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Now, will this be powerful enough in the midterms to sweep them in in some of these seats? And on the other hand, they're also good. This woman who's running against, the woman running against Tom Kane, Jr., who won't show up for work, the son of the former governor. is right out of central casting. It's Mikie Sherrill. Helicop, Navy helicopter pilot posed in a helicopter, gunmetal helicopter, with her baby. It's Mikie Sherrill again and again and again. I don't know what Republicans can do to Tom Kane, Jr., but I'm not going to be in the tank and say, well, what about this? You know, the Democrats got away with, I get that. But we got to get this guy out there or get somebody out there. You're going to lose that seat. And I would say this, Republicans are not going to win massively in the midterms. It's just inertia. It's just the power, who's in power and all that stuff. So if they win, meaning they keep the house, it's going to be single digits that they're leading by. Right? I'm not even sure now with all the people and all the excuse where it is. But I would say if they are winning by three to seven. that will be tremendous. Democrats could win by more than double figures. I don't think they will, but they could. So we're in a little bit of an uphill. We got the redistricting. We got the Supreme Court decision, Alabama again yesterday. But how do we counter a maniac? I don't know how this guy's in the country. Well, doesn't he have a First Amendment right to say we ought to kill Americans? That's what he's doing with the blind shake. road trips with him, et cetera. Well, he certainly shouldn't be in the Congress, right, New Jersey? They don't care. A lot of talk stuff went on here. It's all genocide in Gaza. It's just endless with this. What about the blind cheek? I don't know if this was asked during debates or not. We don't care. Genocide in Gaza. We want people that are going to go after Trump, Benjamin Netanyahu, Jews in this country. We want to go after Israel. He's going to get rid of ICE. We don't care. So you don't care that he befriended in open court. I'll try to get the transcript by tomorrow and testified for this man who tried to murder as many Americans. Just think of this guy if you forget. as a bin Laden knockoff. He didn't do what bin Laden did, quote, successfully. But that's what he was trying to do. Why was he in the country? Why is this guy getting away with this? How bad are Republicans or how hateful are people in New Jersey that they can ignore this? So kudos to Fox for leading with this versus the glamour story. Philadelphia Inquirer hasn't deigned to print this. They're too busy trying to figure out if Jeff Van Drew can be beaten. I don't see anything here in their coverage. I have to look up where the 12th congressional district is. For all I know, it might be in central Jersey. So who is it in that district that would vote for someone this hateful? Yes, and by definition he's hateful. If you stand with the blind sheet.

If you were into that whole thing, not only you're hateful, you're supporting someone trying to kill Americans. All right. Here is John Fetterman, who, again, I know people were told, oh, he's trying to lower you to vote us to stop it already, but speaking common sense. Here's John Fetterman. This will be cut five talking about the other creep out there. Graham Platner. Here's what he says about Graham Platner. What kind of a creeper has been on a decade on a platform like kick and send a dozen explicit kinds of messages and who knows what else? Would it be better for Democrats if he was not the candidate here? Oh, I'm saying it's like... When I was growing up, if someone had a clear Nazi tattoo on them, you probably could conclude that there's a Nazi sympathizer. At some point, you're going to continue to defend that or dismiss that. All right, so there's John Fetterman, at least one of the few with Graham Platner calling this out. My prediction there is it's not going to last with Graham Platner. They're stuck with him. They're going to try to tough it out. But in the end, I think Susan Collins will beat him. I'm not worried about the Senate as much. You know, there's some situations there. It comes down to the House. And every seat, and this Tom Cain Jr. guy. If we wake up, we're sitting there the next day and we're out of the house by one seat, and it's this guy that loses. It's hard to believe. But is New Jersey aware of this guy from the 12th congressional district? Did they not do a good enough job? Or is his message, I'm going to go after them on Gaza? That's all that they want to hear. The guy supporting someone you could have been in that garage, a Leiblin could have been in that garage. I don't know that he had enough capability. It doesn't matter. He had the hatred to murder us. And this guy knew it and stood with him. And I don't think he's renounced any of it. He just deflects to other things. I don't even think he should be here, let alone a congressman. All right. One other thing, update you. Here are the names of the teams as far as we know at this point into Pride Month. that have not, and Henry thinks that MLB, there's some of those two, NFL teams who have not complied by putting up Happy Pride Month and all that. Dallas Cowboys, New Orleans Saints, that's a surprise one, Cincinnati Bengals, Cleveland Browns, Kansas City Chiefs, Las Vegas Raiders, New York Jets, Pittsburgh Steelers, and Tennessee Titans. I don't see any trend in there or anything else. It's just kind of random. I don't know why they're not doing it. But I will tell you this, the education department is really on to something. They're not celebrating Gay Pride Month. They are celebrating Title IX month. You get it? Title IX month. And my advice to every one of these candidates, Josh Shapiro, whoever you're running against, bring up again and again and again males in female sports. You can't do it enough. You can't spend enough. Make people aware of it.

