down, and then standing over him, still, I don't even know where this ends up. Should have been a no-brainer death penalty. That's what the family wants, and they're exactly right. That's what should happen in this case. There's no mitigating circumstances here. What? They needed a phone. They didn't have a phone. He shouldn't have come. You'll hear defense attorney when we get these punks in there. Then what about the Sean Toomey case? That's four years. 14-year-old son just goes out to bring in the water for the family. They kill him right there. And yet... We were at the event, Dan and I in northeast Philadelphia with Anne-Marie, our great friend. And a lot of those people there, they still vote for every Democrat they can find. Keep on voting for Democrats. The only way you stop this is to vote for people that are going to every day wake up to try to push back on Krasner in every way that they can. That's the only thing that works. And these Democrats are not going to do that.

All right, Gary in Newtown. He's in on Talk Radio 1210. Hey, Gary. Not really a good segment to follow, but I agree with everything you said about it for sure. Well, thanks, Gary. Appreciate that. So I found the place where you're going to be able to retire. I'm not sure if Rose shared that sign that I took for you yesterday. Oh, yes. With the leaf blowers. Where they have a sign that says gas leaf blowers are prohibited except from October 26 to December 7th. I already gave a tip of the hat to you today, too. Yes. I saw it. Oh, I didn't hear. I apologize. I didn't hear that. Thank you very much. You missed a second. You miss a lot. Yes. I try my best. I try my best. I hear you. Henry, do you know how many days it is until next Friday? Uh, what is?

I suppose it didn't matter what I said that. We're going to have a ceremony there. I don't know if people want to get rid of the Happy New Year. They're still on to that. Yeah, it's not going to go away. Leslie doesn't want to get rid of Aloha. It's in the same camp. Exactly. Yeah. I thought one of the callers made that up. So I just, I borrowed it from him. I didn't know it was associated with Larry David. I'd learn that one again. See, I did listen today. I learned that too. Can you imagine how big of a curmudgeon you have to be to go nuts saying you can't say Happy New Year after January 7th? My God. Well, I kind of go along with you can't wear white shirts after Labor Day, too. How about white shoes? Never. Never. Wow. Gary, you don't strike me as a, you're not a pizza folder. I can tell. Oh, I am definitely a pizza folder. All right. I'm going to bring a pizza to, I'll ask Johnny if I can bring it. And I want to see you eat this pizza with all holding. Okay, there you go. We're on. I want to close up, Kurt. There you go. Now, you can't be slopping up pizzas. I need a standard pizza here. No, no, no. No, I get it right down the street, right on New York Avenue. It's phenomenal. Okay. Is it a little greasy? How's the undercarriage looking? The undercarriage? Okay, now, you need to stop that, Henry. No more questions. I'm just a... I'll have to be a mystery. I'm okay with that. It can't be worse than eating the oysters last year and spinning them out to my... Nothing's worse than eating oysters. Oh, God, oh, I don't know. We may have to eat an oyster if Johnny has one in salute to Graham Platner. Now, I've got a suggestion for the debate. I've been asking this question for almost a year now. Okay. And my debate that I would like for your approval or disapproval, it doesn't matter, I would like to say which Super Bowl was better? Super Bowl 52 or 59. And before you give me the answer, I want you to tell me the number one reason why. Okay, it's obviously 52, and the reason is... I knew your answer. Yes. It is the... There's one immortal reason. The great Nick Foles, what he did in that, admittedly like Rain Man, and I'm personal on that. Seeing that guy up close, there's not a nicer human being that I've ever met. Just unbelievable. Dom, true story, actually two of them. I'm in Giant. A guy's wearing the Super Bowl 52 Philly Special Play on his shirt. And I go up to everybody that I see that's wearing some kind of eagle's garments. And I ask him the same question. And he goes, he thinks, yeah, I think 59. And I'm like, did you look at your shirt today? Like you're wearing the one. So my answer to the side question is my favorite thing about New England. is when I close my eyes and I picture Tom Brady sitting on the field with his knees bent, his head bowed down, and he just lost 52. Absolutely. And look, I'm not big on the handshaking thing in the middle. It takes a lot. You know, I get it. Sometimes it's really hard to shake that hand. But if you can't shake Nick Foll's hand.

