Again, Is It Dom or Don? (Full Show)

Tom Giordano on Talk Radio 1210, WPHD. All right, it is Dom Time, Bill O'Reilly in the On-Dex Circle. President Trump in the On-Dex Circle at 1230, he says today, between 1230 and 1 from the White House, he announced whom he's endorsing in that heated primary in Texas. Now, you know that John Cornyn is the face of rhinoism. Even more than Brian Fitzpatrick, who you want to name, this guy is the all-timer. But he's played ball with Trump. Paxon is the darling in certain circles, but I don't know if he's going to win. His divorce is beyond messy. I know you want to poo-poo the James Talarico guy will win with anybody. I don't know about that. So we'll see. I think the president could shock. and say, I'm endorsing John Cornyn. And if he does, how are you going to feel about that? Because that is the rhino. And on primary day, I know people are upset with the Republican Party here in Pennsylvania, in Philadelphia, certainly. But do you realize we are facing a crisis? We told you about it. And I hope you voted and voted in the primary. And that crisis involves the lieutenant governor's race. Yesterday, the Pittsburgh Post Gazette, we had Stacey Garrity on, did a big feature. Oh, this guy's pretty good. John Ventry, the UFO crazy, guy with a lot of racial baggage. Josh Shapiro pushing him so that what happens will be that we end up getting that guy as a lieutenant governor candidate. And I'm convinced this will bleed into everything Republicans do. In addition to that, The crazies that still support Doug Mastriano. Look, it's one thing to be against rhinoism and all that. But is Doug Mastriano the answer? Do you realize there's 1,800 volunteers out there today across the state and mainly rooted in the rural parts running a writing campaign, even though they made him the ambassador to Slovakia to get them out of here? For Doug Mastriano, I could hear it in Stacey Garrity's voice yesterday. Now, I don't think Doug Mastriano is going to beat Stacey Garrity to be the governor's contest, part two. But again, you have people that are insane. This would be one of the most insane things I've seen happen in our political history if Doug Mastriano. ends up as the writing candidate. 1,800 volunteers they have out there, though, still going down that path after the disaster this man caused. A quick question, 855, 833, 9, 12, 10. This guy's in the news. I won't say why, but who is the only person who was ever convicted of a crime as a result of the O.J. Simpson trial. The person who was convicted of a crime is in the news. I won't say why yet. It was a unbelievable moment in that trial. Who's the only person convicted of a crime in the OJ Simpson? It wasn't OJ, as you know. 855, 839, 12, 10. He's back in the news briefly, to put it mildly. All right, so we got that going on. As I said, President Trump will announce.

Out around, he says between 1230 and 1, the instant we have it, we'll talk about it. I could see him gone with Corning since Corning's played ball. Trump wants to win. And he may be feel like, they have more data than I do. I don't have the data to tell you that Paxson can't win, but I see this as incredibly shaky. The wife out there going after him. This is like a biblical thing in Texas. And this James Talarico guy, even a fraudulent in a nutbag where a Democrat is playing into it. We got to win Texas. Hold Texas, hold the nation. Alan West. Which one of them can win? Can they both win? Then you might say, all right, we want to go with Paxson. I get it. I know that Scott Presler yesterday said that's where he's all consumed right now with being in Texas. If we have an answer, no, gee, I'll take it. being in Texas around this battle. Bill O'Reilly coming up. We'll talk with him about it. But the primary has several other things today that we're aware of. Don't forget the big congressional race. If this guy Chris Rab wins over in Mount Airy Chestnut Hill, he's just one of the... absolute worse that we've ever seen. I don't think he will, but we'll see. I mentioned a governor's race, lieutenant governor's race with Richie. Alante McCauley, we're monitoring that to see if he makes it to the Pennsylvania committee. Scott Presler also running. And then we have the big Thomas Massie primary. I'm convinced Thomas Massie's going to lose in Kentucky. Might be fairly close. I don't think he's going to get blasted. But we'll see what happens there in Kentucky. And I'm convinced that Thomas Massie is going to be a goner. By the way, this is up in the lives of TikTok. I think we talked about it last year. And we'll try to get them on again. Apparently over in Hatfield, Nice Town, Hatfield. On June 9th. They will be once again raising the pride flag at the police station. The pride flag at the police station. Really? To symbolize diversity and inclusion. Here we go with the pride flag again. Let's go to Susan in Windmore, see if we can answer. Who was the only person convicted? in the OJ Simpson case. It wasn't OJ. Hey, Susan. Mark Furman. Yeah, yeah, it was Mark Furman. You know why's in the news? Yeah, because he died. Yeah, so that was a pretty shocking moment. when it came forward that Furman is the guy that went over the wall. Now, I realize it was disputed that he said some stuff. Was he play acting or not? I don't know. There was a pretty long history there. Thank you, Susan. Yes, it was Mark Furman just passed away. They're dropping. I don't know if Judge Edos still out there and the others, but yeah, what a moment in the OJ Simpson trial. Okay, San Diego, before we go to Bill O'Reilly. A couple thoughts on it will develop throughout the show.

Look, this is when any place is attacked. It doesn't matter that this is associated with care, the Council on American Islamic Relations, a really bad organization. It doesn't matter. A couple takeaways. And I'm not with certitude. I see reports out here. These two guys, again, may have been trans or they were gender conflicted, something like that. We'll see during the course of the show. if there's any more certitude on that. All right, that's one thing that's out there. But the thing that jumped out at me, this hero who prevented them from massacring more people, they showed pictures of the guy, I mean, I believe his first name was, on a day-to-day basis, he leaves behind eight kids. And on a day-to-day basis, if you notice, he had a bulletproof vest on, and he had what I think was a Glock or something like that. Another words, my first takeaway from all this is you need to have people armed at facilities like this, not just synagogue or mosque. I'm talking again back to the public schools. Then you have a fighting chance. Now, the reason I mentioned the trans thing, every observer, every analyst made great mention of the fact. It's rare. that it's not a lone wolf. And that's true. It has happened. There was a husband and wife teen in San Bernardino. There were terrorists you may remember a few years back. But it is relatively rare to see a team like this. So we'll see. We'll see if that's what was driving us. And they went after a religious house of worship. But again. Imagine if that guy were not there, or even if he were there and he wasn't armed. He was armed and he had a bulletproof vest. I don't know how they shot him what they did. There were two of them. But he prevented wholesale massacre in this situation. And again, it cries out for that. Now, I know the battle is constant. We'll see. We'll see if that gets highlighted in this. All right, Bill O'Reilly's next. As you know, he was back from China a couple months ago, meeting with the leadership there. What does he say about the Trump trip? I'm also going to ask him about AI. AI really is snowballing here. And Jeff Yass, one of the richest guys in the country and the richest in Pennsylvania, north of 67 billion. offers a lifeline to these poor kids in these 17 decrepit Philadelphia schools are going to have to go elsewhere, and people in the inquire are calling him dastardly for giving them scholarships, holding money in front of their face. I'm telling you, these stinking progressives, that's what they are. They are just incredible. A guy offers a lifeline to 500 kids to go to a private school. No cost. And what do they say? It's all part of a plot. No, they're the plots. They're the ones that are ruining the country. If you can't celebrate it, shut up. 855-839-1210. Bill O'Reilly next on Talk Radio 12-10. Tom Giordano, on Talk Radio 1210, W-P-Ht. All right, big issues, big guest. Dom Giordano's show, without further ado, a lot to unpack with Bill O'Reilly here on Talk Radio 1210. Bill, welcome back.

I'm unpacking. What am I unpacking? I don't know. You're a Globetrotter, so you're probably packing and repacking. Well, let's unpack China for a minute since you've been there and done that, particularly with some of the leadership. Yeah, we didn't get much out of China, but it's worth the exercise to be cordial and keep them as a non-hostile neutral. And so that's pretty much what happened. I didn't expect. any kind of major occurrence in two days. The Trump strategy is basically, look, we don't want any trouble from these people. It would be beneficial to both countries, and we could open up some trade avenues, apparently soybeans. I mean, I've heard soybeans 45 times, you know. Let's get the soybeans over there, all right? All right. I don't even know what a soybean is. But, you know, look, when you're dealing with global politics, you've got to know who you're dealing with. The Chinese are not our friends. But they don't have to be enemies. And, you know, when a guy like she says, oh, we'll help you out in Iran, nobody believes that she is going to help the United States out in Iran, then he's not. And Trump just goes, okay, fine, you know, that kind of thing. But does anybody really believe that substance was going to be accomplished in two days? I don't think so. Well, wait a minute, Bill. I do see them as enemies. Maybe not just the talk radio host. I see them the enemies of the world for what they've done and will continue to do. Doesn't mean we don't try to probe them, as you're saying. You know, try to keep things because what can we actually do with them? You don't think we ought to treat them as enemies, though. You can't treat a powerful country like that, which is the capability of really damaging your own country as an enemy. You treat them as a neutral. Now, I have Mao Zetung on my cover of my book. confronting evil. I was out of the Ayatollah Khomeini. So if you were to say, hey, O'Reilly, who's worst toward the United States, Iran or China, I'm going to say Iran. Because of Iran could kill every one of us. She wants to get an advantage over us. She wants China to be able's proclamation to the world. It's a whole different dynamic. But the Mullahs would kill us. we have this Iranian nuke thing. Bill, when it comes to your dealings there, when you went there, though, is there any insight that you would have told Trump or you did? Is there anything that you learned that's different than just the media who just said, well, that Trump looked weak in this, which is ridiculous. There's no weak here of either side. But what did you, what did you boil down? You're writing about that, too, right? Has that an upcoming? Yeah, and... confronting America. What has to change? I'm taking you through it. But I do talk to the president about my world travels because I'm in a unique position here. I don't work for him. I work for myself. I'm a private citizen, journalist, historian, but I'm involved. I don't even know how that happened with geopolitics. I mean, before...

The president left last week. I got a call from a big shot in China. What can we expect? What's his mood? That kind of thing. And I answered the questions candidly, but I always tell President Trump what the questions are. And the Chinese know that. It's not like I'm being two-faced or I'm not going to be honest. I tell them, you know, this conversation is off the record. That's fine, but I got to debrief the president because I'm American citizen. I just can't be going over there doing stuff out of turn. Exactly. So the big thing that I suggested to President Trump, and remember, I don't call him. He calls me. asked me questions. I answer the questions. I don't suggest policy to him. I don't do any of that. It's not my job. Was Taiwan? You got time on Taiwan because she wants to be the new Mao. He wants to be the greatest Chinese leader. And in 2049, it was the 100th anniversary of Mao's takeover, the communist takeover of China. That's a target date they have for having Taiwan under their flags. We get some time. to work out economic deals, to work out deals where dual flags might be flown, a whole bunch of stuff that could happen. But I also suggested that, look, if the United States is going to get involved with this at that level, then China's got to do something for us. And I didn't anticipate the offer to help with Iran, but when I heard it, I went out, okay, how? You know, and maybe in a private conversation, she said, well, you know, we'll put a destroyer in there. I don't know. But I doubt they're going to help us out. Bill, at 1230, Trump says between 1230 and 1, he's going to announce the endorsement in the Texas race. The way I read Trump, I think he could go with John Cornyn, but you talk with him. You have 30, 40-year relationship with him. He wants to win. We got to hold Texas if you're a Republican. What do you think Trump is thinking? You know, I don't get into partisan politics with him because I don't care about it very much outside of where I live in New York, which is just an unbelievable mess. But if I had to bet, if you forced me to bet, I would probably say John Cornyn will get the endorsement. Okay. I'm wondering on Bill O'Reilly's Global, particularly YouTube, et cetera, AI is consuming me now, the negativity toward it. You know, it's going to cure cancer and all this nonsense. I don't know if you've observed some of these commencement speeches. The Schmidt guy, the guy that's a Google guy, particularly got booed off the stage, couldn't take it the other day. When they tell graduates the wonders of AI, these kids graduate in college, you're not buying that, and I'm in agreement with them. Their life's not going to be better because of that. They're going to have to hustle, and I don't know if they have it in them, to kind of deflect away from what AI is going to do.