And if I were running against this guy in a debate, I would just reference the blind shake. I'd learn a little Arabic. And I'd say, I don't want to hear about your property taxes. You supported a guy who wants to kill and tried to kill as many Americans as possible. Why are you even here? 855, 839, 1210. You want to hear some of the MLB teams and what they've done? Yes. So in terms of teams that have changed the logo on their social media and put posts out there, four, four teams. Okay. Do you want to know which four? Yes. The Orioles, the Mets, the Giants, and the Nationals. Okay. And then, let's see here, 12 teams put out a Pride Month post. Four teams had a giveaway or a retweet of sorts for Pride Month, and then 10 teams did nothing. Wow, that's quite a big number. Or have done nothing to this point. As a yesterday. Yeah, you got to do this the first day. I mean, they do it, you know, it's Henry McMaster. They'll celebrate everything. And they can't celebrate this. I mean, I think the low tier, your point is, is just a happy Pride month, and then he move on. Right. The reconfiguration of, hey, say hello to the Mets and it's got the colors and the right thing. That's a little, that's the next tier. So the teams that did nothing are the Braves, the Cubs, the Reds, the Astros, the Angels, the Marlins, the Brewers, the Padres, the Rays, and the Texas Rangers. Again, I don't see any pattern there, do you? No, not really. Yeah. It'll be interesting to see if they get the word and go, okay, remember that rulings can go any way that we want here. Yeah, you would think the Angels and the Padres would. Yeah, California, sure. It can't be an oversight, too. I mean, they have guys putting up happy salami day. Oh, I'm sure their calendar is a mess. Yeah, yeah, exactly. All right, 855, 839, 12, 10, you can get on board AT&T and Verizon Wireless. All that you have to do is push pound 1210. But that's the headline today, even what's going on in California. Fox is doing a service to everybody by leading with that, which is. Not just vaguely. He worked in an al-Qaeda front group. I didn't know anything. Road trips with the blind shake. Just an outstanding hater. Unbelievable. We don't care. It's on TikTok. Israel's bad. The blind shake? So what? It didn't work. Let's picture that. Trying to kill us. And these people in Jersey vote for it. In Philadelphia, they're trying to kill us criminals. They vote for Krasner. Somewhat the same thing. Right now, it's time for... It's Dobbs. Money Melody. All right, today we're playing for a four pack of tickets to see the Redding Phillies versus the Binghamton Rumble Ponies at First Energy Stadium in Redding, Pennsylvania, Friday, July 31st. For tickets, visit Reddingfillies.com.

