Larry Belongs In A Room (Full Show)

Tom Giordano on Talk Radio 1210, WPHD. All right, let's make a deal. Do we have a deal? That's what's being talked about. That's the lead today. In other words, apparently Axios break into news. Now, we take these things until we see them fully, that there is an Iranian deal. The details, as I see them at this point, I'm opposed to them. 60-day ceasefire. Iran would renounce going after nuclear weapons. So what? The Strait of Hormuz would open unrestricted. They would remove all mines within 30 days. Those are the broad strikes of this. The only thing it needs is the signature of the president who says he needs a couple of days to look at this. If that ends up being the deal or something very close to that, was this worth it? I'd say no. All right? The negotiations would be over, I guess, taking the nuclear material out of there. They'll just renounce trying to get a nuclear weapon, but that doesn't mean we're going to have any way of inspecting it or being on top of it. But that's where we stand at this point. That's the thing that's breaking. Now, the other thing that's breaking, Philadelphia Inquirer's got a big article telling us what a stain on the country it is, what's going on in Newark. We have a garbage man trying to get through and do his job fighting with these animals who are crazed and believe that because the Newark police are in the tank and the whole system there, they'll continue to blockade the detention center. So here is... what they're chanting. This will be cut seven. Here's what they're chanting at the Newark facility. And then I'll play you another one. I'll summarize it because we're getting it now. Here's the chant. Listen to this. Shoot yourself in the head. Every cop, every fed. Shoot yourself in the head. Cut seven. All right. Little technical. issue here. So that's the chance. The other chance. Every cop. Every fat shoot yourself in the head. Every cop. Every fed. Shoot yourself in the head. All right. So this is, this is what we're facing in America. That's what these animals are in their neighbor is the Democrat Party. We'll play the other in a second. Now, this guy, it's all over Twitter. If they don't drag him, drag the streets of Newark to find him threatening federal agents, telling them, I got your face, I see you, you're dead, your wife's dead, your family's dead. If I had that state senator Bramick in studio right now, wouldn't end to, you know, I'm almost asking Henry, I'm writing it down. Let's bring him back at punk again tomorrow, alleged Republican. They're chanting right there, buddy, in your state in Newark. I see your face because, you know, the masks may come down and the struggle going on there. And this guy told me, if you remember, he was on the phone, ran for governor. Well, I've never seen the state troopers say they need it masked. I've never seen the police say they need masks. Why in the world should we let the ICE officers have masks?

It is so revolting, so out of control. And what are they found when they've gone into the detention centers that the inquire says is about five miles from the Statue of Liberty? And the answer is not much, if anything. All right. So again, you heard that chant and will play you this guy about seeing your face. and your wife and your kids and everything else. And this is what we're facing there. This is what we're up against. And we're also up against guys like Sean Duffy. Let me take a moment here with Sean Duffy. Sean Duffy has given testimony or talked to the media saying that we should not push back on the sanctuary cities. by removing the customs people there, essentially shutting down their international air travel. And he said, we shouldn't be doing that to people just because we differ with their politics. Hey, Sean, it's not their politics. They're violating the law. That's what we're talking about here. It's not their politics. Yeah, it is their politics. That's their belief. But the law says you can't be here illegally. You can't be here illegally committing crimes. You can't be getting out before ICE can get to that. Sanctuary cities are violating the law. It's just that we haven't found the mechanism to make them stop doing it. And one mechanism might be removing the federal people from the airport, thereby they cannot then have international travel. All right, here's part two of what's going on at Delaney in Newark. Part one, you heard them. Shoot yourself in the head. Here's part two, particularly this one guy who I bet they're after. And I would charge him with every federal crime I could think of. And every single one of them. He goes to jail for 100 years. I don't care. Listen to this guy. You are your whole fucking family. The whole fucking family is dead. Come on. Children, you're what? All dead. Put you. My boy. I have your face, mother. You're dead. You're dead. Dad. You boys to back up a little stick down because I'm about that life. You say, come on. You say come on, right? Yeah, small now. All right. All right, so I see your face. I know who you are. Okay? We also have Bobby Menendez Jr. showing up there, the son of the convicted Goldbar guy, getting in the face of counter-protesters, another scoundrel. It is just, they're making this the battleground in Newark. This is where it is. This is the place. You heard that guy. I've seen your face. We know who you are. We'll figure out who you are. Now you can say, oh, they're not going to be it. This is why they wear masks. How many times do we imagine having a wife. What they're trying to do, they're trying to wear down who would stand every day and have to deal with this rabble.

You had one woman who lies on her back in front of them pretty much naked, spreading her legs to antagonize. I mean, this is what they're up to. They are, they're not even rabble. And of course, you know there's the Antifa element, but there's also the Palestinian element that shows up here. I'm looking at a roster of some of the people kept at that facility. And again, we're hearing Department of Homeland Security ways pulling the CBP officers from some airports in sanctuary cities to help guard ice agents. Pull them. Make places like Philadelphia put up or shut up here. Don't keep on threatening this. This is where you should go. All right, we got special guests coming up a little bit later. We have State Senator Corman. Coming up. I'm sorry. Coleman. Coleman. Okay, State Senator Coleman coming up. Jared Coleman. District 16 serving bucks in Lehigh counties, and he is on the AI thing. I want to play you a little bit of Doug Burgum. Bergam, this is on, this is cut 17. And Breitbart breaks down what he says. He's the energy guy. He's on what Maria Bartaromo. And you'll hear him for a moment or so talk about the war we're in, why we need AI. And then he says, it's foreign disinformation. Can you imagine this guy? Foreign disinformation that's fueling this antagonism to AI. Here's how it sounded. China with streamlined or no permitting at all can just blow through all the regs and build what they need to build. In the U.S., you know, we're finding opposition. But one of things, I mean, Kevin O'Leary reported on it last week, more people should be. But, you know, there's a concentrated information propaganda war that's geo-targeted. Any place that's trying to build data centers is getting bombarded with foreign directed propaganda to try to block these from being built. So people who don't want data centers in their backyard are falling victim to foreign propaganda. I don't know why people on the right are starting to do this. Remember, Thomas Massie and the Tucker Carlson crowd, the podcast to Stan crowd, was suggesting that Israel bought an election in Kentucky, which is just completely implausible to me that Kentuckians would be cowed by Israel, and they don't feel like that it was actually the problem was Thomas Massie turned on President Trump and didn't support President Trump's agenda and became an online grandstander. That wasn't what made Thomas Massie lose. It was foreign interference. This just has all the hallmarks of the Russian disinfo stuff. It's really foreign propaganda, why people are concerned about AI. Honestly, Doug Burgum, excellent guy, love Doug Burgum. He's invited my show any day he wants. But this is so off base. People are in complete fear over AI. This is a reality that the Trump administration, I guess, maybe doesn't understand. People do not want to lose their jobs to robots. There was one item that came up in my show. That's enough. Thanks, Henry. So, no, Doug Burgum here is a guy who's a molly, molly millionaire involved in all this stuff, doesn't want to hear it. It's propaganda. It's Russian collusion.

Somebody's got to shut them down, Maria Bartaroma. Are you there? So I'm looking at the mayor of Cherry Hill saying, as long as I'm there, there won't be a data center here. I'm looking at Bucks County we talked about yesterday. We have Coleman coming on. He's got a couple of bills that are involved in this whole AI thing. Now, look, there are those on the left who are using this. It's an anti-capitalism thing and all that. Can you imagine this lame stuff I'm sure I got a lot of rubles here, Mr. Bergam. I'm sure some Chinese yen or whatever the heck they pay you in China now came our way. And that's why we see this AI thing here in the Delaware Valley is a big threat. Okay, so we got this clear evidence. And we'll ask Bramick to come on tomorrow. And see, after what we've seen in Newark, we'll play that clipworm, despite the profanity, you can hear him say, I've seen your face, you're dead, your wife's dead, your kids, your family are dead. Now, that guy has to be dragged off the streets, taken into court, get his day in court, and if that's not a threat to a federal officer, there are penalties for that. And that's exactly why ICE agents wear masks. Because of people like that, that's exactly what they're up to. Now, if they don't kill you, maybe they kill a pet. Maybe they want to harass you. Maybe they want to say a load of your kids on the way of school and then tell you they did it. They're trying to wear down ice. And the Philadelphia Enquirer is trying to do the same thing. That's what all this is about. It's warfare there in Newark. And the response ought to be with these sanctuary cities. You could start with Newark. Take away the federal agents here. Let's see what they do. There's no reason that you have to do it. They want to be a sanctuary city. That means they're independent of the laws. Well, then let's see what happens with air travel. All right. Let me give you the side question here. And it's 1943. On her about this day, the All-American Girls Pro Baseball League was formed. I guess that's where they got a league of their own or something like that from the famous film. We're looking somebody in their field who is in a league of their own. I'm going to take the fanatic off as a mascot. I don't know if any that have beaten it or will beat it. Take that, Gritty. And as far as genius is, I'm going to take Einstein because we still say, yeah, that guy's no Einstein. We don't say he's no Elon Musk or he's no fill in the blank. We say he's no Einstein. Okay, Henry, how about yours? Yeah, I'll take two off the board. There's one, it might be a little controversial, just considering how many composers we know throughout time, whether it's a Beethoven or a Bach. But I got to hand it to Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart.

I feel like to be such a prodigy as he was, to have someone like Salieri, even though, you know, it might be a little dramatized, you know, gunning for him every step of the way. And to die so young and so, you know, before his time and just how many recorded works he has that are, you know, famous throughout time. And to have a movie made about you. I mean, how many other composers have movies made about them? None. I mean, Beethoven, maybe, but that's a dog. Yeah, I think you got to hand it to Mozart that he is in a league of his own. And then the other one I'm going to take off. I'm going to stick with baseball here. How about the all-time home run king in a league of his own? Sadaharu O. Okay. Do you know who that is? Sure. Yeah, he's the Japan League baseball player. You know, everyone always talks about, you know, Barry Bonds, does he have the real record with 762 or whatever? No. Professional baseball at Sadaharu O with 868 career home runs. Did that while only standing 5-10, 173 pounds. He got very good at swinging the bat because he would swing a katana all the time. And that would enable his wrists to have just this quick flowing motion that would just carry the ball right over the fence every time. So Sadaharo and a league of his own. Just one note, I think it's a book that says due to some irregularities back when he started playing, Babe Ruth may have hit that number. They just don't know it. Yeah. Interesting. Yeah, there have been several things, yeah, about, well, all I know is the year that he hits. I don't know if it was year he had 60, but home run Baker was second with 10 or 11. So, you know, there's quite a, yeah, but oh, worldwide, yes, without a doubt. Kirk, how about yours? I'm going to go with Elon Musk. I know he mentioned it a second. I'm going to go with him. Also to Steve Jobs, took a swing on the smartphone market with Apple and took the iPhone to bigger and better things to this day. Yeah, it is a breakthrough. What happened there, without a doubt. You got to strike me as Blackberry, guys. Is that true at any point? Yes. Oh, sure. Yeah, of course. Guilty. That's way back. Yeah. Yeah. 20-some odd years. Yeah. Oh, at least. Yeah. Okay. So we're looking for somebody who is in a, quote, league of their own. Meaning, you've got to really have him eclips everybody else. The second place guy, it's got to be pretty clear. I would say Edison, I'm not going to get into that with the other. So that's why I left the ball here. He's in a league of his own in terms of copycats. There we go. That's what we're going to hear. That's right. But I think the fanatic is in a league of his own. And so Einstein would laugh at these others. Why do we still say he's no Einstein? That's got to be 50 years old or so when it started. Okay, it's 855, 839, 12, 10. That's how you do it. Of course, it's Alante McCauley Thursday. He spoke at City Council again today. He'll be here in studio at 1 o'clock, and with him will be William Small, who also ran for office. He's the guy who couldn't get the Republican Party to help him.

get enough to get on the ballot, if you remember. They just didn't want to hear it. What in the world are we doing with the local Republican parts at Close Club? They don't like me now. Tough. Tough. 855, 839, 1210. You get a line. That's how you do it right now on Talk Radio 1210. Tom Chiridano on Talk Radio 1210. WPHD. All right, it is Dom Time. Welcome in, 85, 8, 5, 8, 3, 9, 12, 10. Coming up in a moment, what could go wrong, the Montgomery County Commissioners, the Mr. Softie Truck. Let all felons vote. Let's go to the prisons for them. He and his partner there put out a housing plan for more affordable housing, and they say, changing community misconceptions about affordable housing is important. I'll let you tell us what some of those, quote, misconceptions might be. Are they misconceptions, or is it exactly what we're seeing in Jersey and exactly what these bureaucrats want to do in Montgomery County? And I'm waiting to see, you know, let's plop them down and lower Gwynet. They talk about some of these places, lower Marion. Let's see all these progressives with all the affordable housing on their block. Oh, well, no, we want them to be somewhere else. Why is that? What's the misconception? They say, opponents often say new housing will create congestion or put pressure on local services. They explained the initiative will help that first responder, that teacher who wants to buy a home that can't because their salary doesn't allow for it. How's that going to be done? They do talk about the regulation, how brutal it is, the period of time it takes builders to actually build anything. Might that be something that gets in the way of affordable housing? Well, yeah, but we're not going to change that. I wake up every day thinking, how in the world have the suburbs been invaded? Were they asleep? As the nation slept, as Montgomery County slept? No, a lot of them earn agreement with this. Let's go to Larry in Haddonfield. Larry's first in on Talk Radio 1210. Hey, Larry. Hi, Dom. Hi. You are a stupid person. Continue, Larry. Good start. Oh, well, I thought it's okay to talk like that since our president does. I mean, you don't mind it, right? Excuse me, buddy, buddy. You started off calling me stupid, so if you want to go toe to toe with me, don't do the Trump stuff. Don't be a wimp, Larry. Bring it on. What do you object to specifically, you clown? Quiet, piggy. Okay, Larry, thank you very much. Look, you want to bring it on, you want to get into it. You can call a name or two. That's fine. Bring up the subject we're talking about, though. Don't wait here 15 minutes telling Kirk something about Trump. Not interested. Boring. And what's going on in Newark is exactly why Trump was elected.