Well, first of all, you have to understand that anybody graduating is a dopey kid. 100%. The dopey. Just think back when you were graduating. I mean, I was ridiculous. I just was a ridiculous human being when I graduated. And so what their vision is of AI or becoming changes in communications are all emotional. Not tied into anything. AI could be a tremendous, tremendous good to humankind because of the medical aspect of it. So diagnostics and treatments and all of that will really benefit human beings. So just on that basis alone. All right, we should all be rooting for, you know, the highest caliber AI. Now, the problem with it is, and we've already had this problem, Dom, you know that, that it's going to get into the public arena, whatever AI is dealing with, and it's going to be distorted, just like social media is distorted. Exactly. And it's going to get rise to an AI class of nitwits. A lot of them are going to be very heinous human beings. They're going to be able to seize upon this to do dastardly things. I don't know how you do with that in a free society. I just don't. But they're going to probably have to be new laws and defamation is going to have to be tightened up. For example, if I use your likeness. So this is I say to my audience. Dom Giudano, listen to what he said. And you didn't say it. is an AI apparition. There's got to be a law that punishes me for doing that. Yeah, exactly. Exactly right. And I would assume that that will catch up to the technology that's already there and nobody's going to stop it. So, Bill, upcoming, and usually September is when the O'Reilly book drops. Is that this year? Is that what you're working on? You know, we finish the book is called Confronting America, what has to change. And it's basically a book of my adventures and what I've seen closed, not theoretical, not sitting in a graduation room, applauding nothing. Hey, here's where I was, here's what I saw, here's what I did, here's what has to change.

And it's a whole different book then. The closest book to it is Culture Warrior, which I wrote 15 years ago. And I predicted all of the crazy culture stuff that happened, almost 100% in that book. This book is, we got to solve this problem, and here's how we do it, based upon what I have reported and seen. So I think you'll be, I think you'll be interested in it. It's certainly not boring, and there's a lot of names, and there's a lot of stuff that nobody knows. All right. We'll look forward to that, Bill. When's the advance order? Can we do that now? Is it? Yeah, it's September 15th. Okay. And if you become a Bill O'Reilly.com premium or concierge member, which everybody should, it'll enhance your life. You get a free. All right. You get on a list. We'll send it out free to you. Are you at the Bloviators Convention this year, Talkers? No, I was, but now I have to travel going to Ireland and England. I'm going to do a special for News Nation on a Civil War in England, which is fascinating. Okay. So they're whisking me out of the country once again. Well, we'll go through your person and see if we can get you on from there to kind of promote that, Bill. Yeah, it's better when I come back. Okay. Because they may ban me. I don't know. I don't know what I'm looking after. I lived in England for a year. That's why they want me to do it because I know what old England was and old England is gone. Well, we'll look forward to seeing it then talk with you afterward, Bill. Thanks as always. Appreciate it very much. Thanks for having me, Dom. All right, Bill O'Reilly here on Talk Radio 1210, 855, 839, 1210. So moments away, President Trump will endorse in Texas. And I believe what O'Reilly said, I think it's going to be John Cornyn. I don't like it. And Scott Presler, of course, is out there for Paxson. This is the ultimate rhino, but he's played ball with Trump in a... Strange way. Will you accept that? Under the guys, have you got to win and the other guy can't win? What a choice. Very, very difficult. All right, 855, 839, 12, 10, you get a line. Let me give you the side question today. Coming off Mr. T yesterday, who was just pro-heard him and thought the same thing. Such a down-to-earth guy, very generous, funny. very religious, the gold. And he was all over the place with the gold and why he does the gold and a whole thing. And he did the gold, and he stopped doing the gold. But never done this one before. It just occurred to me, someone or something. Now, the someone, I got a couple, but you may have one, associate it with gold. And just think of how we want to attach the word gold or golden to just about anything for the reason. It's the gold standard. You know, the Eagles called themselves the gold standard. Everybody wants to say that years back, and we still use that. So I'm going to take off the board two things. King Midas, for obvious reasons. But this occurred to me, and apocalyptic films, films of that nature, of any sort, often the one thing they're after is gold.

You know, it's built as a universal thing. You got, you know, barbarians roaming, et cetera, right? But if you have gold, then it's real gold. That's something that's going to hold up. I think of the gold commercial. Gold's going to be there. Your money's going to be rot. I'm the ultimate cash guy. What are you going to do? I'm standing out in the Schuco Expressway. We'll have a gold bar. Yeah. Hold up a gold bar like Bobby Menendez with the gold bars inside his suit jacket. The arrogance of that guy. Let's put gold bars, honey, in our closet, in our clothes. And nobody's going to see that or know that. You know what? I think that's what got him convicted. I mean, his crimes are legendary. Oh, yeah. Putting the gold bars here, like, I'm going down Broadway. We're putting the gold bars right. It's Fort Knox at the Menendez house. All right. Henry, I bet yours. Yeah, I'll take a few off the board. You know, this answer, it's a little too vague. This answer, you know, it's a little too in the weeds. It's a little too niche. But the answer I'm about to give you, it's just right. And of course, I'm talking about Goldilocks. All right, there you go. You know, it's just right. The answer's just right. And how about another one I'll take off the board? How about someone who loves you not for the content of your character, not for the love in your heart? But for the things you might put on their wrists or their fingers or around their neck. And, of course, talking about a gold digger. Ah, that's right. Yeah. And then the final one. How about I take off a fictional agent extraordinaire? It took Vincent Chase from a nobody to one of the biggest movie stars in Hollywood. I'm talking about Agent Ari Gold. Oh, that's right, yes. With the hat trick. Played that incredibly well. Yeah, Jeremy Piven. I mean, that's the role of a lifetime. He's still living off that. Oh, yeah, yeah. I had him on once, and he wasn't as agitated and as urgent as a character. No, in real life, he's very calm, very collected. Yeah, I wanted more of that. Oh, yeah. By the way, I was hearing Hugh Douglas down the hall. I have to get a copy of this calling Don Maddie Dome. Maddingly. Oh, boy. I was driving in a car. Reverse. Yeah. Three times. Like, how's he? I've never heard the reverse of the Don thing to the Dom thing. All right. Kirk, how about yours? Nice. So I'm going to go for a hat trick, too. Yeah. So the Golden Gate Bridge in Santer to the Sky. Right. The Gold Coast in Australia. Mm-hmm. And someone that's kind and good-hearted, a heart of gold. Perfect. I'm going to take the, it tells us there's so many. The Golden Mile used to be out in Delaware County.

I think it's still there of just miles of car dealerships. For some reason, it's a golden mile. It's a golden mile. What the heck is that? There's so many answers. Like, I had to really, really pick hairs here. Oh, yeah. When immigrants were told when they were coming here, there was gold. You could dig up in the streets, gold bricks. And I'm sure Zeno's got something in the Greek war. Oh, in the Greek lore. There's gold all over the place. All right. Hit us with that. 855, 839, 12, 10, you can get in. We're awaiting the endorsement. If it is John Cornyn, how are you going to feel about that from President Trump? I know people pretty concerned. Look, Ken Paxton is an incredibly flawed candidate. But so is Corning. And again, I get why people are upset with the Republican Party at times like John Thune and here at the local level, state level, right? Okay. Does that mean we want Doug Mastriano to be the candidate for governor again? 1800 nutbag volunteers out there. Doug Mastriano almost lost Lancaster County. He causes the House. We would get so many things through. They're blocking us with one vote. It would help propel Josh Shapiro to the presidency. I'm convinced he might beat him by 30 points this time. 855-839-1210. Grab a line here on Talk Radio 12-10. Tom Giordano, on Talk Radio 12-10, W-P-H-T. All right, it is Tom Time. Welcome in 855-839-12-10. You get on board. We'll let you know since we get that endorsement from President Trump. Here are a couple of Blue City mayors. Well, one is the mayor of Seattle. This will be cut 13. And we'll follow up who the odds on favorite is to be the new mayor in Washington. The new mayor in Washington says it's dangerous to impose curfew on those rampaging teenagers that are just rioting in Washington. Chipotle seems to be their target. And the Seattle mayor, socialist mayor, Katie Wilson, orders police not to arrest any drug offenders for open drug use citywide. We're not talking just marijuana. We're talking shoot up whatever you want. You're in Seattle now. So let's lead off with the socialist mayor of Seattle. Cut 13. I had the honor of being noticed by the president of the United States.

who called me a very, very liberal slash communist mayor. Well, you are. You're commies too, yes. It's nice to feel seen. That's all I'm going to say about that. And earlier this month, we launched our transition team. All right. So this is where she's, I didn't hear the order in the police not to arrest anyone. Yeah, I was a misleading headline. I don't care. I know she did. I know that's what's happening. Okay. Here's the D.C. Council President Janice George saying it's dangerous to impose a curfew. Why? Because Trump's federal troops are in the city. As an executive, you have to decide which tools you use and when you use them. And right now, using the curfew as a tool for our young people is dangerous. It is dangerous because we have federal troops who are in our city, mass ice agents who are in our city. Yeah, federal troops who are in our city and mass ice agents who are in our city. So they're on a rampage there. She won't even go with a curfew. She's the odds-on favorite. to be the next mayor in Washington. Krasner jumps into the ring yesterday, calls out even more Jim Jordan, then he says he needs more time until he sends him the records. You know what the charges here? They're saying he is, and true, among other things, he is advantaging people that are here illegally. In other words, they get even lesser penalty because they don't want to deport them. So Krasner is itching to be in that witness chair. They gave him until yesterday. He didn't comply. Come on, Jim Jordan. I'd like a nice trip to Washington. I think I can get Greg to say. I just want to sit there and eyeball Krasner. Give me a side seat so I can look. The impeach Larry Krasner. They can't handle Krasner. This will be wild. This guy is not used to being challenged on anything by anybody at any time. He is in need of a congressional, I want to tag in Brandon Gill if he's not on that committee to be the guy to do battle with it. But what these other just seed time to him. All right. So something gold, a person, place or thing associated with gold. This coming off Mr. T yesterday. Oh, wait a minute. Okay, I've just got this. Wrong. President Trump has endorsed Paxon. See if there's any commentary on this. You know, did he put out? He tweeted about it. Yeah. What did he say the reason was? Yeah, let's see what he. He endorsed Paxon in the Texas Senate runoff. Okay. Now we're on the clock with this. Neither one is a good choice without a doubt. So as soon as we see. what he said in the tweet as the reason why. I thought he would go more public on this as far as making the announcement talking to people. Now look, this satisfies the base. Paxon is America first. Paxon is the guy who's not a rhino. But again, the situation with his wife in Texas.

