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I'm Anna Garcia, host of True Crime News, the podcast. Every week, we bring you in-depth coverage on cases making headlines, as well as those that go under the radar. Tune in for murders that defy explanation, mystery seeking exploration, and shocking secrets that will leave you breathless. Each week, we honor the victims by going beyond the salacious in our search for justice. Crime never stops. And neither do we. Listen to True Crime News available now on the Odyssey app or wherever you get your podcasts. Tom Giordano on Talk Radio 1210, WPHD. It is Tom Time, and I have two words for you coming off all, and we'll talk about everything and the repercussions of this weekend. But I believe in advancing the story, particularly when the story's coming right down Broad Street toward me. Two words for you. Hasan Piker. Now, what did we see over the weekend? We saw political violence. We saw this play out. I'm critical of some of the Secret Service procedures. Bill O'Reilly will be here. We'll talk about Juan Williams, too, saying, well, Trump brings this on himself. The only president that I'm aware of with three assassination attempts, serious assassination attempts. I realize you're in a hotel. I realize that's... preposterous to do it there with all these people wandering around. But the Secret Service, bravery, but the plan is being under a lot of fire. And I think rightfully so, I know that I'm in agreement with that. But Hasan Piker is the thing that drives his story for me. Now, if you're unaware of this guy and saying, why don't I'm always talking about this Hasan Piker guy? Well, he's coming to town. The candidate, this wild progressive who might win this fierce congressional race in Mount Airy Germantown with a guy retiring, they have spent together $45, $50 million on this, the three of them. It's nuts. The guy who is the most rabbit at the Philadelphia Inquirer endorsed because they said he's the only one pugnacious enough to go and take on Trump. That's what they want. By the way, the Inquirer ran an editorial. immediately after this, blaming the victim, blaming Trump, and saying it's on him to bring the country together here. That's why we have people shooting at him. And by the way, I wish the media would not say the middle name the way they are. I don't think it's Thomas. I think the spelling looks like Thomas. Why are they doing it? What's the narrative that's going to come out of this? The narrative they started to go for, right old gun violence, both sides. We'll get into that. But then the narrative is he was doing this because of Epstein. They want to go down that path. Here are Don talking about Nora O'Donnell. Again, why Trump gives this interview to Nora O'Donnell in 60 minutes? Why reward her? She is one of the worst. But Hasan Piker is coming here this week, this trust fund Trotsky. He grew up wealthy. He lives in a mansion. It's $2.5 million. And yet he's a Marxist talking about, well, let me play you what we played the other day where he talks about angles. I'm not sure, Henry. Is that two or is that a, it's, yes, too. He understands Luigi Mangione.

And he talks about this concept on the left. People that are killing people, even if, no, they're not physically laying hands and killing them, like this health care executive. Well, Engels said they deserve to die. Now, how in the world in this messed up moronic city? After this, and after all this talk about decrying political violence. I don't have access to him. You know what I'm going to ask Josh Shapiro? I'm going to ask Josh Shapiro about Hasan Piker. I can't get the mayor anymore. I'm going to ask her about it. I'd ask Larry Krasner. What does Krasner think of Hasan Piker, this guy who espouses violence and is widely popular, coming here to push over the finish line, this guy who is to the left of the squad and obnoxious. Here's Hasan Piker out. This is the guy I'm talking about. Now think about it in the wake of what happened at this dinner in the whole country talking about political violence again. What do we do about it? Well, maybe you don't consort Democrats with Hasan Piker. Here's what he said. Engels wrote about the concept of social murder. And Brian Thompson as the United Health Care CEO. was engaging in a tremendous amount of social murder, the systematized forms of violence, the structural violence of poverty, the for-profit paywalled system of health care in this country, and the consequences of that are... tremendous amounts of pain, tremendous amounts of violence, tremendous amounts of deaths. And that was a fascinating story from, for me, because Americans are very draconian about crime and punishment. They're very black and white on this issue. And yet, because of the pervasive pain that the private health care system... had created for the average American, I saw so many people immediately understand why this death had taken place. Think about this now. Think about this guy's coming right down, bro. He's going to be at Malcolm X. Park. He does his quote show here with this Chris Robb. So we'll try to get Chris Rab on. I'd love to have him in studio. Let's bring it on. Book an hour here, Mr. Pugnacious. We're not going to be lectured to by these people is the bottom line. Yeah, we know about Trump's pushback on stuff. We know about all that. Juan Williams. I'm going to ask Bill O'Reilly about that in a couple of minutes is out there saying, well, Trump's three assassination attempts because of how divisive he is. You have the first lady on Twitter, either she or her person, gone after Jimmy Kimmel. Here's Kimmel making the, yeah. doing his roast of President Trump in his alternative White House. And in there, he talks about the idea of the glow of widowhood. Yeah.

that Melania has. That's cut 14. But I do want to praise the Poetist. Look how far you've come. 30 years ago, you're just some rich guy on Jeffrey Epstein's private jet out at Teeterboro, but you worked hard, you stayed friends, you shared some wonderful secrets, and because of that, you're able to fly on that plane seven more times. Dreams really do come true. Am I right? Dog the bounty hunter? That's right. We miss you so much. And, of course, our first lady, Melania, is here. Look at it. So beautiful. Mrs. Trump, you have a glow like an expectant widow. Now, I would recommend joking whomever the president of the United States is about their death and playing around with that. So Melania Trump jumping into the ring now and saying, let's take another look at Kimmel. We have for progressive women gone wild and the progressives gone wild today. just an unbelievable array of people. You know, and on this both sides do it story, the Babylon B summarized it best. They had a whole list of the things that are coming from the left. Now, that doesn't excuse people on the right, but the fair statement to make is this is not two equal sides, even a little bit. It's just not. what we've seen play out over the last few years. Now, that doesn't mean you can excuse everything that comes from the right. Yeah, they're saying this is a both sides issue. One side has attacked, tried to kill Trump three times, assassinated Charlie Kirk, tried to assassinate Brett Kavanaugh, shot Steve Scalise, fire a bomb Governor Josh Shapiro. Remember, that was from the left, and tried to shoot Trump a third time. I think it's clear a lot of this is coming from the left. And again, I'm not one of the Jahu's that says it's spotless on the other side. But the point is that the bulk of it is coming that way. And the media in the middle of all this is helping to foment this. So just a point to acknowledge. I said it last week, and I'll say it again. If not for Talk Radio 1210, where else are you hearing this advancing the story? How can this election cycle and the inquire, the paper of record, my God, how can you bring a guy in who clearly espouse political violence? That's why people listen to this guy. That's why they seeth. Maybe they hate dogs too. That's the thing I would be asking. One of the Philadelphia inquires investigated that, is Hasan Piker and his dog. How in the world do you bring this guy in on the premier race here in Philadelphia this week, the congressional race, after this. Don't you have to say, well, Mr. Hasan Piker has other targets? I mean, this guy wished death on Rick Scott. Who wishes death on Rick Scott? That's hard to believe. I'll play more of a son-Hasan Piker, but coming up, Bill O'Reilly, who has attended this many times, I think, has been the butt of the comedian's joke, maybe sometimes. What does he think of Juan Williams and what does he think of what we've seen play out? Off to a rousing start. We got a lot on Brian Fitzpatrick, too. And Alante is with us today. Alante McCalley.

2.30 today. 855, 839, 1210. Tom Giordano on Talk Radio 1210, WPHT. All right, Tom Chiridano show with the Brits in town. We got a great side question on that, but it's always a good day to have Bill O'Reilly on the show, particularly, I'm sure, over the years, he sat in those seats in the Hilton. And with all that's flailing around now, he's got a good sense of what happens next here. Let's go to Bill O'Reilly. Bill, welcome in. And as I said, always good to have you. How many times did you attend the correspondence? I said about six times, including Saturday night. I didn't know you were there Saturday night. Oh. Giordano, I would slap your producers around. Well, start, go right now. I should know that. I didn't know that. Yeah, I was in the back of the ballroom, just kind of wandering around, taking it all in, and I heard four gunshots. Now, subsequently, there have been reports of more, but I heard four very loud.

It was, I was right at the spot where the escalator comes down from the hotel lobby into the ballroom. And then half the ballroom heard the shots, and they all hit the floor, including my son. And the other half by the day is up top was the president and the cabinet and some press people. They did not hear the gunshots. So anybody dove to the floor, including my son. But I didn't, because it's my job to watch and see what is happening. And so I, about, ooh, had to be 30 seconds after the shots, Secret Service guys ran into the ballroom through the door I was standing in and went down and removed the president. And then subsequently, I asked the marshal, U.S. Marshal, who was at the door, what the deuce was happening because he had an earpiece. And he told me, sketchily, that there was a guy upstairs, that he was confronted, he was armed, and now he's in custody. So I had everything within three minutes, and I looked under the table at my son. I got, how is it down there? And my son says, I didn't know you was taking me to basic training dad. I said, just stay down there. And he goes, well, you're going to get shot. I said, many have tried. I'm fine. So that's pretty much what happened. And then from there, the person left the building, and now we have what we have. So, Bill, coming out of this, what are you saying about it on all your platforms? Juan Williams yesterday says, well, Trump's essentially getting attempts in assassination because he's so divisive. Look, Trump, you know, was pushing the envelope on stuff, but that goes bridges too far. The first lady going after Jimmy Kimmel now because of a death joke. What do you say about it at this point? Well, unfortunately, Juan Williams has morphed into something that he didn't used to be. He was a journalist who was fired from NPR, and Fox hired him off of that. He's an activist now. He's not a journalist any longer. So, I mean, Juan can be dissembled very easily by saying Russian collusion. Is that Trump's fault? Mm-hmm. The two impeachments, is that Trump? The big parade in Manhattan under the most bogus charge you could possibly get was that? Was that all Trump? You know, and then Warren would have to go wherever one goes. I don't take him seriously. I don't think anybody should. And I know him for a long period of time, and it's a shame. But he's not the only one. They're activists now, Dom. They're not reporters. There's no intention of reporting anything honestly at all. So you've got that crew, and they're not going away. Now, are they responsible? No. They're not responsible for this loon. He's like the guy who's hiding in the bushes in Palm Beach. He's like the guy that shot off the rooftop in Butler. These are crazy people. And we see it.

day with normal citizens who are gunned down and brutalize, and this is just a statement they want to make for whatever reason. I don't think you can generalize in that area. But it's painful to see how horrible, and I use that word literally, journalism has become in this country. These people are not interested in the truth. Yes, Donald Trump has replied and sometimes crudely in his own defense. I can't say I wouldn't do it, dumb. I can't say I wouldn't do it. You get enough. I mean, Liz O'Donnell on 60 Minutes. Oh. She violated every journalist of tenant there is. Well, Bill and I interrupt. She gets the big interview. I don't know why Trump, because it's a bonus to them. I've done shows with her when she wasn't in that position. We were both on together, and I was not impressed in the slightest. I don't know how she's ever advanced. Really, I saw nothing there. And she takes it to read from the Epstein files and go down that path when there's so many weightier things out there to talk to Trump about at that moment. A basic rule of journalism. And I know Nora O'Donnell, I don't have the negative point of view that you do have on her. I don't think she's any better or any worse than the mainstream corporate media hires now. She's in the middle somewhere. But what she did was ridiculous. She don't put her unverified, particularly the president of the United States. Don't put unverified information out there and expect an interview subject to answer that. I mean, that's just gutter-snipe stuff. That's what the National Enquirer does. And the fact that it was edited, the fact that nobody at CBS picked that up. Right. They just allowed it to go on 60 minutes, and trouble was absolutely right in going after Ms. O'Donnell. Absolutely. Because not only is she a poor journalist, okay, she was doing that to hurt him. That's why she was doing it. So it's outrageous what's happening here. You know, this, again, this loon from... California, you're never going to stop that kind of stuff. You can have every ballroom in the world. You're still going to be creeps out there that want to disrupt and want to kill people for whatever reason. So you're never going to stop it. But what has to be challenged is this corruption and ineptitude on the mainstream media's part. Yeah, that's a great point coming out of this. Bill, do you talk about, because I'm all over it this week, he's coming to town. When we talk about political violence, we have this hot congressional race in Philadelphia. I'm talking, they're spending $20, $30 million. And the one guy endorsed that the Philadelphia Inquirer likes is because he goes after Trump as savagely as anybody in Washington. He's bringing in Hasan Piker, who I've played the last five or six days.