Just listen to what we plagued you. Imagine those ICE agents. They don't know these clowns because they don't seem to work. Around the clock, they're on social media trying to figure out who these officers are, where they live, where their kids go to school, where their wife or girlfriend or family is. And then they want to threaten them and maybe act on it. That's what we're talking about. That's right from the last few days. And it's egged on by Andy Kim, Mikie Sherrill, the Menendez guy, and this Bramick Republican guy. We get them on tomorrow. I'll listen for a minute or two. Then we're going to get into it. This clown who ran for governor about why ICE agents, why are they different than state troopers as far as wearing masks? You heard the guy. This is exactly what they're facing. Imagine that type of job all day long having to deal with these mobs that are supported by God knows who or God knows what. And then when it gets dark, it really gets bad. All righty, 855, 839, 12, 10. That will get you a line. Here is a little bit. I played you, Doug Burgum. Jared Coleman is going to be here. We've had him on several times, state senator, but two bills he has on AI. But it's more about why are people concerned about AI. I pledged you, Doug Burgum, another insulated guy that doesn't get it. No, Dougie. It's not Chinese misinformation or Russian misinformation. You sound like the left. People have legitimate questions about this whole thing. And that's why they're pressuring Upper Marion just had a meeting, a massive meeting of people turning out and just it's not just no, it's hell no for any data centers. Is everybody misinformed? Is it disinformation these commencement speakers? Why are they booed? Why are people going after them? Well, for the simple reason that people don't see the guardrails being put on AI. And Bergam was also critical to the Pope. And that's fine to be critical to Pope. That's okay. But he didn't really address what the Pope said about AI. He wasn't talking just the technical. He was talking about some of the concerns that are out there. But this guy thinks that Maga somehow or another. He doesn't know what Maga is. He's just a rich guy who ran, bought some votes, if you remember, to stay in, and Trump was going to make him the VP choice. Oh, my God. But Maria Bartaromo was asleep at the switch there. How about jumping in saying, wait a minute, you know who that sounds like? That sounds like the other side. What disinformation? Look, I like Kevin O'Leary. He's a character, but he doesn't. He doesn't have information. He's saying that because he wants AI too. Are we tired of being dismissed that we don't see some of the real issues here with AI? Not to say they can't potentially have Garberails put on them, but they're not even trying. They're just attacking. All right, side question today, too. A league of their own, this date, 1943-ish.

Hit us with somebody in any field, any way that clearly is in a league of their own. It could be in sports. It could be in politics. It could be in any walk of life. All right. Fox is reporting to you just what I said. Now, Trump hasn't signed off on it. U.S. and Iran reached a deal to extend ceasefire, launch further nuclear negotiations. I'm not sure if they're saying President Trump has signed that or not. Another 60-day ceasefire. And then Iran will negotiate over the nuclear negotiations. I'm not on board with that. Simple question, are you? This is not a good off-ramp. And again, we're tied up with 60 more days. We'll see if the president signs it. It could be within a day or two. And they're going to say the deal is they'll say they're giving up their nuclear aspirations. But they can say all that they want. What part of the deal gives us the ability to check on this? That's what we're looking at. Okay, coming up, Senator Coleman's going to be with us. He's been with us a lot recently. And he has two bills. I think they're sales tax related. But that's not the issue. The broader issue with AI. I'm going to ask him about this. Secretary Bergam, I just played it for you, saying, yeah, there's a disinformation campaign. So in Bucks and Lehigh, are the Chinese out there telling people, hey, D.I. bad for you. Is that what's happening? All right, you're with Dom. 855-839, 1210. Tom Chirado, on Talk Radio 1210, WPHD. All right, it is Dom time. Senator Jared Coleman, Bucks, Lehigh counties. has been a friend of the show and on the show quite a bit around the CDLs, Josh Shapiro. Josh Shapiro, the land thief, among other things. But he's got a couple of bills. And I think they're just the cover charge, if you will, to get in here. It's the broader issue of these data centers. And I played you, Doug Burgum with Maria Bartaromo. These are disinformation campaigns against this. They're coming. Kevin O'Leary says from overseas. I'm looking at this. I wonder, Bergam, if this is disinformation. The inquire says the ones in King of Prussia are millions of square feet. They're bigger than Philadelphia International Airport, one, and the other would be bigger than the King of Prussia Mall. Three million square feet, 2.9 million square feet. Let's go to Senator Jarrett Coleman. He's with us on the Dom show. Senator, welcome in. Thanks very much. Thank you, Dom. Thank you for having me. Well, first thing I have to know is do you speak Chinese? Because Doug Burgum apparently thinks that you and I are getting misinformation from foreign governments. I'm not sure if it's the Russians, the Saudis, the Chinese, who it might be. Yeah, I'm not sure what I can't speak to that. I'm not sure where that's... You know, that's certainly not what we're seeing here in Lehigh or in Bucks County, for example. I mean, the people that are concerned are not, you know, foreign nationals. They're people that are concerned about what these data centers mean to the future of their, you know, their own communities. And rightly so. You know, you're talking.

proposal last night that was just rejected. I was at a meeting in Upper McCungy Township last night there in opposition to this data center of Air Products, chemicals was going to put a large data center in there. There's also a 5 million square foot data center being supposed up in South Whitehall Township. And let's just talk about it. This is why it's a big deal. I think it's okay for people to be upset about it. I don't think they're a good fit. in Lehigh and Bucks County. And that's why I've created legislation to make sure that our municipalities have time to draft ordinances, put a moratorium in for 18 months, and stop giving big tech these tax incentives and use that money to push down our gas tax, let them pay our gas tax if they're still infatuated with coming here. I mean, also I'm not sure why you want to come somewhere where you're not wanted. That's also something that I think is interesting as well. But look, let's talk about what people are up. are concerned about. Number one, data centers consume a ton of electricity. And I just want to set the stage and make sure that folks understand currently where part of the PJM, it's the grid, our electric grid. And there were times in the recent past where a big storm, for example, puts a strain on the utility system and the grid can order what's called a load shed event where they tell the utilities to turn off, reduce load, and they'll start turning off. areas electric. So certain neighborhoods, for example, now you're talking about having these data centers come in, which will consume in some instances the amount of electricity of a whole county a data center will consume. And you're going to still have, now the threat of rolling blackouts and brownouts will be even worse, right? So there's a utility concern. That's a concern. There's a concern about emergency response. When you have a five million square foot, to put that into perspective, the Lehigh Valley Mall is about a million square feet. This will be five Lehigh Valley malls, five million square feet. When you talk about that, how does the volunteer fire department respond to an electrical fire there? Absolutely. Absolutely. You know, they're good questions. We know that we know they're loud. We know they use diesel generators at times. Those are loud. And they disturb the environment. They disturb the wildlife. You know, their people are concerned because for so long, Pennsylvania has been such a great place to live. work, raise a family, so much so that I think we're seeing more and more folks coming from other states even moving in, like New York and New Jersey, moving into Pennsylvania. Well, they're coming here because it's a great pace to live, and now I think people are starting to get a little more protective of their areas, and rightly so. And so we're seeing this concern, and municipalities are starting to deny these guys their approvals, which is, I'm happy to see it. I certainly don't think that. their right fit here in Lehigh and in Bucking County. I think, too, I'm not sure if you share it, because we haven't talked. But it's part of a broader thing on AI. Look, we know the race, the future, and all this. But I've had people on, Senator, I really like them, I'm friends with Bill O'Reilly. We didn't duke it out this time, but the next time we might. I played these college kids booing the Google guy who was lecturing them about the future of really getting into it at a commencement.

And he said, these are just college kids. They don't know any better. People are apprehensive about this. They want guardrails, and that's what you're doing here and talking about, not just the physical, but the overall concept is not out of bounds, but we need to be guarded about it. The other crowd I get on, they tell me I'm preventing AI from finding a cure for cancer. It's endless what we're hearing here. Yeah, and what I say, I say, look, do I agree that we need, here's the easiest way I always say this, do I agree that we need to have infrastructure in the United States, data centers in the United States to help promote national security? Absolutely. And I'll tell you what, the southwestern United States, New Mexico, Arizona, great places. And the data centers maybe would fit a lot better in there. And then we still benefit from the computing powers of these data centers in places as... you know, as a pilot I've flown over, and there's nothing. You know, that would, but to shove them in someone's backyard next to a school district where it could impact the drinking water, where it could impact our electricity, shoving it in there, you know, that doesn't make sense. And don't make people feel bad when they're standing up for where they live in their communities. Because once they're there, you can't just get them out. And I think that's important to notice. And we also need to understand why we're here, right? Governor Josh Shapiro has been fast-tracking the permits for these data centers. He's been getting them, and obviously we know he's getting a ton of money from, you know, these different tech companies. So obviously that's happening too. But in 2021, this is before my time in the General Assembly, but there was a law that was passed that exempted these companies from sales tax for equipment purchases for their computer equipment. And so essentially they don't have to pay sales tax. when they upgrade their equipment, which will kind of be continually through their existence. And so why are we making it easy for them to come here when now we have questions? So I say we do a tag shift. Let's, if they're still gung ho on coming here, even after people say they don't want them here, which again, I don't know why you want to be a neighbor where no one wants you. But, but nonetheless, you still show up. you better pay down our gas tax then. That's what I'm saying. So you're not going to give you that tax base. I share what you said about Josh Shapiro. It seems to be Amazon was one of them too. And now he's jumped into the ring, as you know, but for listeners, and apparently coming up with a four-point program or something before he signs off. He already signed off, at least helping this as far as I know. Correct. And isn't that the worst part of, I mean, haven't we seen that also with the Democrat Party before, which is just, which is, so I'm going to make a huge problem. I've, I've now, you know, the governor and the prior administration, Democrats have accelerated the data centers to come here. So now they've created a problem. And don't you know, here comes Governor Wonderful now with a plan to fix his own problem that he created. And it's just, he doesn't have a choice, Dom. Let's be real. And that's because people don't like this. I mean, it's an 80-20 issue. 80% of Pennsylvanians are not happy with data centers. They want their voices heard. And so I don't think he has a choice. I think he's on the wrong side of this to begin with. And maybe he just didn't realize where it was going and how quick it was going there. So I don't believe he has a choice, but his program is not.

mandatory it's optional which is another laugh well let me interrupt and ask you though the average democrat on this is there a lane for republicans on this as an issue they don't see i don't know many other issues i don't know uh Well, are you talking about a Democrat constituents, Pennsylvania? Are we talking about Democrat elected officials? I'm saying elected officials, because I see this with these moderate Democrats in the suburbs as a big lane for us. Oh, yeah. I mean, this has been kind of the most eye-opening thing. This has been one of those issues where it doesn't matter whether you're a Republican, independent, Democrat, third party. Everyone's concerned about it. And so sometimes these unique issues bring a lot of people together. It's been odd. The deaf response, the silence. by Democrat elected officials really not wanting to take big steps. I mean, I think they're in a bad position because their governor of their party has spent all this effort to try to get them here. And I think they're scared to step up and stand with their constituents. And that's unfortunate. But this is not a partisan issue. I mean, it's seeing it's very, it's across all parties because at the end of the people are just concerned about the future of the future of, you know, of their, of their area, of their neighborhoods. I mean, this will have impacts, right? There's no way. Without a doubt. Without a doubt. And so for people to say, oh, it's a misinformation campaign, I mean, I'll tell you what, people, they're rightly concerned. And so to try to just gaslight them and say it's not a valid concern, it's not right. I mean, I saw people with walkers last night, people that probably the last thing they wanted to do was show up to a township meeting last night. But there they were on, you know, Wednesday night. an upper McCungee township. And when the board rejected the approval for air products to build this, uh, this data center, you know, their crowd just, just erupted. Um, and so that was just a big community moment. So for folks that, you know, folks that are unsure about data centers or they, they're not really, um, you know, they want to do something about it. They should reach out to their elected officials and make sure that they're telling them that they don't, they don't want them. Or maybe they are for them. But I'll tell you what. I don't have constituents call in my office saying, Senator, we need. We need more data centers in Pennsylvania here. Yeah, I know that. I know that. I know. I do. I do. And they're the ones that are making money off of them. Yes, exactly. Exactly. And unfortunately, I work for all of the constituents. And we have the midterms coming up, Senator. So we certainly want to be helpful there. We need Coleman still in the legislature. Somebody's got to stop Josh Shapiro. Where do we go? Do you have an election thing other than your legislative website? Yes, I do. So it's Mr. Coleman goes to Harrisburg.com. I'm glad you took that one. That's good stuff. All right, well, you know, Dom, I would say, look, and this is a consequential election, right? We're talking about, as you said before, losing the majority of the Senate, which would give Democrats the trifect in the... California, here we come, or worse.