And I know politicians have been elected. I'm not talking about getting divorced. I'm not even talking about cheating. When the wife went after him, it was pretty persuasive. As I said, it was biblical about this guy and his serial cheating. Now, hard to know. Do people care about that anymore? Is that move the needle? Does it do it do it in a place like Texas? He's running against a guy. who has a fraudulent stick big time, Tauro Rico, the guy that can find abortion in the Bible. But I don't know that there's enough. In other words, it seemed to me that John Cornyn would have a more reasonable chance of beating him. This is another example, I think, though, of Trump pushing back on the Senate because his sense is. We move heaven and earth. We still have the House. Mike Johnson cobbles together, enough votes, and then everything stops in the Senate. They just won't do it. You know, Susan Collins, I think, is going to win in Maine again. The guy she's running against Planner is really bad. It's incredible, some of the stuff that's already come out on him. I don't think she's in danger. But Lisa Murkowski, we're losing... We're losing a couple. We're losing Thom Tillis. That's an advantage if we hold that seat, which I'm not sure, in North Carolina. And we're losing the former majority leader in Kentucky. And I think they'll hold that. But Trump is sensing, I guess, that the base is very concerned about rhino after rhino. And John Cornyn in the leadership is one of the biggest. All right. So does he say anything else, Henry? So you want me to read the full statement? Yeah, yeah, it's here. All right. So the highly respected Attorney General of Texas, Ken Paxton, an American First Patriot, and someone who has always been extremely loyal to me and our amazing MAGA movement is running for the United States Senate to represent a place I love and won big three times with 6.4 million votes in 2024. I know Ken well and have seen him tested at the highest, the most difficult levels, and he is a winner. Ken is a strong supporter of terminating the filibuster, and very importantly, the Save America Act, something which polls at 87%, including Democrats, and yet can't seem to get approved. Perhaps Ken can help move these important elements of government forward, because with the filibuster, as an example, the Democrats will terminate it on their first day in office, giving us two extra states, D.C. and Puerto Rico, and a greatly enlarged Supreme Court of the United States. probably going with their dream number of 21 justices from the nine we currently have. And the new justices will be radical left lunatics. Two years ago, our country was dead. Now we have the hottest country anywhere in the world, and I want to keep it that way. Ken Paxton will help me do that, making America bigger, better, and stronger than ever before. Ken is a true MAGA warrior who has always delivered for Texas and will continue to do so in the United States Senate. He will... tirelessly fight to continue the great growth of our economy, cut taxes and regulations, and advance made in the USA, unleash American energy dominance, champion Texas oil and gas, advocate for our amazing farmers and ranchers, promote school choice, keep our border secure, stop migrant crimes, stop our incredible military slash veterans, safeguard our elections, and protect our always under siege second amendment.

John Cornyn is a good man, and I worked well with him, but he was not supportive of me when times were tough, and despite having the most successful economy in the history of our country during my first term, and with all the many other things that I accomplished, which are considered many to be legendary, John was very late in backing me in what turned out to be a historic run for the Republican nomination and then the presidency itself, both of which were landslide victories and more importantly gave us the country that we have today the golden age of America. That's right. As opposed to the disaster of the previous administration. All right. Win, baby, win is it, though? How are you feeling about that? And again, Paxon checks all those boxes. And you could say, why would people care about this with the wife and the really, really intensity of this? Well, they do. I'm glad they do. I do think it's a quality. When you cheat on your wife in this manner, I'll be clear. It's something I look at. You know, I ain't going to tell me we're robots. We just sit there and we just look at, well, Pax is going to do this policy or not. So, John Cornyn, though, Trump is telling you there, it's not just that he's a rhino. He was very late to most of these things, like the last six months to a year trying to curry favor with Trump. And that's why he went with Pax. Got to hold Texas, though. I don't want to hear it after election day. Well, you know, at least, I don't want to hear at least. We got to win Texas. You don't win Texas. I'm getting pretty upset. Phone lines, 855, 839, 12, 10. You get in. All right, we'll take your calls coming up on the gold thing. We've given all of ours at 1.30. Great get by Henry. This guy is actually called the Maha officer, the chief Maha officer, former HHS advisor, the steak and shake guy. I saw him with Laura Trump the other night. They actually have a Make America Healthy again advisor who runs Steak and Shake. Can stake and shake be helpful? All right, we'll have a chance to talk with him. Give me your reaction to this from Trump, though. Little bit surprised because Trump really, now whatever data they have, maybe they feel more secure with Paxson can win. 855, 839, 1210. Let's talk for a moment, though, first. about when it comes to talking about savings. Well, Entry Oceanic has always been there for us. Rescue is doing something about affordability.

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Okay. All right. Thank you. Wow. What an excursion today. You know, I'd sound it more like Robert of Ben Salem than Joe of Exeter, though. Yeah, that was good, though. You missed that one yesterday, Henry. I heard. This new guy. It was awesome. Yes, and in great details. People could do it for a second. This guy went on and on and on. The Iraq of Gibraltar was just a rock. Right. Yeah, yeah. It was very. And I couldn't, I read all the way from Exton to Baltimore. Yeah. All right. Big one o'clock hour coming up here at 855, 833, 9, 12, 10. So we got 17 Philadelphia schools closing. Jeff Yes. who even though he's, I think, the 28th richest person in the world. He lives in the Philadelphia area. He's a richest in Pennsylvania. The one thing he told me on the air he really truly believes in is school choice, how liberating it is. So you know Philadelphia is closing 17 schools, or at least they're trying to. They're way below capacity. They have to do other stuff. They're looking to shut down. Look, it's fairly hot out today, but my God, it may, shutting the schools down. The inquire lines up people. He's willing to give scholarships to these approved schools, which I'll give you the names of, for the kids that are going to be displaced and may not want to go to these new schools, free, private education. They line up people calling him dastardly and saying this is all a plot to bring down public education. I will tell you this. I'm not going to be crying each day when public education in America is diminished. Because in many places, it sucks. Here's my, you know, all the degrees and analysis of you suck and you're not going to get any better. And you're a fraud. Are we going to be crying because we're trying to diminish public education? No, what we're trying to do, we're trying to free kids who are being held hostage in these failure factories. That's all that this is. The other side wants to say we're just trying to destroy something noble. It's not noble. It hasn't been noble for a long time. Even out in the suburbs, many times, not that good. All right, phone lines are 855, 839, 12, 10. We'll get to you. Then we'll talk with the chief Maha officer. Gold. Think gold, Jerry. Up. I want to try that one. 855-839, 1210. Tom Giudano, weekdays, noon till 3, from Talk Radio 1210, WPHD. Tom Giordano on Talk Radio 1210, WPHD. For the passing of Mark Furman, I'm looking at a picture on Twitter. You know, no harm, no foul, of Mark Furman and Cato Caywin, America's house guest. back in the day. And I had Cato Cain at a diner across from the big casino over in Ben Salem. And I didn't have the dump button. Man, the producer had to be tight with that one. Oh, man. He was pretty funny, but Cato Cailen, still out there. Mark Furman, OJ, no longer there. Many of, F. Lee Bailey, is he, Johnny Cochran passed.

But Furman was in the top 10 of the thing developments in the OJ case. Okay, blue dot fever. Henry alerted me that they're talking about this and actually a term for a blue dot fever, whenever you buy concert tickets and you see that dot there, all right, telling you it's an open seat. Blue dot fever has struck again. I didn't know that Kiefer Sutherland. had a rock band of sorts, and he's had to cancel a tour. Love will bring you a home tour due to blue dot fever, meaning they can't sell tickets. In some instances, it's only half sold on this tour. And then they reference, and a little bit I know, I don't know that it's in a top 10 act at this point, but I'd say it's a top 20 act, I would bet on maybe top 10. Post Malone can't sell tickets. True blue dot fever. He's got to be, say, this summer, top 20 acts, wouldn't you think? I would think so, yeah. Yeah, pretty close to top 10, yeah. Okay, did it not occur to them to lower prices? What do you think, Henry? They sit around. Would you rather not play in a town? They're canceling half their tours or the whole tour. Why don't you lower prices? Because they're like FIFA. They're like, we're not going to do it. Yeah, exactly. You're either going to pay it or we're not doing it. And that means then you're not going to get paid for this sort of thing. But it is stunning to see the cost here. They say that the average primary market ticket price jumped. From last year, I guess this is, from $96.17 average to $1.35.92. Oh, between 2019 and 2024. I guess we don't have past that. Blue Dot fever hit Kid C-U-D-I. I don't know of kids work. Yeah, Kid Cuddy. He canceled his Birmingham, Alabama show, and May 5th telling fans that ticket sales just weren't strong enough. It goes on. But Post Malone is due to kick off his stadium tour with Jelly Roll too. Well, wait a minute. Who's the bigger act there? Post Malone or Joey? I think Jelly Roll is. No, it's Post Malone. It's Post Malone? Yeah. I mean, Jelly Roll came in and basically stole. Like, he saw a guy with facial tattoos and he said, I could be famous now. I think jelly roll is pretty good. Oh, no, I'm not trying to take away from him. Yeah, yeah. But I mean, you got both of them and they can't sell tickets. So this is, you can say, oh, boo-hoo. One says, I promise you, these beautiful people new music, and I have to finish it before the tour starts. They talk about, oh, well, this is, then they try to pivot in some of the stuff I read on this. It's a Trump economy. Not good. People can't afford these. Wait a minute. Why don't you charge less then? Why is it not less? Have you overpriced yourself? Is that part of the problem? That's on the primary market. I don't even know on the secondary market. Look, this is all of the piece when it comes to entertainment. You know my advice. And I think the president's group on the FCC, they're looking at going after the NFL. They get all kinds of breaks, antitrust, one thing or two. There are various acts. Some of them are 50 years old that they're probably given a pass on.

It gets pretty pricey, to put it mildly. I see online like these ticket company like shareholders are selling off because, well, the company is doing poorly. They're not making money anymore. So, yeah, I say let these ticket companies, let the NFL, let them do what they want, let them fall on their face, and then they come crawling back to us, the fans. Well, the NFL is not coming crawling back to you. They will. No, I'm sorry. Oh, I'll take that bet any day to week. They can charge you anything you want. You're going to watch football. I bet if the ratings slip, they will reconsider. Okay, well. I don't know when that. How much abuse you're saying, all right. I think the NFL is seeing how far they can push it. Right. You know, like you said, like they're too big to fail. Like they're going to, you're going to watch football. I think there will be a point where people will not watch football. The same way these people will not go to concerts for exorbitant prices, they will not watch something on Netflix. They will not watch something on Peacock. I mean, you can go to a bar or something like all these NBA games are on Prime. And it's annoying because it's like you try to ask a bartender, hey, can you put on prime? They look at you. You have 10 heads. Yeah, exactly. So, yeah, I do think at some point it will, you know, the chickens will come to roost. All right, I'm taking that bad. I think they're too big to fail. I mean, I say the same thing about the Catholic Church. Fraudulent up and down the line, the Cardinals, this Pope, and what? They're seeing a surge of people surging to Catholic churches. That's the one I can't figure out. Oh, it's not for the Pope. Well, but it's, they don't care. I mean, they got people in the pews. That's what I mean by too big to fail. That it's, you know, how can we explain this when so many people are upset, yet they're setting record numbers of people coming back. I don't know what else is too big to fail, but those two are definitive. Apple is too. They don't care what they do to kids in China and all that making their crap. Apple's always going to be there. It's obvious. Okay. Henry, you're betting against the NFL? I am. I'm betting against the NFL. The NBA. Anyone else who wants to keep expanding their streaming services? Yeah, the NBA on shaky ground. And I think baseball with like older fans, you know, it tends to be, have people to watch the Phillies for 60 years. And they got to go to Apple TV and figure it out. Yeah. I feel like that's one of them where like it's really not working for them because I don't know how many people are going to Apple TV for Friday night baseball. Exactly. And they continue. and the stupid Friday night uniforms. Oh, a softball team looks better. Okay, let's go to Lance in South Philly. Hey, Lance, welcome in. Hi, you know, Dom and everyone. Good. You should have seen his rec pool out of the slaughterhouse got third and a packer yesterday. Oh, boy. Yeah. Wait for it. Oh, man. Listen, he must have weighed 40 pounds. He was living off the fat scraps. Oh, gross. But he couldn't resist the dollar store salmon. Good better. I'll write that one down, row. Get that dollar sir salmon in case we have a problem. Listen, he didn't want expensive stuff. Yeah. You know, the dollar store. Yeah.