then you're a bad human being. You really are. I mean, he just couldn't be easier to deal with. I told you the story. Nick, last thing, do not go toward the audience. What does he do at the end? The last question I asked him starts going toward the audience to shake hands. Oh, the insanity of it. And tickets were $44 each. That's like 10 years ago, Henry. So today's values, they would be New York. It was like Madison Square Garden. And the seating capacity was 1,400. We sold out in about 6 to 8 hours. Wow, that's it. Yeah. Sheesh. One bank paid $10,000 just to spend their crew there take a picture and talk to them for five minutes. Wow. Oh, it was nuts. It was just, yeah. And behind the scenes, him wanting to play me basketball one-on-one. Oh, what a moment it would have been. Nick Falls injured. Can't play this year. All right, phone lines are 855, 839, 12, 10. You get a line. President Trump just talking about Iran shot down in Apache helicopter. U.S. must respond to this attack. We're still going back and forth, back and forth on this. I admit it's not easy. But we are not moving closer to any kind of positioning that's going to set us up for the midterms. That's what it's all about. Phone lines. Something new England. This really has caught even more than I thought. Graham Platner will be elected the nominee of the Democrats today. And several have called in and said, is it better to keep him in there? I'd say, thinking about it even more. No. as bad as it might be of what more will come out about this guy. He gets the juices flowing. Now, do they have someone there that gets the juices flowing that just they can't wait to get out there and attack based on this person? If they do, it can be a maniac. This guy's a maniac. It doesn't matter. They just want to get a Trump. That's what it's about. 855839, 1210. It's that time. Dom Giordano on Talk Radio 1210, WPHD. For this year, get any fucking whew? Dom Giordano presents. Aggressive women. Your words are garbage, and you're a bad person at this point. Gone wild. Yes, in a moment, we'll play you James Barbell. I just saw something, Hamrido. We might want to get this. Wow. The testimony in the Southern Poverty Law Center thing, this guy, Brandon Gill will be trying to get on, the Congressman, Rising Star, and he's going after the guy because of the abortion rate of African-American babies since the Southern Poverty Law Center guy's been talking about white supremacy forever, 40%. And this is a pretty intense moment. But here's James Carville talking about Graham Platner and maybe why Democrats need a guy like this in only the way that James Carvo can. You know what Grand Plano did? He joined a Maryland National Guard. Oh, you know what happened? He gets to applaud a fourth time. He's f***ed up. He's been shot at.

He's a veteran. All right? He's got a little bit weird. He's an oyster, but I know what icemen do. I live in Louisiana. I think of oyster harvesting is the same world over. It's hard-ass work. You know, and then his opponent. I can hardly say the name without the utter contempt dripping. Susan Collins, whose spine reminds me of a blueberry jelly from Maine. All right. I'm concerned. You know, maybe we need a combat veteran right on that Senate floor. Who is fucked up? Who every time these people go to vote for another war? Yeah, Susan Collins, you're on all the wars and he got shot out in having common. Susan Collins voted for all of them. Maybe they need to look at this guy before they start sending young people off to fight wars and see what the consequence of it is. So let's parse this. Veterans are going to be messed up. This guy's really messed up. That's why we need him in the Senate to be messed up rather than getting help. And also how hard of a job being an oyster farmer is. And we've been through this. This guy is all had no cattle or oyster in that the only oysters he sells go to his mother's restaurant, which as far as I can tell, it's not, you know, it's not a chain. It's one restaurant up there somewhere in Maine, and that's it. And the total business net worth, including the boat and everything else, is about 50,000. He's not making his living from the sea. He has disability and the father loaned him 200,000 and the mother. That's what he's doing. So he's not an oyster farmer in the sense of hard work, what that's like. You know, remember Kramer grabbing the lobstre. That's Graham Platner. And the guy in the Hamptons saying, he woke up every morning stinking from the brine. You know, that's not Graham Platner. That's the guy stealing the lobster from him. That's who he is. Amazing. How are they getting away with this? Because it's about hatred. It's about that energy. He fuels it. He says wild stuff. They don't care that he's grabbed and thrown women around. Several women reporting that. Madeline Dean, to her credit, said, yeah, that's a red line. He's over it. Madeline Dean, I predict he'll win today. He'll stay in. And there will be other things that will happen. that will make it very difficult, and they'll have to tag someone in. So I hope it goes on for quite a while, and then they have to tag someone in. I still think Susan Collins will win in the end. I don't think this is going to work. But what this is, is throwing a fit. Let's have a guy who's just going to go wild here, and we don't care about all the things we say we care about. That's it in a nutshell. That's where we are with this. All right, the great Scott Presler, and if I'm right, according to Amazon, The book is hot off the presses, meaning it's out today, June 9th. I hope it's out. Or you can order. And I hope he gets Scott to Mulligan's. He is, you know, just he and Kelsey Grammer.

have been the biggest stuff we've done at Mulligan. It might be folding pizza this year. And Henry, did we say across the country, you found a U-Gob thing where the greater majority of people do not fold their pizza? It's just on the East Coast. That's correct. I wouldn't even say the East Coast. It's more the Northeast specifically. Yeah, just the Northeast. Yeah, so usually across the country, I'd say it's 75 to 80% of people will eat it just flat, flat slice. But in the northeast part of the country, 37% of people fold it. All right. So only 15% of people elsewhere don't fold. All right. So Greg Stocker started all this. We have the evidence. Coming up, the great Scott Presler and Dom's Money Melody, big 2 o'clock hour on Talk Radio 1210. Tom's Yeardown, weekdays, noon till 3. From Talk Radio 1210, WPHD. Tom's your dog. on Talk Radio 1210, WPHT. Well, this is a guy who got Baltimore, I believe, first clean up in order, then came to Philadelphia, even Kensington. He's the author of the book, The Persistence. How Scott Presler cleaned up American cities, seized the voter registration drives from Democrats, and helped to elect Donald Trump. Boy, and he's done it all in, you know, a few years. Let's go to Scott Presler. Scott, welcome back. How are you feeling? Where are you today? Thank you. I'm sorry it's been so long. I've been on your program, but I have been traveling. I've been to Arizona, Texas, Alaska, South Dakota, Indiana, Utah, Florida, Virginia, Pennsylvania. But I always try to make time to go on the Dom show. I'm doing well. And as you just mentioned, Dom, this is a year that I am not only now an elected official, but I am an author. My book, The Persistence, which is available on Amazon, came out today, June 9th. And it is going out to everyone's home that preordered. You should be receiving the book today in the mail. Scott, what was the beginning with Scott Presler? I remember the first time you came here. I think it was in the Kensington area doing the cleanup. But it was Baltimore, right? And why the cleanup? What is it that you thought this is the way to break through? Well, I was even on the ground prior to the cleanup. You see, that was 2019. And I think a lot of people think of me then because that's when I reached the national sphere. But I began volunteering in 2013, and my first job was helping to elect Governor Greg Abbott in 2014. So I have to always remind people that I began with voter registration, and we elevated to the cleanups when President Donald Trump was talking about the city of Baltimore. And so in the book, I talk about how.