countless times he's called for political violence. That's what this guy does. So how in the world can you allow that, not comment on it, if you're in the other side, the Philadelphia Inquirer and others? Well, I have to allow it because the First Amendment dictates that, but anybody would vote for that ticket that includes a heinous man you're mentioning. That's an irresponsible vote. There's no doubt about it. That's a vote that is lodged by people who have no blank and clue about how this country runs and what the decorum should be. So if I'm the opponent, I'm using that all day long going, this is ridiculous. Bill assess, I thought this was the best of Trump in a lot of ways. I've only been up close, well, twice. You've been through the years. Com talking about, you know, good wishes from America. He calls George Carl at 7 o'clock in the morning, are you okay? And the press conference, et cetera, that he did. But deep down, how does he feel about now three attempts and a lot more potentially out there? Well, I talked to him yesterday. How does he feel about it? He's a strong guy. He doesn't want to show weakness ever, even if he's feeling it. He doesn't want to show it. He won't. I don't think he projects out that, you know, this is a situation that's going to get out of hand. I mean, I think you'll get the ballroom now. So that's a win for him at the White House. He can make that case look. We live in a dangerous time. We have to have security, and this is the best security. And it doesn't cost a taxpayer anything. So why are you holding it up? So I think I'll win that. And then maybe the Secret Service will get paid as a Democrat thing, not paying them. I think he's looking at it more from a political point of view than a personal point of view because, again, there's no way this guy could have gotten anywhere near him. No way. This guy, I don't know if he's smart enough to understand his position, but as soon as he came down from his room in the hotel armed, he was toast. He couldn't get anywhere because they had so many flanks where you had to go by security. So the guy had to know, he's not going to do anything. But his whole life now, he'll never see the light of day again. Exactly. This guy. Bill, what are you working on? I'm sorry, what are you working on now, Bill? A new book coming out? Is that usually September? What's Bill O'Reilly up to now? Yeah, I'm going to do confronting America what has to change. So what we talk about today will be in the book, pre-provocative, based on modern history. you know, the mistakes that the country is making and why we keep making them and what we could do better. So that book will be out in mid-September. Bill, and today and tonight and always, and I know you are really proud, and you got a kick out of it, how big the numbers are on YouTube? Yeah, I mean, we're doing millions now, so that obviously is a good thing. We want the message to get out.

And it's all over the world. It's not just the United States. I'm going to London in a few weeks to do a story about how the Islamists have taken over that city. And that's a YouTube-driven story. Everybody will watch all over the world. So we're real pleased, but, you know, I'm going to have to retire someday, Dom. That's not happening. Come on, you're standing at, look, you would have been under the table if you're retiring. You should have had your son stand on. Tell me what's going on. Yeah, I told my son, he goes, you know, Dad, you could have been. I said, look, I've been doing it's 50 years, Spencer. I'm trained to do this. You don't dive on the ground. When something's happening like that, if you have to be in danger, you're endangered now. You stay under the table. Okay, I wouldn't let him come up. Well, you and Wolf Blitzer carrying the day. Old Wolf was right there when the guy storms the bathroom. Yeah, that whole CNN crew has something wrong with them. Sorry. Exactly. There really is. That whole crew is. Let's use the word misguided. All right. Bill, thank you. Thanks so much, as always. It can be continued. Thanks for having me, Don. All right, Bill O'Reilly. Henry noticed that, see, the national producers are supposed to be doing background. They have one guy just assigned to the O'Reilly desk. What the hell's happened? I didn't know he was there. I couldn't follow everybody. I didn't see him talking anywhere. Right, yeah. So we locked into it. I just don't want him find him and slap me around. Well, there you guys. I'll tell you, it's intimidating. Yeah, when the first time they brought me in and he stood up at his desk and he has that face. Yeah, it's exactly. All right, 855-839, 12, 10. A lot to digest there. Hasan Piker is my story, though, advancing the story. How does this guy come to town? And I would run promos. Where are you going to hear about this? Only going to talk radio 1210. You're not going to hear you'll hear about the name. It's almost, oh my God, Hasan Piker coming to town for one of these people. This guy is nothing but violence, political violence, the trust fund Trotsky. And in the wake of this and all the talk about that, you think they've filled off inquire might deign to say, yeah, maybe it's a mistake to bring this guy in. No. They're all part of it. They're not ashamed of anything. All right. And we're advancing the Alante McCauley story. He'll be here today at 2.30 with the guy from Flip Chicago Red, maybe even a tougher thing. They're out there right now. Yeah, I guess they're there now. At the barber shop in Logan, they got these giant Trump flags in the middle of North Philly. They're red flipping them on Broad Street. I wonder the Philadelphia police are over there.

I guess crime must be all solved, Philadelphia police. We'll talk to him about this filming, and I'm on it from inside to determine why do they want to film him. Coming up, a little bit more, we got a cut from that interview I told you about with Brian Fitzpatrick. And I would just ask you, if what Fitzpatrick did with this punchball interview, if a Democrat did that, what would the Democrat Party do? to that individual politically. Why are Republicans not doing anything? This guy's really out of control. Maybe he wants to be the ambassador to Ireland or something, but speculated over the weekend in his Josh Shapiro administration. Or maybe he'd like to be at the presidential level, the Republican flunky, like Al Schmidt, allows them to have the bipartisan as Secretary of State. That's what they're always looking for. Side question, no. Bonnie Prince Charles, well now Charles III, in town. I think they landed. They're having tea, high tea, at 4 o'clock today. I think that's when you do it. I don't know if white gloves are that. Only for the butler. Yeah, exactly. So you don't, what, mess up the silver? Women have to wear them. Oh, really? Oh, of course. I don't know. I don't know my high tea, I'll be honest. Yeah, they got to put on those long gloves. I don't think the men wear them, but yes. I could go for some high tea right now. I got a lot of brands right here. I'm going to break out the, I don't like the British. All right. So we're looking for somebody, something, real or fictional British. I'll take off the board. One, just to spite Dan, Shakespeare. He just thinks Shakespeare. Who would read Shakespeare? Right. I'll take off bad teeth and tea. As we said today, I got a bunch of others, but I'll save them for you. It's all in the call making your case. Why does that reflect, particularly in an entertaining way? The Brits, something British, something English. Henry, how about yours? Yeah, Dom, so over there across the pond, they don't call them fries, they call them chips, right? Yes. And it's what they put on those chips, I always find so interesting. So, you know, salt and vinegar, that's fine. That's all right. That's okay. I like that. Catch up, good one. Curry sauce. Oh, yeah, that's okay. Mushy peas. Now we're starting to get a little... Sounds like Pittsburgh. Yeah, yes. Oh, that's disgusting. And then the gravy I can get behind. Cheese sounds good in theory, but it's like they don't milk the cheese. They just sprinkle it on. Like it doesn't stick to the fries or they don't broil it or anything. It's just like, all right, there you go. Or maybe if you want to sandwich, you can get a chip buddy, which is just... chips, fries, served inside two pieces of buttered white bread. Of course. Things like that. Or just like, what are you doing over there with food? Maybe that's why the teeth are so bad. Yeah, maybe. Not your pants. Get to London. Set up on the while, you can commute. Yeah. Another Antsell take off is the yellow light.

Okay. The yellow light, you know, we have it here in America. It says slow down. However, they do the reverse there where, yes, yellow still does mean slow down, but when it goes from red, it doesn't go straight to green like it goes here. It goes red, yellow is almost like a, hey, get set, and then it flips to green again, and then it's go. So, like, if you're like me and you like the time the lights out so you can, you know, get a little boost as you're, you know, you're making your way down whatever road. I think it's great because you just, oh, it's yellow, let me roll forward a little bit, and then boom, we're out of here at green. I didn't know that. I didn't drive there, so, okay. Yeah, I drove there a few years ago, so, yeah, it's interesting. And then, let me take off a person. How about actor Dominic West who played? No, he's British. Yeah. Yeah. Oh. So I always find this funny because if you don't know who Dominic West is, he played Jimmy McNulty in The Wire. Right. And there was one sting operation that they did in Baltimore where Jimmy had to pose as someone going into the, you know, kind of high associated prostitution ring trying to get busted. And he used his own accent. He used his real voice as a British accent. And they clown on him in the show. Like, that sounds terrible. You can't do a British accent at all. When in reality it was his real British voice, which I... I always found that funny. So yeah, Dominic West, British. Most of the actors are a good number of them in... Oh, I'm flanking on the name. Where British, they hit, the Sunday night hit Walking Dead. Oh, yeah. Yeah. You'd be surprised. It's crazy when you look at actors and then they're just speaking their normal voice. They're like, oh, you're not American. You're not. Yeah. Wow. I didn't know that with Dominic West. Wow. He's got the ball of them. Yeah. Kirk, how about yours? I'm going to go with pubs, which are really famous for The Beatles, which is a popular group, and Doctor Who. All right. All right, so there's a million of them out there. It's all in the call. And your reaction to this whole thing that happened over the week, O'Reilly, we couldn't do better. I didn't know he was there. And he was taken away from poor Wolf Blitzer. Well, Wolf, I didn't see him, Dom. I was watching. Oh, my God. The wife of Mike Johnson, Speaker Johnson, leading the people under the table in prayer. There was that. But I don't think the security was over. Bill Melusina, who I really like at Fox, said the same thing. It was lacking in security. Look, the hotel is almost impossible. They can't do it there again. They're asking for it again. All right. So 855, 839, 12, 10, you get in. I'll give you a little bit more of the sound of Brian Fitzpatrick 2. Alante, the other story, being filmed by the Philadelphia Police. I'm asking why. And somebody inside all that says, well, He should get a lawyer. They're discriminating against his viewpoint. I think they are. Are they filming the people that are there illegally? Are they? No, they wouldn't dare. That's a pass. But this guy, just because one minute a week, he calls Philadelphia out, he's got a police cameraman with him now, following him around. Not on City Hall, you know, in the well of that, just in the hallway.

Are they out there in North Philly today? Are they shadowing him? He's a subversive. He's a black man who calls out Philadelphia. That right there ought to tell you something. 855-839-1210. That's how you got a line. Do it right now and talk radio 1210. Tom to your Dono on Talk Radio 1210. WPHD. All right, it is Dom time. Another lesser light. I'm watching this live with Roe on Saturday night. Laura Coates on there. Look, John Berman is not my favorite, but he is a sharp guy, you know, from the other side. And he's doing a good job of this. And he's got the baggage. And I'm, Roe, why are you doing it? I'm putting myself inside his head with Laura Coates next to him. And Coats. who is beyond a lesser light on CNN, is prattling on about, well, you know, now these adults know what it's like every day for pre-K kids in America to have to wonder about gun violence. Right away, that's the pivot. That's a narrative. Then the pivot over the weekend was toward the idea that what set them off was Epstein. That's where they want to go. And you just heard O'Reilly mention Nora O'Donnell. And that whole. And I differ with O'Reilly. My experience with her, I was on MSNBC like five or six times. She wasn't a host. I forget what she was at that point. But Henry, if you could imagine, I had to lean forward from the opening gun just to get a wording edgewise. So the second time with her, I'm like this. On the screen, you know, go look on this side. And she's still talking. No way. I didn't care if it looked bad or not. I was not, what was I going to say anything? Just keep repeating it. So she somehow or another, though, gets the big interview. Trump shouldn't have given it to her. He did have a great line, though, saying about the no kings, yeah, if I were a king, I wouldn't be talking with you, would I? Which was a good moment in the middle of all this. All right. So the story for me, where we are, though. As this is the backdrop, how in the world does this city of hypocrites and morons not understand they're bringing Hasan Piker to town and then prattling on about violence and gun violence, etc. It's just the height. But you know what? They think they control how's this Marxist, the means of production. But guess what? They don't control Talk Radio 1210. We're in the ball game. And we reach a lot of people. And we reach a lot of people online, YouTube, et cetera. And they're knowledgeable on this. And they know what's happening here. All right. Let me go to Joe in Hiltown. And Joe is on Talk Radio 1210. Hey, Joe. Hey, good morning. How you doing? Good, Joe. I'm about a cop or anything, but I did spend some time in a Marine Corps. And I know a little bit about protecting people. And when I was watching a film, every one of those agents had their back to the door. Everyone, you could see it. Yes. They didn't even know he was in there until he ran past him. And they had...