Yeah, Dom, so today on the side, we're asking for more contemporary people whose name will be relevant in 100 years from now. Yes. I'd say someone whose music will definitely be relevant in 100 years because it's just lasted this long already is none other than Billy Joel. I feel like... Can we Joe 100 years? I think so. There's something about his music where it attracts older generations, younger generations. I think it's going to keep speaking to people throughout time. More than Taylor Swift? Yeah. Oh, absolutely. I'll get it. I'm giving that. Yeah, more than Taylor Swift. All right. Because I think the proof's in the pudding. I think he's already done it. I think he's cemented himself. So, anywho. Billy Joel, someone who's been remembered for a while. I want to see if this person, who I'm going to play you here today, is also going to be someone worth mentioning in 100 years, as Billboard has them in the top 10 of pop stars in the 21st century. And this is a list with some pretty heavy hitters on it, with Beyonce, Taylor Swift, Rihanna, Drake, Gaga, Britney Spears. Kanye, Justin Bieber, to name a few. And this person's on that list with them. So I want to see if this audience knows who this person is, really. So I'm going to play you this cover artist of Billy Joel today. I want to know who this is covering him. Some notes about this top 10 pop artist of the 21st century. She came up doing television on Nickelodeon, and at that time was known for iconic red hair, not so much anymore. But I do want to know who this international superstar is covering Billy Joel here. Let's take a listen. This artist has multiple songs with... billions and billions of plays on Spotify. I want to know who this person is. All right, hit us with that answer. You get the bell for today, and you get to go to the Redding Phillies, 855-839-1210. Tom Chirdano on Talk Radio 1210, WPHT. It's Doc. Money Melody. Where has all the money gone? Show me to my... That's right. Every day around this time, we engage in that. Let's hear the clue. Top 10 pop star in the world, three-time Grammy winner, got her start on Nickelodeon with her iconic red hair. Want to know who this is? Jerry in Wilmington. Hi, Jerry. Who is it? Well, he just said, I know I'm not right. Britney Spears. I said to red hair a couple times. Thanks, Sherry. Nicky in Jersey, talk radio 1210. Hey, Nick, who is it? I think it's my deciders.

Oh, my God. Red hair should limit it. All right. 855, 839, 12.10. You want to give a little more of a clue? Sure, sure. So, yeah, has, like I said, multiple billions of plays on Spotify. But also, like I said, got her start on Nickelodeon and has continued with her acting career so much so that she was in one of the biggest, I'd say, musical movies of the 21st century, starring as a, I guess, a witch of sorts. If you know her from that movie, a certain, I don't know, evil type movie. I don't want to say, come out and just say the movie, but it's a movie about witches, a lot of singing in it, showing off her vocal range. She'll say that much. She's the star in that. All right, hit us with that. We'll take those calls off when we get a winner. We'll put them on 855, 839, 1210. You get him right now. Timothy in South Jersey on Talk Radio 1210. Hey, Tim. Welcome in. Hello, Dom. How are you today? Good, good. That's great. So I'm calling because I'm a friend of Justin Murphy. Okay. And we are exhilarated by his primary win last night. It was astonishing. And it really is a true story of grassroots grit. Yeah, it is shocking. I mean, the odds against it, the resources, et cetera. Henry will be inviting him the Mulligans. We want to feature him against Cory Booker, and I think he's got the right stuff to take him on. I think he does, and, you know, he is actually a real constitutional conservative, too. And that is exactly the candidate New Jersey needs to represent us. And you know, Democratic-controlled and, you know, we're not far off from California. And I'm just, I'm trying to get his story out. There's not really much time for celebration. Cory Booker has a lot of money. has a lot of backing, and he's going to be a tough hill to climb to beat. Well, I'll tell you, Timothy, Cory Booker's imaginary friends, too, are a real force, if you know what I mean? Correct, correct. And so, you know, I'm like emailing podcasters. I'm calling radio stations. We need to hit the ground running. Justin needs to talk. He needs to get his name out. And we need all the backing that we can get. And if you don't mind, I would love to plug his website for all the Patriots here in New Jersey that could help. Go right ahead. Perfect. Okay. So it's, it's Jersey Justin, the number four, Senate.org, for Senate.org. Okay. Jersey, Justin, J-U-S-S-T-I-N, the number four.