And quickly, and quickly, Dom. Yeah, they're waiting. We need you on that hill. Mr. Coleman goes to Washington. Thank you, Senator, very much. All right. Thank you, Dom. Have a great day. All right. Senator Jarrett Coleman here on Talk Radio 1210. We'll take your calls. Guests get a couple on board. Somebody in a league of their own, any walk of life, any pursuit. Let us know who that is. Joe of Exston. Here's a watch. on target with a good one, but also right in his brand. If it is Joe of Exden, we're not sure. Then it won, Alante will be here, and with him will be William Small, who ran or tried to run on the Republican side, but got no help. You know, we need to grow these Republicans willing to run for office. He'll explain all that. You get to meet him to. 855839, 12, 10, you get on board. On Talk Radio 1210, WPHT. All right, Dom Gierdano's show, Markwayne Mullin, and others seeming to say at this Delaney Center, the big battle in Newark, that any number of the detainees are refusing to eat because they're not getting their ethnic food. I don't drive off the road on that. I can imagine your response. You can vent with that. So we have to, you know, go down that pathway. You heard Jeff Van Drew been there yesterday break this down, but this is literally hand-to-hand combat there. All right, you heard Coleman, and more broadly, I see this as just a symptom. It's a broader sense of AI and people telling us like Doug Burgum. Now, Maria Barteroma, look, I know Trump administration, you got to enter there and say, buddy, are you kidding me? That foreigners are making us believe in a disinformation campaign that there's something we should be wary of with AI. Really? Robert and Ben Salem, talk radio 12. Hey, Robert. Hey, Dom, Henry. It's good to talk to you guys today. I'm here. He may not be in a league of his own, but I suspected that call or Larry kind of needs a room of his own. You know what I mean? You were sitting on that during that call. I appreciate it. You know, my rule, if you want to duke it out and you go specific, and you can even name call, well, you know, okay, I'm fine with that. But it's tiresome, isn't it, well, Trump, right? Oh, come on. Don't, and also don't lie about what you want to call about. Yeah. Because that's just, that's disrespectful to the show, in my view. But, Dom, it brings up another Domism, okay? He wasn't just trying, he wasn't just trying to annoy you, Dom. He was trying to annoy you up and down the line. Up and down the line, Dom. That's right. But by side question, I'm going to go with Evil Knievel. There's been a lot of stunt men. There's been a lot of dare devils. But this man jumped everything that was under the sun. He broke bones 434 times, Dom. And the thing was, all of them breaks centered around 35 separate bones. He didn't have every bone in his body broken. All of his ribs, his fever five times, his hips, four times. The guy was an absolute lunatic, and I think he set the standard for stuntmen. And I appreciate the time, Tom. Robert, stay there for a second. I interviewed him, and to your point, I called him Mr. Caneval.

I just would have called him E for sure. Yeah, it would be better. Yes. You guys have a great day. Thank you very much. All right. Big one o'clock hour. We'll talk with Alante McCauley. And also, we got to break down Dr. Jill Biden. If you thought your husband potentially was having a stroke during the presidential debate, you were so appalled, don't you think during the commercial breaks? You might have talked to the doctor's air and done something like that. No. And the immortal words, when she lectured by, she looked him in a face in front of the crowd after that popa in the debate and said, Joe, you answered every question. Like it was third grade. Well, I'm not going to answer some of these. 90% is good enough. Here we go again with Biden. All it does is bring up with Democrats right in front of us what we were seeing. Look, politics are partisan. And I'm sure Trump has some health concerns. But in comparison to what we've just been through, I got a Joe Concha too. By the way, people can't get enough of Joe Concha. That interview yesterday on Twitter, a lot of views at least. Unbelievable. A guy's really cooking. He's got a great line we'll play for you about Kamala Harris and avocados in the next hour from the one and only Joe Concha. Okay, following Twitter at Dom Show 1210. Alante McCauley fresh off will play that today at City Council and Mr. William Small, who also ran for office this time. They'll both break down what's going on in Philadelphia at this moment. Are they in favor of an Uber tax? And Henry thinks, yeah, Alante could bench press 265. I think that's a lot of weight. Not saying it doesn't look in the photo like he did it. Yeah. May have to do some of that at Mulligan's. I know he'll be there. Get some rusty weights out there. Rescue out in the parking lot. 855, 839, 12th. Dom Jierdano, weekdays, noon till 3, from Talk Radio 1210, WPHD. Tom Jierdano, on Talk Radio 1210, WPA... I don't know if they're like Greg Abbott and Costello, but the two guys we have in studio seem to follow each other. I forget which one leads off. Is it Alante McCauley? Or is it a new addition to the show? William, you've seen at all these events. He ran on the Republican side or tried to. Majority inspector of elections in the 59th ward. Of course, Alante McCauley weekly holds forth in city council and here. Flip, Philly, Red. Good to meet you, William. Thanks for joining us. Thank you. Thank you. So, Alante told your story that you tried to get on to the ballot. It was a little bit late. You asked for some help from the Republican Party to help do that so that to facilitate actually having a Republican presence. We want young guys like you, particularly what area did you run in? 59th. Is that West Philly? Yeah. I ran in the third district, the third congressional district. So South Philly, Westfield.

Okay. Half of Philadelphia. Yeah, for Philadelphia. Okay. Yeah, and including the 59th Ward also. Okay. Because we want to be in those areas and we want to have at least a Republican on the ballot. Yes. Did they ever respond to you? Yeah, so you're talking about the GOP, right? Yeah, so I was in talks with the GOP. I spoke to the chairman, spoke to some committee members, but ultimately they had a candidate. Okay. They had a candidate by the name of Alex Schnell, and they had another one. I forget her name. But, you know, they weren't motivated. They backed out as soon as they saw that they couldn't get the signatures, which is something that we don't want in the Republican Party. You know, we have to compete with these Democrats. We have to compete with every seat in our city. This is the foundation of our country, you know, our elections. So we have to take them, we have to take them serious. So to have candidates that backed out before the primary just because they couldn't get the signatures. Right. Shows we don't even want them to. ever run again. No, I would agree with you. That's, look, it's an uphill battle, but you two guys have fought it exceptionally well. So, Kirk, I think we're ready. Alate, give us a preview. Your weekly, was it two minutes today? I got the two minutes in the day. All right. Did you put one thread into the record that you did bench press 265 pounds? Can we put that into the record? Put it into the record. Henry verified it for you. I said, look. Guy looks pretty good. I know he talks about the gym, but 265. Yes, sir. How many reps? One, this one. Okay. I didn't want to push it. All right. What did you talk about today in City Council? Well, today, the crazy part of their party wanted to have a resolution to get Cuba off of the state terrorist list. Oh, my God. Right. And what's the rationale for taking them off the state terrorism list? Oh, because they're people. poor and then poverty and Trump bad, Trump mean, Trump dictator and he doesn't care. And so they gave me a freebie today. All right. Here is a lot. How many this is up for a vote, right? It's a resolution. They're just asking Congress and President Trump just deduced, but they have no party. No, I know that. But I mean, did they all vote for it? Oh, I'm not sure. I didn't check that. I didn't check that. I didn't check to see who did what for. Counselman O'Rourg. This is his resolution. So I specifically called him out for it. Okay. That's the Working Families Party. Yes, sir. Communist Party affiliate here. Yes, sir. Here is a lot. Take, Kirk. Good morning everyone. My name is John Alate Macaulay. I'm with a grassroots organization called Flip, Philly Red. We're here to offer you something different because you've been voting Democrat for the mayor's office for the past 70 years. In regard to Resolution 260545, a resolution urging the Trump administration to remove Cuba from the listed state sponsors of terrorism. I asked, why does the Democratic and Working Families Party support communism?

Thank God Barack Hussein Obama is not in office. Cuba is known for harboring terrorists and protecting cop killers who killed the New Jersey state troops. We stand with the Cuban people, not its government, who is responsible for economic mismanagement, centralized... Control, infrastructure decay, and political repression. Electricity ologes. Blackouts often last 12 to 20 hours per a day. Many families only eat once a day. One study showed 89% of the population is in extreme poverty. Over 1,000 political prisoners reported in recent years for criticizing their government. This includes activists, artists, and journalists, but Democrats don't care about that. Their whole message is Trump, bad, orange man, an idiot, and we love communism. We should give direct aid to the Cuban people, not lift economic sanctions for their government. With all of those American tax dollars that went to USA, why are those people still in poverty? Cuba stands with American enemies, Iran, Russia, China. And I guess Councilman Award clearly stands with them as well. Democrats in the Working Families Party control government in Philadelphia. Malcolm X called black voters who gave unwavering support who without demanding results, chumps. And I quote, you put them first and they put you last because you're a chump, a political chump, end quote. But you can change that in November. Stay security for governor. It doesn't seem like the peanut gallery was too active today. Usually the booing sets in after the first four seconds. Oh, do you just see the faces in there today, though? They was like, you know, me mugging me and then somebody under their breath said next. So like, yeah, it wasn't as boisterous and emotional today, but they was pissed off. But, you know, what you're giving light to here is, you know, we can't. Expand a lot of time covering what city council does every day. This is what they do. Yeah. Resolutions back in Cuba. This is how they spend their time. Instead of working on Philadelphia, he spoke when you hear him, he spoke a lot about on that angle. But we have more pressing issues to worry about what's going on in another country. All right, here is William Small, who ran for Congress recently, Majority Inspector of Elections 59th Ward. Here's what William said today at City Hall. I'm debating Cuba while Philadelphia itself is in a crisis. This is not the government of Cuba. This is not the United Nations. This is Philadelphia City Hall. And the people of this city are asking a simple question. Why does it feel like this council fights harder for people outside of this country than citizens living in Philadelphia right now? Philadelphia residents are struggling every single day. Kensington is collapsing. It is a working on council.