Yeah, but I'll get right to it. I'm going with the Golden Age Radio because we wouldn't be on the radio right now. And the Golden Age is from 1920 to 1950 because everything came through the radio, from sports to even the war, the Fire Start, the Fire Start, the Fire Start chat. War the World, the news, sports, everything came through the radio, and that was the golden age. Absolutely, Lance, thank you, and how many years have they said, oh, radio's going to go away, you know, that talk radio and all. We just added YouTube and social media to it, but radio's still the main course. The hour store is salmon. This guy's always got a tip. Some of this, that's amazing, Lance. All right, 855, 839, 12, 10. So I didn't think this was a given that President Trump would endorse Paxon. But you heard the reasons, and they are, you know, in keeping with America first, et cetera, John Cornyn and an obvious rhino. Will this endorsement be enough now for Paxon to win? Yeah, I'd say, I bet. I don't know what the betting markets are saying. Got to be 90% Paxon is going to win in Texas. Can he win Texas? We will see. I'm telling you the details on the stuff with his wife are really bad. Yeah, well, I don't care about that. Well, we'll see if voters do or not. But people in Texas, I think, are tired of Corning, too. Got to hold Texas, though, in the Senate. I don't see the Senate as a problem. I put it 90% probability we win the Senate. It's the House where I would put it. at best 50-50 at this point, but getting better if Republicans can just come up with more of an agenda that inspires. The field of play with the redistricting the Supreme Court is good for Republicans. All right, 855-839-1210. That's how you get in on Talk Radio 1210. Tom to your Dono. On Talk Radio 1210, WPHT. It is Dom time at 855839-1210. So the big story today is the endorsement. That does it for John Cornyn, in my view, on May 29th. It's Taur Rico that I'm more worried about in holding Texas. We'll see. I mentioned the inquires coverage, though, of something that's noble and the people they line up to see it badly. So families who take advantage of this offer from Jeff Yes, 500 students, they will be sending to a list of approved private schools, will know whatever school they decide to send their students to. It is an excellent nationally vetted school, and it will not close. It's a lot of access to this quality education year after year until high school graduation. Some of the schools are St. Francis, the DePaul Catholic School, Holy Cross Catholic School, St. Cyril and Philomena School, Barnabas, Francis Cabrini, Helena Incarnation, Malachi Catholic School, Martin DePours, Martin de Tours, Raymond of Pentefort, Rose of Lima, St. Thomas Aquinas, St. Veronica, Father Judge, and the Goria Academy, which is building traits.

So they line up somebody I know. They start lining up these experts to say, well, what do you think about this? Philadelphia's going to dislocate these kids about 500 of them or more. Well, they can get scholarships up to 500. They go to Lisa Haver, retired district teacher and founder of the Alliance for Philadelphia Public Schools. She called what the Yass is, Mr. and Mrs. Yasser doing by funding these kids dastardly. billionaire philanthropists could make meaningful inroads into helping traditional public schools rather than further erode them. But they've been in the business of undermining public schools for many years. To come and waive money in the front of these young people who are facing a real loss is exploitative. So think about this. Here you have a guy and his wife giving hope. to these students who are being dislocated from these pitiful Philadelphia public schools to start with, to go to the Lisa Catholic schools who are success-oriented up and down the line if they choose, if they choose, and that's exploiting them to further erode the public schools. Can you imagine? A failing enterprise like this year after year, you know the statistics and reading proficiency, math proficiency. How about that school in Chicago? 28 staff for 27 students. It was meant for like 1,100 students. Zero proficiency in reading or math. $94,000 a year they're spending. This is their fortress. This is the teachers' unions. This is their attitude. were eroding in some kind of plot by taking usually minority children who are poor and giving them a shot at a better life. They're supposed to be held hostage into these public schools. And for my view, these public schools, by and large, many of them at least, are never going to succeed. The track record is there. They're just not. They're not about that. Success is about the teachers' union and what they want. Success is about any number. I told you about that kid yesterday over at a school with muscular dystrophy. They have to carry them up the steps and how they don't have a part for the elevator. And they're not moving to heaven and earth, even when they get it to install it, all those things. It's ludicrous. That's all that they are. That's all that they'll ever be. So when you take your money. and you offer it as a way out to these parents and kids, you know these schools are going to be there and going to succeed. How in the world is that dastardly? This is what we're up against in these big cities. Every one of them up and down the line, these blue cities, engages in this, and the schools are a large part of it. Dastardly, though, my God. All right, 855, 839, 1210. Let's go to Joe of X-In on Talk Radio 1210. Hello, Joe. Cute things. Yes, hello. Good afternoon. Good afternoon, Joe. I'm eager to walk the Yellow Brick Road. Okay. With a view to meeting and making the acquaintance of the Wizard of Oz at his abode.

somewhere over the rainbow well put so now you would be a great wizard of Oz you have wisdom yes that you'd be dispensing easily hands down hands down well thank you well thank you oh my god If people still believe that's an actor, that guy deserves an Oscar. It's not an actor. We can't pay people enough to go down this bat. Joe had been, Robert had been on his next. Talk Radio 12th, Penn. It's the Harper-Schwerber combination here. Hey, Robert, good afternoon. Hey, Dom, Henry. Good to talk to you guys today. Same here. And I truly hope that Henry is correct when it comes to the chickens coming home to roost for the NFL. And I know we're going to pick up New Hampshire with Sununu, and I don't see Jon Ossoff winning in Georgia. I think we're going to have 55 seats in the Senate after all. Wait a minute. Wait a minute there. Who's beating him in Georgia? Jon Ossoff, anybody who comes up, the only person that was losing to him in the polls was Marjorie Taylor Greene, and she's out of the picture. Right, but I think his image has been enhanced by the media bit here, Robert. So how about in Texas? How are you feeling about this? I already told you. It doesn't matter who, it doesn't matter who wins to the Republican. There's no way that a guy is going to win Texas with a meat-free campaign telling people that God's pronouns are then they. It's not going to happen. You know? Well, you watch this, though. This is this annoying guy, James Talarico. Watch the Bible with Ken Paxton's marriage here. Oh, it'll be spectacular. That's true, but he's not going to sell Texas on that. And even though Sununu is much of a rhino, there'll be a big improvement over Jeanne Shaheen and New Hampshire. And, Don't forget Michigan, their incumbent isn't running. So there's going to be a Democratic primary in Michigan. Do you know how much fun that's going to be? Oh, definitely. By the way, I don't see Sununu as a complete rhino. He's a little bit more aggressive than I know what you mean somewhat, but he's aggressive at the... right times he'll go along with trump and stuff he's he's a practical politician and so he knows when to jump on it up my my answer to the side question is going to be El Dorado. Now, when the Spanish conquistadors got to this kingdom in the Colombian Andes, it was inhabited by the Moika people. And every time they had a coronation or they wanted to sacrifice their gods, they went to nearby Lake Guadavita, which they thought was the origin of their creator god. Their ruler would coat himself with resin and then gold dust.

And priests would take him out to the middle of the lake, and he'd dive into Washington Gold Dost as an offering to the gods, while people on the shore were throwing trinkets and stuff as offerings to the gods. When the Spanish conquests got there, they referred to the leader as El Dorado, which in Spanish means the gilded one. But it took on, people thought it was the name of a city, and it became a big myth. about the legend of the Golden City, El Dorado. And that's my answer for today. And I appreciate the time, Don. All right. Thank you, Robert. That's a great one, as always. All right. Coming up, I saw this with Laura Trump, her Saturday Night Show. We have Michael Bowes, who is the Stake-N-Shake Chief Maha Officer. That's the exact title. Make America Healthy again. He's a former Health and Human Services Advisor. So his mission... is to make steak and shake more helpful to people. Now, I did see them on telling me, well, wait a minute here. The French fries are in an awful lot of grease there. I love French fries. Don't start thinking about French fries right now, Dombey. It's not your usual oils, right? Yeah. I know, but when it's going up like that, I don't know what's in that oil. So I'm buying the beef towel. I don't have a dog in that fight, really. They're gone with that. But what about the French fries and the shakes look very patriotic? But, oh, man, how many can, you know, I could go from, I've been sworn off milk shapes too much. Having our food drop here in our studios. Yeah, exactly, right. Yes, there's got to be a steak and shake nearby. So we'll talk with him about that. Take your call. Something associated with gold. Think of all the connections or person associated with that. And the big news is that Trump does endorse Paxon. I hear Robert with this Tower Rico guy. I don't know how he's gotten traction before with the Bible and everything else. So are they figuring we're going to beat this guy no matter what? I bet they spend $100 million on the Texas race. That's what's going to happen here. The Senate is not going to be in play. It's about increasing and getting closer to the magic number. The House is where we're in play. But today, if you haven't voted yet, remember Stacey Garrity. You still have Nutbag Masterano's people out there in a big writing campaign, 1,800 volunteers, and the lieutenant governor's race, I think, is going to come down to a few thousand votes. Do you want a UFO guy? All right, 855, 839, 12-10. Tom to your Dato on Talk Radio 1210, WPHT. All right, it is Tom Time. Boy, what a coup by Steak and Shake to just say, all right, we have a chief what accountability officer, health officer. Oh, no, no, no. The Steak and Shake chief Maha officer.

Saw him. It was a great interview with Laura Trump. I guess it aired on Saturday. Michael Bose is with us here on Talk Radio 1210. Michael, nice work. Thank you very much for joining us today. Hey, thanks for having me on. So, Michael, you know, it would seem to me steak and shake, of course, different than fast foods and all. What kind of data? What kind of stuff did you guys get? Or is this on your own that health is what people want, healthful food, when they come to steak and shake? Yeah, so we really didn't have a lot of data. And to be perfectly fair, you know, the steak and shake team really did this prior to me coming on board. You know, I believe I mentioned in the interview. So I actually worked with Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. at HHS prior to me coming on board. So my main project was the new dietary guidelines and food pyramid. You know, in the midst of that, we knew just through voter data alone that the American people wanted this. And all the while, you know, major corporations weren't improving. But steak and shake did. And as a result of that, last year, they were the fastest growing fast food chain in the country last year. And we're continuing to see that growth this year. So it's really putting some validity to the fact that people want this. Now, we remember beef tallow was one of the things that was talked about by Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr.. Is that at the heart of what steak and shake has done? Well, that definitely kicked things off, but I think the tallow is indicative of a broader issue, which is they want real clean ingredients. They want seed oil free. And for us, look, I think we think it tastes better and the customers agree. But we're going, I mean, this was what fast food was in the 60s and 70s before this industrialization occurred within our food environment. So what does the industrialization do, though? What does that mean that you make it in a different way? Is it the product that drives that because I guess the preservatives, it keeps better? What do you mean by the industrialization, Michael? Yeah, I mean, it's essentially this additive of a lot of the seed oils that made its way into our environment in the, you know, really in the late 90s, which, you know, the health of Americans drastically declined as a result of that. All right. Now, I am a pescatarian, not a vegetarian. I don't know. Are you health conscious or do you eat just about anything, Michael, York? What are you?