Democrats with their policies have destroyed almost every major metropolitan area. You look at Los Angeles with the homeless, you look at Seattle, you look at Portland, you look at Baltimore. Every major city, there's high crime, high homelessness, high drug use. And I think it's evident and there is a link and a correspondence to the fact that Democrats are in control of cities. And I said, okay, well, if I'm a Republican, I don't want to just talk about policies that are going to benefit Americans' lives, but I'm going to roll up my sleeves. I'm going to put on some gloves. And I'm actually going to do the noble task of helping to clean up our cities. And that's what we did in Baltimore. And the lesson in that is the genius of Scott Presler cleaning up who could be against that. And it's incremental. You start with that and you move on. And I think the biggest pedigree is to steal the voter registration apparatus and how do you do this and what you've succeeded at from Democrats. It's all you used to hear, voter registration drives. It was like Republicans at protests, Scott. We just didn't do that by and law. I don't remember any of that. It was you. Well, together, coming together as a team, but I will say that we definitely spearheaded taking voter registration back from the Democrats. And I remember National Voter Registration Day for years and years, you would always see Democrats talk about it. Democrats dominated the discussion. and Republicans rarely would post about it. Now it's on everybody's calendar. Now Republicans are owning it and dominating in it. And it shows also that when you register voters, you have the opportunity to flip seats like Pennsylvania from blue to red. I will say our data this year hasn't been that great even after the primary. So I am asking Republicans to step it up. I am asking people that switched in the primary to vote. Either in a Democrat primary or if you switch to independent, I ask you, switch back to Republican. And I understand that it's symbolic, but we need to make sure that we have big, beautiful success this November. So you can go to vote.gov or vote.pa.gov and change your party affiliation back to Republican. One of the unfinished business, and you don't let go, once it's a good idea, it's out there, an idea that it would galvanize people is the Save America Act. and John Thune. So, Scott, what's the status on that? What are you planning to do to continue to move the ball on it? Well, Jha, I met with over 100 members of Congress. I've met with 90 U.S. House members. I've met with 10 senators. I have been fighting for Pennsylvania on the halls of Capitol Hill in Congress trying to represent you and be your voice.

And when our members of Congress and Senate Majority John Thune refused to pass the Save America Act, they said, okay, well, then I'm going to take out your allies peacefully. And we did. We defeated Bill Cassidy in Louisiana, promises made, promises kept. We delivered Attorney General Ken Paxton in the Texas primary on May 26, defeating 24-year incumbent Jan John Cornyn, promises made, promises kept. And I am now... letting the people know that early vote action, in addition to the 22 staff that we have on the ground right now in Pennsylvania, including a state director, we are going to be hiring staff in South Dakota for one specific reason. John Foon is up for election in 2028. And if he does not give us to save America, if it does not go into effect and by November 2026, John Foon will have a Texas-sized primary on his hands in 2028. And let me just flush this out for a second. Yes, I am still laser focused on Pennsylvania. Yes, I am laser focused on delivering House majorities for Republicans in the Senate and in Congress this November and electing state security and electing Jason Ritchie and electing all of our Republican U.S. congressmen. However, I also want our current Congress to know if they do not lead, if they do not act, if they do not secure our elections, they will be ousted in 2028. And so we are setting the stage and we will begin hiring in South Dakota. I'm visiting the state at the end of the month. That is all tremendous stuff. And don't forget, not that you would, but for listeners. One of the most stirring images was Scott Presler in full voice with Diane Berseglia over in Bucks County. I believe she'll be coming up. Maybe she'll chicken out in 2027. Absolutely.