Drug markets are still open. Families do not feel safe. Businesses are leaving. Working people are barely surviving. But somehow this council has all the energy for symbolic resolutions, foreign politics, and performative activism. I called this months ago. I said once the primaries were over, the energy around schools change. Working families and the real issues facing Philadelphia would disappear. And that is exactly what is happening. Now the election is over and the primaries are clear. And respectfully, when residents walk in the chamber and still see iced outside sitting on desks, while our communities are suffering, it sends a message whether you intend to or not. It tells Philadelphians we have more passion for political slogans and federal immigration than fights in fixing the conditions in your neighborhood. That is the message we're here. And in my opinion, If Congress should investigate anything, it should be why Philadelphia residents feel neglected by the very officials sworn to service because the American people have already seen public officials in this country accused of foreign interests ahead of people they represent. Thank you. So that's William. William, you mentioned Kensington. I haven't been over there in a while. It's a tough thing to go there and see it and just. come out of it. But I have to say, Mikie Sherrill Parker's done better. You differ with that in Kensington? Better than Kenny, at least, and made some progress. I mean, yeah, we've made some progress. But the progress only lasts a few days. And then the conditions go right back to how they were. I mean, we shouldn't settle for mediocrity. There's a problem in Kensington. Kensington is the largest open-air drug market in the United States of America. We are the fifth largest city in America. That is an embarrassment. So just because we clean up a little, the house is still filthy. And that should be our priority. I mean, we have councilwoman Kittie Lazada. She's, you know, on TikTok. She's standing there next to Larry Krasner. And, you know, She saw a post and she got that kid arrested. I'm quite sure that you've seen it. Yes. He legally purchased his firearm. Should he have had a felon touch it? No, but he didn't know. But because you have the energy to see that, seek out the district attorney and act like it's a joke in a game. And instead of bringing awareness to the situation, you play about it on TikTok. But yet. Kensington is the largest open-air drug market. Use some of that energy and shut that down. Because there's generations of people with potential. They could have been our future lawyers, our future politicians, our future doctors, but they are dying or they are dead because of the addiction that is flooding that large neighborhood in our city. Alante, I talk with you, and you're there closer to it and flip Philly Red. And Mikie Sherrill Parker is flipping from tax to tax. Now it's the Airbnb. They pick this off this target. I don't know if they're organized or not. Versus the hotels who she went after to fund the schools which waste money beyond belief.

The Uber people, though, are no one to trifle with. They've gotten 50,000 letters. They have the very high-powered people who used to be in her administration, at least one of them, Bellevue strategies or something, and a lot of money. And they're pushing back, and it doesn't look like city council wants to tax them. They keep on saying that low-income people are the ones using Uber. You think that's true? No. I don't think low-income people are using Uber necessarily because they, that's why they don't accept the a lot. Right. But. regardless, all the Philadelphiaans who are using Uber, you know, they use it. And, you know, it's expensive to travel in Philadelphia. If you're using these things, you know, one ride can cost you $40, just going to one, you know, from one part of the city to another part of the city. Right. It doesn't seem like she has a true handle on what to do. She's jumping around, like you said, you know, whether it's a hotel, whether it's Amazon, whether it's Uber, now it's Airbnb. And a lot of people, they end up getting properties to rent them out or put them in the Airbnb system so they can create generational wealth. So how can you, and you talk about, you know, they care so much about the poor people and the people that's trying to come up. Right. Well, how can you care about them when your, you're. hampering and you're putting extra tax hikes on things to create generational wealth. It doesn't make any sense. You know, that is a great point because that's my goal in life with my kids. And I'm sure with you guys, that's a goal. And particularly in. black neighborhoods in Philadelphia, that should be the goal. That's the way out of a lot of this stuff, generational wealth. And you're not going to get that, even if not intended to blunt that when you're putting these kinds of taxes in. But they want us dependent on government. And that's the ultimate goal. That's they want to spend, spin, spin is just never enough. They never think, you know what? How about we cut? How about we get more people to work? So they're not relying on us. There's never that conversation. William, a little bit, your bio. I know your judge of elections. You ran for Congress. What else should listeners know about you? I own a construction company. We've been operating for a few years now. And I also founded a private school in Wilmington, Delaware. Okay, is that still operational? Yes, yes, absolutely. Okay, well, make sure I'll get it from Kirk because I do a podcast on school choice, private schools, and all that. We'll get you on. Yeah, absolutely. We actually got to have a graduation coming up in our first graduation. Ah. We're graduating 17 seniors. So we actually have that coming up. And what's the angle of the school? What's the mission statement or the special?

part of the school. What do you deal? So, originally I wanted to open the school up in Philadelphia. We wanted to get Pepper Middle School, the abandoned school. Or we wanted to get, I forgot, the name slips the school. No, it's right behind my house where the young lady was founded at a few months ago. Oh, yeah, yeah, kind of sky. I forget the name of the school though. Ada Lewis. Ada Lewis. We wanted to get either of those schools a couple years ago. And we also tried for Germantown High School. So we were denied for Pepper. We were denied for Ada Lewis, although we had investors, you know, so Germantown High School was the next solution. It was on the market, $100,000. My mortgage covered that, you know what I mean? Right. I actually offered them close to $400,000 because I didn't want it to get denied. Well, they denied me. This was when Darrell Clark was our council president. Okay. So Cindy Bass wouldn't help me. Kenyada Johnson wouldn't help me. Darrell Clark, he wouldn't even meet with me. They turn around and sell the property a month later for $100,000, even though I had all the community support. I live on that block with Germantown High School, the same exact street. So that's what prompted me to go to Wilmington and open up our school. And it's taking a little longer to grow, but we're growing. And we have the full support of the school districts in Newcastle County. That is wonderful stuff. We'll talk with you more about that. And Alante, next week we're going to announce the local person of the year for the Big Mulligan's broadcast. Oh, wow. You're right in the mix there at the end. So we'll see how it plays out. This is our Dom Giordano Day in Wildwood special event. And I took all for June 19th. Perfect. You're invited, too, if you want to come down. Yeah, you'll love the listeners. Can't wait to meet you. My wife. Some of these characters, you've heard Zenos and some of these guys. Yeah. Okay. Yeah, it is a special day. Let's do it. So again, where do we find you, Alante, McA-A-L-A-L-A-L-A-N-E-A-N-T-E-M-C-A-U-L-E-Y, or you can also follow of what's going on with our group at Flip, Philly Red. And William, where do we find you? Yes, William Small, across all platforms or William Small official on YouTube. And, yeah, you can also, you know, I'm with Philly Red, so any of their platforms also. And Alante posts me a lot, too. So if you want to see me. I notice that. Yeah, go to his team effort. It's quite a duo. City Council wouldn't want to, I pay to see that debate on Cuba with O'Rourke or... Now, who is it? Cindy Bass, called it hate speech. None of the hate speech, Yolante. All right. Your reaction coming up and the side question two here on Talk Radio, 1210, WPHT. All right, Tom to your Dano show. Two wonderful guys in Philadelphia that just kind of dropped out of the sky all of a sudden. I think I had seen William. before maybe, but Alante just has triggered all kinds of good things. I know he'll be with us at Mulligans. Don't forget June 19th, start making your plans. It's going to be a huge day. Phone lines are 855, 8, 9, 12, 10. By the way, the Philly Greek Fest starts tonight.

Ah, we may not be hearing from Zinos today or tomorrow. One of the phone lines have been so silent. Yeah, yeah. And right, Upper Darby, yeah, maybe these guys are already headed over here for that. The Upper Marion Data Center, back to Coleman is the one that I was mentioning. Just a huge, huge burden that we're dealing with here that continues. I'm coming to your calls, but I want it to play so I don't forget it. Here is Tower Rico. Tower Rico, the guy who I think is a threat, even though there's a lot of baggage there in Texas, here's what he says if you advocate for school choice. We were just talking to William Small about his own private school and school choice. Listen to what he says about that, and how will this play in Texas? You're just a Christian nationalist. If you favor school choice, cut 20. Part of this Christian nationalist movement, isn't it, is trying to pass these things called private school vouchers. And if you're not an education policy person, you may have never heard of this. But essentially, it's an effort to take... tax dollars out of our public schools, which are underfunded as they are. Texas is 43rd in the nation and per student education funding. So it's taking dollars out of the classroom and giving it to unaccountable private schools, usually Christian private schools. Again, part of this effort to blur the lines between church and state. And the governor of Texas, Greg Abbott, made this his top legislative priority for the year last year. All right, so you're a Christian nationalist. Now, Tauro Rico, I'm not going to play it for you, has on his website too. I'm proud to announce that we have I Am Tau Freco T-shirts on our website. So he believes playing with this is the way this is going to go. I think too many people, though, are underestimating him. I get it. The tofu, the whole thing. Jesse Waters is alleged girlfriend. I get it. There's a lot of baggage here, a lot to play with. But the baggage of Ken Paxton is also advanced. So that's a big deal. As I mentioned to you, somebody sent a memo to Sean Duffy. Okay? Now Fox is the one playing this now. So we got a back and forth going on here where Sean Duffy says, no, we shouldn't be shutting down customs. You know, when you come through travel, customs. in sanctuary city airports just because we differ with them politically. If I get them on, we don't differ with them politically. It's the law. They can't harbor people that are here illegally, criminals and others. So Mullen, President Trump, do it. What will Philadelphia do? Are they going to let people through without having customs? I don't know about that. Are they going to be more reasonable and say, all right, let's negotiate? Do they really, and each day that this goes on in Newark, that's where I would start. Will they do it? Duffy's saying that's just politics, essentially. I don't see it that way. It's the law. How frustrating is it? How many times have we seen them laugh at us? Some judge jumps in, you can't take away the money. Ha, ha, ha, ha, ha. Remember Jim Kenny?

Remember the Jim Kenny dance, sanctuary city, dancing with his aid? Remember that? The made national news. And we had to sit there and lump it. It's illegal. Okay. Well, then maybe we're not going to provide the service that you need to have air travel, essentially, from outside the country to inside the country. What are you going to do that? Do they have the ability to do it? Yeah, they have the ability. Will they do it? All right, then we go to Joe and X-In. And Joe, you're next in on Talk Radio 1210. Hey, Joe. Yes, hello, Dom. And good afternoon. Good afternoon, Joe. My person of singular acclaim is Michelangelo Bonarotti, who excelled in both painting and sculpture during years of the Italian Renaissance. All right, Joe, so you're saying he's in a league of his own even against Da Vinci, huh? of DaVinci was a spinoff. of Michelangelo. Oh, okay. Thank you very much. And he went through the whole naming, the whole name, not just the Michelangelo, not Michelangelo, not Michelangelo. And he had a nice little tiny accent. Okay, he did. He had it all. And a knockoff, he didn't say, he said spin-off, but maybe a knockoff of the great man. I don't know. I think Michelangelo in that field isn't a wig of his own. But Da Vinci, as far as diversity at the highest levels of so many things. In that category, he would be in a league of his own. All right, it's 855-839-12-10. Ah, Henry, if we can pick this up. Now we have, if you're watching this on Fox, I don't know if there's sound of it. Fox is playing it. Fox talking about this New Jersey congressman cursing at agents during the protest. That would be Bobby Menendez Jr. All right? This guy thinks it's a Jersey way, like he's a mob figure or something. Maybe the gold bars went to his head. I mean, you know, it's one thing doing the Menendez way, running people over. Remember that? Getting away with it. The gold bars in your suits. But cursing, that's a headline from Fox. Cursing at ICE agents. And he's a representative. Is he a congressman or a represent? I think he's in the state house. I could be wrong. I don't think he's a congressman. You know, the father wasn't in there long enough to make him a senator, I guess. 855, 839, 12, 10. So what's going on in Newark is just astounding here, just incredible. How far they push this? A couple of other things, too. We mentioned Dr. Jill Biden. So Dr. Jill Biden out there with a book, of course she goes on CBS Sunday morning, throw softball after softball. And she says she never saw Joe act like that when he said that gibberish during the debate. And if you remember, Trump had the presence of mind. By the way, that debate was fair. You got to say to Dana Bash and Jake Tapper were good moderators in that.

They threw the ball to Trump and said, well, what do you think of that answer? And that's when Trump said, the immortal words, well, I don't know what he said, and he doesn't know what he said. If you remember, it was startling. Well, Dr. Jill Biden said she thought he was having a stroke. Well, there were commercial breaks. There were opportunities. She doesn't say she went to the doctor or somebody like that. and tried to do anything, you know, there were times where you could have done it. So she'd rather, she's lying. This is exactly the type of behavior he was exhibiting. Didn't even read the briefing books, couldn't even be bothered to do, but couldn't ascertain any of that. And they got to, they couldn't get to the finish line, but maybe they could have as far as barely. getting by with this when Biden just said complete gibberish in the answer though and Trump hit him with that it took a little while but that was the end that was the end to get Biden out and Trump knew it and if you remember Trump was wanting to keep him in then absolutely Harris's problem wasn't that she didn't have enough time it was that she had too much time she'd be better off if he quit two weeks before the election she might have had a better shot All right, 855, 839, 12, 10. So Dr. Jill's book, big event they're having for Philadelphia, probably free library, softball after softball after softball. And Dr. Jill Biden's, maybe it's unfair. Her voice is, shall we say, not a prestige voice, and is grating on me almost like no other. And the fact that she had to be called Dr. Jill Biden all the time. Everybody knows you have a phony doctor. Well, not phony. It's real. But it's not exactly rocket scientist that you engaged it. Why come out with this book now? Because they're going to still fight this, that there was nothing wrong with Joe Biden. The party wronged him. And away we go. But the fact that she thought it was a stroke and would allow this to go on is, I just don't think it holds up. I don't think it's true. And then nobody's going to buy that. By the way, in our ongoing battle to see how much it cost to go to the Knicks game because of being invaded with these people here, there was a great comparison on Twitter of looking at homes in OKC or San Antonio because some Nick fans are parsing it out to say it might be better to get a cheap flight and back to San Antonio. And it ticked there, then the nosebleed at Madison Square Garden. Yeah. Yeah. I've looked into that for other things before. Yeah. And the housing question, Zillow put this up, or somebody put it up on Twitter. They showed houses for $569,000 you could get in Oklahoma City, the acreage, et cetera, versus two seats. It's gone up a little bit, I think. It was $569,000 for two seats. They're not on Celebrity Row at Madison Square Garden. I'm not sure which game. But you could get a house with sizable acreage for that in either San Antonio or OKC. It's great. It's stunning. It's such a comparison. It just makes the point.