I don't think you're allowed to work for Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. and not be health conscious. So for me, you know, my main, you know, I do a lot of fruits and vegetables. Okay. But ground beef, like primarily ground beef is probably 60% of my diet. Okay. Well, French fries would be my flaw. And only for some reason I'm down the shore at summertime, I indulge. And I saw you guys frying in the Trump interview. What do you do? Is that the same thing that you do when you're making hamburgers with the French fries? No, so, you know, the hamburgers were doing on a griddle, no seed oils. Okay. We actually use Wisconsin butter. And then the fries were deep frying in 100% beef tallow. Okay. And that makes it, you know, you're still deep frying, though. But what does the beef tallow do versus the other? What does it do when you're deep frying? Yeah, look, it has a higher smoke point, so it's able to sustain higher temperatures. But it just doesn't have these added chemicals that a lot of our other peers are using. You know, there's some chemicals that they add to make it splatter less, all these other things. And, you know, there are things that you would never eat on its own, but somehow if you put them in a fryer, it makes it okay. Okay. I noticed, too, the shake. That's my other flaw, too. I haven't had a milkshake in some while I try to. Those patriotic milkshakes, what are you doing for the 250 of the steak and shake? Yeah, so we actually, to celebrate the 250th anniversary, we have a Patriot shake. It's $2.50 all year. And then when you order it, I don't know if you saw in the interview, there's a little chocolate statue of liberty on top. So we're very proud of our American heritage. Apparently, too, my producer tells me, and I think you said this, you're switching to grass-fed beef June 1st. What does the grass-fed do? Yeah, so it's grass fed, grass finished. So the cows that we use are 100% pasture raised. They're not eating the corn and all these other grains that really impact the fat content and the quality of the fat within the beef. But, again, we also think it tastes better and take my little woo-woo approach to it, but I think a happy cow makes a good tasting burger. Oh, absolutely. So what's the biggest seller at steak and shake, Michael Bose? It's the burgers and the fries. And actually, we just introduced tater tots, which are 100% tallow tots, and that's been flying off the shelves as well. Well, the website where we find you, and you said, too, it is growing exponentially. Obviously, people love the product. And I guess if the basis is this bonus.

Michael, I want to ask you, too, before we tell where you can find all the steak and shakes, working with Senator Robert F. Kennedy Jr.. I had them on recently. And again, I think in certain lanes, he's already made huge progress. That would be the dyes, the cereals, things of that nature. What do you see that's happened so far? What's the legacy item so far just about, what, a year and a half in? For Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr., I mean, I think one, I think it's just awareness, right? And I think he's bringing back confidence into the scientific establishment. I'll tell you, I never thought in a million years I've worked in D.C. I've worked in politics. I was really motivated by the messaging of President Trump and Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr.. But you'd be shocked not to go too political. how social issues really infiltrated its way into science. I mean, even with nutrition, right? And I mentioned this on Lord Trump's interview, where this mentality around cows contribute to global warming, so we're just going to say beef isn't healthy. Right. Yeah, exactly, right. And that is flying in the face of the American way. Where do we go to find all things take and shake, Michael? So we have a website. You can find a store locator, and we're expanding aggressively. So we hope to find, have more locations there in Pennsylvania. Actually, I've spent some time as a kid in Chester Springs. So I'm very familiar with the MetroPact. Yeah. Yeah, absolutely a buddy of mine was on the team when they had that World Series run a couple years ago. So a special place in my heart for the Phillies. Well, congratulations to you, though. They have the title. that the Maha officer, that is just a master's stroke. Tremendous. I appreciate that. Thank you, Michael. Have a nice Memorial Day. Thank you for joining us. Thanks for having me. Michael Bose, the chief Maha officer, formerly with Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. here around us, okay? Look, I mean, you got to, now he said the ground beef thing again. All right, Robert F. Kennedy Jr. goes nuts with this stuff. We have Dr. Oz on, oh, Robert F. Kennedy Jr. looks like a gazelle. All right. You know, you can't overdo the shakes and fries, right? But it's a big difference between what they're doing and what other places are doing. This is at least a different approach. And these are all the things that Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has broken through with. He is the most impactful. He's going to be remembered the stuff that if it sticks, which you would hope it does. I mean, Trump is the author of all this stuff. But Robert F. Kennedy Jr.. is the most impactful cabinet officer that we've seen in quite a while. All right, 855, 839, 12, 10. Coming up, do we have a trifecta? I'm not sure if we had them all on tape. Three monsters, though, from the Luigi Mangione trial. Three of these women that got press credentials, progressive women gone wild, telling us, hey, we don't care about the kids of this guy. They're better off, the health executive who was killed by him. A New York judge has ruled against using some of the evidence they found in Luigi Mangione's backpack. They thought he might have explosives when they got him in that McDonald's. Thank God a federal judge is going, are you kidding me? These are apropos when they grabbed him. What is it with American women, this guy, or at least, you know, look, I don't think it's even 5%.

But there's enough that are just crazed over this stuff. And I just saw Cory Booker in an interview. He was asked, would you go on the Hasan Piker show? Now, this guy is the mainstream senator from New Jersey. And he said, well, a leader has to go everywhere to reach the people. Can you imagine how crazy they are? This guy, Chris Rab running with Hasan Piker. Cory Booker not able to say, yeah, this guy is an anti-Semite. He's a menace to society. I wouldn't go anywhere near him. That doesn't work inside the Democrat Party. You've got to give homage or at least pretend to Hasan Piker. This is what they're about. Killing this health care executive definitely justified. That's the argument. That's the way they see it. All right, we got that coming up. We got Dom's Money Melody with Henry back at about 213. For that book, the coffee table Trump book. Quite a book. All straight ahead, 855-839, 1210. Tom Giardano on Talk Radio 1210, WPHT. For this year, get any fucking what? Dom Gierdano presents.

Progressive women. Your words are garbage and you're a bad person at this point. Gone wild. All right, this week, there were several engaged in this trifecta, if you will, around Brian Thompson, the health care, I think United Healthcare, who was just viciously gunned down, father of three, I think. And these three women, at least in interviews I say, I'm not sure we have all three here, cut five. They are chortling on about he deserved it, and certainly the kids are much better off that they don't have to deal with his dad. I mentioned Hasan Piker a moment ago. That's what he says, Engels. These people that are messing up society, you can kill them. This is where the National Democrat Party is. Now, they're not as wild as these three women. These are monsters. These are... people that have gone awry how did they ever get press credentials to be there saying they're covering it now has new york and it thither here's how they sounded his children are better off without him they need to learn to not be like their dad and enjoy the blood money kids Was that what was that? I didn't get that what you said. I'm standing on business for Brian Thompson. I don't give a blind fucking value. Millions of Americans suffer every single day. Millions of Americans suffer every single day. We had an brutal infant you did, Cecil, who, because of how negligent her health insurance was, she died. An infant died. So if you guys are okay with someone like Brian Thompson being around and that being a part of our society, that says more about you as a person because you look absolutely monstrous, defending someone like that. participates in social murder. Mass, mass social murder. He's also called for more deaths than Osama bin Laden. And I remember Americans celebrating when Osama bin Laden was killed. It's not like we don't understand heroic violence or like when violence is good, there's like, that's like, as American, as America guys. I mean, why do we protect the Second Amendment so much? Is it to allow people to shoot up schools, or is it to protect our democracy? I think it's to protect our democracy. It's not saying, you know, we should all take up arms, but when your democracy is aboded and there's no other option, like, what are we meant to do? What are we meant to do? All right. Need I add, can you imagine who these women are involved with romantically, shall we say? Oh, my God, can you imagine? Just imagine the nonsense. They're a walking encyclopedia, but they did get what Hasan Piker has real power, influence, as social murder, angles. You say this person, the score doesn't add up, it's in the negative, kill him. You have a right to do that? You're a hero. This is from the Luigi Mangione trial.

All right. We still have the other guy's trial dragging on the guy who killed Charlie Kirk out in Utah. I don't think they're making the same argument there, but there is just a sense of this isn't a biggie. That we're going to target people, and if we have access, we're going to kill you. And the guy running over here, and he might even win today in the primary in Mount Airy Chestnut Hill, that Chris Rab. For a couple days or at least a full day, then the show was with Hasan Piker. It is stunning, this progressive women gone wild. And look, these people are willing to go to Twitter. They're willing to do interviews on the street. We don't have to go and search them out. They're right there. Now, one of the biggest menaces out there, and she's proven her worth on this, is in the news again today. Randy Weingarten. She's in the news. Remember, she wrote that book. The NEA this year made not reading and writing and enhancement of that, their number one goal. It was fighting fascism. She wrote the book about how fascists fear teachers. And just said, you know, I haven't read the definition of how she defines it, but fascism is a pretty tricky term to put it mildly, but that didn't stop her. And it cost. Teachers of the AFT, $1.4 million to write this book, $1.4 million. I didn't think she wrote it on herself. Writing a book takes a lot of work, a lot of time. She's flying all over the place. But there were fact checkers. There were ghost writers. Oh, let's hear about these ghost writers. How do they know about fascism? And there was a lawyer who apparently got a lot of money that was transferred to his group. So again, one of the most menacing outfits out there are the teachers' unions. Again, a lot of people say to me, yeah, it's not the individual teacher per se. My kid's teacher seems pretty good. Sometimes they say that. It's the teacher's unions. The power they have, we saw it during COVID, exercising that power, the political power they have. She called down the CDC. It was about ready to change going back to school and the directives. But $1.4 million with old Randy just to put this book out. Now, I don't know how many they bought fraudulently or not, you know, buy them up so it looks good that people really want this book on fascism and why fascists feel, fear teachers like Trump. On and on it goes. There's only one way to defeat them. It's to continue to push for school choice, which is a real thing. I was happy yesterday when Stacey Garrity was on. Before I even went there, she led into school choice. We talked about it because that's a pressing issue with Josh Shapiro, a weakness. Big show tomorrow, though. You know how many things we have to break down? Does Alante make it on that committee? Does Scott Presler make it on that committee? Does Thomas Massie get defeated? I'd say yes. I'd say Presler makes it on it. Does Chris Rab get defeated? I'd say he gets defeated barely. What happens with Stacey Garrity versus Doug Mastriano? And what happens with Jason Ritchie, Lieutenant Governor versus the UFO nut? All that to unpack tomorrow. All right, 855, 839, 1210.