Senate.org. All right, very good. Thank you, Timothy. We'll be talking with him. Well, you talk a battle of the wit and the witless. I'm looking now, you know, we pulled a lot of stuff today, but if there's anything that pops up here, it says Marco Rubio sparring, and who's he sparring with, the witless? The Dean of Decency herself, Madeline Dean, the pride of the suburban people who have gone nuts. Decency. Just stunning. Marco Rubio's probably thinking, oh, man, is this all they got? Give me a couple of fastballs here. They brought the shoes up with Trump. I don't know what she brought up today, but there seemed to be a lot of ships in the pictures with Madeline Dean. It goes on. And you have Markwayne Mullin also testifying today. Okay, 855, 839, 12, 10. Now, I'm seeing this on Twitter. We know that Representative La Monica McIver did get into it with Secretary Mullen today. And apparently they were talking about racism, of course, and Delaney Hall. And she apparently said, you want to talk about racism and everything. Tell me why every person locked up in Delaney Hall is a foreigner. Huh. Well, could it be the reason that Delaney Hall houses illegal aliens? Might that be the reason, Congresswoman? I thought Markwayne Mullin did excellent today. Much better having him in charge than Christine Ome. You see how things are going with this. much more capable. And again, same thing with Tom Homan, really taking charge of the day-to-day stuff. It's in much better hands. All right. Let's go to Phil and Delaware now. Let's see we got a better connection. Somebody who will know. Oh, Bob. Okay. Oh, yeah. Bob and the, that's right, we didn't finish up with the answer here. All time. Well, billions and billions of hits on Spotify, Henry, and we're looking for the cover artist for Billy Joel. Okay. You know, like this is a top 10 artist right now. Will we still know this person in 100 years? I don't know, based on some of the answers. I don't know. Right. Well, one of my favorite places is Rio Grande. Dan used to crawl with that every time. Bob in Rio Grande, Tele Radio 1210. Hey, Bob, how are things in Rio Grande? Very well. But you're the only person I know who calls it Rio Grande. Oh, come on now. We've got to start with that. So when I come down to shore, we're going to change the town's name, the pronunciation. Bob, who's the person's? It's our everyone on Groundway. There we go. There you go. Yes. I don't think she's going to make the cut 100 years from now, though, Henry. It may have been a trial balloon here. Maybe not. I thought the red hair thing would give it away. Yeah, I didn't know she was that. I didn't know she was that. I didn't know she was that promise. Oh, yeah, totally. That, it's overwhelming. I mean, looking at her Spotify, they're her top.

I think eight of her top ten songs all of at least a billion and a half plays. Wow. Yeah. All right. Bob, you're the winner. You're off to see the Reading Phillies with the Binghamton team. Phone lines are 855, 833, 9, 12, 10, AT&T, and Verizon Wireless. All you have to do is just push pound 1210. By the way, in the hearings today, we're monitoring this, but it's hard to believe this is a ceasefire. As we see the Iranians launching on Kuwait and some U.S. military, some just firing at Kuwait. Let's see if we can hit it. The United States retaliating, rightfully so. But we still put the wrapper on of ceasefire. Is there anything you can break this logjam? Very difficult to see where this goes. Despite the Iranians, under all sorts of difficulties financially, they want the sanctions removed. That's the leverage. Of some sort. Up in the air, though. And the midterms clock, tick, tick, tick. 855, 839, 1210 is how you get in. Hey, attention, Pennsylvania, New Jersey home sellers. If you're over 60 and even thinking about selling right now or next year, do not start too late. Sellers are losing thousands before the sign ever goes up. They fix the wrong things. They guess on price. They get blindsided at inspections. Learn how to sell smart, protect your equity with me and my friend Diane Cardano Casaccio with Cardano Realtors. This is their free home seller seminar. The next one, June 9th, that's a week from yesterday, June 9th, at the Hilton Garden Inn right off 309 in Fort Washington. Meet me, enjoy wine and appetizers at 5 p.m. Then a seminar starts at 6 p.m. We'll answer questions like, should you downsize now or stay put? What about capital gains? How do you declutter 30 years of stuff? What should you fix or not fix? Should you sell as is? And how do you price and market your home to sell fast? All attendees get a free copy of one of Diane's five books. Your choice. Diane Cardano says RSVP now 215-576-866 or go to 215-576-866-866.com. Tom Giardano on Talk Radio 1210, WPHPHHT. All right, it is Tom Time, 855, 839, 12, 10, who will be culturally relevant 100 years from now, this coming off, Marilyn Monroe's 100th anniversary? That's what we're looking for. By the way, Amazon has to thrown Walmart as the Fortune 500's number one company ending the retailer's 13-year reign atop of the list out this morning. Top five. Well, I only have the top four. Got cut off here. Amazon, Walmart, United Health Group, and Apple. And more than Amazon, because I see this coming, I think Walmart is trying to get into the Amazon business. And I think some of it with Amazon, yeah, it's convenience, it's all that. But it's also this, oh, look, there's a box when we get home. Oh, my God. What could be in that box? It's good branding. He's got a smile on it. Yeah, it does. They're very good.