There's no kind of gate or divider, not even a thing that they would have like in the movie theater so you don't bud in line. Well, Joe, well, wait a minute, Joe, I'm in agreement, and here's the bottom line. They were brave, particularly the one that apprehended, the guy that got shot. But the secret service, wait a minute, Joe, the secret service, to your point, is not doing a good job in the big picture. They're an organization that I'm suspect of, and they have to be perfect every time, and they're not anywhere near that. And could I take just this one other thing. I learned when I was in a Marine Corps. When you're looking at something, if you watch the one film, there's a woman there, her head is going back and forth, left, and right so fast, that's not how you scope a crowd out. You can't see anything. You go left to right slowly. Right. She was useless. Joe, yes, I mean, there are a lot. This demands testimony before Congress again. That's what ought to happen. Joe, what's your side? My what? Your side. Do you have a side answer? Oh, yes. When the British birthed the Capitol in 1813. All right. We'll remind Prince Charles when he comes here of that. You know, my greatest British moment. picturing in 17 uh 1976 okay you had frank rizzo mayor riding in the limo with the queen of england oh my god wouldn't you love to hear the conversation between frank rizzo and the queen of england and then his wife i got to know a little bit riding with prince philip Queen of England and Frank Rizzo. Oh my God. See any good films, Queen? I mean, the transcript of that would have been enormous. And also, I was told John Wayne came for that. And John Wayne and Rizzo shaking hands and trying to be bigger than the other one. was quite a thing. I mean, Frank Rizzo's hand, you could just, you know, use it to just knock a door down, you know, or use its head as a battering ram easily with the Queen of England. All right, so that's the side today, something British. 855-8391210. That's how you get on board. Bill Melusian, who I really trust at Fox, mainly their border guy. Talked about how lax his security was getting in. They were counting just on the magnetometers, but I mean, that's getting in pretty far. You don't want that to happen. Apparently, close in was tight and outside they were a little bit tight, but in that great space in between. They can't hold it at this hotel. It's over a thousand rooms again. He just can't do it. I don't know where they'll hold it or if they will hold, but I just think it's a bad event anyhow. Okay, we have a lot on progressive women gone wild. 855, 833, 9, 12, 10. We have Scott Presler, of course, at 2 today, all straight ahead. Oh, and the prize. I got to mention it, Seth. This is amazing. We have for money melody today, okay?

At around 213, 214, a choice for the following Live Nation concerts. Chicago, Leonard Skinner, Tim McGraw or Jason Aldeen. Not all, just one. But you get a choice. All week. All week. Oh, my God. Maybe we ought to make that in a super side question type of thing. I have to talk to Walter. All right. The side question this week, you get all four. Oh, they'll be killing each other. That's quite a range, is it not? Chicago would be my choice. Who would be yours, Henry? I'd go see Skinnerd. All right. How about you? Chicago. Chicago. Yeah, I don't know. Tim McGraw might be the low man on the totem pole. Al Dean, yeah, he's got some stuff. But he's tugged son. Oh, that's right. Yeah, that's true. 855-839, 1210. Tom Chiodato on Talk Radio 1210, WPHT. All right, it is Dom time. I haven't even gotten to the next ambassador to Ireland over the weekend. Brian Fitzpatrick coming out firing. I did see him right in the center there because his fiance, Jackie Heinrich, is one of the bigwigs and the White House correspondence dinner. And I'll play you coming up the interview he did. where he talked about, yeah, he thinks Josh Shapiro's going to win. What politician says this in a life and death praise here? And he thinks he ought to run for president. And he also talks about he would be an independent, except we have that pesky, you've got to be a Republican to vote in the primary. Otherwise, he'd be an independent now. Pat Pobrek, Dom Giridano to your office, Pat, I don't want to put you in the middle, Capat. I know, you've got to be under the desk there. What are you going to do with this guy? We had Greg Rothman on the other day, I would have asked him the head of the Pennsylvania. How about the national Republicans? Don't you think somebody ought to say something to this guy? Stacey Garrity can't. She's up against Goliath here that we have to take down, and he says, oh, yeah, I think he's going to win. Well, that's telling the truth. That has nothing to do with politics. I'm sitting here, Stacey Garrity, yep, it'll be tight. But I think Stacey Garrity can win. Isn't that what you say? So why in the world would we knock ourselves out to support this guy? Jerry in Port Richmond's on Talk Radio 12. Hey, Jerry. Hey, I was calling about this latest assassination attempt on Trump. And what I read over that guy's manifesto. Yes. And what really jumped off the page was that he referred to Trump as a pedophile. Yes. And I have people in relatives of my family who hates Trump's guts. And they do things like they circulate. these pictures. It's basically Trump's face photoshopped, superimposed over Joe Biden, where Biden's sniffing the hair of it. All right. Let's go to Mark in Philly on Talk Radio 1210. Hello, Mark. Well, what's up, everybody? Okay, so my answer is he had a show, I think it was probably like early, maybe even 70s, early 80s, and he showed young males how beautiful women were.

And also, his theme music is still used to this day when you see people chasing each other. Do you know who it is? Oh, go ahead. You probably have to answer. Yeah, yeah, sure. We use it, but that is still the best chase chaos theme music. The best. Yes. Yes. My favorite. I see him on Facebook once in a while, Benny Hill. Yeah, I thought Benny Hill thought he might be out there in some iteration. That's the best chase music. That is a really good one. Yeah, British humor and the telling and all that stuff. I don't know. It's a little different. And British, you actually need, by the way, I don't find on the golf channel, there are several they put in there. The British accent is the prestige accent. I don't find it to be pleasing after a while. It gets to be too precise and too yammering. There's one female and one other guy. I, you know what, I need a prestige American accent. Like the South Philly accent. I don't know about that. It's annoying after a while. It seems pretentious, even though it's their natural, pretty much natural. I know you're saying, yeah. Yeah, yeah. Well, what do you think about like the Emmelmans with being like South African in that accent? That guy's bad. First of all, he shouldn't be there. He won one tournament and got lucky. It's a tepid, too. There's no emotion. I guess they... That's golf. Oh, now I need a little bit. I don't need like Gus Johnson Miller. Oh, you know, I think Jim Nance brings it home pretty well. Yeah, he's good. My friend's just. Yeah, he toes that line. Yeah, anything can happen in Jim Nance to be calm about it. But he's got the, he's got the right vibe for golf. Okay, big one o'clock hour. Don't forget it. I'm amazed. Walter Koss, thank you. You're going to get your choice today. And we'll keep score by the end of the week. I think Kirk and I are right on this one, though, that Chicago will be the choice of listeners. But I don't know. You've got two countries and you got Leonard Skinner. Anything can happen here. Yeah, so be ready. Be ready on the phone. Henry better bring it this week. I don't make them impossible, but let's make. I'm trying my best today. I haven't settled on something yet. Let's have Taylor Swift with a Finnish accent in China, a concert in China today. Be ready for that. Around 213, 214 today. Wow. Big week here. 855, 833, 9, 12, 10, you get a line right now. Tom Giordano, weekdays, noon till three, from Talk Radio 1210, WPHD. Tom Jirado, on Talk Radio 1210, WPHT. All right, it is Dom time. Look, this national story, full coverage, O'Reilly there, all this stuff happening, is Hasan Piker coming to town. I'm going to go out and cover that one. He's out at Malcolm X. Park. In West Philly, there's this area of West Philly that's like Brooklyn with the activists, white activists that are out there primarily. A couple of local stories, though, one. Our own guy, Shiraki, nice guy on this. There's this elementary school in Philadelphia, Southwork Elementary. Little kids out there with big signs and their parents begging them for working bathrooms. The bathrooms don't work. They have to go to a bathroom in a trailer.

And pest control. The rats are all over the plate. Oh. Yeah. Now, you might say, oh, they need more money. And Shiraki Guy says their budget this year for the fellow public schools is just a tick under $5 billion. What? They are the most fraudulent, worthless, incompetent group that you possibly could put together. But above that, I'm looking online at the Inquirer. Remember this Dr. Stanford, who I praised last week because she stood up to the anti-Semites, anti-Israel crowd. She's running for Congress in this heated race over in Germantown, Mount Airy. Big race. They're spending an awful lot of money. The mayor's former son, the former mayor's son, Sharif Street is running. And this guy that the inquire endorse that Hasan Piker is going to be with this week. Now all of a sudden, a woman that the Inquirer and Time magazine and everybody else lionized as heroic, the inquire suddenly is investigating all this public funding her group Black Doctors Consortium got and saying that they have deficient record keeping an incomplete tax. returns. Now, isn't that curious, Henry? This is after they endorse the most radical in the race. Suddenly, the heroic doctor is not so heroic. Yeah, curious. Curious timing. It's just, you know, and look, you're not going to hear this from the rest of the media. I don't know if they pay attention or not, or they care about. The bottom line is, we have in Philadelphia, and the only thing breaking this somewhat, And she's flawed beyond belief, as we saw last week, as Mayor Shirel Parker, not going to full yards here on the anti-Trump stuff with ice. Oh, by the way, this was a comedian. I don't know the comedian's name. I wish I had thought about this. Trump's got a lot on his mind like assassination attempts. I hope he follows through, though. He liked the idea over the weekend. Let's not call ice ice anymore. Let's call them nice. And the end stands for national. Just put that in front of ice. Oh, you know what Trump's thinking. First of all, it's like no tax on tips. People will think, oh, why didn't I think of that? And then two, can you imagine every time the news reports, what are they going to say? Are they going to say, nice, really ice? I think I say, we're not saying nice. Well, that's the official name, buddy. We're not saying nice about ice. Will they actually do this? I think they could do it with a stroke of the pen. I don't know if it's an act of Congress or not. Start calling it nice. I don't know that Tom Homan likes that. Yeah, that's not his MO. Oh, man. When we were up close with him at the White House, Holman, what a public servant. But the guy looks tired just walking in. I mean, he just, oh. Interview after interview. Amazing. Okay. So side question today. The bricks are in town. And by the way, shortly, the White House correspondence dinner shooter suspect is doing court. We have progressive women gone wild at about 145, 147 today, whatever, somewhere around there, a lineup of them that are unbelievable.

But they're not commending him quite like they did Luigi Mangione. And the reason is he's a failure. So they're even attacking the effort. Can't we do better? At least Luigi Mangione succeeded. I don't think they think this guy is as handsome as Luigi Mangione either. But there is some heroism attached. At least he tried. And did you see in his manifesto, the alleged shooter? that he was practicing DEI in some way. He said, I know some people are going to say, how does a half white, half black biracial individual be the one to do this, but somebody's got to pick up the slack. And he's a teacher, and he was teacher of the year. What in the world's going on with nurses, teachers? Don't let you grow up to be a cowboy. Don't want him grow up to be a teacher or the nurses, particularly. And these people are standing over. You're ready to suffocate you with a pillow. They're all nurse ratchets. We have a ton of those coming up. But he's doing court on this. No, he can't get the death penalty since, thank God, no one died. But there will be a ton of charges that are going on here. And I heard him on CNN, Henry. Were we wrong saying it's Oz Perlman? He would call it O's Pearl. Yeah, it's O's. It is O's. Yeah. Oh. So who has it right? Tomato tomato, I go with Dr. Oz. Who's this guy saying it's Ouse? Come on now. Well, what's his name? It's not Ozman. Oh, is that what is it? Something like that. No one's names are kids Oz. Right. Oz Gerdano. It's sort of that. That's different. Different. But he guessed the name of Karoline Leavitt's child, which he hasn't. First of all, I don't even know if they said it was a female or not. If he knew that. It's a girl. It is okay. We know that now. But just before all hell broke loose, he was doing that even before it was his turn. Got to get this guy on a reading. I want him to read Kirk's mind here. I want to see if Kirk can stop him. Oh, boy. Or you know what? We'll bring in Alante McCauley and Frankie Scales and let him read their minds. That's better. Yeah, or who else can we put it? Scott Presler. Let's see if he can read Scott Presler's mind. And he guessed Vivian. And he broke it down. He went through the letters. And they all clarified it even Melania Trump. Yeah. How would he do that? That's what I'm saying. We were talking about it last week. It's impressive. It makes no sense to me. I don't understand mentalism at all on how it even works. Right. And how this guy didn't get a chance to perform. Couldn't he have predicted the shooter's coming down the steps? Come on, work at it a little bit better. All right. So he got the name. And they were going through this just as the shooting started. All right, phone lines are 855, 839, 1210, AT&T, and Verizon Wireless. All you have to do is just push pound 1210, and we will get you on board. As far as the whole security thing here, Bill Malusian, who I have utmost confidence in from Fox.