From Talk Radio 1210, WPHD. Tom Chiodano on Talk Radio 1210, WPHT. All right, big two o'clock hour. It is Dom time. We'll have Dom's Money Melody for a great prize. 855, 839, 1210 is how you get in. Something gold, something associated with gold. Person, place, or a thing coming off Mr. T yesterday. I just saw that Dave Sunday will try to get back on. He's a difficult, busy guy, does a great job. Attorney General is now going to the Pennsylvania Supreme Court, which is tough, fighting against this lower court ruling that said, hey, we're going to violate what was this historic compromise. Medicaid will pay for abortions. They're enshrine. That's it. You know, you know, the Hyde Amendments and all that stuff, but you want to reopen just abortion talk. The deal was, all right, people differ on this. It's almost right down the line, okay? You're not going to pay for publicly. You're not going to pay for abortions. People are state by state. They're going to determine abortion up to what, how many weeks, et cetera, et cetera, where it should be in the states. But Medicaid, for example. is not going to pay for this. I mean, that's, why should we pay? You want to have an abortion? All right, the abortion, not going to pay for it. Oh, yes, you are. That's what the Commonwealth Court said with a bunch of rhino Republicans on it. So he's now going to the state Supreme Court, could go to the U.S. Supreme Court, I guess. to see what's entangled here. Paxson making the news a number of Republican senators have publicly said, what does this help by taking out John Cornyn? Well, I think what it helps is we're tired of this Senate. It's a murder's row of rhinos. Up and down the line. Mitch McConnell, all time. Thank God he's leaving. We have Lisa Murkowski. You have Susan Collins. You have Thom Tillis who's leaving. You have Corning, who is the face of it, who I think will be beaten. We're seeing on the market. I saw some prediction markets up to about 93%. He'll be beaten now. Sitting Republican senator from Texas taken out in a primary is a big deal. That's May 29th, and I think he will be. Taxon, though, is rolling the dice a bit. even Colin speaking out saying how ethically challenged he is, et cetera. I know we're in Texas. I know the other guy is trying to sell stuff that you don't think will work in Texas, James Talarico. All right, we'll see. We'll get Alan West on a call to politics there, but certainly we need to keep that seat. I think the Senate's going to be solid. They could increase. It all comes back to the House. It all comes back to maintaining that slim edge. And things looking good for the Republicans in the last three or four weeks, redistricting, Supreme Court decision. Democrats don't have a counter to that. And they are wildly unpopular. But you've got to win with something. And I'm still wary of, or are we going to turn people out in the midterms?

If Trump were on the ballot, I would think we're going to win. With him not on the ballot, how do you get these people out to vote? I'm even, and I told you behind the scenes, when Jason Ritchie said it to me, I was a bit unaware. He was in the studio just last week. You know, we could use some help. We're a little bit worried, low turnout, primary for the lieutenant governor, and this UFO guy's got people mustered here. Ventry, I'm waiting tonight. That's probably the first results I'm going to look at. I don't think Doug Mastriano write-in's going to beat Stacey Garrity, but you know what? Anything's possible here. And I get it. People get tired of some of these Republicans. Philadelphia is a perfect example. That's why Alante McCauley... It's such a breath of fresh air. I mean, a guy actually doing something, proposing something, a guy that could be useful, particularly in North Philly, places like that. You cannot just throw your hands up and say, hey, you got to be kidding me, Dom. You're Philadelphia all your life. You're the one that says we're not going to have a Republican mayor in our lifetime. Yeah, I don't believe we will. I think they're that crazy here. I'm not saying that. What I'm saying is incrementalism. You got a way, you got to chip away at Philadelphia. So in these statewide races for governor, attorney general, president, et cetera, senator, and maybe on the borderline, some of them are suburban in Philadelphia, Congress, we have a shot. You just can't let them continue to have, what, a seven to one advantage? You can't throw your hands up and say, oh, well, we'll get the crumbs. So hopefully Alante makes that committee. I think Scott Presler definitely will, and that is going to stir stuff up. By the way, really nice response on my Twitter at Dom Show 1210. Scott Presler put up a note on Twitter saying, Mom and Dad, here's your boy, I hope I'm doing well, that he might get his first elective office. Well, not an office, but being on the state committee. So I'm sure he's nervous, and the response was overwhelming. Is he the greatest one-man gang of registering voters ever? He might be in his book of World Records. I certainly know in the three or four years we've been working with him, it has been incredible the response. Don't forget his books out. We're working on that, getting him to Mulligans around the book. along with a bunch of other people. As soon as I can, we'll announce the Mulligan's date, and hopefully you'll have enough advance warning that you'll be able to be down there in Wildwood with us. All right, phone lines are 855, 839, 12, 10. You get in AT&T and Verizon Wireless. All that you have to do is just push pound 1210. And again, This big announcement today, I thought there was a possibility Trump could go for John Cornyn because John Cornyn has played ball with him, but he recognizes people are tired of this guy. We are a John Thune. Just when you've ever seen this gaggle, the Barbarossa guy, the John Thune, the woman from West Virginia, wherever she is, it's the same nonsense. Everything gets pushed through the House, somewhat anyhow. And we end up in the Senate, and that's it. It dies.

What have they actually done? The Save America Act is what people want. Illegal voters, Maryland, we got a big, big story developing there around that in previous elections. We want to restore voter integrity. We want to have confidence. We want people to come out and vote. Otherwise, either they're not going to vote or they're going to go nutbag. I take a story today. I'm looking at these numbers. There are 1,800 volunteers for Doug Mastriano out there. I'd like to hear from the Doug Mastriano. I think the last time I had quite a clash with the Doug Mastriano people. Like, I was going to fall in lockstep with that. I want to win. That's what the first thing is always about. That's what I'm always about. And I'm not going to do it just because it's some wild eye guy. I look at Josh Shapiro laughing. as he made Doug Masterano a household name, and then he proceeded to take him apart. There were some great candidates on the Republican side to run for governor. No, we need it crazy, saying wild stuff constantly. That's what we want. He's got 1,800 volunteers out there in a writing campaign, even though they made him the ambassador to Slovakia. Just say by some random thing. Tomorrow we're talking about, yeah, our nominee is Doug Mastriano. Oh, my God. Stacey Garrity is MAGA. Stacey Garrity is overwhelming her affection and connection to rural Pennsylvania. Trump endorses her up and down the line. What is it with these people? They're nuts. And I don't know, the only person it seems to unify them enough is President Trump. They want to vote for Trump still. How in the world is Stacey Garrity a rhino or something that we need Doug Mastriano in a writing campaign with 1,800 volunteers spread out there doing that today? And if they would get behind a UFO nut versus Jason Ritchie, I mean, you need the lieutenant governor to run with her. This is not a good start to this campaign. And I'm not going to throw my hands up with Josh Shapiro for two reasons. One, he's beatable. And two, at worst case, we got to win the Senate. We got to win those congressional seats. And we have to ding Josh Shapiro up politically enough because he's got a lot of things here so that he is flawed heading into running for president. That's what it's about. I wonder if you voted today. Did you see any Doug Mastriano volunteers? Are they all out there in Bradford, Pennsylvania or something? 1,800 of them. All right, Joe in Columbus. He's next on Talk Radio 12. Hey, Joe. Hey, Dom. Hey, Henry. It's good to talk to you guys today. It's very good to talk to you guys today. Dom, I think when these primaries are all said and done, I think these candidates are going to eventually, I don't know how long it's going to take, but I think these candidates are going to eventually understand that they have to start.

listening more than the Democrat constituency has to rely on. They have to realize, and they will realize, that they have to start listening to their voters, to the people they represent. You know, this Texas runoff should speak volumes to a lot of people. You know, you just don't, you don't be endorsed by your party and think you're going to skate down the road. You have accountability. Well, I would agree on the Senate level, Joe, but I think many of these congressional candidates are the one I just mentioned, Stacey Garrity. I don't see how you can't get behind Stacey Garrity. He's not a rhino or not Trump's behind her. I mean, come on. Well, Tom, it's like these witches of Eastwick. There's three creeps. You know, they're cold. They got nothing inside of them. They don't value the sanctity of life. And the big picture... is resounding. It has to be resounding to, you know, as to where we're going as a country. And if you're not going to perform for your people who want you to perform for them, you're going to be gone. You know, we, our side does that more than the left side. And I think people got to start stepping in line. Well, right. The Senate is where the action is, Joe. There's like maybe a dozen of them who are completely unreliable, and some of them are belligerent about it. Now, we're losing Thom Tillis. Thank God. We're losing Kentucky, Senator. And there's a third one, I think, that are the most problematic. But you still have Lisa Murkowski. Susan Collins is going to win. The guy there is beyond awful. So we're still a few short of that impact, but I agree with you. You would think they would get the message when Paxson got the nod. Because, Joe, my fingers are crossed on Paxon. I see a lot of baggage here that could be exploited. Yes, but I think Ken Paxton is the lesser of both. I don't want to call it evil, but the lesser of both integrity. I'm glad John Cornyn's out. I am so glad he's out. Yeah, he's the face of the rhinoism and corruption and everything else. You're right. It is just too much. And, Dom, to change the subject, you kill me every time you're on hold when you mention Springsteen. And if I got a moment, I got to tell you a story about this past weekend about Springsteen. Sure, sure. I had to go look at a house out in Holmdel, very, very extravagant, very, very decadent area. And between Homebill and my house, there's the town just as decadent and extravagant as Colt's neck where Springsteen lives. So I had to take a little minor detour to drive by his house. And I did. And I pulled up to the driveway where he had these big wooden mahogany electric Bill Gates.

and there was a call box on my left hand side. So I took a picture, I got out of my car, I took a picture of the electric Bill Gates, and then I went over the Bill Gates just to scout his property. And I took a picture of that, but you could not see any farm. I mean, it was vast, and there was a big tree line that bunkered in, way off in the distance from any structure you could see. and there was no activity of farming going on on this property whatsoever. No telling, no nothing. Yeah, and for a listeners show, that's what he claims for tax evasion of a sort, that he's a farmer. Well, Dom, he can live on 250 acres, and maybe I only saw 200 of it, but there was no farming going on. Yeah, yeah, exactly. I'm walking back to my car and I go past the call box, and I hear this voice come over. You are on private property. Please remove yourself. And there's an old Springsteen story about him back in 1976 jumping the wall into Graceland thinking he was entitled to do that. And so I did this like heel skid and I backed up and I went up to the call box and I said, you know what? Springsteen didn't receive that reception when he jumped the wall into Graceland, pal. I'm out of here. All right, Joe. What's your side? My side is the meter, the metrics, and the gauges of gold itself. And whenever you got a gift of gold, the first thing you look for is that little etching on it. And you would never give your betrothed anything less than a 24-carat gold wedding band. Yeah, keep that in mind, guys. You can't be under 24-carats. All right, thank you, Joe. That was good, particularly the matter. I love metrics. I love metrics and anything. I got to work a side question in there someday. Like, what is the metric of this? Because when you state the metric, then we can have a debate about whether this thing is working or not working, whatever. That's what I need. But often it's just these vague sorts of things that are out there that you can't. Yeah, it's got to be 24 carrots, right? All right, 855, 839, 12, 10, right now, back in the saddle, Henry with... It's Dobb's Money Melody. ...a Zola MoneyCon. All right, and this is a big prize today, a copy of letters to Trump. Now, this is the book we take a coffee table. Actual letters from some of the world's biggest celebrities praising Trump up and down the line one way or another before he ran for office in 2016. And then we have the public record of what they said after that. Oprah, Alec Baldwin, just unbelievable, the Baldwin letter. We led that with Donald Trump Jr. when we had him over here at the Scottish right. All right, phone lines are 8,5, 8, 3, 9, 12, 10, and we proceed. Yeah, Dom, so side question today, we're asking for things associated with gold. So, I'm going to bring you a track today that hails from one of the gold standards of video games. Mm-hmm. So, this game... is considered one of the greatest games of all time because it helped popularize the first person shooter type of video game on consoles. If you don't know what a first person shooter is, it's the, when you have the perspective of the first person through that shooter's eyes, much like a Call of Duty type video game. Okay. It helped popularize those on the console because before then, before this, before 1997 when this game was released,