Let's win this year an electoral Republican governor, Cici Stacey Garrity. And. keep our Senate majority, flip the state house, and then we will have an unleashed Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, energy, school choice, election security, you name it, we can get it done. And then from that win, we can carry that energy into 2027 and take over county commissioners from all 67 counties. But first, I want people to stay focused on. the victories that are necessary this year in 2026. But yes, Diane, peacefully, we are coming for you because she's the one that said the Supreme Court should not be followed. And basically that precedent means nothing in our country. Exactly. Now, your first meeting, I guess, the Pennsylvania Committee, right? The GOP, Pennsylvania Committee, is on the 19th and 20th, I think, in King of Prussia. Yes. And while people can have proxies, I'm not going to do that. I was elected with 7,853 votes. I was elected the top vote getter of five people in Beaver County, Pennsylvania. And I'm taking this seriously. I will be at the summer meeting and King of Prussia. And the day before, I'm actually doing a book signing. And I will share those details with you, Dom. We're doing a King of Prussia book signing on Friday the 18th. where everybody is welcome to come. There's no entry fee. I always want everything to be grassroots. I always want everything to be welcoming to our base. And then the following two days, the 19th and the 20th, I will be representing Beaver County for my first time on the state committee. All right. So, yeah, where is that in King of Pressure on the 18th, Scott? We might make it over there. Hold on one second. And then also, just so you're aware, I will also be meeting with, to present information on illegal aliens voting in our elections. Okay, the book signing is going to be at the presidential, which is at 2910 DeKalb Pike and East Norton Township. And that's area code 19401. This is going to be from 7 o'clock p.m. until 9 o'clock p.m. The presidential off of D.E.K. ALB. Pike and East Norton Township. All right. I'll tell our listeners, because they go to Dr. Guy Benson, so do I. That is 38 seconds away from the presidential. Just so you know, it's a landmark. Yes, Scott, if you need any dental, let us know.

You know what? Well, that sounds like a wonderful opportunity. Thank you. And also, we do want to get you for a big book signing. Now, I know you're in King of Prussia, so that might be difficult. But our next Mulligan is on the 19th, June 19th. But if we have to, we'll see what we can do. Yeah, if you send me, I think I do have a. a schedule. Oh, wait, wait, hold on one second. I think, did I tell you the wrong day? No, no, no. That's correct. Right. Thursday, June 18th. If I have time available, I want to make sure that I'm doing my duties as an elected official. Right. Let me know what Mulligans looks like and if I'm able to come over, I will. Perfect. All right. We'll have Henry do that. Scott, congratulations. This is all good stuff. I hope to get there on Wednesday. I know exactly where that is. You said from 7 to 9 p.m., right? Yes, Thursday. Thursday the 18th, 7 to 9, the presidential. The presidential. Perfect. Thank you, Scott. Where do we follow you? Where do we go? And all that good stuff to continue. Thank you. At Scott Pressler, early vote action.com. The book is available on Amazon right now. And thank you very, very much. All right, Scott. We'll call you soon. Thanks. Thanks, Dan. Take care. All right. So let's see if we can work that in, Henry. We'll get the special police escort. Pat Malloy, are you listening? They get him to molligans. I think there's time to work that in. Yeah, I think so. That's what we're, yeah. I'll get over there and see him that. It is literally, I don't know, about 38 seconds. It might be 39. You turn left there on DeKalb and you're right there at Dr. Bentz on the right hand side. Oh, I had no idea. Yeah, we have Dr. Benz coming up, but just to mention to you, yeah, it's where Dr. Benz is in East Northern. Yeah. Interesting. That'd be interesting. Doc slides over, brings the tools right there, book signing, and Dr. Benz. Scott sounds like, oh, yeah, exactly. All right, it's 855-839-1210. We will get you on board 855-839-1210. And right now it is time for... It's Dobbs, Money Melody. That's exactly right. All right, Henry, what do we have? Yeah, Dom, so today on the side, we're asking for things associated with New England. And I had to figure out what kind of bands are from New England. And one of them, I think the most famous being has to be Aerosmith. They formed up there, and I think it was about 1970. And obviously, we all know who Aerosmith is, many famous songs, Stephen Tyler, the whole gang. Yeah, Kirk's singing. Eric Beck is singing now. I don't know that I know Aerosmith per se as much. I think Stephen Tyler on his own is more famous than the band. Am I wrong? No, I would agree with you there, considering I just said Stephen Tyler and the rest. Yeah. I referred to the band. Yeah. So, yeah, I would think you're right there. So I'm going to play you.

Sweet Emotion here. Only it's going to be a cover version of the song. It's going to be covered by another band from the New England area. I want to know the name of this band covering Sweet Emotion. Some notes about this band. They're a ska band. And not just any ska band. They're actually credited with the creation of a certain ska genre, the ska core genre, which mixes ska and punk. Okay. And they were also the band featured in the 1995 film, Clueless. So I'm going to play you this ska band here. I want to know who it is covering Aerosmith. From the New England area. Covered. Aerosmith's Sweet Emotion, want to know who this band, the ska band, who was in the 1995 film Clueless, want to know who this is. And if you're the winner today, you'll win a $50 gift card to the great Metro Diner. Kids Eat Free on Wednesdays this summer at Metro Diner. From 2 p.m. till close at participating locations, families get a free kid's meal menu favorite with the purchase of an adult entree. Stop in this week for a quick, easy, and affordable answer to what's for dinner all week long with the Metro diner. All right, 855, 839, 1210. Let's get a winner coming up on Talk Radio 1210. Tom to your Dono. On Talk Radio 1210, WPHT. It's the money melody. Where has all the money gone? Show me to. That is right. Every day around 213 or so. Let's hear the clue. Yeah, I want the name of this New England ska band who's in a genre of their own. Let's go to Tom and Trevos. Hey, Tom, afternoon. What's your answer? Hey, Dom. Nice to talk to you. Is it maybe the Mighty Mighty Boss Towns? Yes, it done. Very nice. At least it wasn't Dropkick Murphy, who are so anti-Trump. They're not even St. Patrick's Day anymore. Any more details on that? I was just hoping someone to do Dropkick Murphs. It does go with the yelling in this song. It does kind of give you a Dropkick Murph's vibe. But no, Mighty, Mighty Boss Tones, yeah. Credit is as the creators of the ska core genre. All righty. Winner, $50 gift card, Tom, enjoyed a metro diner. I'm sure there's one there are true of us, pretty sure. Okay, I just saw this interview, another interview with Carville today. It was progressive women going wild saying the allure of Graham Platner is, we all have imperfections. We want someone with imperfections to be the leader. Now, think about how derange this is, right? These are not imperfections. First of all, these are the things that would take any ordinary, you know it and I know it, white, straight male, and get him bounced forever, in Democrat circles at least, right? Any number of these things, this guy's involved. My God, the Nazi tattoo. But it wouldn't get him bounced. Eddie, he's a fraud.

