What Does CNN's Poll Say About Trump Today? (Full Show)

Tom Giordano on Talk Radio 1210, WPHT. Over, welcome in. It is a miracle. We got him. That's the headlines out there. But not to people on the left and not these crazy right-wing extreme conspiracy mongers. The Tucker Carlson guy, Joe Kent, he says, he says on social media. Jake Tapper out at some of his tweets because Jake Tapper is only in this to promote the war and get Americans killed. What? Jake Tapper's on the side of the war. Wow. Now, Kent says all of you, here's Dom's tip of the day. He says, Joe Kent says that all you guys ought to be taking a look at Iranian state media, independent media. That's where you're going to get the truth about this war. Now, imagine this maniac was in charge of counterterrorism. Remember that guy? Remember Carl Sim? Remember Megyn Kelly? Remember all them with this conspiracy, anti-Semitic, anti-Israel? Trump wanted to kill this colonel because he thought they couldn't rescue him. After one of the most miraculous things that we've seen just all out. Of course, the other complaint on the left, is, oh my God, look at what it cost, $200 million plus due to the fact we had to blow up the airplanes there. What did they say when we did not blow up all that equipment and, oh, I don't know, the Taliban is taking down Broadway $7.1 billion of a guesstimate, if not more? Okay, what did they say about all that? Was there anything at all said? Nothing. So we'll continue to see all Joe Kent as this continues. But if you want to get in and salute this, this is one of the places where unbridled, this daring rescue involving, and we have a guy coming on that expertise, a former Army Ranger, director of the American military project at 1 o'clock, who can lay out some of the details of this. including the CIA fake story fooling the Iranians. What is there not to celebrate in this? Now, that doesn't mean there are not several aspects of how does this end. If I had to bet, at some point soon, next week, 10 days, President Trump is going to say, we've done all that we can do, we have victory here, we've stopped their nuclear plans, and pull out. I would be shocked. if we decide it to send a mission in to get that nuclear material that's buried underground after the bombing. And CNN ran a poll over the weekend over 54% in their poll. And I'll ask you, because I'm not sure what to make of this. It's being touted as good news for Trump on the war. They said, in this CNN poll, over 35, 38,000 respondents, pretty healthy poll. Do not leave until you've gotten that material. Now you can look at that as support of what the aims of the war were to go in there and get that material. Or you could look at it. Now the left will be setting up a gold post here saying, well, wait a minute.

You're talking about a nuclear Iran. You didn't go in and get that material. As we've been told by several people over the weekend, it would take just an unparalleled effort to get to that site. And it would take truckloads to get it out. Now, thank God we've gotten away with no more casualties here. But I don't know about you. This Congressman Pat Fallon all over the place on Easter, I guess he had nothing better to do, saying that, yeah, it's got to be boots on the ground. That's the only thing I can see here. How many times have we been through this? Avoiding this and have any idea, no, no boots on the ground. But how do you take that CNN poll? I'm trying to be hopeful about it. It was over 54% huge poll saying a message to President Trump, don't leave Iran until you get that nuclear material. I kind of take it to the negative here. I'm suspect of it. What it's saying is to me, they're setting a line here. And if you don't do that, they're not cheering us on in my view. They say, yeah, yeah, yeah, we see now. We had to stop them from getting a nuclear weapon. But the crem de la crem, and they played it on Easter Sunday. If you're a Catholic, a Christian, no more sacred day, and this is, this will be cut 6A. This is the U.S. military archbishop. I told you, I interviewed this Archbishop Broglio. Some time back, I did the Jimbo Hannan show, and we're trying to get him on, but, you know, I don't know if he only does national shows. It's an embarrassment. So he's got the willing CBS fill-in for Margaret Brennan, and they're talking about St. Augustine suddenly. Oh, St. Augustine, the just war. And the guy interviewing him knows clearly well. This guy's not going to see this as a just war. no matter how many boxes you check. So here's how it sounded about whether or not this war is justified, meaning under the terms, and he'll say them sort of. And this archbishop, is this idiotic, saying it's not justified. You have to wait until provocation, until they have the nuclear weapon. Is this man, and I interviewed this guy, and I thought he was a smart guy. Is this guy not getting it? The difference between buildup of conventional forces and a nuclear weapon in the hands of Iran, cut 6A. This is built around St. Augustine and the idea of just war, or when is war justified? The idea that it's only waged as a necessity and in order that peace may be obtained, and more broadly, perhaps, that the response is proportional. Correct. That's to gloss over pretty deep teachings, but essentially that's the root of it. I know that after the president, for example, threatened to take Greenland by force, you had said in an interview doesn't seem acceptable.