But United Health Group is more than Apple, which is this gigantic, you know, the China stuff aside, et cetera. And of course, Louis Luigi Mangione, did he get that word in the big house? Uh-oh, United Health Group is bigger. That means they're taking over Americans. They're number three on the list. I don't seem to go after the Walmart and the other. Oh, no, no, no. It's United Health. They're the giant here. They're the one that is at fall. By the way, too, affordability watch. We talked about this before, but we've got something a little new on. We have the NBA finals tonight. I don't have a rooting interest big time, except I like the negative rooting. Just rooting against everything New York, the Knicks, Zohran Mamdani, Brunson, the whole game, everything about them to me. It's just, and I know down the hall at WIP, some are rooting for them. They have three Villanova guys. Yeah, I love Nova, but I can't even get behind that. I root for those guys, but like, no, I can't in good faith. No, with all those fans, yeah, I can't. I can't root for them next. It's got to be Go Spurs. So let's see, let's break it down. Pamela Brown at CNN. You could get a hotel for a few nights in San Antonio for $600. You could fly round trip for $700. You could go to not just game one, but game two of the NBA finals in San Antonio. You would still come out ahead by spending about $3,100 less than the almost 4,000 to see them in New York. They revealed that some fans were actually doing that according to ticket data. Oh, man, this has to be stopped, Henry. And you just come up with the financials. It's got to be stopped. It's bad enough with us. 30% of ticket purchases for game two of the finals in San Antonio came from buyers with New York zip codes. Wow. 30%. That's crazy. Yes. So what chance do we have just an Amtrak car away of containing this in the future? None. They're willing to fly to San Antonio. and go through all that. Yeah, I get it cheaper and all that, but you're flying, you're staying in a hotel. The river walk is nice. I recommend it. There's nice breakfast places, the Alamo. But I don't see too many of these creep Nick fans going to the Alamo, right? We got the Big Apple. Why do we care about an Alamo? Keeping the Knicks fans out of the Spurs Stadium is going to be their new Alamo. They're not doing anything to stop it. You would think San Antonio is pretty hot, upper rising team, that they could sell out pretty easily. You would think maybe their prices are abnormal for San Antonio. Yeah, I think they are pretty high. Based on this, I wish they were more specific. They don't say these are the gazillion dollar seats. They're talking about what appear to be decent seats, is how I would characterize it. You would go to all that trouble. And 30 percent.