and you're seeing more and more, I think this is the angle to go after him, the oyster stuff, more and more of these oyster guys. I might get, we might have Mike Testa to come on tomorrow. Remember last year we had a lot of fun because he talked about the oyster industry and all he's passionate beyond belief. And I think he can tell you what it takes to actually make your living from the sea, how difficult this is. This guy's not making his living from anything except his mom and dad in a restaurant. where they serve an occasional oyster. So Carville, we want people imperfections, he's saying, are equal authenticity. All right, what they're trying to do is they're trying to replicate Trump in some way, shape, or form, and they're trying to have someone appeal to straight white males. I guess they think a guy with a Nazi tattoo who throws around women and basically is not working too hard. is the person to kind of play that role. It's play acting on the name of authenticity. And he's far left, at least crazy stuff that he says constantly. All those things together, that's a nominee. Now, they're right in one thing that I can tell so far. This type somewhat gets the juices flowing. where people get revved up. They're already hating Trump, Benjamin Netanyahu, the whole thing. And this type of guy might get them. Yeah, this guy's a fighter, you know, a warrior. He's going to go after them. That's all that I want. I don't care about anything else. And really all they care about is winning. We understand that. You've got to face the enemy such as it is. We can attack it and all that, but that's the strategy. The wind is at their back in that they have something to go on. Hatred. Seathing. And when you hate it and you can't get at it and you know you can't get at it, then you want to do something else. You want to go after the person that you can get at. Jack Ciattarelli is a perfect example. I mean, I was told Henry by a couple of people that they haven't seen Jack at the convention. I was told this. In quite a while, don't know what he's doing, whatever. You know, I've been busy, but I have his guy or former guy. I'm going to invite him to Mulligans. Yes. He ran, I was inside that campaign. I am pushing back to this. Oh, we didn't do this. We didn't do that. No, I'm not saying it was cheating, although I always suspect that. It was something else. Maybe it was the government shut down, the layoffs. That was part of it. But. The other part of it was you have two things going on here. You have the hatred going after Trump that drove these people out. And then you have these reluctant Trump voters that I just, I'm tired of coddling them to come out. I only want to vote if Trump's on the ballot. And as much as Trump sort of says, well, look, I am on the ballot. You're going to be on the ballot nationally. We need to win the House. It's not exciting enough for something to get them to turn out. And I'm not going to be one of these guys denying and coddling them. They just have to turn out. If not, you're not a patriot. Is that simple? If you don't vote, are you a patriot? The answer is no. Well, it's a choice. There's no real choice here. They don't do anything. Oh, shut up. Just step up and vote.

That's all you have to do. Try it for once. Doesn't have to be exciting. Yeah, maybe Jack Ciattarelli wasn't exciting to you as Trump was. Mikie Sherrill is as tepid as any candidate I've seen. I don't see the excitement at all with her. But you've got to show up and vote. It's just that simple. That's what's riding on it. So, yeah, I'm going to try to get Jack there. I don't think he ought to be taking this. That rally we did in October. with him and having him over at Mulligan's. I thought he may win, he may not win. But this is going to be within a point and a half maybe either way, meaning lose by that or win by that. It's going to be close. And I'm sitting there, 807. I think, yeah, Henry was working at night. We're being told, you know, News Nation, I think you put it up on the screen. Yes, I should save that screen. News Nation is calling it for Mikie Sherrill. And then we go to Matt over in Jersey. Yeah, Matt's over. He's backed up, yes. Yeah, he's putting things in a bag, he's grabbing something to eat on the way out. Yes. And I'm saying, I'm not reporting that. I'm going to stick with this for a while longer. I don't want to be in that position on election. I can't imagine. 8.07. Can you see them running down the hallways? They bring in Scott Pelley. And I would like to announce that the Democrats are now in control. Take that. You. Take that, Bari Weiss. Oh, my goodness. 855, 833, 9, 12, 10. So this guy is beyond fraudulent. And they're trying to pitch it. These are all imperfections. Now, could it go that even they can't stand it and the polling starts to turn the stuff with women and the other just despicable stuff, the rape fantasies of males to dominate them and all this stuff? He's an animal. That's what we're dealing with. And he's a liar. He's not, quote, working class. By the way, I haven't seen on Twitter people are disputing Henry's definition of working class. It's all of us here, except for the owner of the building. for the most part yeah he might be he's somewhere right now with his feet up on a desk i'm not working class that's right now get back to the gruel there yes yeah it's someone who probably doesn't even know this station's even in the building yeah we have a radio company here that's who is it's only so it's a very small number of americans and maybe 99% seem to be working class. Yeah. Okay. I could live with that because it blunts the other side. They're always trying to divide and say teachers suddenly are working class, but then they'll say somebody else is not. Yeah, I don't know. I don't differentiate. I know. I know you're not. All right. So let's go to Joe in Columbus on Talk Radio 1210. Hey, Joe, afternoon. Hey, good afternoon. Dom, Henry. It's good to talk to you guys today and happy to do. Yeah.