called it out and said it wasn't top-notch. Why? Why do we still continue to go through this with the Secret Service? Now, they really have to be on the top of their game because you got that hotel on top of it. That makes things difficult. But this guy was mocking it in the manifesto he sent to the parents saying nobody checks anything. I'm just walking around in a minute fully armed. All right, 855-3-9-12-10. Of course. President Obama on Twitter telling us, well, we don't know the motivation of the shooter. Oh, yeah. We do know the motivation, Mr. President. Let's go to Robert and Ben Salem on Talk Radio 1210. Hey, Robert. Hey, Dom, Henry. It's good to talk to you guys today. Same here. Are we finally going to not hear the media talk about how violent the right is anymore? Because I'm going back through this. And even, as you said with Josh Shapiro and the Democratic Congresswoman out in Minnesota, even when lefties are attacked, it's by deranged leftist. violence is clearly on the side of the left, and this clown Hasan Piker is talking about what social murder now? Is that what he was talking about? Yeah, that's what he's talking about. That's his main stick, Robert. Yes. Well, Bill O'Reilly was so right, and you know I've been talking about our corrupt media for years, and it's just getting so old and waiting for America to just say, stop already, man, this is ridiculous. I hear you, you know, and out of our self-interest, you and I are both interested beyond belief in talk radio, and you're one of the things that makes it really go. Is that we are like Radio Free Europe here in Philadelphia. You're not going to hear the things we're talking about with Hasan Piker anywhere else. Average person doesn't have any sense who this guy is and what he's doing and how the inquires attacking a hero doctor because they endorse the other guy to fight Trump. And over in England, they're arresting people who complain about these things online, Dom. I mean, good Lord. But anyway, I'll get to my side answer. My answer to the side question is colonization. The English were the kings of colonizers. All around the world, everybody knew that the sun never set on the British Empire. And I think I know why they were so big on colonizing other countries, Dom. because their food sucks. That's why. If I had to eat what the English had to eat, I just would have went and called, I just would have went and conquered England or Italy and called it because they got the best food in the world. But that's my answer. Colonization. Thank you so much. That is a great line on that, too. You know, it strikes me as the colonizer, the Brits, Jumanji.

The guy that comes up from the British colonizer, firing the weapons, blasting away inside the thing. Yeah, yeah, with the teeth, too. And just remorselessly firing away. That's colonization. Yeah, absolutely. And I'll take Winston Churchill off the board, as great as he was. He's one of my all-time favorites. He was a big colonizer. He wasn't going to let India go at the end of World War II without a big fight. That was a big, once that went, that was it. How many countries? Did they colonize? It seems like 40 or 50 of them. It's an island. It's like Wildwood. It's like Wildwood, well, a little bit bigger. Come on now. All right, North Wildwood and Wilde. 855, 839, 12, 10. That's how you get on board. Hit us with something all-time British with Prince Charles here in town today, in Washington today. I don't know if they're coming to Philadelphia or not. By the way, got a nice note. I told you Greg sent it to me. from the aunt of Sean Toomey and just praising us for keeping the story alive and asking, can we mention it again? Because again, we had another delay. Now, Sean Toomey was the 14-year-old who went in Mayfair back out after the family brought the groceries in to get the water, the big things of water. I think something like that. And just mercilessly got gunned down. by a mob of people who should be put to death every one of them. There's still a juvie, I guess, last that I heard. Four years ago, that was. And Krasner continues the delays into dragging it out. And Mr. Toomey has been on several times. It's very hard to have a conversation because it just gets my pit of my stomach thinking that's my son. How do you deal with that? How do you go on with that? How do we have a society of people in Northeast Philadelphia that still vote for Democrats? Well, what's in their mind? Well, come on, Tom. Yeah, they all enable Krasner. None of them speaks out about it. It's only the Republicans, Martina White, people like that, to go after them. These other shills, even though I don't think they're Krasner, they bow before him. This is what Philadelphia is. And that's why it's important this week to see the paper of records. endorse the most extreme of extreme in this congressional race and evidence of that. Hassan Parker himself. You got to understand this is Hasan Piker guy. He's big time. I mean, he only goes to Senate races usually. He's coming in to throw his weight around with every radical in the world. Alante McCauley calling this out over the weekend and calling out Brian Fitzpatrick. How does the Republican Party allow a sitting congressman to say Josh Shapiro's going to win? You think Democrats would allow that politically? I don't think so. What's the magic? Oh, well, you know, we have to hold on to that seat. I agree. But is it worth it? Is it worth it to continue? I'll play him coming up talking about how he would be an independent, Brian Fitzpatrick. if he didn't have to go through a Republican primary where it's a closed primary. And the only way to get elected is to have Republicans vote for you to be the standard bearer. How in the world has it come to this in this area? What's in the water? What's in the water in the suburbs? Philadelphia lost its mind a long time ago. It is completely shameless when a guy stands up for a minute a week and they can't take it. They have to sig the police on him.

That tells you where we're living, what this is about. Why are the suburbs reflecting that? Why are they going down the same path? This is what the modern Democrat Party is all about. All right, phone lines. 855-839, 12-10. The recap show is an inside look for fans into the world of global soccer, women's sports, and all things, gal culture. From the inside perspective of two World Cup champions and Olympians, follow and listen to the recap show wherever you get your podcast. Tom Chirado on Talk Radio 1210, WPHPHT. All right, so it's Tom Time, the governor of Illinois on CNN today, baby back ribs guy, who's lost a little bit of weight. Percy talked about a sad reminder of what we saw over the weekend of political violence. And then he was asked about calling Trump Nazis and Hitler all the time, and he said, much of what I said has been proven to be true when I compared the Trump administration to the Nazis. Now, this is where the moderator is going to go, we're going to slow down here. Okay, buddy, you can say whatever you want. But you're not going to be on this show talking about political violence and the rhetoric leads to this and then say, you know, much what I said about the Nazis and Trump has proven to be true. Again, if there's no zone where you can't go, not just because of Trump. For the same reason, well, we don't take certain answers in the side question. It's a fun side of series here. You know, we're not going down that path. You can't compare this stuff to it. It's just outrageous. You know, I've even reluctant at times to compare it to the Iranians with a nuclear weapon. My point would be, yeah, they don't have the power of Hitler, but in a world of nuclear weapons, and given their ideology, their just religious fanaticism, they would be like that, what would they would do? But there's nothing really to compare to it, except Stalin and Mao and things of that nature. And Trump had a great line last night when he was with Nora O'Donnell's saying, no kings. If I were a king, I wouldn't be doing this going back and forth with you. All right. So here is, this is cut eight. Here's part of that interview I told you about on Friday and started to simmer over the weekend with Brian Fitzpatrick. And people were saying, oh, well, what's the context? The context is this guy's emboldened. In this part with Punchbowl. He talks about when the only reason he is not an independent. Calling himself an independent is the fact you got to go through a Republican primary. Here's what he said.

I want everybody to be an independent. John Federinger, Senator, does he... I mean, is he a Republican? He's a good, effective senator. Who cares what party he's from? You win the nomination? That I don't know. That I don't know. By the way, we need to fix that in Pennsylvania. Half the states in this country have closed primaries. Biggest atrocity. You want a direct linear correlation to the dysfunction that occurs in state capitals and the U.S. Capitol. Trace it back to closed primaries, where if you're in... Countless people go to the floor saying, I really want to go for this, but I got to worry about my primary. It's killing our country. It's killing a good policy. And we got to fix that. So when people criticize John Fetterman, I get very upset about it because I really have disdain, and I try my best to work with everybody. I have real disdain for ideologues and partisans. And you're in the long business. It is so ignorant. It is so ignorant to subscribe to a party. Right. Look at the most famous presidents in our generation. John F. Robert F. Kennedy Jr. couldn't survive a Democrat primary day. Ronald Reagan couldn't survive a Republican primary today. Bill Clinton couldn't survive a Democrat primary day. George W. Bush couldn't survive a Republican primary day. What does that say? The parties don't mean anything. Why are you just become an independent state? Because I live in a closed primary state. Would you if you wouldn't? 100%. You would. 100%. Yes. I want everybody to be an independent. But you could run as an independent or some way to do it, isn't there? Not in our state. You want to forfeit your right to vote in 50% of elections? Okay. The reason how many times we have to have been through this, right? Here's the mightier now, Mr. Pure, though, Brian Fitzpatrick. The reason why we have the closed primary is we want people who ascribe to the values of the Republican Party. up and down the line as much as possible to be the standard bear. No, no, no. We don't want open primaries with this guy who just wants to go from one angle to another all the while. So I guess it's better for us, Brian, that gender affirming care with minors is out there because you voted not to stop that in Congress. Do you remember that vote? How many times has he voted that way anyhow? And he just has us in a situation where it's so close in Congress, what do we do with this guy? They can't seem to find somebody to primary him out in Bucks County. In addition in this interview, he said, yeah, he believes Josh Shapiro's going to win. And Josh Shapiro is so good he ought to run for president. Who does this? Well, he's an independent. It is better than having Bob Harv, Harv de Gras Harvey, in that seat. I'll give them that. But it gets more marginal every day, doesn't it? This is what we're reduced to in this entire area. We have no functional Republican Party in Philadelphia. And in the suburbs, we have places like Delaware County where they're just not functional, not as bad as Philadelphia. In Montgomery County, it's an uphill battle. Chester County is becoming more that way. And now we have this guy in Bucks County. 855, 839, 12, 10. You will get on board AT&T and Verizon Wireless. All that we need to do is just push pound 1210. It is maddening to hear this consulate. We have these primaries along party lines so we don't get overwhelmed by what Josh Shapiro tried to do. You may remember the last time and succeeded.

He wanted Doug Mastriano to be the nominee. I think he's out there still somehow or another connected to the writing campaign, his people. Did you know that? There's still a Doug Mastriano writing campaign going on to try to have him be the nominee again for governor. Oh my God. Again, the bum of the month club, big time. That's what they want. That's what they want to beat up on. But it's unforgivable. If I'm Stacey Garrity, uphill battle, this guy's getting money from all these far left billionaires all over the world. Josh Shapiro. He's got the media on his side. They can't wait to get him in there. Even Brian Fitzpatrick thinks he ought to run for president. And she's got to fight this battle. And he says to the media, well, to this punchball, yeah, I think Josh Shapiro's going to win. I'm a truth teller. How do you deal with this? I realize every seat is precious. I just don't see what Republicans are doing. There's got to be political punishment for this. But I guess they feel, hey, think about it. This is how bad it is in Philadelphia and the Philadelphia area. It's so bad that this is the best we have, Brian Fitzpatrick, to hold that congressional seat. That's the idea. This is what you have to do. This is we have to get behind a guy that doesn't even want to be the Republican. He wants to be an independent. Why? That's more pious. It makes him look. He's solutions oriented. All right. Let's go to Drew in Upper Darby. He's next in on Talk Radio 1210. Hey, Drew. Hey, Dom, thanks a lot for having me, man. I appreciate it. You're welcome. Hey, Dom, you know what, what you just said about the uphill climb and the stack deck that faces the Republicans, like, it's amazing. But like, we just can't throw our hands up in the air and say it's over because in 2016, I know I'm going way back. But, you know, Dom, when Donald Trump ran for presidency, you know, every government agency has a political fund. that the employees contribute to. And I'm a postal retiree. And, you know, like every, the union leadership, you know, Hillary, Hillary, every government agency, like the IRS, the VA, the Postal Service, every dime went to Hillary. Now, one cent went to Donald Trump. And, and he still, he still won. Because that's how slanted when you said earlier. They got, they not only have, you know, like all the unions, but they got the media behind them, but it can be done, you know. Well, right. And true, you're preaching my, my, that's my phrase. You can't throw your hands up. We still got to win. We still got to move forward. I mean, if it came down to control the house, I'll be out there on Route 13 button hauling people to vote for Brian Fitzpatrick. I hope it doesn't come down to that. But if it did, that's what you got to do. It's just amazing that, you know, everything's against them, but it can be done. But, you know, I'll get to my side answer. Hey, Dom, you know, 14, 15, 16th centuries, you know, we all knew how the, how the English, you know, Navy ran, they, they controlled the high seas.