People are going to be willing to pay this stuff. They'll probably be sold out somehow or another. They have enough people with that kind of money in New York to do this. Does it make Zohran Mamdani's affordability argument? These people can afford to do that, but everybody else is shut out. Or do people can't afford to do it like the $1,200 seats and are just putting it on credit cards and figuring it out. A little hard to say on that one. As long as they don't come here, but at these prices, they will come here. Yeah, because the ticket there is still more expensive than taking the train, buying a ticket, and then getting another train ticket back. Right. Yeah. All right. So the breaking story, I'm kind of surprised there's not more hoopla around this, but Secretary Scott Bessent is holding a White House briefing. I don't know why Scott Bessent. After the U.S. and Iran, now it's becoming clear, have reached a 60-day deal to extend the ceasefire. I am really shocked at Trump on this. 60 more day ceasefire. And the deal seems to be they will renounce, on paper, giving up nuclear ambitions, saving phase for us. The Strait of Hormuz will reopen. Within 30 days, the mines will be out. and we'll have a ceasefire and we'll negotiate about getting that nuclear material that's purried. Is that good enough for you? I mean, I'm talking about this as we're here. I don't know that Trump has signed it and not. It looks to be unclear, but Scott Bessent's holding a briefing. You've got to be in the tank for the Trump administration to say this is good enough. You really do. Look, we all want it to be over with. We all want to get our focus on the midterms. But the other side in the media are not going to let go. If this is the deal after all this, and we've got to go through 60 more days of this, let's figure that out. That takes us almost to August. And then you know there will be some other thing that we have to deal with Iran at that point. Not good enough. This is not the deal. And Scott Bessent's going to be talking about, but I don't think it's good enough. All right, here's Menendez Jr. Henry, is it fair to say, because there are all kinds of people there? Is he cursing at the agents? No. Who's he cursing at? Some guy with an American flag. Okay. Some guy with an American flag. All right. Here's Bobby Menendez Jr. at the Newark protests. You haven't been allowed it, correct? No, I've been. I think it. Oh, you have. Have you been in the past two days? Yeah, I have. Okay. So the delay was on Sunday when I came here at 8 o'clock at night and was not allowed in for over 18 hours. And so... You helped kill her. Do you believe pregnant women should be in there right now? Yes. Yes. When they committed them five? You just have to sign a picture and they go home. They're not allowed to be here. How's your dad? How's your dad? How's your dad?

After death. You know what? Hey, let me ask. You believe. You believe it's a process for me. You should believe in a process. They got the process to deny. They got the process. You know. You are alive. Don't get as much process as illegal. All right. So maybe it is this protester. Fox may have had that one a little wrong. But Menendez Jr. has been involved with several people there, as have a bunch of others, okay? 855, 839, 12, 10. All right, grab a line. We're coming to your calls. Hit us. Somebody in a league of their own is also what we're looking for. And as I said, this Newark situation, we're going to try to see a Bramnik will come on tomorrow. This guy, I hope the feds are after. Right in the face of the agent tells him, I've seen your face, essentially, blank you, we're coming after you, we'll find you, and your wife and kids, your whole family. Now, that is a threat on a federal officer. That is potentially criminal. You have to be indicted. You have your day in court. Isn't that where ICE is right to wear masks? 855, 839, 1210. Let's talk about first, though. Pennsylvania, New Jersey home sellers, if you're over 60, the silver tsunami is not coming. It's here. More empty nesters selling equals more competition. And here's the truth. The prepared homes, they're the ones that will sell. The overpriced homes will sit. And the unprepared sellers will take forever to sell and get less money. Join me and my great friend Diane Cardano Cassacio, broker, owner of Cardano Realtors for her next home seller seminar Tuesday, June 9th in Fort Washington. We'll have wine and appetizers, a meet and greet with me. And at 5 p.m., the seminar starts at 6. So learn how to prepare early, protect your equity, avoid costly mistakes, create your home selling game plan before the market gets more competitive. Every attendee gets a free copy of one of Diane's home selling books. And as my good friend Diane Cordano says, your worst nightmare is when your home does not sell. Just RSVP now. It's all free. Call 215-576-8666666. Or go to 215-576-866.com. Tom to your Dono on Talk Radio 1210, WPHPHT. All right, I'm your Tano show. Somebody who is in a league of their own in their field. A pretty good post on Twitter, Clay Travis. Democrats, all that autopsy told them they have to do a better job of speaking to normal men. And the three white guys they pick to do it are Tim Walz, James Talarico, and Graham Platner. It seems like they got a Daffy football coach allegedly, a guy who eats barbecue and is holding a napkin with the barbecue as he's doing it, which obviously looks staged. And then a guy with a Nazi. They went too far the other way. Let's get a real he man. Let's tag in a Nazi. Instead of something normal, this is where they're going to go because you can't be normal in advance in their party.

I saw a poll this morning where Mayor Pete Buttigieg is leading, is the leading candidate to be the nominee. Oh, let's pray. Let's hope that's the case. And I'll tell you now, you might want to, if you play any of the polymarket, any of those things. I would not be betting on JD Vance. I'm convinced that JD Vance is not even going to run in 2028. Not saying definitively it's going to be Marco Rubio, but I think it's going to be Marco Rubio. And that's not a bad thing. And it would be amazing how Trump and Marco Rubio coming together after the firestorm from 2016 over all kinds of things. All right. Hit us with somebody who is out of their league in a particular field. Guy Sharaki is going to be here in a couple of minutes. And I asked him, all right, $4.6 billion in change budget Philadelphia public schools have. They need all this money, though. Where does $4.6 billion go? Well, it looks like they're going to sign off $650,000 to three families, one white, one black, one biracial, who sued them all the way back to 2022. They can't get enough kids that are diverse to go to the better schools, so-called magnet schools, the special schools, right? Think magnet. So they came up with a lottery system and all kinds of permutations that are clearly racist in order to make this happen. And it's not just whites. You know who they're after trying to keep out of these schools, too many of them. Asian students. So now... A judge has ruled it looks like they're going to just sign off and give those three families $650,000. Well, how often are they involved in shenanigans like this? How top-heavy are they with administrators? How much waste, fraud, and abuse goes on in this system? And the answer is it's almost legendary. But they met up against the wrong people, big ride chair, Uber. I think is beating them back and they don't know what to do. They need more and more money to waste. All right. So we'll talk with Guy about that in some detail and a couple of other things. And then we'll take some of your calls. The money melody is here. Not sure on Scott Presler. It's a difficult day to day to get him locked down given what he's up to. But we're working on it. You get in at 855-839. 12-10, jump on board, grab a line, hit us with somebody in their field that is out of their league in honor of the anniversary. Well, Saturday is the anniversary, but we're celebrating it today for our purposes. 855-839-12-10. Tom Chirado on Talk Radio 1210, W-P-Hod. All right, it is Dom time. Guy Sharaki, better than most anyone out there are going to find that can break down because he... actually leads with the facts, Philadelphia public schools in this battle for more and more money. Where does it go? I just told you about the $650,000 lawsuit. It looks like they're going to settle because they want to have lotteries and keeping Asian students out and racial barriers in the, quote, better schools because they're not getting enough other kids who belong in those schools.

It is a fraudulent system second to none. So let's bring in a guy. He's been writing about this in several places we'll tell you about. Hey, guy, thank you for highlighting what the budget really is, $4.6 billion. Give us some ideas, maybe not line item. Where does that money go? Sure. And on average now, Dom, it's about 25,000 a child. Just to put in perspective, Marion Mercy Academy is $23,000 a year. So taxpayers are now spending more per child in Philadelphia than if we sent all of the girls students, all the female students to Mary and Mercy. However, we only get the silver medal. Pittsburgh has broken $33,000 a child. In Pittsburgh, they could send all the kids to pit with tuition room and board. Where is it gone? It has gone largely in a few areas, but largely the bureaucracy on Broad Street at 440 North Broad keeps growing. It's not so much teachers. It's the amount of money they've spent to add assistant superintendents and directors. As I say in my column, they're counting genders, they're counting race, they're counting rubrics. They're just not seem to pay attention to use anybody. that's counting test scores or safety. So what's largely happened is the bureaucracy. This is a typical sad... Sad story of government. They fail at something, and instead of fixing it, they pour money and paper over it. Instead of recognizing that too many kids can't read, what you do is lower the standards for magnet schools to the point where the magnet schools no longer are really magnet schools. They did it to girls high first, then they did it to Central, and now they're doing it to masterment and the others. Rather than recognizing that two few kids can read and write and do math, We give everybody a trophy. We lower the standards and we paper over it. It's a tragedy. And it nearly $5 billion, the taxpayers are on the hook. And that's why I wrote it's money for nothing. And it's a tragedy. Right. And you mentioned safety too. Another big concern. And one other note, and I think you have it in the column, but you mentioned it before. Harrisburg, the reading proficiency is only 12%. So proficient. isn't really proficient. It's barely, maybe it will say this is proficient. It is beyond belief. Now, I interviewed a Democrat today, Guy, for my podcast on School Choice, and you've been a guest on several times. Thank you for that. He's really plugged in. We have a pizza bet. He says every Democrat governor is ultimately going to sign off on school choice. I don't think Josh Shapiro is, so I think I win. Look, what I don't know is why is it so hard? Yeah. It costs taxpayers zero. All he would have to do is send a letter to the department.

of education to say that Pennsylvania participates. And then all that happens is that folks like you and me and the listeners are allowed to donate money to scholarship organizations so that poor and working class families can go to school. Scholarship organizations like the Children's Scholarship Fund, blocks, the Foundation for Catholic Education, the Jewish Federation. All these institutions that exist that have been serving hundreds of thousands of kids. So to me, it's not so much, of course it matters whether he does or doesn't. What's mind-boggling to me is that 39 states now have made a decision. He's into the final 11 and won't make a decision that will cost nothing and allow people to give money to help kids get out of these schools. It's why folks like, You know, the Yazis have had to step forward and reach into their own pockets for these kids in the schools that you and I discussed, Dom, where the toilets are overflowing and there are rats. The school district's finally going to close some of them, but they're giving them nowhere necessarily safe to go. Tom, I mean, this is a human, it's an academic tragedy, it's a human tragedy, it's a taxpayer tragedy, and that we're debating how much more money to give them defies every bit of common sense. Does it help that somehow or another, and I wanted to rely on you, guy, maybe you have a sense of this. Uber is going to win on this. They're already winning on this. Is it just deep pockets? They're paying the right people because big soda, even though those were pretty good union jobs for the soda truck drivers, they couldn't win. They were made to be evil, but Uber is winning. Well, more and more people are using Uber to get to work. It's how sometimes families, how senior citizens get the doctor's appointments, not to mention in the city that more and more people don't want to pay 25 and 50. I just, as we speak now, I'm about to pay $50 to park downtown. It's cheaper to ride in Uber. Wait a minute. I have to point a personal privilege here. Give us an idea where you're, you know, not exact, okay, but give me an idea because I want to say something on that 50 buck thing. Where are you going? I am broadcasting live from the Comcast building. Okay. For another shameless plug where you can find me. No, you can find me Sunday at 1130. But again, but I'm down, but I'm downtown. Comcast building. Wait a minute, guys. So it might be maybe a six block walk versus the $50. Not when you're trying to be in three places and you have to park at the closest place. Well, I'm glad you have the show. It's long overdue. So that's good stuff. I'll give a listen, certainly. But it's, but it is, right, to your point, Uber's going to win because this, as you know, with all these things, it hits, it hits pay taxpayers, it hits riders. But to me, the bigger issue is this. You know, Dom, you and I, I mean, you've been fighting longer than me, right? I can come along and stand on your shoulders and we're looking for other people to come to be the next to carry the baton. But the reality is this.