Not like 100 people going. 30%. What do they see? 20,000 times that. That's like, what, 6,000 people? Or seats. All right, so maybe 3,500 to 4,000 nuts are doing it. How can we stop them coming here then? And the answer is you can't. I don't know what else to do. Lower the ticket prices even more. Then we'll get them. Then there's not going to be a $250 ticket that someone's going to know, I don't really feel like when a Knicks fan goes, that's a bargain. I'm grabbing that. Okay. Maybe that's, yeah, but then they're capitalists too. I know they allegedly tried something this last time around. So New York, again, I mean, it's just unlikable. They get more unlikable every day. The whole thing. The whole thing is ridiculous. But flying to San Antonio to take over. Now, the Eagles fans do that too. So there's that. They go places. The Eagles fans travel very well. Yeah, I want to take it over. But as bad as that can be, it's the accent. It's the arrogance. It's their celebrities. I know they have celebrities. We don't. Why don't we have celebrities in the front rows? Maybe we have to populate with that in an arms race. 30% though. Wow. All right. Let's try Phil in Delaware now. See if we, uh, fingers crossed. Yeah, fingers crossed. Hey, Phil, go right ahead. What do you have today? Hey, happy new year and good afternoon to you guys. Thanks, Phil. I'll tell you what, Mikie Sherrill is literally one of a kind, her and Kim. They'll stand there and say, you know, they're going against this and going against that. And all of a sudden, they wonder why the temperature rises. And then they'll go and say, oh, we got turned down temperature. We really do. It's out of control. Let me send some state police. They're safe. Hell no, they attack them as well. Yeah, well, the curfew was something that helped because then you have a legal right just to move in there. They're violating the curfew and move them out. Once you take that away, and I think that's the mayor, then, yeah, this is going to continue, but they're not going to move out of Delaney Hall. They're going to hold the fort there. No, and Obama and Biden endorsed them being there. Nobody questioned that. Yeah, exactly right. It's just amazing. And, you know, it's all Jews. It's all of us. We did it. We made it happen. We concocted this. Yeah, exactly, Phil. What's your side today? Who do you have? I got to go with Benjamin Netanyahu because golden my year was, you know, and still is a figurehead. And I think no matter which way it goes in the next year, Benjamin Netanyahu is going to never be forgotten. I'd say that's a fair possibility. Benjamin Netanyahu, gold on my ear. I was a seminal figure at one point, but you go around here. We can't judge by going in the streets and Philadelphia and saying some of these names about what's going to happen. You know, there's an ignorance level that's mind-boggling here. So I don't know about that. I think it would because either love them or you despise the man. Benjamin Netanyahu would. And because of the just the savagery of attacks that are going on here.

Philadelphia Inquirer, I keep looking. No mention. So the Philadelphia inquire is all over Jeff Van Drew, whose district, I think, is fairly far from Philadelphia. But they're not reporting on the 12th congressional district where this Egyptian-born plastic surgeon won substantially. I'm not sure if he was running against someone who's Jewish. It might be too. And his whole tirades about Gaza and genocide, one of the big reasons he won, he was the buddy, the confidant, testifying in court for the blind shake. Just say, I can't, you know, in time of startling what we see with the left, I try to get to the bottom of it. Did they not know this? Somebody whose whole mission in the world, his whole hatred, He wanted to kill Americans, this country that allowed this creep to be here. I have to look up what he got sentenced to. I don't know if he got life or not. Andy McCarthy was the special prosecutor in that federal case with a blind shake. And I remember his defense attorney was another anti-American. And this guy testified for him and was the road body of him. He has not renounced that. somebody that actually not only wanted to, but I did believe did kill some Americans blowing up the World Trade Center. And Jersey? Yep, bring them on down. We hate Benjamin Netanyahu. We hate Trump. We can't get enough of this. So you have to realize for the midterms. The secret sauce is not just constantly saying affordability, even though they make everything unaffordable. It's not just Trump hatred without Trump on the ballot. It's Benjamin Netanyahu hatred. It's TikTokry going on. Gaza. Not property town. We care about property in Gaza. We're going to put this guy in the buddy of the blind cheek. What are Republicans do to counter that? They have the upper hand. The redistricting is working in the Supreme Court again, Alabama yesterday now. They'll be able to take a Democrat district there that was under the Voting Rights Act that has long since passed why that should be. All good. Here we got a guy in Jersey, Tom Kane, who won't show up against a woman who's a helicopter pilot with a kid. It's like Mikie Sherrill's sister or something's running against him. If we lose by that seat, I don't know what to say. The consequences of this. are just so extreme. You got Chris Rab, the noted Jew hater over there. Hey, Henry, how's that going with getting him on the show? The guy's such a big mouth, right? Come on the show. You get the first five minutes. You can tell me what you think of you, because I'm going to tell you the next 55 what I think of you. Without commercial breaks. You're not hitting that button for any commercial. Oh, my God, that's it. They'll take us all out. Jean D'Arms who the rest us. Come on, Chris Rav. Come on the show. Man Airy's not that far away. At 855, 839, 12, 10. I don't know if I've ever devoted a guy with two earrings on, but I may have. So that's just his personal style. You know, though, that this guy is a menace who's going around the country and following in the footsteps of the extreme. That's what's going on here.