And there was a disease that hit the English sailors pretty hard. It was called scurvy. Yep. It was a lack of vitamin C. Have you ever heard the term they call an English person a limey? Yes. Hey, you, limey. Yes. Well, that's because the English name, the sailors will get a ration of limes. when they went out to sea to fight that disease that's called scurvy because it got them the vitamin C that they needed to fight the scurvy. So, you know, they were called, hey, you lie me. So that's what I got. I appreciate everything, man. Thank you, sir. I didn't know that. I knew about scurvy and I knew about oranges and all that, but I didn't know the limey part came for that. Very nice. I would have thought that would be like the cause of their bad teeth or something. Yeah, yeah, that's right. Yeah, I'm very glad that that's what we like, a little learning along the way here. All right, 855, 839, 12, 10, you get a line. Here is Britt Hume making the point, the difference between the two parties at this point. And he says that even if when Democrats are in charge, nationally, presidency and the like. The root of the Democrat Party doesn't care. They've given up on America, and Brid Hume is not overly conservative for anything. Here's Brid Hume. The public reaction is likely to be favorable, and I think these Democrats are kind of trapped because they exist in a party whose membership overwhelmingly despises Donald Trump. It's been called Trump derangement syndrome, and there's something to that. And the result is that these Democrats, with rare exceptions, John Fetterman today, of course, was the one we just heard from, are opposed to this because they feel they must be, that they feel their job in life is to resist and oppose Donald Trump in every way, almost no matter what he does. So I think that accounts for the political reaction on the Democratic side here. Now, over time, those who are critical may feel vindicated if things start to go barely. But if they don't, they're going to be stuck with this. They're going to be the people that it will be argued. You know, didn't want to take this evil Iranian regime down. If the Iranian machine goes down and things turn out well in Iran, that will be a burden around there next. All right. There's a little bit from Brit Hume. By the way, over the weekend, this is cut nine. Here is Pope Leo, and I put my response to the Pope with all due deference up on Twitter. Here's Pope Leo. The U.S. has to abolish capital punishment. The church teaches that the death penalty is inadmissible because it is an attack on the inviolability and dignity of the person. The right to life is the very foundation of every other human right for this reason.

Only when a society safeguards the sanctity of human life will it flourish and prosper. Effective systems of detention can be and have been developed that protect citizens, while at the same time do not completely deprive those who are guilty of the possibility of redemption. Well, they have the possibility of redemption. I mean, it takes a while before you get the death penalty. So it's the Pope giving us a clue. And I wonder how you feel after we've seen this back and forth with Trump and the Pope. This guy is going to push at some point to say, you know what, excommunicado. If you're still for the death penalty, you're out, buddy. I'm always going to be, I've always been for the death penalty, I'm for the death penalty now more than ever, and I will be for the death penalty. But just one caveat. If you're on trial for the death penalty, we give you the very best, I mean, even it costs a lot of money, best attorneys, best investigators, so that you fully have your day. Life, this is a serious thing. But if we do that, and we're now with DNA evidence, with some of the modern technology that we have, and in the multitude of cases, the evidence is beyond overwhelming. For example, the assassination of Officer Fitzgerald at Temple. This maniac shoots him and then stands over him to finish him off. If that's the death penalty, we don't have the death penalty. Of course, Josh Shapiro and his son would differ because that's the easy way out. But I think the Pope is starting to move down that path. And I'm telling you my path, and I hope Catholics would rise up and say, no, we're still Catholic, but we're in favor of the death penalty. And his idea that somehow or another. Well, you know, and I guess I would bring Marine Faulkner on and talk about that and what life is like that, knowing the murder of your husband who assassinated him over in Center City. How many years ago? 19. Is it really, is it the 45th year? I have to get her back on and ask, in my mind it's 1981, 19 and 26 in the fall, 45 years of this. This guy is a menace. We talked about that, and he's a bigger menace than Pope Francis because he was kind of adult. This guy is sharper, and he's gone right down Broadway than hides behind the Bible. That's the way I see it, calling upon us to abolish the death penalty, which other than a few places in the South, occasionally it happens. Not going to see it here in Pennsylvania, even though on paper people say they're in favor of the death penalty. Doesn't matter. All right, 855, 839, 12, 10. I don't know about all this pressure, too, on Democrats to reopen the Department of Homeland Security Secret Service and all that, not getting paid, essentially. I don't see people were Republicans doing a good enough job, even though what happened here.

How would I grade the Secret Service on this overall thing given the challenges? I'd say a B-minus. You can tell me what you would say. I want organizations to be what we used to think of. And I realize no one can be perfect. But the Secret Service used to be up there in the organizations that we thought, this is the best in the brightest. These people are unbelievable. Who is it now that we still feel that way? The military, pretty much, particularly maybe the Marines, something like that, special for Navy SEALs. They haven't run down the Navy SEALs with DEI and everything else yet. The Navy SEALs, I would say, by and large, people still think of, wow, that's amazing. The Secret Service, not so much. 855, 839, 12, 10, you can get a line AT&T and Verizon Wireless, just push pound 1210. Spring is here. Time to get moving, exploring, and enjoying whatever activity awaits you this season. But if stick achy joints are holding you back, listen up. Glyco Plus is your ultimate joint health companion. It's an advanced blend formulated specifically by rescue natural supplements to help you keep your joints flexible and moving comfortably. And right now, listeners, And buy one, get one free. Just use the code relief. Powered by patented collagen and a research-backed green-lipped muscle complex, Glyco Plus supports healthy cartilage and actually helps to cushion joints for smoother movement and reduce stiffness, promoting better overall mobility you'll notice over time. Just go to RES-Q.com and use the code relief. You buy one bottle of Glyco Plus, get one free. Or call a product consultant at 826 Live, 800262, 5483. Start embracing an active life with comfort today. Shop GlycoPlus, R-E-S-Q-com, and use that code relief. R-E-L-I-E-F. Tom Giardano on Talk Radio 1210, W-P-H-T. All right, Dom Gierdano's show, round two, President Trump now calling on ABC to fire Jimmy Kimmel after the First Lady went after him again. Whoever the president is joking around death of a president, not a good idea for obvious reasons now more than ever. And he had that alternative White House correspondence dinner. And he talked about Melania Trump having that expectant widow glow, meaning Trump dead. It's just stunning this guy, this. Low talent guy, to put it mildly, who crawls with everything that is not comedic. There's an audience for it because of what's going on with Trump. So we have a just a wide array of progressive women and others gone wild today. We play every day at around 147, 148. We'll have that. But I'm still stunned.

Dom's Money Melody today, you'll have your choice if you're the winner to get a pair of tickets and you choose either Chicago, Leonard Skinner, Tim McGraw or Jason Aldeen all throughout the summer and one of them into the fall. And all this week, we're told. Oh my goodness. I've never remember we had four that you get to choose from one. I know, right? That's it. Yeah. Yeah. And it's every day. Every day. It's not like one gets out once someone takes it. No, it's the same available every day. I'm betting on Chicago will be the choice. I'm going to go four out of five. There's going to be one. You think who, Henry? Skinnerd. Skinner. Yeah. Oh, there's no way here. The people love their country. I don't know. I can see Chicago taking maybe two of the five, and that's the way the cookie crumbles. Yeah. Oh, my God. Yeah, too. I think. How many original Chicago members do you happen to know? Ooh, I'll look that up. They have to have at least 15, you know, huge hits, 15, maybe 10, at least, right? I think so. All right, let's go to Steve and left it down. One, one original member of Chicago remains. Oh, boy. And how about with Skinner? I can't imagine that's higher than one. Well, Tim McGraths there and so is Altein. So there you go. Let's go to Steve in Levittown. Hello, Steve. Hi. Hey, Don, thanks for having me on. Great show. I wanted to talk about this Frederick Engels character. Yes. He was an associate car march. He financed March. He was wealthier, one of the wealthiest families in Germany. They owned a knitting mill. And get this, social murder. There are complaints that their knitting mills polluted the rivers and how many people died up because of that. And Engels was the majority writer of most communist writings. He was the... He finished up Karl Marx, his Das Capital. But he was a millionaire, like Hasan Piker. Yes. They think alike. Hasan Piker, Frederick, Bernie Sanders, another millionaire. Millionaire socialists talking about the working class. Yeah, they want to control the working class. They don't want to help the working class. The working class voted for Donald Trump. That is so well put right there, Steve. Here's the problem, though. This is like under the radar. There's a blackout on this. I don't hear anybody else on the other media outlet talking in the wake of another political shooting about Hasan Piker coming to town and the stuff that you and I know and what he's about. And the inquire has endorsed.

The guy that Hasan Piker calls the goat. Well, another thing about Hasan Piker, his big saying claim to fame is his hatred of Jewish people. Of course. He said he's anti-Divian. Yeah. And yet, yes, the client that he's back are the client, maybe it is a client. It can't be congressional candidate. He's back in as a Jewish campaign manager. So go figure. Ah, well, the figuring there is, and there's a healthy number of Jewish voters over in Mount Airy, Germantown, that congressional district. But, Steve, they throw that to the wind, and they somehow another can be as anti-Israel as the next person. How could Islamism fuse with the left like Hasan Piker does? The two of them are completely odds. And the answer is it's convenient. It allows them to coalesce to get their way, so it doesn't have to add up. And by the way, this red-green alliance goes back to the 1920s. The Soviet Union had a conference that's called the common term, Communist International. Well, one of the leaders was named Novia, who was later murdered by Stalin anyway. But he told the Muslims to hold the jihad against the West. It's all anti-West. Islam is anti-West. Communism is anti-West. That's the common denominator. They don't want individual freedoms. They want you to be kowt to either a mosque or a communist party. Individual freedom is a great point. Steve, what's your side today? Well, the Beatles were already taken. I would just say the entire British rock invasion. I'm growing up in the 70s. Most of my rock travelers were from England, British groups, Rolling Stone, Pink Floyd, Deep Purple, Death Hotel, Moody. I mean, why did that happen, do you think? Well, you know what, I think maybe because of the language, I mean, it could have been an American Russian vision, but I think maybe they're really into the music is a real big thing over there possibly. Maybe they study a lot of music, a lot of these people study classical music, and maybe that was it. I don't know, but I mean, no denying it. Thank you. The Ed Dan Sullivan Show is an example, yeah, and beyond. 855-839-12-10. That's how you got on board. Isn't it strange? I was on Hasan Piker, this weird combination. Islamism, of course, anti-Semitism, anti-Jewish. I don't know if Chris Rab's campaign manager is Jewish or not. But you have any number of people that are on the left that wouldn't vote for this. These are the very people that would kill them. They hate Benjamin Netanyahu, though. And this guy, after this and all this talk,

And the inquire on overtime, we have to come together, gun violence and the rest. And he's talking about, we judge like Luigi Mangione did, the head of the health care company, to be killing people in his own way. Thereby, as Engel said, that's a social contract, let's kill him. That's what they're talking about. We also have them on tape talking about looting and stealing and how that's justified. And the Enquirer has endorsed the guy that is hosting Hasan Piker come into town. Are the local media going to cover this? Inquirer is spinning. They're attacking the hero doctor now. They are itching to have this maniac Chris Rab. Sorry, Dom, don't say that. We want to get him in studio. This representative from Mount Airy, who's been on before, the Rep, Rab. Come on, Rep. Come on, Rep. Come in studio here. It's on your way. Let's talk to Hasan Piker, okay? And by the way, let's call this guy Tomas in the middle name rather than Thomas. It's T.O.MAS, I think that's still Tomas. You know what I'm getting at here. They're trying to cover that part up of whatever this guy was about. 855, 839, 12, 10. Progressive women gone wild coming up. Don't forget 214 be on that phone. Henry, wady job this week. He's got to make this difficult enough without being impossible. Oh, my God. We don't want to go down to the wire constantly. The biggest prize we've ever had because of what choice? You know, kind of like school choice. 855, 839, 1210. On Talk Radio 1210, WPHT. Could this year get any fucking wild? Dom Gerdano presents. Aggressive women. Your words are garbage, and you're a bad person at this point. Gone wild.