When I went to my first school choice rally, Philadelphia was about to spend, was getting ready in the upcoming year to spend $8,000. We've now exceeded $25,000 and the test scores are lower and the buildings are in worse condition. The bureaucracy's gotten larger. The teacher's union is more powerful. It's not about money. So I've said to my Democratic friends, if you could tell me at what price point children will read, the buildings will be safe and parents will be involved. I will go, I'll go ask Doug Mastriano to vote for the money. I'll go and ask anyone. The problem is they can never tell you at what price point do we fix this. And you and I have seen it go from $8,000 to $25,000 and they still haven't fixed it. So it's not just Uber, it's anything. The soda tax was going to fix it. Uber's going to fix it. The fix is not money. I wish it was. If it was money, it would be easy and we'd solve it. It's not money. It's the bureaucracy. It's the insanity of what's being taught. It's the bureaucracy that's growing. It's social promotion. It's victimization. It's all of the wrong things. Look, Mississippi is dirt poor. They've gone to number one or two in the nation and reading by teaching phonics. It's not that hard. Exactly. Great work, guy. And I mean that. Congratulations on the show. We'll have to talk about that. And the guy who is my editor, Ed Palladino, every time we have you on. says, oh, that guy should be on the air every time. Definitely. Tell him to tell him to tell people who care. But in the meantime, I'm happy to do posts shows like this and also happy to have the freedom at night to be found on a softball field doing other things I love. So thank you. Guy, thank you very much. All right, let's see if we can get you under $50 a day. I can't get that out of my head. Thanks, Guy. Here, thank you. Henry, $50. You know me a little bit, right? I'm coming up with some kind of plot, some kind of way, shape, or form, even if I had to be somewhere. There's got to be a shower and a quick change of clothes to run there or something. 50 bucks. Yeah, I'm keeping a change of clothes in the backpack. Yeah, that's it. That's way out of line. Exactly. All right. Coming up, a league of their own, all right? That's what we're looking for, somebody who is so singular. You've had some good ones on Twitter. Any walk of life hit us with that. We got Dom's Money Melody coming up too. And here, what guy said, where's their power then? What is their power base? My podcast, old school, new school, next school drops every Thursday. You can find it on every, there's a gazillion platforms out there. And I interviewed this former mayor of Providence today, big time Democrat. But he's the ghost whisperer to Democrats to get him to buy in on school choice. And he bet me that every Democrat governor will sign off on this by the deadline. I'm going to win that bet. Their party wants to stand in the schoolhouse doors. And that's why you'll have atrocities like the Philadelphia public schools. Now we're trying to get that principal on.

who was gone off about, oh, well, the Eagles wouldn't play with nine players. Why are we expected to have these cuts? Well, you just heard Guy Sharaki. That's why the money's not going to the schools. It's going to the bureaucracy and lawsuits and everything else. 855, 839, 1210, grab a line. Domjiudano, weekdays, noon till 3. From Talk Radio 1210, WPHD. Dom Chiodano on Talk Radio 1210 WPHT. All right, it is Dom time. Big 2 o'clock hour 855-839-1210. That's how you get on board. Here's a headline for Philadelphia Inquirer. Meet the South Jersey Democrats competing on Tuesday to face Trump loyalist Jeff Van Drew. He does talk to the president and often, I think, persuade the president in the right way. One of them is a big money guy who apparently just moved into the district to take on Jeff Van Drew. So we'll let you know, is there a real threat there or not and be all in. He is just one of a kind. And I hope he's coming to Domde. He thinks he is? I just got the word just a few minutes ago. He is. Yeah. Oh, my God. All right. Johnny, here's what you're going to have to do this afternoon. Remember that back thing we talked about knocking out the wall, making that bigger? You got time to develop that between now and that. All right. Just the guest list alone. We don't know about Scott Presler. It might be a conflict. He's got a book. Writers got a book. And who was the third one? I thought there was a third author that was... involved with this. I know there were three somehow. Oh, Joe Concha. People love Joe Concha on, you know, that's a pretty good number of views. There's going to be a lot of kegs on keeping eye out for. Oh, yeah, the platinum keg. Yeah, I mean, I didn't get his face out there. I know, right? Yeah, exactly. And then yesterday, if you missed it, we were challenged by our Southwest Philly caller. to, he wants to play both of us in individual matches. Oh, my God. I say he donates money to TMF. Okay, yeah, that would be good. Yeah. I still want him in studio either way. Oh, yeah, we still want him down there and he's in Seattle. So Pete, yeah, he should be able to get over there. It would be nice if he had every one of them in front of them, the frequent callers, and he imitated them. That might be an interesting thing going on. All right. So 855, 839, 12, 10, that's how you get in. You know, here's the thing. And I know whenever we meet people, either a bunch of people like Mulligans or. Over the years, thousands and thousands of people. Maybe I may have met at events, 100,000 people or more when you tally them up easily. They always do two things. They say, whatever happened, meaning to a story, everybody's gung-ho, then it ends, and they want to know what was the outcome because of all the outreach. Or they'll say, hey, don't you think, be it whatever, in this case, Trump.

should do something about this and here's what they can do. I love the idea of Markwayne Mullin and I see it really bubbling up. They seem to be more serious about it. Do it to at least one airport. Do it to Newark where they're fighting hand-to-hand combat and pull the customs agents. If the federal government says, hey, you don't want to follow the federal law. then we're going to cut you off from international air travel. Just imagine even for one day what that would be like. But then Sean Duffy jumps up. He is the head of the Transportation Authority Department. And he says we shouldn't be doing that just because we differ with the politics of the people involved. What's up with this guy? It's not their politics that they're just progressives or whatever. It's illegal to be a sanctuary city. They know that. But so far, we haven't found a mechanism to stop them from doing it. Tell me anywhere that we've succeeded in making a sanctuary city become not a sanctuary city. And that's because every time you try to take the money away, you know what happens. Some judge somewhere, something somewhere says, you can't touch this money, you can't do this. It's a pretty famous one. Jim Kenny dancing, jumping up and down, holding arms with his chief of staff, sanctuary city, laughing about it. Remember that? That's what it was about. Where they ruled, nope, can't do anything to Philadelphia. You're going to be a sanctuary city. Now, some of them are sanctuary cities to the extreme. There's all sorts of variants. Philadelphia is one of those. It's on the high side of being a sanctuary city. What would Philadelphia do if that was done to their airport even for a day? I can't answer. But I hope that Markwayne Mullin has Trump's ear. And Duffy is shown a bad side here. He doesn't get it's not politics. I mean, politics is always involved in all this. It's the law. You can't be a sanctuary city. I mean, what is the guy missing? By the way, Markwayne Mullin, I think, has done a heck of a job since he's taken over. Notice, he's not at putting his face out there in costumes and all like Kristi Noem. I don't know what's up with Kristi Noem, by the way. When I cover it, I was right there step by step watching this in the spin room, which greatest experience in my life to be eyeballing these guys. My showdown with Scaramucci. All right, I may have been standing on my tiptoes to be even taller versus him. You know, when he goes, what's up with this? What kind of? Watching Josh Shapiro come running in with a big state of Pennsylvania flag running into the arena with 100 people behind him, Henry.

watching an MSNBC host who's no longer there from Philadelphia, literally take off her heels and crawl underneath a pile of men to get to where Trump and JD Vance were. You've got to respect the deputy. Oh, I did. I wanted to interview. I was going to crawl underneath and get the interview of her interviewing them. I was on with Walter Sterling, and it was nuts. The spin room. If you ever have a chance, you've got to be in there to see what these characters. Imagine 150 of these aggressive people, 300 media types like me, in this giant football field-like thing, what could happen? I did get Marco Rubio saying he doesn't like the Cowboys. Nice. Yeah, but I don't think it was true. I didn't think he knew we were in Philadelphia. He kept walking and he said it, though, yeah. I got him for about three seconds. He was stunned by it. Like, you want to talk Iran? No, cowboys. Suck. And scaramucci with the cufflinks and with the monogram on the, I didn't forget that. And he was going along with it until it got heated. Then he went, what kind of thing is this? What news organization is this? And when I said talk radio, he was like, uh-oh. Uh-oh. Yes, the mooch. Let's go to Joe in Columbus, New Jersey. Talk Radio 1210. Hey, Joe, afternoon to you. Good afternoon, Dom, Henry. It's great to talk to you guys every day. Yeah, thank you. Thank you. Dom, I got to tell you, you guys put on a production that could never be rivaled or matched, no matter which show it is. Today's morning show was just fantastic. And it just, it basically confirmed that the friends that we've all made because of this station are keepers for life, for an eternity. And with that said, When I say it cannot be rivaled, I want to give my side answer. But at first, I would like to take a couple of phone calls. Should we take a couple of phone calls? That's interesting. Oh, there's nobody on the phone? Okay, what do I do now? You leave us no choice, listeners. Nice setup. How in the heck, can that guy think he could play with in this, not just your station's league, but any station's league. And having a producer, Joe, named Ivan, you can't make this up. And Ivan doesn't get it instead of saying, XNA, X, and he goes, there are none. The number's right in front of you. You would have, you would have been the perfect humbling experience for the quintessential narcissist, and it wasn't. Yeah, absolutely. And, you know, Joe, I don't feel bad for Baldwin because of how bad he is, but you would think they'd be coached up a little bit to say, you're not just going in there and talking, it's a little bit different when you get under the gun. No, you don't throw the guy in the ninth inning who never threw a pitch in his whole life to save a game. Hey, Joe, you're one of our baseball gurus too. Where do we, you know, I know they're well-meaning, but.

Leave it aside from qualifiers like Latino pitcher, but what Sanchez has done here goes back 100 years plus as far as greatness. It's amazing. Yeah, yeah, it is. And, you know, you like to see these guys. capture and preserve their moment in time. You know, did I want to see anybody, see anybody, let alone Pete Rose beat Joe DiMaggio's record? No, but I was glued to that TV every day of this hitting streak, and I was excited for him. So, yeah, you like to see when these things come upon you, come their way. Well, that record, I'll go on record here long after us, Joe. That record's never going to be broken in the 56th game. He just can't do it. I don't see the odds are beyond belief. Now, and in this game, all the fresh arms they bring in every four innings, five innings, now it's not going to happen anymore. But you like to see somebody strive to that level or at least come and approach that level. So, yeah, 55 innings are shutout ball. That's pretty incredible. That's remarkable. It is, Joe. Nice call. Good one. Yeah, Alec Baldwin on the self, what? abusing at slash insufferable. You need us no choice, listeners. My first guest, speaking of insufferable, is Larry Krasner. That's my dream here in these three seats in front of me. I got Jim Kenny. I got Larry Krasner. I don't know who's in the third seat. I got to work on that. Probably a national figure where, you know, it would be. Couldn't get past 10 seconds without it. I'd zone in on Krasner. Krasner is one of a kind. He is in a league of his own. Yeah, that's my choice today. When it comes to insufferable, it's Krasner. Notice, I got to call him out. I got to pull up on Jim Jordan. Jim Jordan hasn't called him in. Don't get cold feet, Jim. Bring Krasner in for testimony. Come on. We want to go to Washington and cover that. Let's go to Buddy in National Park on Talk Radio 1210. Hey, buddy, you got an idea for Mulligans. Yeah, that's a great... I was just thinking Big Al played for the Washington Generals, and he's a frequent caller. Oh, yeah. And he... Yeah, he talks about it. And I was thinking maybe if Big Al's listening, which he usually does... You know, he might step into the ring and let's see what you guys really got. Oh, so you like a two-on-two Pete and Big Al against Henry and me. I like what this is going. That's even better. We'll murder the bums if it's two-on-two. There you go. Now, pay-down. It was a high school. He works at, as far as I know, he worked in a high school, a couple high school. How tall is Big Al? How tall is Big Al? Big Al, he's about 6'8. Come on. Dan, 6'8, too. We don't have some height disadvantages in this game. All right, let Big Al know. Okay, let Big Al know. So, 65, 68.