And what we have here with this guy in Jersey is certainly the national story. All right, it is the lightning round next. Here's how you get in. 855, 839, 1210. AT&T and Verizon Wireless, all you have to do is just push pound 1210. Tom Chirano on Talk Radio 1210, WPHT. The time has come for the final test. We usually call us the lightning round. The story's coming out of Delaney Hall. Now, Jeff Van Drew said he would take a lie detector test on this. We're going to have to the wrong person, Henry. I think we had asked Andy Kim would he about the stuff that he's allegedly seen there. Yeah, he's the senator from Jersey, and he's sort of more local, I think. That'd be an interesting. All right. Side question today is 100 years from now. Who will still be culturally relevant? We've had some really good answers. It's a tough one. You know, not going back to Sherman Mao or something like that. It has to be contemporary, and we pretty much have that. And tomorrow, the more I read Scott Pelley, I don't know if we've ever done pompous, but be thinking of that because my experience is one-on-one with them. Oh, my God. It's one of the reasons that what's going on at CBS is so important. They're really trying to turn it around there. And the resistance. Now, we want to be part of the bias media is overwhelming. Now, today, who's going to be left at CBS with the Vaughn at 60 Minutes? 60 Minutes is not what 60 Minutes used to be. Joe and X-In next. And Joe's on Talk Radio 12 today. Hey, Joe. Oh, yes, hello, Dom, and good afternoon. Good afternoon, Jow. A name that will go into cultural history is that of Poplio the 14th, the very first American to occupy the office of the papacy at a time when the papacy has been the exclusive monopoly of European. theologians thank you joe that's henry got some ring of it to me yeah yeah yeah that made a great case there yeah even if they don't know his name per se which is a little part of the deal oh that guy was the first american pope because i don't know anytime soon these guys are going to give it up again i mean this is a weird thing that it happened uh that we had the first american pope it's a shame it wasn't dolwin that would have been much better in my view. And he's from Villanova. I wonder if he has a benediction. Go Nix. My hope is they get swept in four games and they lose every one by a point.

I think it's, I don't know if they're going to have swap, but I think every game's going to be real close, so that could happen. Oh, yeah, yeah. Who did they have on Brunson? Who guards them? Oh, man. I'd probably be Stefan Castle. Okay. Yeah. I just hope this guy, can't we bring Patrick Beverly in for a cameo? Oh, well, Stefan Castle plays like his old college coach, Danny Hurley. He brings that anger. He wants to get you. All right. I'll be watching tonight for that. Boy, I'd love to just as a. You know, bucket list, coach against Hurley. 30 seconds into it. That's it. It's over. Screaming. No, no, more than scream. I mean, that's it. That guy is just beyond obnoxious. Bill and Bucks County on Talk Radio 1210. Hey, Bill. Hey, there, Dom. Greetings from Buccah County, Pennsylvania. Oh, I wanted to mention that it was good to see Jackie Hyderick this morning on the anchor chair along with Bill Hemmer. Oh, boy. Were there any Brian Fitzpatrick stories there? No, I think he was in, you know, offstage. When's the wedding again? Is it in July? This month. This month. Haven't you sent in your RSC yet? Well, Henry handles all that. And where's the wedding, Bill? Oh, I really, I don't know. Maybe I don't know. Well, the one I'm waiting to see is on both ends, Josh Shapiro. Does he come to the wedding? I bet he would. He was invited. He was. Yes, he was. And, you know, and Bill, you're behind the scenes politics, the second to none in Bucks County. I don't know how Stacey Garrity puts up with this. If I were a politician putting my heart on the line there, and this guy is sinking me like this. What the heck? Go after him. Yeah, well, you know, Brian is one of the last Republican congressmen in this five-county area. So, I mean, we got to