A lot of first person shooters were on PC. So this was the first one to really hit consoles and really explode. And that's why it's considered one of the greatest, if not the greatest video game of all times. So I want to know this golden video game. I'm going to play you some music from the pause menu. I want to know the name of this golden video game from 1997. Let's take a listen. Want to know the name of this video game, Dom? All right, hit us with the video game, and you get the coffee table Trump book that you just flip to any page, and you can't believe who's in there. 855, 839, 1210, AT&T, and Verizon Wireless, all we need you to do. You just push pound 1210. Tom Chirado on Talk Radio 1210, WPHT. It's Dom Money Melody. Where has all the money gone? Show me to money. That is right. Every day around 2.13, Dom's Money Melody, great prize today. The Trump coffee table book, Letters to Trump that are incredible. And I think it was being sold like a $100 value at one point. So, Henry, let's hear the clue. This video game is in the gold standard of first-person shooters. Want to know what it is? Before we take some cars, Ben Simmons was never in a video game. Can you imagine making that? I know, but he did win a fishing title just this last weekend. Yeah, I just saw that. The all-time example I would offer up of just people not getting who to pick and who's a loser. Even he defied, though, what I thought, how bad he would be. Amelia in South Philly on Talk Radio 1210. Hey, Amelia, what's your answer today? Yeah, Amelia. What's your answer today? All right, I'll put Amelia on hold. Give her a chance at the end here. Justin in Haddonfield. Justin, what's the answer? It's golden eye. All right, Golden Eye is the answer. A little more details, Henry? Yeah, so when Golden Eye hit the N64 back in 1997, it kind of revolutionized the way we play video games. Okay. Transforming the first-person shooter into a console-type video game. having the various amounts of missions and objectives to complete, being able to change characters. And the four-person split screen was something that a lot of kids before, you know, game, you could play games over the internet. You'd go over to your friend's house, let's play some golden eye. Let's have a four-player split screen and let's have a night. I mean, Kirk over here, he was, when I started playing this clue, he immediately was like, oh my gosh, I love this game. He used to play this game all the time. Yeah, the best game ever. Best game ever. Yes. Yeah. My gaming knowledge is infinitesimal, so apologies. I'll rely on you guys for this. I don't think you know what a first-person shooter was, do you? Yeah, I reject the gaming thing. I go too far with. I used to get Dan crazy on that. I reject it. What do you mean? You reject it. I would more, I can't imagine what it would take for me to play.

Any kind of video. I couldn't see you doing it. I know. Yeah, same here. No, I just wouldn't do it matter of it. You probably hold it upside down. Yeah, but that may be a problem too. But in addition to that, I just, uh, yeah. Okay. This game was fun. You would have left. Stellar game. Okay. So, Justin, you are the winner today of the Trump coffee table book. All right, A5, picture Trump playing a video game. Oh, right. Good stuff. By the way, a little discordant note, as you know, we kick off the summer officially, unofficially. I need to know, and I'll be asking at Farley of these, Roe and I just went to the shore on Sunday, what is up? I know they took the toll boost away just after Farley, right? But they have all these walkways going across Atlantic City Expressway, at least three or four of them. and they have lights in it. I'm told at night the lights might be kind of bright. We weren't going through there with the lights. Are they to tabulate your easy pass or something? Because they're in the middle of nowhere. They're in the middle of the pine barrens. Who's going to be walking from one side of the Atlantic City expressway to the other? We'll be at Farley broadcasting to kick off the summer. Great stuff from Chickie and Pete's. And they pay the tolls. We'll give you all those details as people head down the shore. These new developments, I knew they were getting rid of the Tallboos, but I think they're to, they're strategically placed so that you can't bypass anything. I believe that's what it is. But they look weird to be doing it. They look like walkways going across, three of them at least. All right, 855, 839, 12, 10. And one other thing, and I have a lot of tram car experience, as you know. The first Dom day, thanks to Mayor Pete at that point, I got to drive the tram car. and people don't move. I had to hit that watch the tram car thing. I just went about three blocks. That was enough. They wanted me to do more. I had to feel for it when I made the giant turn. You got to watch. Oh, yeah. Got to go out. But I thought that Odyssey lawyers were saying, that's enough. We got away with this. And it was an actual tram car in the lead. This year, Wildwood's Sitesier tram cars will be pulled along the boardwalk by Volvo electric vehicles. Now, I saw it last summer, some of them, I think. You know what I mean? The lead car. The lead car used to be in keeping with the tram cars, which is a nice ride from one end to the boardwalk to the other. It's fine. But when you drive one of the old lead cars. Quite a treat. This is like just driving anything. It looks, it's off-putting. It really is. Yeah, it's like, oh, this guy is making a mistake. He's driving on the boardwalk. Someone called the cops. Yeah, exactly. That's just the new tram car. Yeah. I did go off a little bit, but didn't stay in the concrete. I thought it was shorter on the boardwalk part for about 50 feet. That was a little difficult. And I had a guy directing me who's driven it for, I think, 75 years or something.

So it was quite a, quite a day there in a wild way. I don't think they'll let me drive the tram car now. The Volvo electric. It just looks, probably can't drive it with two feet. Yeah, I was able to drive that one with two feet, the original one. The SUVs will be used to ease of reliance on decades old battery operated engines that are costly to maintain and repair. I get it, but that's the signature, the tram car and the tram car. They'll never get rid of a tramp car. Watch the tram car, please. That woman's voice, brutal, perfect, even though I think she sued them. All right, we'll take some more of your calls. We'll get a winner. Something gold. Something connected with gold. Person, place, or thing is what we are looking for. And again, also. Troy, New York in the news, remember and Rich and I both were joined at the hip on this. And I'll give you a little more detail on this. Remember in the Super Bowl, the ring camera, and they spent, what is it, five or six million dollars to tell us if you got one of those, if America had all these more cameras now, what was happening, we'd find all these lost pets. I think they said they were finding like 10 or 12 a day. I'm going, wait a minute, a nation of 320 million people, you've got to do better with this product if you're telling me we should have it because the missing pet will be found. And I remember him talking about, and I talked about the same, how many more cameras do we need? How much more of this will we need? Well, Troy, New York is in an uproar because they learned that they had... A camera topped with a solar panel. It was a license plate reader. They have, they've been kind of an experiment. They have been under the conditions of more and more AI and other related cameras, this town of 52,000. Citizens call for the devices to be taken off the streets. The Republican mayor who supports the cameras clash with the Democrat City Council, which tried to halt funding for them. Last month, the mayor, flanked by officers in blue, accused the city council of defunding the police and declared a state of emergency to keep the cameras running. I will not put our city in jeopardy and take these cameras away. So the cameras at the heart of debate are run by flock safety, a technology company that has built a network of automatic license plate readers in more than 6,000 communities across the country in recent years. They use AI-enabled cameras to snap photos of every vehicle that passes, creating a digital footprint, fingerprint that includes data as personal as bumper stickers, or wait for it, Dom, gun racks. So are we crazy? You know, are we survivalists because we're wary. Remember that? The Super Bowl ad and this town wary of more and more and more of this. How about enforcing the laws against criminals that break the law and we don't let them out of jail? We move forward capital punishment, the whole thing. Rather than constant surveillance. And Troy.

apparently went with some of this, and now they're in an uproar. I remember the Super Bowl at. Which side are you on? Do you think, hey, you've got nothing, people over the years? What are you worried about? You're not doing anything wrong. We can have constant surveillance. Why would I want that in America? Why is that necessary? The gun racks part just kind of got me. 855-839-12-10, you get on board. Let's talk Dr. Benz for a moment. When it comes to complex dental care, experience matters, when something feels off with your teeth, it's not just about fixing that problem. It's about trusting the person who's guiding you through it from start to finish. At Bent's Dental Group, board-certified prostodontist, Dr. Robert Bentz, and also board-certified Dr. Emily Bentz, his daughter. They bring years of advanced training and experience to every case, especially when dental issues go beyond routine care. They understand more complex problems can feel overwhelming. They take the time to work with you through every step. I know. I've been a patient for 12 years. Their team delivers diagnosis. that are extremely accurate from the very beginning, builds personalized treatment plans focused on your smile, your comfort, and long-term dental health, each and every time. And you're part of that conference to set this up. So whether you're dealing with wear and tear or it's something more advanced, you can feel confident knowing you are in expert hands. That's who I trust my dental health, too. Get the smile that you deserve. Call 610272-6949. Get that initial evaluation initial look C. 610272-6949. Or visit Benz, B-E-N-T-Z, Benz Dental Group.com. Tom Chirdano on Talk Radio 1210, W-P-H-HT. All right, possible side question. You can hit me on Twitter and save you a lot. You have to give these in advance. Aaron Rowan, I don't know if it was last night. I'm looking at the Inquirer or tonight. He's going to be honored for the catch. Played center field, the one he caught, broke his nose, blood all over the place, then held up the ball. That's what Philadelphia remembers, things like that, you know, something that's above and beyond that moment and actually held on to it. They took the fencing down, I think. It was planned to be taken down a couple days after that. It was like a cyclone fence out there for some reason. And just amazing. So we may do something a lot like the, the kiss, the catch. I don't know if there's enough of them. Always interested in a good side question. Today coming off, Mr. T, gold. Something related to gold, real person, fictional, anything that you want in that field. 855, 839, 12, 10, you get on board. Still nothing to report on the war with Iran other than today was going to be the day we went back to bombing. And due to these Arab countries, don't ask me why we're listening to this. You know the Iranians will just continue to say the same stuff.

and go on for years more. They're playing a game, but running out the clock, four corners offense or defense. That's what they're about. And that's where this is headed. And as sooner we get out of this and move toward the midterms post-primary day, better off we are. All right. Amelia is in South Philly. She's on talk radio, 1210. Hey, Amelia. Hi, Don. How are you? How are you? Good. Let's check that one. Was that a Don? That was a Don. That was a partial Don. I went with the videotape shows. You bailed out of it. You got out of that reverse pike and you did well. Nice play. 10,000. It was quick, right? Dominica. Dominica, it's a part of Italian, beautiful name. Yes, and how do we get Don out of that? What is it, the mob thing, it's in your head or what? I don't know how did that happen. I do you know how that happened? No, it's a whole career I've made out of this thing of Don and Don. I knew you, but I knew you were going to grab me. I knew it. Well, my, listen, you're absolutely right about Iran. They're going to just play and play. They will never stick to anything good and decent. They're insane. But my golden thing is the Willie Wonka a golden ticket. That is a great one. And thanks, Amelia, very much. And the office played off that. I got to go back and listen to the tape, though. I'm driving in today. It had to be around 1032 or so that Hugh Douglas down the hall kept on saying, Don, Big Don. No, no, Don Mattingly. He kept on saying, Dom. So, Mattingly's got my name and I got his now. What the heck's going on with that? Right, exactly. Yeah. I mean, come on. You know, he had 400 home runs or something in the big leagues. So I guess that counts. And you're Dean Radio. So there you go. It's amazing the number of times this. My theory is, Don is easier to say than the M and really pronounce that. That's the only thing I could tell you. It's nuts. Because they're not necessarily in this area more Don's than Dom's at South Philly. Maybe he's in South Philly. Come on. Yeah. I think with Mattingly, too, I think it's going from that N to M. You just kind of board it together. Dom Mattingly. So right. Yeah, he just said the two M's together. It was more convenient to say that. I got him on tape. And Henry last week with the Gruber guy, thank you for spotting it on Twitter, the Michigan talk show host. It was nice. He repeated my name. And he said, Don, nine times in about seven or eight minutes, an all-time record. I think so. And people, you know, Roe gets it. She says, yeah, you can't be correct. I'm not here. It's not the grammar police. You could say to the guy, but you interrupt the flow of him, you know, really. I think if you interrupted him, I think he would have still kept on doing it. Oh, yeah, yeah. He was in the, he was in the loop. There was no getting out of it. All right, the one and only Earl of Tacconi. Hello, Earl. Oh, boy. Hello. Hello. Yes, sir.