I can't even cheat my head anywhere near that. Henry won't cheat his sight. That's a problem. You're going to say 6.3 at least for this. Or you can get Dan who's 6.7. Yeah, we're not tagging Dan. Maybe if he's right around the rim. Yeah, you're catching a ball might be an issue there. He might tap out. Keep it high, Dan. Yeah, you might tap out about two minutes into the game or fewer. I will say if Big Al plays, we do have one thing on our side in that regard. Washington generals aren't exactly known for winning. Big Al knows how to tank. Big Al might go in the tank. We could get to him. All right, Al. Sam Hink, you would have loved him. Johnny's got all the bourbon you want. Just go in the tank here. All right. Let's Big Al, I'm sure we'll contact us. I was looking around at parks. There's a couple of them near Mulligans. I don't know the before and after, though. I got a lot of stuff going on with this, but yeah. 855839-1210. That's how you get in. I think we have enough room. It is time for... It's Dobbs. Money Melody. That is exactly right. Today we're playing for a copy of Scott Channing's book, A Revolution of Common Sense, how Donald Trump stormed Washington and fought for Western civilization. Okay, Henry. Yeah, Dom, so today on the side question, we're asking for someone, something that's in a league of their own. So I went to music, and I thought, who's in a league of their own for music? And I, of course, came up with the Beatles. They're the number one, you know, artists of all time, according to Billboard. But then I thought... Gosh, if I go with the Beatles, all Dom's going to do is bring up the Rolling Stones and how they were actually better than the Beatles. So I decided to flip at the last second, and we're going to do something by the Rolling Stones instead. Yeah, the number two artist all time in the Billboard top charts. So, anywho, I'm going to play you. I can't get no satisfaction today, only it's going to be covered by a cover artist. This particular cover artist, I would say, was in a league of their own in the late 90s, early 2000s, actually becoming the first ever woman to have four albums go straight to number one on the American charts. So I want to know the name of this cover artist who was in a league of their own back in the early 2000s. Let's take a listen. Want to know the name of this artist who was in a league of their own in the 2000s. All right. Hit us with that. And you get the book and you get the belt for today. And I do have that Joe Concha clip coming up in which he compares Kamala Harris to avocados. All straight ahead on Talk Radio 12thead. It's the money melody. By the way, note to Linda Kurtz. I'm being inundated on Twitter with, of course, the voice, Frank Sinatra in a league of his own as vocal stylists, singers, etc. As much as I think Sinatra is the king, I've got to say Elvis is relatively close. You don't want to get on Linda's back. I'm saying legitimately. I don't know that there's a clear...

win there. Trying to think, is there a female vocalist, though, isn't a lig of her own? Who that might be. Ooh, that's a good question. Imagine it can be a negative character. I really tell you, I don't know every figure nationally, but at least on a local regional level, Larry Krasner is in a league of his own. He is the all-time most insufferable figure I've seen and I've never had him on. Still time, Larry. The impeached Larry Krasner, whatever he tells you, we impeached him. Lori and Doystown, though. Oh, let's play the sound again. I'm sorry. Here's the clue. Yeah. In a league of her own in the 2000s, Dom. Lori in Doylestown. Hey, Lori, what's your answer? Hi, is that Britney Spears?

Whoa, way off. Yeah. Yeah, that's a little too late for her. Yeah. Brittany Spears, though, not in a league of our own. In the 2000, she was. Oh. That's what I was saying with the hint. First woman have four albums. Go straight to the number one in the American charts. Youngest person to get a star on the Walk of Fame. Boy, that's hard to remember. And she did that in 2003. Right. I mean, she was off the charts for about four or five years there. And then obviously, you know. And the whole thing with her not being able to make decisions with the father and all. Right. Free Britney Spears. Yeah. Pretty wild stuff. Okay. Lori, you got the win. We will get you the book. Nicely played 855, 839, 12, 10. Oh. You know what, I got to go to Lansing this one to get a really good one on the board. I have to admit, I might be sold lock, stock, and barrel because if the film is anywhere near accurate, this guy, is there somebody else that could do what he did? Because most people, even great pilots, Henry, I think would have said, you know what, no, no, we're going to try to make the airport. Yeah, but we're not going to make it. Yeah, you got to try to make the airport. Let's go to Lance in South Philly. Hey, Lance, what do you have today? How are you doing, Dom? They wanted him to go to Tudor Barrow, and he told him, I'm not going to make it. I'll be in the Hudson. Other pilots might have tried that, and everyone would have died. I think it was 165 people on their airbus. Yep. And he told him, I'm not making it. And they asked him, was he sure? Even, even during the, you know, afterwards, in the investigation, he tells them, now are you ready to get serious that I explain to you why I put the plane down in the Hudson? It's Sullenberger. Yeah, it is the most remarkable thing, but I don't know. I may be twisting what you said. I thought he believed he could do it. I thought he knew he could do it. He was competent. Well, he knew he could do that. But I was saying was they wanted him to go to Teterboro. He knew he couldn't make it to Teterboro. Yeah, that was the thing, Lance, to defy that because you know you can't make it, but you've got to pretend like you're going to do it. You can't do it. No, no. And as far as Britney Spears goes... When Britney Spears was out, no one could put out music, not Pink, not Christina Aguilera. No female artists could put out music because Britney Spears was a force to reckon with. Amen, Lance. Thank you, Lance. Great week played. By the way, two artists have dropped out of the Washington concert series. I don't even know these guys. I'm not sure if they're rappers, Mr. C and Young C and all. You can Google it. Oh, yeah.

They've dropped out because they say it sounds like it's political. Well, it is. It's going to be associated with Trump. But somebody's got to get to Trump and go, look, you can't be associated with milly, vanilla, and vanilla ice back to back. I mean, do you want mockery? Come on. Who's booking there? Who's booking for Trump? Philadelphia is better than the Washington. I even, I have to say, at least namewise. They're still not patriotic or anything. It's just Philadelphia. But how are Millie Vanilli for Fourth of July or whatever it is? I was reading something yesterday because the one caller called in told us, you know, Millie Vanilla, one half Millie Vanilli had died back in the 90s. So there's only one of them. So there's only one of them. And the other one was a producer and those two are dead. So the only one left. He got all the rights to the music. Apparently he tours now with like a live band. And people say that this version of Millie Vanilli is the best one. It's much better than the original. So I found that funny. I was like, oh. Yeah, but once you get caught up in this, we're not going to forget this one anytime. Yeah, no. I mean, and then Vanilla Ice is the act after that, at least in the order that I saw. It's a mockery. Come on, they know people. They can't get any of these country guys in there. I thought they get Kid Rock, at least, and then he gets a whole bunch of people in there. My God, Millie Vanilla. Even Philadelphia, I got to say, is better. And that takes some doing to say that. I'm not sure why Scott Bessent is, oh, I'm getting a sense. Scott Bessent is taken over today as the person speaking about the Iranian proposal that apparently is a deal. It's just that President Trump has to sign off on it. Now, Scott Bessent is pretty good at pushing back on stuff, and he's the one talking about sanctions and all the stuff that we've done on Iran. Henry, you don't know is Virginia Coates on tomorrow or she travel? We don't know yet? As far as I know she's still on. Okay, good, yeah, because by tomorrow we might have more clear. I don't like this deal. And again, you know, just because it's a Trump administration, we want to get out of this, the deal is they will open up the Strait of Harmoos. remove mines over the next 30 days, I thought we have removed them. And it's a 60-day ceasefire. So now we're into almost August that we're still dealing with this. And what we're going to be negotiating are the nuclear parts of this, of how that will work. But the deal says, at least according to the report that I have, they will announce they're giving up their nuclear aspirations. Yeah, I get that Trump can hang his hat on that. See, I got him to say that. But what kind of rights do we have to inspect or do whatever in order to verify that? They'll say anything, of course. But they're not even just saying anything. Do you see how long they can drag stuff out? That's why for 47 years they've done this. So I think Scott Bessent... is saying that we're taking this position now so that we have more time to negotiate this, but we got a deal. And will the president sign off on that? Trump said apparently in the next couple of days, and then it would be a 60-day ceasefire. We could be, yeah, I would say we're going to be into August. This comes up again. Now, what if they don't do something along this way?

and they string it out more. You realize we're getting close to Labor Day. That's really the kickoff of the midterms. This means gas prices, well, I'm not sure the markets are reacting pretty favorably, and crude oil is down, but it's not down overwhelmingly because there's a lack of certainty here. So... You know, we're not going to see even over 60 days, I don't think. Could we get under $4 at the end of these 60 days because things look like they're going pretty well? I would take that bet. I'd say we get under $4. But can we get close to three at the end of this? I wouldn't take that bet. And you know, this is something that's going to be watched by people. This is the thing that we all watch. Not a good deal. Oh. Trump on the $250 bill. That's why Scott Bessent is there. And he's just said, that's in Congress's hands. Oh, my God. A $250 bill. Who's going to be running around with a $250 bill? Absolutely not me. All right. Imagine being the guy is, can you break a $250? Yeah, there you go. Yeah, right. Get out of my store. I need a pack of gum. All right. 855, 839, 12, 10, jump on board. Uh-oh. Somebody wants to rain on the Sully parade. I don't know if I can do that. He isn't a lig of his own. That's a really good answer. Lig of their own on this, well, Saturday, the league of their own started. Somebody clearly in any kind of category you like above the rest. That's next. Talk Radio 1210. Okay. Let's talk for a moment. If you're sick of prices constantly rising, especially on some of the basic essentials, you're not alone. And Rescue is doing something about it. This month, this Memorial Month, Rescue Natural Supplements is featuring huge rollback prices on all their products, from cholesterol and metabolic support to their best-selling high-intensity omega-3s. What's more, you can actually stack up your savings. When you buy two or more bottles, you'll get bonus bottles for free. Just go to RES-Q.com to shop these deals, stock up on your favorites, or try something new that fits your health goals. Rescue products are meticulously crafted, rigorously tested, and rooted in the belief that wellness should be personal effective and grounded in science. So what are you waiting for?

Stack those savings up with major rollback prices on top of this Memorial Month deal sitewide. Shop today at RES-Q.com or call a product consultant at 8262-5483. Now is the best time to put your health first and start feeling better. Just go to RES-Q.com. Tom Chiridano on Talk Radio 1210, WPHPHT. Okay, it is Dom time. A lot of people jumping on board, all time in the league of their own. By the way, a couple things. Ryan Clark, I've seen him on CNN, and I think his reputation is that race is the area that he leans toward in his commentary analysis, either on the air or another incident. His take on what happened with the Giants quarterback. is amazing. He says that Abdul Carter should have handled it behind and say, no, I had no problem with them publicly. I don't care. You know, I'm not here to team chemistry and all that. This is beyond that. Dart had a right to do that. Abdul Carter had a right to call him out if he wanted. Here's the part I object to with Ryan Clark from ESPN. He said the president has clearly picked aside and standing next to him gives the impression that you have to, which means you stand in direct opposition of the majority of your teammates. It's a conversation to be have behind closed doors, but it's an important conversation. You know, the problem with the sports analysts and the stuff that you get into with this is this. Spit it out, buddy. Tell me, it's like that car we had earlier on. Tell me specifically, I don't care if we get into a brawl then. Everybody, I'm fine. So what is he talking about here? Is he saying Trump has taken a stand? Does he mean it's racial? I know that that Trump has taken a stand because of Trump being in favor of the Supreme Court decision. or redistricting, probably the Supreme Court decision on these minority districts. That's racism. The Supreme Court found that they're right constitutionally. Was there a time when that was necessary with the Voting Rights Act? Okay. When was that time passed? I think by now it has. Henry, what do you think he's getting at here, the bone of contention aside from Trump? Or is he just saying in general, Trump? I don't think he's saying in general. He seems to be indicating some position. Yeah, he always likes to implicate something. I actually don't know where he's kind of headed about this. But it's racial. He's saying your teammates are in opposition to this 70%, 75%. I mean, he tends to make things a little bit racial in his takes and he has to back down on it later. So I would be surprised later today you'd see an apology or something from him regarding that. I don't even know if they have an opinion on something specific. They may not like Trump in general. Or is it, this is a white guy quarterback, which, okay, we got a different dynamic. Sequin played with Trump golf. Nobody said any two reasons. He's unbelievable. He's an unbelievable person. And he's black. Dart is none of those things, at least yet, or obviously.