All right, it's hard. We got such a crop, and I do like to say one until tomorrow. But we're going to start off with a guy, but another teacher. And then we have a progressive woman going wild. Listen to this guy who wakes up and goes to sleep, wishing that Trump is dead. He identifies as a teacher in Ohio posting on TikTok, cut 17. I wake up each morning hoping he has died. I go to bed each night, hoping by the time I get up in the morning, he has died. I'm fully convinced that we can't even begin to start fixing any of our problems until he has died. For the love of all things good, just... Okay. Now, you know, we'll keep you as breasts as we can. There are thousands of these out there again. They haven't learned the lesson of what happened. Sure, they have freedom of speech to do it. But so do institutions not wanting to identify with this type of stuff take action against them. That's not the government. That's, you know, private industry. Here is a progressive woman gone wild. This is cut 10. She fantasizes so much. Not just about Trump dying, but about how glorious that day will be cut 10. It's coming. We're all going to wake up one morning and roll over and grab our phones and that fucking headline's going to be right there. It's going to happen. And I can't fucking wait. It's going to be glorious. And it's coming. Happy Friday. All right. So progressive women. It's coming. Gone wild. It is endless array. We got a montage or a compilation tomorrow of those right around this time. Phone lines are 855, 839, 12, 10. The Brits are in town. The King with President Trump, high tea. But we're back on to Jimmy Kimmelgown. Levitt gone after him. The first lady, first time I've seen her jump into the ring. And they're making the case. Can you really be joking about a widow, the husband, and the president dead? Is this really humor? And again, I don't know that Stephen Colbert would do this. Maybe. I think Kimmel is more of an outliner. You may remember the other time there was trouble. It's because of the same thing that he did. And he barely survived that. Now, I think he'll survive this. I don't think ABC is going to get rid of Jimmy Kimmel over this stuff. But again, it's outrageous. And I have Bill O'Reilly on. That'll be up on podcast, I guess, and O'Reilly talking about Juan Williams, who said, well, the reason for these three assassinations, it's Trump. And it's Trump is that divisive. I mean, it's fair to talk about the Trump side of it. But then when you take a look on the left, as the Babylon B did, when people say this is a both sides issue, say this, how about the side that shot President Trump, assassinated Charlie Kirk, tried to assassinate Cabinor, tried to shoot Trump again, shot Steve Scalise, firebomb Governor Josh Shapiro on the left, but they were from the left, tried to shoot Trump the third time.

Yes, it's gibberish to say there's not nuts, there's not this antagonism of some threatening, et cetera, on the right. But when you look at the sheer amount of these things that have actually been carried out and to a person, what inspires them. Now look, they're crazed. I've said this all the time. Trying to get inside their mind is impossible. It's a fool's errand to try to make it totally political. But this guy was enraged, at least in part, by Epstein. So will there be another dinner that can't possibly hold it at this hotel? I broadcast remotely from that hotel, it's a dump, first of all. It just has that all Washington flavor to it, and it's very difficult to defend. I don't think the Secret Service is up to it. I don't think they were this time. They had enough layers that he couldn't get at the president, but he may have been trying to shoot cabinet members wherever he could shoot. But the security's got to be better than this. All right, coming up, Scott Presler with us, and then Alante and the flip Chicago red guy out in the middle of Broad Street at a barbershop event today. They'll both be with us here on Talk Radio 1210. We'll see if the police are filming now. A guy from Chicago. Let's film him. All that and Dom's Money Melody. Big prizes today. Talk Radio 1210. Tom Giordano, weekdays, noon till 3. From Talk Radio 1210, WPHD. Tom Giordano on Talk Radio 1210, WPHT. All right, it is Dom time, a little delay maybe from Scott Presler. We'll catch up with him. 855, 833, 9, 12, 10. If you remember the Jimmy Kimmel thing, though, This is, there is a broadcast TV. There is a line here. Has Kimmel crossed it again, particularly if you want to apologize when he's talking about Melania Trump with this glow in her face because she's a widow now. Get it? Remember, he did the same thing before. And then when given a chance to apologize for that, would not. So yes, he has freedom of speech, but there's consequence when it's broadcast rules that are being violated here. Are they or can he just say anything? Can he call for the assassination of Trump? Well, what's the line that ABC would have? This will continue to happen again and again again. And I've got to say, I'm not a fan of the boycott. We've been down this, the sponsors, that's all up and all. But if anybody deserves it, it would be Kimmel. This is an area. And you can make the point about some of the stuff that Trump has said. But also, when you take it the litany of attempted assassinations, for example, the Josh Shapiro thing. He doesn't want to talk about it. He wants the glow from that. And he's right to protect his family, et cetera. But the person who did it. It was anti-Semitic, did it because of Gaza, did it because of all that craziness. That's what he was inspired by to burn them down, to kill them if he could with a hammer, et cetera. And the incompetent state police are the other things swept under the rug. It is mainly coming from the left and constant. It doesn't mean it's solely, but the word mainly. And again, I've been making the point since last week.

How in the world then does the local media not see this story in the way that I do? And Steve will Levitown, brilliant call. In this atmosphere of people probing again. Now, they might not do it for weeks, but when we have another assassination attempt, people take a look and we hear this talk about political violence is wrong. You can't do that. Okay. The local media has a lot more reporters. I'm just one guy with Henry and Kirk here. Should they not be asking all these officials, and shouldn't they be asking the inquirer to release a statement? And Chris Rapp, how in the world are you bringing this big rally and streaming show with Hasan Piker, who is a trust fund Trotsky? living a life of opulence, but calling to kill people because he doesn't like the way they make their living, among other killings. He wants Rick Scott off. Rick Scott, who goes after Rick Scott, the center of Florida? Constant anti-Semitic stuff, talking about killing landlords in Gaza constantly. This is what he does. This is who they're bringing in. And you're inside a special world because you're a talk radio listener. that other people in Philadelphia. Now, some of them don't want any knowledge of it. Now, I'm on Inside Story, and I think this will come up this week. We tape on Fridays. That'll be the day after Hasan Piker is here, and I plan to be really take to the mattresses chapter and verse to lay this out. And if I hear what aboutism, what about the other side, then I'm going to make the point that I did, yes, but in the main. This guy coming here, are you kidding me? If this were some conservative, let's say there was an actual conservative running in the suburbs out there and, oh, I don't know, Bucks County. And they brought in someone that espouse these things that he does, but only on the right. You don't think this would be wall-to-wall coverage and this would be stopped. What's the magic of these people? The magic is anti-Semitism to start. And how in the world do you have this stone-called Islamist, Hasan Piker, married with the left wing? It is an amazing thing going on. They're willing to get along with each other just to go after Western civilization. That's why Scott Jennings' book, the title wasn't just the United States. It's Western civilization. And Europe is too weak to resist this. They're being worn down by it. You have someone in Trump. I don't think Trump espouses it in the way Scott Jennings did. But that's exactly what's at stake. This is what they're coming after. And Philadelphia is a really good example of this. I mean, with a guy like Krasner on the left and Jewish, is he's going to stand with a Nissan Hasan Piker? Yeah, he has a First Amendment, right? Knock yourself out. First Amendment. I'm just asking. How in the world can you continue this? And the reason you can continue it is because of the corruption of the media, the corruption of the government in Philadelphia. Are the Philadelphia police? And look, I pull no punches here. I don't care. I am, nobody's ever going to tell me I'm not the most pro law enforcement.

maybe in the history of Philadelphia are tied with some great people like Dawn and others that are up and down the line. Richie Oley, Nick Cale, pro cop. But I'm calling them out. Stop harassing Alante McCauley. He'll be here today at 2.30. Just a guy who's turned his life around. Why in the world do you have the Philadelphia police filming him when he's not in front of the cameras there when he speaks for one minute a week in City Hall? Are you going to be surveilling Hasan Piker? And all the people around, a guy who espouses violence, I haven't heard Alante McCauley espouse violence, have you? This guy does. Alante is hopping at Uber. trying to get his car fixed, just a guy dedicated to this. This guy lives in a $2.7 million mansion, drives a $200,000 car, this trust fund Trotsky. Oh, Philadelphia, I have to give him a royal welcome this guy. He's a hero in Philadelphia to these mobs. And I'll lay it out in next couple days. This area of West Philly, this is where you have these progressives run wild. that Clark Park out there. I'm not sure if he's at Malcolm X. Park. I don't know if they renamed Clark Park, Malcolm X. Park now. But that's where he'll be. I don't know where they stream the show. We'll invite Chris Rab on, who's so pugnacious, to explain why he's the goat. Direct quote of Hasan Piker. All right. Now, some liberal is going to be the congressperson over in that area where Dwight Evans is leaving, no doubt. A tree street's a liberal, but he's a liberal. That's it. And I think the doctor is the same thing. Now, the Inquirer and others want a guy who consorts is idolized by the guy who espouses murder. Who are these people publishing the Inquirer? And who are the Philadelphia police to harass a guy who's turned his life around and is an outstanding citizen from expressing a point of view that they don't want to hear? Why are they filming him? Why? We're trying to get an answer to that. I'm working my couple of police sources. They're like, oh, we didn't know that. It's a matter of course. I get it when you're on the floor of city council. All right, Dom's Money Melody coming up. Be ready on that one. Big prize today. Wow. A pair of tickets. Live Nation concerts. You get to choose either Chicago, Leonard Skinner, Tim McGraw or Jason Aldeen. You get to choose one. I'm going to keep a tally each day. And Henry says there's zero in the Skinner band. There's one in the Chicago band that's original member. And I guess with Tim McGrath and Jason Al-Dine, well, they're the headliner. So they're still in their band. I would hope they're still part of the band. What the heck? Be like the Dom Giordano show. Well, who's on? Some guy. Right. Coming up. 855-839. This Hasan Piker's story, though, is an indictment of what goes on here with the media. It's not in the weeds. This guy is their biggest influencer.

Last he was in Michigan, the guy went up by 10 points. The anti-Semite running and anti-Israel guy, a Muslim guy, Dearborn, running for the Senate there. He went there, magic, 10 points up. Is he going to boost this guy over the top? Is he in person going to come for talking about the killing of health executives and all? Really? And the inquire stands behind this. They see this as normal politics. All right, let's go to Steve in Downingtown on Talk Radio 12th day. Hey, Steve. Oh, hold on. Hey, Don, thanks for taking my call. You're welcome, Steve. Thank you. Yeah, I just was wondering about, you know, with all this praise of the Secret Service and how well they did and everything, where were the canines at? I didn't see one dog in the premises or outside of it. A good canine would have been able to have been on that guy like White on Rice. Well, I'm always a fan of the dog. And I remember, Steve, I was reliving with Walter Koss the other day when we were in the motorcade with the vice president's wife. And this is the Bush administration years. And they didn't have detectors or they just had the dog sniff for bombs and stuff. They were that reliable, without a doubt. Yeah. Now, I was a dog handler in Vietnam back in the day. So I know what they're capable of. And a good trained dog, like I said, as soon as he would have broke loose from his handler, he'd have been on that guy. He would have never been able to fool that shotgun out. I hear you think. Thank you, Steve. Yeah, I didn't see the dogs there. Look, I think this is worthy of another look. See, as I said. with the Secret Service. Again, they're given an unbelievably tough task, but I don't think they're up. You can't hold it there again. I don't think they're up to it. You've got a thousand rooms there, the hotel, the whole deal, the perimeter, et cetera. I don't know if they use dogs or not anymore, but it's a fair point to take a look at that. And it ought to be. You can't just dismiss these things. Okay, 855, 839, 12, 10, something British is what we're looking for. I think they're holding high tea around 4 o'clock with Charles III and the Trump's, et cetera, will be there. The judge has held the White House correspondent suspect in custody. Now, how sick this is. This guy is not going to be, I'm watching on Twitter. I can't look at all on Twitter during the show, but I don't know that he's going to be lionized because he didn't succeed. If he had succeeded, not even just with Trump, but killing a cabinet official, they'd be lionizing him. Luigi Mangione, they actually, women actually want to marry him. He's a star. Guess who he's a star too? Hasan Piker. So how in a week where we see something like this, and rightfully so, the coverage is unbelievable on this wall-to-wall, and we'll be for a few more days at least in this guy arraigned today next to in court on April 30th, how in the world here in Philadelphia is there a news blackout, not telling people that this big-time congressional race?