Yes. Yes. You mentioned earlier about Randy Weingarten and talking about fascist. Yes. And I found out that nobody normally uses the term fascist. And the whole reason that Mussolini created fascism in the first place was to fight communism. Usually anybody that uses the term fascist, in my opinion, is usually because they either are or sympathetic to the communist or a far-leftist movement. I don't know about that, but you're right. It is a term that was invented, and it doesn't mean what they think it means, just authoritarian and all that. It's a very nuanced term. Why do they always keep them going? And why did they need $1.4 million are these teachers' dummies to pay ghostwriters to write a book about something that doesn't exist here? Well, I... Unfortunately, they're getting away with it because they're miseducating the people. But we are slowly moving toward a communist mindset in this country from the standpoint that... Communism engages people by enforcing violence. And you were talking about the whole Mangione thing. And they're saying, well, he deserved to be killed. Well, that's what communism thinks. You know, it's like, well, if you don't agree with us, you know, we deserve to have the right to kill you because, you know, you should be of the same mindset that we are. Well, and again, you're right, Earl. And I play that point again, it's Hasan Piker who said it. It's Engels who said that. Social justice, you can kill certain people. And Democrats, Cory Booker is one of them, apparently. He said he could go and campaign with Hasan Piker. How are we losing to these people? It doesn't seem possible. There's not enough time for me on a three-hour show to go and discuss. We're engaged in several wars currently at the same time. We're against war with the communists. We're in war with the militant Islam is taking over, the Chinese. And, you know, we were fighting so many battles that we can't, either we can't keep tabs or we just ignore the pain of everything that's going on because we can't keep up. We can't fight every single battle unless we do, say like a McCauley-A-Lontek, where you go and you choose one battle and you fight it. But there's just so much going on in this country right now where we're being attacked by all sides. It's difficult to try and fight them because we don't have enough people to fight all of this stuff we're going against. Well, choose one lane and win that lane. Earl, what's your side? I'm going to cheat and I'm going to stuff as many references into this answer as I possibly can. Say you're a teenager 19 years old in 1979 and Southern California along the Gold Coast, and you're there at sunset in the golden hour, and you're sitting on the beach having some Cuervo Gold and some fine Colombian or maybe some Acapulco gold, and you're sitting there listening to the radio, listening to John Stewart sing the song Gold.

All right, that's a lot of gold. Wow. Back then, I don't know if you win on the point, but the volume certainly is there. All right, Zeno says a local reference coming up. It is the lightning round now. Coming off, Mr. T, of course, something gold, something golden, person, place, or thing. That is what we are looking for. 855-839, 1210. 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's right. This is the opportunity to jump in and hit us with something related to gold, all-time gold. Somebody could have said gold glove, baseball. There are any number of things in sports that you can hit, but I did vaguely mention, but I didn't take it off the board. A local one, and Zenos is on that out in Upper Derby. Hey, Zenos afternoon. Good afternoon, Dom, to you and Henry and everybody else. I'm going to get started with my side answer. It was very big. It went from the bazaar all the way to Springfield. It is still referred to as the Golden Mile. Yes, why was that? Now, first of all, the bizarre of all nations for listeners is in all times, Zenos. That place is classic, beyond believing. It is classic. They're saying that that is the original, one of the original, they believe that it was the original mall at that time because they had different stalls in it. And they're saying that that's where they got the idea for the malls out here by the bazaar. Yeah, but why was it called the Golden Mile? All I remember is a lot of car dealerships there. Yeah, it was. There was a farmer Dick Barone, because it was farmland. Remember him? Oh, Farmer Dick Barone? And now you have Piazza and you have a, you got everything down now, you know, Target. But I guess it refers to the wealth. Yeah, well, it does. That's what it means. That's for me. And one other thing, Dom, you mentioned those women that like the guy that killed the insurance man. Well, Dom, you made a good point, and you said, could you imagine me married to either of them? You know what, if I was married to either of them, you'd have to sleep with one eye open and a crucifix on your chest. Could you imagine? I would. I would become a monk. I would say, I'm done with this. I'm going to Mount Ethos in Greece to become a monk. I could not live with somebody like that, Dom. Thank you, Zinos, a crucifix on your chest. What is that, to ward Dracula off? Those three women together, and you know what, they were giddy.

with the fact that the media was interviewing them there. And they were there. They had a media credential. And how hard is it to get a media credential in New York for these three? Yeah, we want to show up and say, we're glad this guy was killed and we hope his sons can't spend the money. But this is a real thing. As I said, Cory Booker, who's running for president, I know hard to believe, bills himself as a mainstream Democrat, you know, liberal, not quite progressive. Okay. Interview today. Yeah, well, I think I would go on with the sign Hasan Piker. You got to go to where the people are. That's why I'm watching this Mount Airy race carefully to see what happens with Chris Rab. We got Alante, usually on Thursday. There'll be a lot to talk about. And Scott Presler is going to win and be on that state committee. Thomas Massie's going to lose. Trying to think of who I may have left off. We'll get to that at the moment. Michael in Wilmington. Hey, Michael. Welcome in. Hey, Dom. How are you? My good sir. Want to make sure I got that name right as I always do. How are you today? Good Amelia, Italian in South Philly. And this is what, and then Hugh down the road, is calling him Don Mattingly. What the heck is going on with the M's and the ends? I got to tell you, Dom, someone from South Philly that gets that wrong. You may not have to accept those calls anymore. That's just unacceptable. I can't believe that. You know the classic, the guy who called in, I love this show. I've listened for 25 years, Don. How do you deal with this? Yeah. Yeah, it's crazy. But my side is, Dom, I'm thinking of the only famous. alcoholic beverage or liqueur, famous one, out of Switzerland, not only is it called Goldschlager, but it actually even has. shredded pieces of 24-carat gold leaf in it. Very famous liqueur, gold slather. It's got gold in the liquid? Yeah, it does. Gold flakes. Yeah, it has gold flakes that are shaved in the liquid. So when you shake it, wait a minute. Now, I'm considering, do I have to play a video game or drink something with gold flakes in it? I'm playing the video game. Sign me up. Torture. All right, got you, Michael. Hey, Mike in Hamilton. Michael, what's up with the easy pass? They're in the middle of the Pineland's. These big bridges, like the Army Corps of Engineers put up with giant lights. What's that about on the Atlantic City Expressway? Mike, are you there? Yeah, I'm going to get to a speaker. Those ought to take pictures of your license plate if you are a Luddite and you do not have... And you don't have easy path. Yeah, but why would they put up like bridges like people are going to walk across the other side? That's the thing. I didn't understand that. Probably, probably, probably for maintenance to maintain it. It seems like a boondago I'm on here. There's three of them and they look expensive. A million dollars each, I'd say. Okay. My side answer.

One of my favorite movies of all time is the Ten Commandments. And in the Ten Commandments, Moses, played by one of my favorite actors called Masters, goes up to the Mountain Top and receives the Ten Commandments. When he comes back down, they're engaged in all kinds of debauchery, and they have built an idol. So he throws the tablets down, which explode and blow up the Golden Camp. Yep, it's always the golden calf that will get you. Yep, that's always something that's a standby in the movies. Drew and Upper Darby. Hey, Drew, what's yours today? Hey, Dom, thank you so much. You know, Dom, real quick, excuse me, real quick, Montgomery Avenue in Norberth, I saw gas, 649 a gallon. Holy! Wait a minute, yeah, that's okay, a 649, and it's on Montgomery Avenue. In Norbert. That's the regular, honest. All right. We have to place, Henry, we have to place a call over there tomorrow. Somebody's got it. Because, you know what they've done? The two that we look at, Lance looks at, the Chesson Hill one and the one over on Lincoln Drive as you go to it. They've been $4.99 in 9 tenths for the last like 13 or 14 days. They can't hit that button to go to 5. 649 regular. Wow. Oh, my God. Is that cash or credit? Oh, yeah. Well, Narby. They do have a, they do have an attendant there that does pump it if you want him to do it for you. Oh, that makes all the difference. That's worth of least six bucks right there, yeah. You need a tip after that? Yeah. Oh, my God. They're up, sir. No, I'm not robbing Fort Knox. Nobody said Fort Knox. How much gold in Fort Knox, Henry? Not a lot, probably. Drew, what's your answer? Yes. Yes, Dom, thank you. I hope I remember this right, Dom. It's been a long time. Back in the 70s, when we launched the Voyagers 1 and 2 out the space, they were unmanned spacecraft. But in search for life out there, it was called the Golden Record. Both of them released this record out in space. It had hello in like all sorts of different languages and music. And we're like trying to reach life. And up until this day, no one knows whatever happened to them if they came back or they're 30 billion late years away. But it was they were called the golden record. All right. Thank you, Drew. Wow. Good stuff here. All right. I don't know if we have a definitive winner. There were four or five really good ones. What did you like? Yeah. I'm going to go with since we're talking about 1210 WPHT. I'm going to go at Lance from Southwood with the Golden Age Radio. Yeah. All right. Yep. Yeah, this is a tough one here today. I like Robert's answer of El Dorado. I like Zenos's call at the Golden Mile. I like Mike and Hamilton's answer at the Golden Calf. I thought those were really good ones. All right, so sorting this out. Yeah. I'm going back. So you like Robert, you like Golden Calf and Zinos, the Golden Mile. Yes. I can go with the Golden Mile. Let's put the Golden Mile in there, even though there were five or six worthy runner-ups. All right, the golden age of radio continues here as we hand off the golden baton to Tony Bruno, who's in studio and certainly part of the golden age. And the Golden Dome. I am the anti-video gamer, but you've actually been involved at the highest level possible, right? Yeah, I was in the Madden game. Yeah, in the Madden game. So you have a video guy, or these gamers a little bit too much? I don't play a lot of them anymore. Right.

I play some silly games on my laptop at night when I'm trying to fall asleep, like fish them and all these dumb games where they try to get you to spend money in complete puzzles. But the big game is going on right now. Christine Flowers, one of your friends. I'm going to have her on the show today. She's hilarious. She gave her recap of Election Day. And I'm telling you, Dom, I'm thinking this Chris Rab guy is going to run away with the broccoli tonight. I'll take it to Mount Airy's nuts, but I'm counting on the building trades guys, and the building trades guys are going to win. You'll take Chris Robdo. I don't want them. I'm just saying they're based on rallies yesterday. They had Sharif Street with Cory Booker and about 20 people with Mikie Sherrill Parker in a room. And then they're showing Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez with a big mob. Of course, they came to see Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, not Chris, but Chris Robb is everywhere. I would be shocked if he doesn't win. All right. Tomorrow we'll recap that. All that straight ahead here. Tony Bruno next three big hours. Talk Radio 1210, WPHT.