Dom, I got another somebody for our good friend Graham Platner. He defaulted on a loan from his dad. How can you, if you think rationally sanely, how is he going to default on you, the people of Maine? That is so, you know, I don't even know the parents of Bohm, the Philly's third baseman. But if true, what they did to him, if true, if that plays out. It's despicable, Joe. You're right. How could you trust anything when you do something like this? And I'm going to find out, Joe, if I have to go to Maine, how many oysters does he sell a week to his mom? I want to know the exact number. I would say, I'll eat all the oysters he sells to his mom. Oh, man, Tom, you really hate this guy, don't you? Tom, he's living the path of least resistance. And whether he has his parents to thank for that or not, he let his dad down. Does that put faith in him? Let him buy his first house. Then he's stiffed his dad. Make it another sound bite. Yeah, exactly, Joe. But I'm trying to think politically is it advantageous that he gets a nomination tonight and goes for a few more months? I would say it is. I think there will be a breaking point here. Madeline Dean even came out against him. So there is some hope that two to three months later it'll blow up. I agree. I agree what you said earlier. Let him blow himself up. Wait two or three months. And, you know, let him, you know, let him see, you know, like, who was the guy on the yacht with, who ran for president who got caught? Oh, Gary Hart. Gary Hart. Gary Hart. Let's become another Gary Hart. What was the name of the ship? The Gary Hart ship. Oh, God. It played into it. He said, hey, follow me around. You'll see I'm not doing anything. What the heck? Yeah. Monkey business. Monkey business. That's the name for a boat. That's great. Yeah. Dom, I'd like to talk about this pizza folding for a second. Uh-oh. When you fold a pizza, when you fold a pizza, it's not pizza, it's pita. It doesn't give the great ratio of... Yes, yes, exactly. Exactly, Joe. We're going to win this one. I lost on gravy, but I'm winning. We may have to get Greg Stocker there so you can eat this in front of us. Where does the ratio go? What do you mean? Two crust to one sauce. Dom, I can't believe we're teaming up for this one. Let's bring Roe into the fold, too. She's not a pizza folder. She wouldn't have it in her house, Joe. Wow. But, of course, Roe is embittered. I've never saw her like that last year. I think she was actually considering cheating. That's how crazy she was over the gravy. Yes. Yeah, that was a hot mess. So, Joe, what's your side?

On my side, and we have all these geographical dialects down south, they have y'all. And I don't know how that goes with a sailboat captain up here. We have our Dawn Adelphia with, you know, you know what I mean without an answer to that up north? Yeah. Up north, we have A for the Canadians. In Boston, they always use that word, and I think it's synonymous with the word awesome, where they say wicked. Everything's wicked. Yes, that's a great one. Scott Wahlberg does it. Wicked, wicked. And if you think something's like awesomely funny, they say it's a wicked pisser. By the way, Henry, you know how I am with this all thing. You don't strike me as a guy that says, has ever said you all. I've never said you all. We had a guy out. I think I told you, but maybe not. We had another groundhog issue, the groundhog in the side of the house. This guy came out. He even had the hat on whatever. He must own part of the business. Brilliant today. Takes the camera on a thing that's looking over the groundhog and the whole, all sorts of materials. But he says y'all. And he's not from the South. He's from the Poconos. Close enough. And I write there as ready to say, Roe, this guy's brilliant. The price is right, everything. Just don't say y'all here again. Come on. You got to be kidding. I feel like I type y'all a lot. But, like, yeah, it's not in my vernacular for speaking. And how does a guy from Abington, that would be Josh Shapiro, say, y'all, every fifth word? He thinks it's cool. All right. More on the ground hog experiment. Second time, two years ago, we had it. This guy's right on it. It says, oh, we'll take him a trap and put him in the woods. And he said, what draws him? Epson salts, we were told to put down there. And Road did it already. It seems to be they don't like that. Yeah. But how long two years later do we get to groundhog in the center of the city? We're on it, the trail. There might be a lot. Get Linda Kearns on the phone. There's something up with your yard. Maybe your soil or something. Yeah, they like her gardening. Yeah, that's what it is. Yeah. So 855, 839, 12, 10. More calls coming up. We're just talking with Scott, who has an event over at the presidential. And I think from the address he gave me, that is very close to dental perfection, the Bent's Dental Group. When it comes to complex dental care, experience matter. When something feels off with your teeth, it's not just about fixing the problem. It's about trusting the person who's guiding you through it from start to finish. At Ben's Dental Group, board certified prostitinanus, you have two of them. Dr. Robert Bentz and Dr. Emily Bentz, they bring years of advanced training and experience to every case, especially when dental issues go beyond the routine care. Their team delivers right from the beginning, the secret sauce, that diagnosis, that accurate diagnosis with the infrastructure they have, it never fails. You get that smile, you get comfort and long-term dental help.