In fact, the inquired thinks it's more important to besmirch the heroic doctor. That's the way they used to see her. And what they call shady bookkeeping or bookkeeping that doesn't add up around money that the doctor's consortium got. Why are they doing that? Well, I think suddenly it's obvious. They want this guy, Chris Rab, to win. Because they don't care about anything else. They want to send as many people as they can that are completely hostile. This guy will be a buffoon. Remember the guy, Hank Johnson? This guy will be doing stuff like that, but he won't be speaking slowly like him. It will be constant. That's exactly what they want. All right, big prize, though. Are we ready to start your engines? It is time for... It's Dom's Money Melody. Asola Moniqueon. All right, before Henry gives it to us, I have to go through the prize list. It's worthy. Here we go. You'll get a pair of tickets to your choice of one of the following Live Nation concerts. Chicago, July 21st at the Freedom Mortgage Pavilion in Camden, New Jersey. Leonard Skinner, August 20th at the Freedom Mortgage Pavilion in Camden, New Jersey. Tim McGraw, July 17th at the Freedom Mortgage Pavilion in Camden, New Jersey. And Jason Aldeen. September 19th at the Freedom Mortgage Pavilion in Camden, New Jersey. Make it a summer of live. $30 tickets are coming April 20th through May 5th. Live Nation, all access members get early access now. It's free to join and only takes a minute. Go to live nation.com. All right, Henry. Yeah, Dom. So side question today. We're asking for things associated with Britain, Great Britain, the UK. So I'm going to ask you, Dom, for the... Money Melody. Are we going to keep it here in the States, or are we going to go across the pond here and play something from England? Let's go England. All right. All right. I'm glad you said that. All right. Good show. So with the King coming stateside, I think it's only appropriate that I play some Queen. Of course, it's not going to actually be Queen singing this song. No, it is me someone else covering their music. So this person... Very popular worldwide. Broke the Guinness World Record for most concert tickets sold in a single day with 1.6 million back in 2006. 1.6 million concert tickets in one day? Correct. Wow. Yeah. Played to over 375,000 people over three nights at Nebworth in 2003. I was a former boy band member. I think his more famous work was when he went solo, but definitely a former boy band member. And I actually had a biopic come out about his life just a few years ago, where he played himself. He played a younger version of himself. Only, he was also a monkey.

So, yeah, it was definitely a creative choice in the movie to portray himself as a monkey, because as he would say, that's just kind of how he felt, you know, growing up throughout life. He always felt a little different than everyone else, so why not have himself portrayed as a monkey? So I'm going to play you this artist here covering We Will Rock You. I want to know the name of this British artist who is very successful and portrayed himself as a monkey in his own movie. Yeah, why I know this wildly successful British former boy band member? So we want to know the singer. We want to know the singer. We will rock you right here. Here we go. And this was him playing to that 375,000 people at Nedworth in 2003. Wow. 855-839-1210. AT&T and Verizon Wireless. You've got to get in right now. Give us your answer. Tom Giordano on Talk Radio 1210. WPHT. It's the money melody. Where has all the money gone? Show me. That is absolutely right. We're looking for the singer today covering this all-time song. Here's the clue. 1.6 million tickets sold in a day, Dom. Yeah, and that 375,000 audience you mentioned. And that's, yeah, that's where you're listening to, a live performance from that 375,000 person crowd audience. All right, the Euro of Tacony, what's your answer? I'm going to take a guess. Is it Bruno Mars? Yes or no? No, it is. No, it is not. That's with the buzzer. I know. It's right next to each other. Okay. Yeah. No, it is not Bruno Mars. Okay. Listen to this guy does, I don't hear anything. Yeah. Chris and Yardley. All right, Chris, who is it?

Yo, Chris, what's your guest, Chris? Going once, twice, three times. Harry Stiles? All right. All right, Henry, I guess we'll let it roll a little bit, big prize day, a little drama. We'll let it roll without another clue yet. Let's see. Wait a minute, do I switch there? Dan and R sounds next. Uh, you just tell me. Yes, yes, yes, yes, yes. All right. All right, yeah, I'll say in 2004, this person was named the most played artist on British radio over the past 20 years behind only Elton John and George Michael. Ah, okay. Dan in Norristown, Dan, who is it? That is Robbie Williams. Take that. All right. So, Dan, what's your choice? Chicago, Leonard Skinner, McGraw, or Al Dean? Skinner. Let's go. Skinner, of course. Let's go, Dan. 28th time. Oh, okay. That's he's been there seven times. All right, that's one to nothing. We'll see tomorrow. So remember tomorrow, around this time, 21st, when we do it, you'll have a chance to get a pair of tickets, one of the Live Nation concerts. That's Chicago, July 21st, Leonard Skinner, in August 20th. Tim McGrath, July 17th, or Jason Aldeen, September 19th, make it a summer of live. $30 tickets are coming, April 29th through May 5th. Live Nation, all access members. Get easy access now. It's free to join and only takes a minute. Go to LiveNation.com. Again, all this week, we'll do that. I'm glad to get a winner pretty quickly here. I didn't think that was that easy, but it was not impossible. So it was a good. No, yeah, that's good. That's what I want. I want a couple wrong answers. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Because it's very funny how, like, this guy's one of the biggest stars of all time. And that's like, Who is he? I'd never heard of him before the movie, and I only knew of the movie. He's like, wait, he's playing himself as a monkey? That's crazy. Yeah, if he had been a member of the monkeys, you know, I remember I claimed to fame, they were there. And also was Ilana Deladon that I had to play basketball against. I would have blocked her. She didn't really get off her feet. She was 6'5, though. Right. She was good. All right. Robbie Williams, member of Take That in the movie, if you ever wanted to see, it's called Better Man. All right, tomorrow, mark that down on your listening time. You'll have a chance right out of the box again all this week around that time, and you'll have a choice. One to nothing now. I'm still saying Chicago's going to win, but we'll see. This might be quite a turn here. Yeah. It could get split up. I'll tell you. The winner is only going to have like two. I bet this goes pretty. Yeah, it's going to be pretty tight. You can predict that. Speaking of someone, not so much a star, and I don't know how she and Frank Sinatra God. And then what do you have? You talk about weird. I don't know who else she was married to. Mia Farrow.

On Twitter, more than suggests Trump may have staged the shooting to raise his approval ratings. Mia Farrow jumping into the ring. And on Twitter, it was all the rage today. This was all staged, I tell you, it was staged. Again, this stuff thrills people, conspiracy better than sex. And why do they like it? Because they're in the know then. What would it take to stage something like this? I'm sure Alex Jay Jones has a theory on that somehow. It was a false flag thing again. It was staged. Look at this guy. Nobody runs that fast. Time him. It's not human. All right. So 855-839-12th town. We got the side question going on. Hit us with something British. Charles III in town today. And we've been breaking down the national story as it becomes local here. We are coming up at 2.30, though. He's definitely in the running. And, you know, our local person of the year might be two of them this year when we get to Mulligans in the summer. But Alante McCauley, it's reached a new level now. It's out there nationally, the number of national, the repost of what he does, just one minute at city council each week. And I'm trying to egg on people, interview him about being filmed. by the Philadelphia police. Guys, you have nothing better to do with all due respect. Come on. He's going to be joined, though, by the woman trying to flip Chicago red. She's running to be mayor of Chicago. Maybe Alante, I wouldn't be surprised the next time around, Mikie Sherrill Parker. Imagine that debate. Alante McCauley versus Mikie Sherrill Parker. Oh, it doesn't have a law degree, but you don't need that to be DA. Maybe running for DA. By the way, I'm still convinced. Krasner is going to run from there. I see it. I have my crystal ball here. I see what he's up to because Jarrell Parker is not joining the mob enough. What's going to happen? They passed it last Thursday. Give it 60 days. He's going to try to arrest ICE officers. You're going to see that. All right, Alante is next from North Philly, barbershop protests there, giant Trump flags, etc. He's not on Zoom. I guess he's on the street. No, him and his partner in crime there will call into us. Yeah, and I wanted to make sure I had the name, Danielle Carter, Walter. Yeah, Walters. Walters. Okay. There's a thing, but Mary Walters or Mary Walter. Some put the yes, some don't. Yeah, it's always interesting to see what they do. Now, she's got a little bit of a tougher thing. She's got to run against a true Marxist in Chicago. So you got a little taste of Chicago. Alante. This guy's gone national. All right, he's with us next from North Philly on Talk Radio 1210. Tom Chiodano on Talk Radio 1210, WPHD.

All right, Dom Gier-Dano show, if there's ever been a guy just on his own merit who has exposed the belly of the beast here in Philadelphia in all my years are doing talk radio. It is our friend Alante McCauley, and he's joined today by the vice president and founder of Chicago Flips Red and a candidate for mayor there. Danielle Carter Walters. Danielle, welcome to Philadelphia. Thanks for joining us. And Alante, welcome to you too. Thank you, thank you. Thank you for having me. Well, Daniel, I wanted to start with you journeying all the way from Chicago. How do you, do you have a sense of what's happening here in Philadelphia? In other words, Alante only gets a minute to speak each week, and yet they have the Philadelphia police surveilling him, which we'll get to. What's it like in Chicago for you? Oh, the same. When you look at what's happening in Philly, it's the same thing that's happening in Chicago, and mostly every Democratic ran city and state. So we are really experiencing the same thing when we speak against the Democratic machine. That's what's happening. But we're not going to stop. I love what I'm seeing out here. This is just, we envisioned this when we started Chicago Flip's Red. that this will be a nationwide movement. And we see it's happening. And it's just phenomenal to see. And I'm so glad to be a part of this. And I'm proud of Alati, what he's doing with speaking up as well. So, yes, this is just phenomenal to see. Alante, where are you today? And what have you been doing? And what else you're going to finish the day off with? Right now, we're here forever barbershop on 4808 North Broad. We did a town hall, so you're going to see some post video from that. We spoke about the issues in Philly, all of the taxes. We correlated that to what was going on in Chicago. Danielle spoke, Zoe spoke. We had some other candidates that spoke as well. So after this, I mean, we did flag waving. We all here waving flags. It's crazy as a crazy scene in North Sony right now. A lot of cars. A job of by, like, what in the world? We have a lot of horns that was going off, too. Well, Alante, I wanted to ask you, too, about something we didn't know when you were here last Thursday, and we'll have you here this Thursday after City Hall. But I've been talking to my police sources. They were unaware and now they're trying to investigate. When you were being interviewed by either 6, Channel 6 or NBC10, there was a guy that had police uniform look like to me filming you. And one of your colleagues there, I think, flipped back and forth from you and then filming them. We had people saying this is viewpoint discrimination. Why the heck are they filming you? You're not on the floor of city council. You're just in a hallway there.

Right. So yeah, credit Megan Heaton, one of the footfully red members who caught that police officer filming me. They try to picture this is normal when a protest is going on, but I'm not the protester. I'm not the guy with all the beautiful ice out fines and the beautiful ice out t-shirts. I was removed from the chambers, and I wasn't asked to leave the building. So I don't know if they're... I don't know what it is. I don't want to cast anything on them. But, you know, if somebody can find out and give me a real answer, you know, I'm open to it. All right. We're on that. Danielle, tell us about your mayor. Is the mayor a Marxist? What is the guy in Chicago up to? He's a CTU puppet. And the CTU is a criminal communist organization. That's what they are. And they are trying to normalize and push. communism in a capitalist society. Now, Daniel, to that point, excuse me, yeah, yeah, I think they're the roughest in the country. And on May 1st, they're apparently taking children out of classes busing them somewhere, Communism Day, May 1st, in order to make them into little activists. Yes, and mind you, may they should be because only 29% of our kids are proficient in reading, and I see that's going on here in Philly as well, and only 18% there is proficient in math, and I see it's going on in Philly as well. So what about the May Day for that? That should be May Day, May Day. And also, we just had with these high property taxes that tripled on the south side and west side in the black communities. But I see that... What we're seeing is the property taxes that they, 25 million more, they propose, the CTO, Chicago Teachers Union, on a citizen as well. But I see it's happening in Philly with the high property taxes. So in the educational system. So when you look at any democratic-led city and state, we all have the same problems. And the problem is the democratic policies. that we must deal with. And that's why we're encouraging everybody to vote red because they're really communists. And that's what it is. I'm not going to sugarcoat it and say socialists. No, these are communists that we are dealing with. Alante, I don't want to give anything away, but you will be speaking again this week. You're one minute that changes the world in City Hall. Yeah, I would definitely be there. You know, nothing is going to deter me from coming and standing up from my city, standing up for all of these patriots to believe the American First Agenda. So nothing is going to stop. For the rest of the day, Flips Really Red and Chicago Flips Red would be going to run the city for the Delta City. We're going to go get something to eat.