So I guess you can bring up, what has Trump done differently, suddenly that's racial? It's a Supreme Court decision, et cetera, here. I just wish whatever we're arguing about, if I know what it is, I'm okay. When you say, well, these players are in opposition to it. To what? To Trump in general? Right. That's not true. Yeah, that's when sports analysts delve into the world of politics and they're just giving, you know, general vagaries about nothing. Right. There's no new, you know, they don't know what they're talking about. I get their point. They're in the world of sports. Team unity, do this behind closed doors, I guess. I have no problem with either one of them duking it out. I just, if you can't play on a team for all the money you're being paid. plus just your own dignity as an athlete and go all out. Something's wrong with you then because one guy's there with Trump and the other guy goes after him. So should I not protect Abdul Carter because he goes after the quarterback and he's going after Trump? No, I don't care about any of them. I'm out there to win. and to do whatever I can, both individually for me. So, Henry, you and I differ. What's the biggest one? Oh, we differ on The Odyssey. We're playing Big Al and Big Pete. Am I going to Kirk, do you think, say, no, I'm not picking for Henry. Let him get open himself. Come on. We're going to have a hard time scoring points then. Yes. And will Henry be the picker or the pickee? I'm not sure here. I'm a big pick and pop car. Oh, well, I pick very effectively. And I think these guys play by old-time rules where you really can pick. None of that stuff of standing with your arms in. We're playing picking. You can do whatever you want. Will Johnny volunteer to be the referee? Oh, man. We need a celebrity referee. Better swallow that whistle, John. No, let him play. I don't care about it. They can try to rough me up a little bit. That's what I'm saying, yeah. Yeah, exactly. How many felt, well, how many, yeah, is there like a limit to fouls? No, there's no limit in. Oh, okay. Prison yard rules. No, that's right, yeah. A great video. Maybe the mayor of Wildwood, Ernie might jump in. Who do we have there? Joe of Columbus would give it a shot, I'm sure. I'm not sure about Jeff Van Drew as a basketball ref. I'm not Scott of Mount Laurel. Scott of Mount Laurel. He usually comes. That's right. Here's a guy, Scott of Mount Laurel, who said he could have Dan shooting 70% foul shots within a couple days. Come on, Scott. I don't see that. By the way, let's play that clip, Henry, YouTube.com slash 1210, and I'll get your commentary. We have two of them on Trump with the Knicks. Here's President Trump. Hitting a foul shot. This is The Apprentice, Season 4, Episode 9. My question is, how many takes that they have to do? He's shooting alongside Jamal Crawford, Penny Hardaway, and Isaiah Thomas with Melania.

What is it with Trump in the overcoat? He's inside Madison Square Guard and he takes off the overcoat. He's still got a full suit on shooting the foul shot and he does some kind of form like it's too much over his head kind of pushing a ball like this. Here's how it sounded. Hey, Isaiah. How you doing? I'm doing great. Thank you so much. Hello, how you doing? It is so good to see you. Now, this is a winner. I think y'all should make the Donald shoot a free film. Oh, and the pressure is old. Oh, we got us up. We got us up. We got us up. We got us up. Yeah. We got a pretty cheerleader. This definitely is going in. All right, Henry, did they have to do a lot of takes on that? I was trying to say that. Maybe, yeah. The way, yeah, the way he shoots where he brings the ball up above his head and then kind of like shifts his feet so he's putting his entire body into the shy. Leasing to believe, yeah, that might not have been the first take. Yeah, that's what I'm thinking here. Heavily edited. Heavily added with the suit on and all that. But it went in pretty cleanly, you know, it wasn't bouncing around. I mean, the shot they showed, yeah. Yeah, exactly. Yeah, exactly. So I think there could have been a little old. technology involved. And tomorrow we might play Marv Albert. He interrupts and Trump does during a game. During the finals. During the finals, yes. The Kathy Hochul got wrong. Yeah. All right. All right. Marine and Winwood on Talk Radio 1210. Hey, Marine, thank you for the week. Go right ahead. Okay. I think I have a winner, Dom. Okay. I'm going to say Johnny Weissmiller. All right. Johnny Weissmiller. Okay. Tarzan, you mean the swimming or the Tarzan? Well, both. He was in the league of his own and both of them. He was the first person to break a minute in the 100 freestyle. He was the first person ever to break five minutes in the 443. He won five gold medals in the Olympics. He won a bronze in the Olympics on the water polo team. He's in the International Swimming Hall of Fame. He has a star in the Hollywood Walk of Fame. He's on the cover with other people on the Sergeant Pepper's Lonely Harts Club band. He is. Johnny Weissmower is, yeah? Yeah, one of them. And then I have more, but I'll just jump to. Okay, well, thank you, Marine. That is a good one. I was going to say all the people who play James Bond, you know what I'm going to say in a league of his own, it's Sean Connery. You can't, you shouldn't even allow these other guys to play. I don't know. I think people would point at Daniel Craig. Oh, God. Yeah, he's not. He's not. I mean, that's why I think it's been the longest time in between Bond movies since the last Daniel Craig won because. They're having such a hard time trying to fill those shoes. Well, whoever said, let's tag Pierce Bronson in. That was a bad move. That would be hitting ahead with a cantalope like he was in Mrs. Doubtfire. I disagree. I think he's a good bond as well. I think the writing maybe went a little too sideways and hurt his legacy.

The writing could. Well, I wish I had Sean Connery here what he would say. It might be profane to Henry on that one. It's all in the dance. 855-839, 12-10. It is the lightning round. Jump in, hit us with that person in a league of their own. There's so much better than anybody else. Hit us with that on Talk Radio 12-10. Tom Chiridano. On Talk Radio 1210, WPHT. The time has come for the final test. We usually call us the lightning round. All right, that is right. By the way, Leslie killing it on Twitter, Fish O'Bind. The fact checker, I think, has put the lies and distortions, but mostly lies of President Trump. at over 30,000 plus. I think just in his term, he seems to be saying, Wesley would like to know with the resurfacing of Jill Biden, how many would Joe Biden? And the answer appears to be maybe not as many. I mean, how could we ever say he was lying? What do you have to have intentionality there to be doing that? I can hardly wait until she comes to Philadelphia. I thought he was having a stroke. Do you think the moderator will jump in and goes, well, why didn't you do something during the commercial breaks in? Dr. Jill Biden. Let's go to Karen in North Carolina. Hey, Karen, what's yours? Oh, hi, Dom. Hi, Karen. I'm sticking with the baseball theme. I'll wish you a happy New Year because I haven't done it before. Okay, well, we appreciate that for North Carolina. Yes. You really make my year, brighten up my year down here. The person I'm thinking of is a baseball player, not the greatest of all time, but considered the goat in his area of expertise, and that would be Mariano Rivera. who is considered the best closer of all time with 652 saves, five World Series rings. And every time I watch a Phillies pitcher struggle to close out a game, I think, where is Mariano Rivera? That is a great one. And I don't think he knew what he was doing. The way that pitch exploded when it got in the zone. And Mariana Rivera didn't know what he was doing. It was just a gift suddenly. It's God. It's a hand of God at that point? Oh, yeah. I think so. Yeah. Oh, yeah. You think there's a better reliever? Probably not. I mean, Hoffman's got to be in the discussion, but no, it's got to be Mariana. Yeah. Drew in Upper Darby. Hey, Drew, we headed to Greek Fest tonight. I don't know, Dom. I'm not sure. They always have one in Upper Darby around September, so that's pretty good. One Greek Fest per person. Okay. Hey, Dom, I'm going to go with Nolan Ryan. He not only had seven no-hitters in his career, seven of them, but, you know, when he was in the American League, I know he pitched in the National League.

But when he amassed the majority of his strikeouts in the American League, he was facing a designated hitter. Sure. Every time. For example, when Steve Carlton got many of his strikeouts, he got a lot of them against the opposing pitcher when he batted. Well, you're leaving out the bigness. Yeah, you're leaving out the bigness part, though. For me, with Nolan Ryan, when Ventura charged the mound with his pitching hand, he blasted a guy that's all of fame stuff. He had that uppercut. He had that upper cut. And seven no hitters, Dom. That's the amazing part. Thanks, man. Exactly, exactly. Good stuff there. Don't know that it's that much a league of their own other than the guy just seems to be mythical. A little bit of that. Michael in Wilmington. Michael, how about yours? Hey, Dom, how are you, my good sir? Hey, Kirk, hey, Henry. Yeah, Dom, mine, this guy may not have been landing planes in the Hudson and may not have had no hitters, but in the world of candy, fictional, no one did it better than Willie Wonka, the Wonka Bar, the everlasting gobstopper, and then who, of course, could not forget the I said good day, sir. at the end of the movie. I say good day, sir. Thank you very. That's a great comeback. Yeah. We ought to be using more of that. Oh, God. I'm looking at the highlights of the Biden years. And Jill Biden denying she saw a decline, she thought it must be a stroke in the middle of the presidential debate. My goodness. When you lead with that, where is there to go? Bill and Bucks on Talk Radio 1210. Bill, I have one for you, the ultimate, well, he's not the ultimate chameleon, the ultimate independent, Brian Fitzpatrick. League of his own. Yes, he is. I was going to say his name, but most people don't know who he is. I guess you're from Bucks County. Yeah. You know, yeah. So, yeah, he's now doing a tour about the anti-weaponization fund, whatever, you know. Oh, yeah. We'll see where that goes. You know, he's been on all the new shows, especially the Sunday shows. Yeah. My female singer-songwriter in a league of her own, she just turned 78 years old on May 26, just a couple of days ago. And she was one of the top talents with a group called Fleetwood Mac, Stephanie Lynn Nix, also known as Stevie Nix. Yeah, that's a really good one. And Bill Clinton helped with that big time. The Earl of Tacconi, all right, he's bringing up the big guns here. Earl, what's yours today? I'm going to go with Walt Disney as a real estate developer, bought a bunch of thousands of acres of worthless swamp land, managed to convince the state of Florida to secede from the state of Florida, form as practically his own state. In fact, secede from the United States and form his own... country or world. And with his own government, his own police force, his own fire department. In fact, the man was so powerful, he would not have been able to do the Wonderful World of Disney if ABC didn't carry him and carry the show. And the Wonderful World of Disney goes and turns around and now owns ABC.

Oh, that is absolutely true. Yeah, Disney is one of a kind. Bob and Brumel, I'll admit I have to knock myself out as a judge on this because I saw him once and I'm still awestruck. Bob and Brumall, Bob, who's yours? Will Chamberlain. Got to be. How about all the records? They have 10 records just in his rookie year. Oh, you left out the best part, the 20,000 rebounds, and? And it's 48 minutes, over 48 minutes a game. All right, no, Bob, you didn't get the memo, the 20,000 women. Yeah. I forget if the host was breaking that down. Come on, well, the math doesn't add up here in studio. Because he wouldn't let me in. I think someone did break down the math, then he was like, yeah. Yeah, that's right. That sounds right. Yeah, he started talking about the two and three a day stuff. And starting at 16, I believe, Will said. Right. I might have been earlier than that. Yeah. Yeah. I mean, you know, Henry, if you grew up around that time and you just saw him walking down the hallway, I'm going, I don't care about Oliver North. And he's the center of the universe right now. He's walking down, get him out of here. Will is coming in. Mike Baldini, who you met, got an orange signed by him. I don't know if he still has it. I didn't forget seeing that. Yeah. Let's go to Gary in Newtown. Gary, what's yours today? Hey, Dom, can I fill that third seat for you? I wanted to be Governor Christie. The charging rhino. When Christy was snorting, I think we had that tape still, Gary, and he's snorting. What exactly did I say? He almost said you, blank, blank. Then when he told the guy, I'm going to need more time with Dom today, I was ready to say, yeah, buddy, you're going to need an eternity here. I'm telling you we could sell tickets for that one. Oh, God, he's good on his feet. That guy is as good as it gets. Now, this guy is no longer around, but he is one of a kind. He was one of a 217 Republican House of Representatives that did not take any APEC money at all. Thomas Massie. All right. I want to give Pete a little time here, as always. We're going to about 30 seconds. Pete, sorry to limit you. What do you have today? Hello, Dom, and good afternoon. Hey, Dom, Henry, it's good to talk to you guys today. All right, Dom, I hate to correct a fellow caller, Zinos. I don't got his voice down next week. Okay. However, I believe Nolan Ryan has more wins in the National League, the American League. However, Nolan Ryan does not only have the most no-hitters in baseball. He has the most one-hitters and the most two-hitters in the history of baseball.

Gotcha. Not surprising. Sorry, Pete. We were on that one time. Kurt, who did you like? I'm going with Joe with Alec Baldwin's attempt as a PhD host. Oh, Joe at Columbus, and Henry was complicit in that call. It seemed like you guys had that time. What did you like, Henry? Yeah, I like that call, too. I like Maureen and Winwood's answer of Johnny Bari Weiss Miller, and he is on Sergeant Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club band. Oh, man. He's right behind the Beatles. Michael Womiton with Willie Wonka and Earl and Tocconi with... Walt Disney. Let's go. The Johnny Weissmiller call, Joe was great, but let's throw Marine in there. That was out of the box and the Sergeant Pepper's. What? All right. Michael Pelka is next. Big show tomorrow. Stacey Garrity and I think Victoria Coates. Are we at peace? We'll find out. Here on Talk Radio 1210, WPHT. Dom Giudano, weekdays noon till 3. From Talk Radio 1210, WPHD.