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I don't know if that's a good thing or anything. I miss the debate about the sauce versus gravy. To me, it doesn't matter as long as it's good. Now, in regards to the pizza, you've got to fold it. because it keeps from getting the grease on your shirt. Thank you. Well, wait a minute. You can't eat a piece of pizza a little bit away from you with the shirt? Come on. How about a napkin? Have you ever heard of that? Well, you know, I kind of have a little, I'm a little over-suffed in the midsection. So I'm going to produce a little bit. But, you know, hey, who cares how you eat it as long as it's good? There we go. Well, we do care about this thing. Greg Stockers started. It's he always. Behind it, Dawn Sensen seems to be complicit in it. We're fighting back here. It's the one show that gives you the truth here on the station. All right, Chris, what are you? Hey, you guys are great. I appreciate it. I don't have a side question. I apologize. But you guys are great. Keep up the good work. Thanks a lot. Have a good day. Thank you, Chris. All right. Robert in Penn, Salem. He's really storing up a lot of stuff today. Here we go. On Talk Radio 1210. Hey, Robert, welcome in. Hey, Dom Henry, it's good to talk to you guys today. Thanks, Robert. I wanted to touch real quick on this working class thing because it's just an early example of the left branding something and using it as a political wedge. Back at that time, most of the people who were, quote, unquote, poor were working, laboring people. But they didn't want to, they didn't care that they were working. They wanted the poor to overthrow the rich. But you can't really rally people by saying, poor of the world unite. So they had to come up with a catchy title, Workers of the World Unite, working class. You're talking to the people that you're trying to get their votes by giving them a title that sounds better to them. They don't want to be called poor. They want to be called working class. And today, it doesn't matter what you do, as far as I'm concerned, if you're chasing that paycheck and you're... doing something to support yourself and improve your Latin life, you're working. I mean, granted, when I was out on the flight line in Phoenix or when I was in the restaurants as a kid, that work was harder than when I was working in the office. But I was still working in the office. It just depends on whether your gifts are labor-intensive or... you know, brain intensive. Robert, yeah. And one of the things I would argue, I'm thinking particularly the base of talk radio with small business people, even if they're not the labor at that point, they're in charge. They take it 24 hours a day and they do something really valuable. They create jobs. They give opportunity. That's what I look at. And the work that went into building that is more than most people really do or understand. All I'm going to say is that if you're going to attack people, you're attacking people who are successful workers. And that's my problem with it. I mean, the only non-working class people that I know of are the idle rich, you know, the trust fund babies, and the people who choose to be taken care of by the state.

because they're not working either. That is right on. And these nepo babies are one of the biggest scourges of our society right now. That's true. But if you think about it, Trump was a nepo baby, but he built something 10 times bigger than what his father did. That's a worker to me. You know what I mean? That's the test. Do you go beyond what you were given at the base? That's exactly right. Most people that age, if they bought $1.2 million from their dad, would have gone to Acapulco, done on a drunk fuel trips or whatever, and they would have blew the money. If you did something this amazing with it, shut up already with the working class hero. We're all out here working, man. Stop it already. Absolutely. But I'll get to my side answer, and I was going to start, like, there was a cookie company up in Massachusetts. They since been purchased by Nabisco, but they used to make cookies and name them after places in Massachusetts, like Harvard, Shrewsbury Hill, et cetera. And one of them is still surviving. It was a biscuit rolled up on fig, and it was named after the town of Newton, Massachusetts, and it's the Fig Newton. And that's kind of the standard amongst cookies today, especially with the older ground. But it wasn't just that. Pepperidge Farm started in Connecticut. And I thought of that because of the prior call with the accent, I always remember because Petridge Farm remembers. So you guys have a break day, Tom. I really appreciate it. All right, man. We're really getting into heavy hitters here at the side of the winter. I was talking to Henry during the break, and I didn't get Kurt in and yes. These guys are tough. The jury is deliberating the Carmelo Anthony trial. I don't expect. They're going to come down before the end of the show. But certainly by tomorrow, I would expect some point in the show. That's the stabbing and the track tent that is just unimaginable, the fact pattern of that. All right, it is the lightning round. 855-839, 1210. Tom Chiodato on Talk Radio 1210, WPHD. The time has come for the final test. We usually call us the lightning round. Hey, that's right. Don't forget Diane Cardano event 5 p.m. tonight. I'll be there. The Hilton right there in Fort Washington. We have great appetizers, wine, then Diane's seminar. You will not get anything better when it comes to your home and all that you build up with it. Just sign up, and it's all free. We'll see you there tonight at 5 o'clock. All right, it's like the 27 Yankees line up here. I don't even know where to go. The classical Babe Ruth, maybe he's more of a Joe DiMaggio, more classical. Joe of Exten, here on Talk Radio 12th at afternoon, Joe. Cute theme song. Yes. Yes, hello, Zalman. Good afternoon. The Russian political activist, Alexander Sojanitzin, is freed from a Russian prison. He then leaves Russia and comes to America, where he settles in Vermont, where his son, whose name I don't recall, grows up studying classical piano.