keep them there. Yeah, but what I'm saying is, Bill, the governor's race is one thing. I'm concerned about the country because I see Josh Shapiro in the end being a top contender. That's quite possible because that seems to be the direction he's going. I mean, you know. Exactly. Yeah. Who's your person? Who's your person? My person is a creative, innovator, and a master marketer. From Apple, Steve Jobs. And I love that guy's wardrobe. You know, I have all kinds of versions of it. I'm going to zip up a little more. And he's got jeans, too. Yeah, that's right. Early and often. Yeah, exactly. He's got a cover. Yep. The Earl of Taconi. Earl, what's yours today? This one's a stretch, but this guy started out on the radio probably close to 100 years ago, but he was still charting and in the Billboard charts when Marilyn Monroe died. He's responsible for one of the bestselling songs of all time. It's been played on the air every year for the past 80 years, and I think for the next 100 years, we're going to continue to play it on the radio. You're not getting here the rest of the year, but it's Mr. White Christmas Bing Crosby.

All right, thank you. I think Sinatra and Bing Crosby are relatively similar, and Sinatra's got a better shot than Bing Crosby. Oh, I'm being culturally. I don't know, because I do value Earl's point about the music there, the Christmas music. Yeah, I do too. How Christmas music pops up year in, year out. It feels like we've been listening to the same people for 100 years. Nobody has said Elvis today. Where's Linda Currins? Knock on the door. This is a check to make sure Linda Kearns isn't stolen away or something. I thought her minions would get in here. Zenos, where else? But in Upper Derby, which will be culturally, diner will be still here 100 years from now. Hey, Zinos, what's yours today? Good afternoon, Dom Yasu and chow. Mine has to be today when a gentleman, and he was from Philadelphia, his name was Garrett Brown, and he's the inventor of the thing that they put in front of you where you can jump up and down for stabilizing cameras. He did it with the videos and everything, and he's the inventor of that. And the first time they used it was Jack Nicholson when he was chasing his son through the maze. And he revolutionized the movie industry with that invention. They use it in every sports, baseball, football, and his name, with the help of Kirk because I had brain freeze is Derek Brown. And he's a lot to do with that. All right. Thank you, Zinos, very much. Some other entrants, because I've run out of time, though. Jimmy Hendricks and Neil Armstrong. I thought about Armstrong, astronaut, and all that. You know, you have so many people that believe we didn't land. By that point, God knows what they'll be saying. All right. We've got to go back. Yes, that's right. Kirk, what do you say? I say, Michael from Wilmington with Snoop Dog. That was an excellent call. Oh, for sure. The rhyme. The wrap. The whole thing was really, yes. The Dom Giordano part of that. Yes, Henry? Yeah, I really wanted to lean into the contemporary side. Well, there was some really good answers. I really do have to lean with Michael and Wilmington with. Snoop D-O-G and Joe of Exeter with Pope Leo, young Pope. Yeah, which one do you want to go with there? I like Michael's call better. What do you like? I'll go with Michael, yeah. Michael, all right. I love Joe's call, though. The Pope, though, as the first American Pope, he might be the only one ever, you know, forever. Who knows, that's so rare. Those guys don't give it up easily. And it goes, we have one American, that's it. Wait another gazillion years. All right. We're back tomorrow. Alante McCauley in studio, among other things. And we got a couple of other things we're tracking here, including the slavery exhibit. We got to get you of that tomorrow. And I think a great side question. The afternoon show is next three big hours. Then Rich is back with his podcast, I believe, six to seven. He started again yesterday or so all that straight ahead on Talk Radio 1210, WPHT. Days noon till 3. From Talk Radio 1210, WPHD.