We're going to go to the Rocky Statue. You already know we're going up to where the steps said. Oh, yeah, we've, yes. Well, look, I know how difficult it is to come all the way from Chicago funding and all that. You guys are doing it on your own dime versus the other side. But I can't thank you and Danielle to tell you what's happening here in Philadelphia, your inspiration. And Alante, in one minute a week. The stuff that happens here is, and on Twitter, he's gotten some of the biggest influencers and people out there to be covering this now. Yeah. It's amazing to see. Every, every week is like a movie. So, Danielle, where do we find you? Daniel Carter Waters running for mayor in Chicago. Where do we find you on social media, Danielle? Well, on social media on Facebook, you can find me at Danielle Carter-Walter's. You can also find me on X, Danny, D-A-N-I-C-44 on X. And if you want to see Chicago Flip's Red, see the movement where we are doing as well. You can go on social media, Chicago Flip's Red on X and Chicago Flip's Red on... Facebook, and the website is flipred.com. Flipred.com. And Alante, where do we find you? Flips red. I'm sorry, Flips Red. Flips Red. And Alante? You can find me at Alonte McCauley, A-L-L-L-A-N-T-E-M-C-A-U-L-E-Y across all platforms, and, of course, Flip Tilly Red across all platforms. All right? Let me guess you're taking her to get cheese steaks, right? And you're going to give us a review on Twitter of your cheese sticks, right? They actually went to gyms last night. Okay. But I should take them, you know, somewhere else and let them try, you know, how, you know, will be the skinny joey's maybe, maybe the Cooper Sharp and the seated rolls. You know, the new gourmet cheese state quality in Philadelphia. So I might try. I might pick them there. All right. Well, Alante, Daniel, welcome to Philadelphia. Thank you for the great work you're doing. And Alante, we'll see you in studio on Thursday. Yes, sir. Thank you so much for having me. You are welcome. Thank you, Danielle. Thanks, Alante. All right. So not just Philadelphia, but Chicago now. And Chicago first. And then Alante, a one-man band here. I'm trying to find out why to Philadelphia police. You already said he was a protest and he's being interviewed on Media Row there. Are they following? Is Hasan Piker going to be filmed when he comes to Philadelphia this week? Are we going to have somebody give him the key to the city? The trust fund Trotsky coming on Thursday. Yeah, I have my plans for coverage for you on that since the rest of the world doesn't understand this, apparently, or doesn't want to cover them. Now, there are two brave people on their own dime doing this type of work and pushing back.

on the Democrat machine and two of the worst in the world, Philadelphia and Chicago. All right. I think Chicago worse, Emery. You said 1940-ish, right, that they had the last... 1931. Well, our last was 1950s. Right. So, but I still think. Republican mayor? Yes, 1950. I thought it was 1881 or something like that. That's when he was born. Oh, okay. Yeah, yeah. Are you sure? Oh, yeah. Yeah, 1950 was the last. So it's like 76 years in counting. Atlanta is a little bit more than that. I still thought somebody got elected in Chicago because of a snowstorm. Maybe it wasn't a machine Democrat. They didn't clear the snow and it was something. But. You know, the mayor there is a national figure of buffoonery, but danger, the stuff that they're up against. And the Chicago Teachers Union is probably the worst. I know it seems bad. They're the worst. They're the one with the school that only has 27 students, but 28 staff. Complete lack of proficiency. I think it's a zero there in reading and math. And the school is meant for about 1,050. That's Chicago. The Chicago way. It puts one of yours in the hospital. You put two of his in the morgue. Could have been in the South Philly way, but it's the Chicago. That is one of my top ten scenes. What are you prepared to do? No, when he's dying and he has the blood, Sean Connery. It's just unbelievable. Oh, I miss him. Yeah, yeah, I miss the Bill Oryga. I should have been it. Next time he's on, I'll ask him. At one of our events, he did his imitation. He was very good friends with Sean Connery. And his son is an actor, a budding actor. So they were at his place in Bahamas or wherever Connery was. And he said, tell him, Sean, what's the secret to being a great actor? And he says, it's all in the dance. And he got up on a table or something. Picture Sean Connery. Oh, my God. Yeah, that role. You can go and watch it right now. All right. It's the lightning round. And again, if you missed out today, don't forget that tomorrow is another opportunity around 2.13. I'm kind of surprised. I thought Chicago would be in the lead. We'll see if they tie it up tomorrow. Is it going to be all over the... You get your choice. That's amazing. All right, some of the heavy hitters there, you can be one to 8558, 8, 3, 9, 12, 10, somebody, something associated with the English, with Britain. Tom Giordano on Talk Radio 1210, WPHT. The time has come for the final test. We usually call us the lightning round. All right, before we go to the light around, I got to say, Henry, I'm fair here. I'm going to report this. And if you can pull it, right, I know from Gravian. Dr. Sanford, you know, I was talking about the inquiry going after her. She was on NBC10. She was asked mid-interview to explain her abolish ICE position. Remember, she's running for Congress over in the Hasan Piker district. And she asked for the interview to be paused to think about it. Oh, man.

Oh, my God. So just think, right? Sharif Street is the best candidate. He comes on with me. We duke it out a little bit, the son of John Street. And he's very liberal. He can be pugnacious. You got a doctor who says, stop the interview. I got to think of what the reason for that position is. And then you have Hasan Piker's guy. What the hell is going on in Philadelphia? Oh, my God. And they're spending $50 to $60 million between the three of them here to win the district. Yeah, we've got to play that one tomorrow. Come on, Doc. Come on, you've got to do better here. I'm in your camp. We can't have the Hasan Piker guy. Oh, man. Well, tell us about a stop the interview. I want to think about that. All right, Joe of Exton, talk radio 1210. All right, Joe, good afternoon. What's yours today? Oh, yes, hello, Dom, and good afternoon. A British person for whom I hold a special fondness is the late Princess Diana, who would engage people with a humility and a courtesy without resorting to an arrogant British accent. Joe, do you do a British accent? Just ask you. No, I can't do that now. Thank you, Chuck. The British accent seems to be pleasing prestige. I'm telling you, when you hear it on the golf channel, it's brutal. It depends on the regional where they come from in England. I think there are some that are just... unintelligible and others that it sound you know posh and good and all that yeah but they're pretentious that's something i'm i think well i think the pretentious ones the ones that sound good it's the other ones where it's oh it's unintelligible you really do need that's why the detective shows you need to have uh captioned subtitles showby slam dunk i mean you know you can go to places in the york their accents bad we don't have one here well maybe uh oh wow South Philly accent, or no, the hoagy mouth accent, the Delco accent, that hoagy mouth guy. Right. Let's go to Earl of Tacconi. They have hoagy mouth there. All right, Earl, what's yours? Well, this is not my answer, but there's a meme that I post on a Twitter every now and then. And the question is, is British food really as bad as they say it is? Right. And the answer is, if made correctly, yes. Okay. So my answer is baked beans for breakfast. They love Heinz baked beans. It's not as sweet as to what we have here. They don't put pork in it. And if you're in a hurry at the house and you're ready to go to work and you want something quick to eat, they have something called beans on toast. Thank you, Earl. All right. Bill in bucks, and even though it's a lightning round, I want to hear Bill twisting himself into a pretzel out there in his rampant defense of Brian Fitzpatrick. Right, Bill?

Let me just say that, yeah. Well, happy Monday there, Dom. Yeah, it's difficult to, I heard the... The words of Ryan and, yeah, it's sad. I'm glad to hear an agreement. It might be interesting to talk to chairperson Pat Poprick about that and see what her opinion is or that. Yeah, well, I don't want to, look, I like Pat, and I don't want to put her under the gun. What can she say? I think it's got to come at the state level or something to say, stand down, buddy, stop it. Yeah, right. That was pretty rough. That was pretty rough. Well, from you, Bill, that's pretty bad. All right, Bill, what's your side to that? But I'm still going to vote for him, and I already did in the mail-in. I already did. I hear you, but, you know, the worst to me, Bill, because I love Stacey Garrity and what she's trying to do, and she's going against a ruthless, unbelievable figure. You can't say he's going to win. Just say Stacey Garrity's a friend and doing really well. That's all. Come on. Yeah, I got you. Yeah, right. Yeah, the words were poorly chosen. That's all I can say. Give me your side, Bill. Yeah, the side question is, it's an iconic photo that I saw on the cover of the LP album by the Beatles. It shows the band members, John Paul, George and Ringo, walking across the street outside the EM studios in London. It is the famous zebra crossing on Abbey Road. Gotcha. That is a great one. Henry, we've got to work this one out. I've done you've taken a lot of notes here. I'm looking to see the meeting at the airport, Prince Charles. This woman who has taken to flowers, I think she must be the British entourage helper of the royal couple. has this beehive hairdo that is dated. I just look at it and I can't take it. I know. You saw it. You saw it. I did. Yeah, she's got the blue dress on. Yeah. Just keep watching. I got to do something on hair tomorrow. Some fashion thing that's outdated. Not just horrible when it happened, but now the beehive, I can't get enough of it. It's just ridiculous. You'll see it'll come up in the middle of all those rifles attention here. Oh, she took the flowers away from the couple here as there being that. Is that the bright blue dress, that's fine. Yeah. That's fine. No, that's the, you're when they, you know, this is a beehive, not the one in the, in the blonde there. It's, it's a beehive. Yeah, I got to see this other. It's brownish beehive. Big beehive. Yeah, I like big hair, not the beehive. Zenos would never be caught there with the beehive in upper Darby. Hey, Zenos, welcome in. Welcome, Dom, and Christosa Nasty. Oh, boy. Thank you very much. Tom, I'm going to go straight with this guy, you know, the one to try to assassinate the president. The only thing I'm going to say is I told you so that these people with the kind of rhetoric that we hear about Hitler and this and this, and that's what we get. Because it's kind of funny for a man to be attempted three times assassination. It's the talk, Dom.

It's the talk that's out there. And every one of them that perpetrate this is from the left. Weather was from the congressman in Tennessee. They're all from the left these people. And that's it. That's what I'm saying for that. Give me your side, Zenos. The side is real fast on. It has to be Her Majesty's Hood and another ship that took on the Bismarck. The Bismarck and the Bismarck, I think, sunk two of them. The hood disabled that one, but it went into Montevideo. in Uruguay, and I believe, I hope I'm right, that the Germans scuttled the ship there and took off into South America. Thank you very much. I don't know that Trump's going to like the King's big pocket square there. Trump's not a pocket square guy. I like the pocket square. That's a big, big thing. Yeah, there. It's got to be right. It can be that pronounced. Yeah, that's a pronounced one. I'm looking for that. Where did the beehive woman go? I saw it earlier. I don't believe the person exists at this point. Oh, she's getting bored and playing again to hide that beehive. Send her back. Let's go to Paul in the Northeast. Paul, what's yours? The most recognizable British landmark of all, Big Ben, which referred to the 13-ton belt, not clocked out. And also, like our Liberty Belt, it also cracked after being struck. All righty. Thank you, Paul. It's a good one. Chef Dave, in Oakland. Dave, what's yours? All right. Montgomery, the British general, because he was smart. He was a lousy general, but he was smart enough to use Americans. machinery and all that stuff they were sending him to beat Rommel in the North African desert. All right. Thank you. Why did you have Wilbert Montgomery there, Kirk? That's what he said. Wilbur Montgomery, it's Monty. It's a field marshal Montgomery. Oh, okay. It's beating Dallas. All right. All right. We'll start with Kirk. Who did you like today, Kirk? I'm going with Robert Ben Salem, British colonization. It was a great call. It sucks. True. Yep. How about yours, Henry? Yeah, Robert had the best call. I also liked Drew and Upper Derby's call of Limey. And why not? Stephen Levittown is the British invasion. Yeah, that was right. There was music here before that. I could go with Robert, say. The call was overwhelming, too. I agree with you guys.

All right, who is that beehive woman that she gets back aboard the plane? I'm beehives on the mind for tomorrow. Don't forget tomorrow at around 2.13. We will have this great prize. Your choice of a pair of tickets. Chicago has got to be the winner tomorrow. Come on Chicago. All right. The afternoon show is next. Walter Koss went by. I got to run down a hole and thank you. I got to get out of here. Follow on Twitter at Dom Show 1210 at Dom Show 1210. Afternoon show for three big hours. All that on Talk Radio 1210, WPHT.