I once saw a soldier in a perform at the Kimmel Center, solo piano, shortly after which he leaves Philadelphia, and I never learned where he eventually settled. All right. Thank you, Joe. Wow. Talk about this. Robert Frost, Joe's taking not only to two paths. There's another path way out there that he fell out there. I was following Solzhenitsyn, then the younger Solzhenitsyn. And then we don't know where Solzhenitson is. Whatever happens. Whatever it happens. I bet somebody out there right now is texting me. Here's where Solz and Eitson is. Question is, will he be at Mulligan? Let's go to Drew and Upper Darby. Hey, Drew, afternoon. Hey, Dom, thanks for having me, man. I appreciate it. You know, Dom, a long time ago, I mean, a real long time ago, in the early 80s. I was stationed at an Air Force base in northern Maine. I mean, way up there. Like, Maine is a long state, north to south. And this base was way at the top of Maine. And, you know, when I heard they shut this base down, it's like, damn, man, I froze my butt off for nothing. Anyway, the area around that part of Northern Maine, I believe it was the Alonquan Indians. There's not much up in Maine other than the woods. They're famously known as the Northern Woods or the North Maine Woods. So the Indians from that area, they called that area Northern Maine. They called the Aligash. And now there's a pretty popular beer among the young folks called Alligash White Belgian. I know it's brewed in Portland, but the name Alligash means Northern Maine. All right. Thanks. I appreciate you. Thank you very much. Henry, tell me if you got anything more in a verdict reach in a Carmelo Anthony murder trial. Oh, give me a second. Yeah, I don't see. There is now a verdict that's been reached. I guess it'll take a while before they read. The jury will be coming back. in a little while to have the verdict read. Well, the afternoon show will have that. We'll be ready to go tomorrow on that, though. It's pretty quick telling me it could be one of two things. It could be manslaughter and they reach a quick compromise. That would have been talked about. Or, as it should be, murder. Hard to tell, though, because of the dynamics of this case. A lot of protesters there, shockingly. Michael in Wilmington, who has reached one of the highest honors, callers imitating him.

On Talk Radio 1210. Hey, Mike. Hey, Dom. Yeah, quick, quick shout out. And thanks to somebody like Robert of Ben Salem. I really, I was kind of taken it back. Yeah, that's right. We got to get Scout on Mount Laurel needs an imitator, too. Be ready on that. Yeah, shout out to Robert Benzell. That was awesome. So, yeah, Dom, quick to get to my side here, switching from Solzhenitian. I'm going to something that made me think of the New England area. That would be the infamous and famous codfish for a Cape Cod. Also, I was told a long time ago, there's the sacred cod carving that hangs in the Massachusetts State House. And who else, Dom, could forget the baked cod, cod chowder, and the cod cake. And after this, Dom, I'm getting on my house and having a beggar. Take it easy. Thank you, Michael, very much. Well, the cod is the, isn't it, the root of the Feast of the Seven Fishes? There's a lot of cod action with that. which I hope to bring back this year. Working on it. Zenos in Upper Darby. Hey, Zenos. Good afternoon, Dom and Yasu and Chow. Chow. Yes. My thing is, it's going to sound like a movie. It's three Greeks and a pizza pan. They came from Boston because they copied it from another Greek that had a pan pizza, brought it down here, and it's famously, you probably know it, is New England-style pizza. And it was in a gallery road. I know Drew knows about it. And there are the architects of the pan pizza that started it. And everybody went to their schools and opened up their own places. And then they went into the franchise business, so they had everything covered. Nicely played. Thank you. We know the Greeks did everything. It's just a question of taking that out. Right. Alan in Hamilton, last quick word here. All right, Alan, what do you say? What's your side? The Scotch have the Loch Ness Monster, but New Englanders have in the Champagne Lake the champs. creature. Okay, thank you, Alan. I think he's a non-Pisa folder. He's following the machete rule, which only are very sloppy. Exactly. So I think we've arrived. The Mulligans, that's got to be on the docket, the pizza fold. Absolutely. And Linda Kearns is going down once again. I'm sad. Such a great legal talent. She helped to win Pennsylvania, but she's not winning in this court. All right, Kirk.

Big time stuff today. Oh, absolutely. So I love Karen from North Carolina with the foliage. Both guns blazing on that. Okay. Okay, Karen in North Carolina. All right, that's singular. Yes, Henry. I second the rage behind. Why would you want to go see the foliage up there? I do second that. But I also like Gary's answer of Tom Brady walking off after Super Bowl 52. Or seat it on the field with defeat. That's right. I like Joan Columbus's answer of Wicked and, you know what? It's because we're talking about today. I got thrown Zinos with the pizza. I love a nice New Haven slice. Okay. You guys made a case, Karen in North Carolina. Yes. Because, yeah, she really went after the peepers, the fallage people in New England. Solzhenitsyn and then the Belgian beer. How do you write? Nobody could write this stuff. I like an allegation. They're good. Yeah. That's what they don't understand about talk radio. This is completely unscript. AI couldn't come up with this. You're not wrong. Could AI? Intuit what Joe of Exit might say. No. It would blow up. It would give up. All right. It's the afternoon show next. We have the verdict in the Carmela Anthony murder trial. We got somebody on that tomorrow probably. We'll talk about that. And another great side question. Thanks for listening today. Afternoon show next. All that. Talk Radio 1210. WP.H.T. Dom Giudano, weekdays noon till 3. From Talk Radio 1210, WPHD.