to invade a friendly nation and that such rhetoric tarnishes the images of the United States. You said it would be an illegal and a moral order to kill deliberately, the survivors aboard an alleged Venezuelan armed forces. So given what's going on in the Middle East, I'm curious, is the war with Iran justified? I would think under the just war theory, it is not because while there was a threat with nuclear arms, it's a compensating for a threat before the threat is actually realized. And I think there I would line myself up with Pope Leo, who has been urging for negotiation. I realize also that you could say, well, with whom are you going to negotiate? And that is a problem. But in the meantime, lives are being lost both there and also among our troops. So it's... All right. Is there no challenge anywhere of any moderator to hear this? Look, I'm going to say it. I don't care he's an archbishop. I don't care it's Easter Sunday. It's idiocy. It is stone-cold idiocy. This guy's saying we have to wait until they have a nuclear way. He's concerned about who do we negotiate. Stop with the deflection. The point is this is a different circumstance. We don't have to wait. We know the actions of the Iranians. We know their religious background. That could have been brought in. And why they cannot have a nuclear weapon. So we're not going to wait. And as far as proportional, what the hell does that mean? We're not going to have Americans die because you want proportionality. I would have followed up with a question, or I would have said this. Thank God for Harry Truman, Archbishop, that he's wrapped not one but two nuclear weapons. That's proportionality. We're not going to get Americans killed or the world blown up. Because you and Pope Leo don't know what you're talking about or don't have any, I don't think it's just anti-Trump. I think it's just sheer stupidity here. And here's cut two when they talk about. What to do? How would he counsel Catholics in the service? What should they do? And that's a very good question because obviously the way conscientious objection is set up in the United States military, you cannot object to a specific war or a specific action. You can only object to, I'm opposed to war. So. I would think it depends on where you are in the chain of command. Obviously, the Marine who's given an order, he's not in a position really to resist that order. I mean, he has to obey unless it's clearly immoral. And then he would probably have to speak to his chaplain, to his chain of command. The question might be, would...

you know, would generals or admirals have space to perhaps say, can we look at this a different way? Right. But having spoken to some of them, too, they're also in the same dilemma. So I guess my counsel would be to do as little harm as you as you can and to try and preserve innocent lives. And you're approaching... Who's innocent here? We're not attacking civilians. Does anybody ever follow up with these guys with a follow-up question? The initial question is nothing. It's the follow-up. That's where the point of contention is. Catholic Church, in this instance, particularly on Easter Sunday, I can't even say disgraceful that it's just their ideology. The pieties, the hiding behind the idea we have to wait. It would seem to me, I'd like to ask the question, give us in history then, what are the justified warps? I guess you have to wait to be attacked. Isn't that what they're saying here? And think about it. With nuclear weapons, we'd have to wait until being attacked. Oh, he's concerned about it. He says, oh, who do you negotiate with here? I don't care who it is, from the Pope on down in this guy. This is. I am, well, we know it's the religion is too big to fail. The religion is gaining. People want a sense of purpose. They want to connect to that. But these are the people at the top. We'll take calls right now. 855, 839, 12, 10, you get in AT&T and Verizon Wireless. All you have to do is push pound 1210. Give me your reaction to this coming off Easter Sunday. I don't think it's ideology per se. I interviewed this guy. nationally, I think this is how limited they are in their perception of reality. And the reality is Iran cannot get a nuclear weapon. The reality is we're going to hit them and we're going to hit them again and we're going to hit them more. Now, I don't claim to know what is the chokehold point here. I do know what their chokehold point is, the straight of our moves. I don't know what ours is. And I don't think the president's going to hit desalinization plants and all that. I don't see that happening either here. And proportionality again. Who determines that? What's proportional to what they've done to us for 47 years and the world? And they are stone cold religious fanatics. This is what the Catholic Church is to me. This whole back and forth with him and Pope Leo. Sadly, that's what they are. A nuclear weapon is different. And you mean to say, as Hitler's massing on the border, we'd have to wait till we killed X number of us. This is just not reality. These are not people. that should be giving, with all due respect, religious counsel on this. They are way out of bounds. That's an immoral statement in my view. We're not going to let innocents die. We're not going to let the world be blackmailed. We're not going to let them get to a point where we can't do anything about it in reality. That's what the bottom line is. 855, 839, 12, 10. I'd love to get you in. This last thing, the president at 1 o'clock, we'll dip in and out a little bit on that.

It's pretty clear we are in the next, today, tomorrow, at another critical turning point. And again, the president's threat on this, I don't think is effective in dealing with the Iranians on this, particularly if you then pull away. I put that in the camp is not effective. But this rescue... I don't know how many presidents would have given the signal all out. And the nerve of these people over the weekend talking about the cost, when we have someone bravely wounded, still scaling a mountaintop, hiding, we come and get you. This isn't Joe Biden. We come and get you. That's what it comes down. Nobody's left behind. That is the most stirring thing imaginable to me. So our side question today, of course, never done before, all-time rescues. And by rescue, I mean a real one or a fictional one. It doesn't matter. And it doesn't have to be a physical thing, you know, like retrieving the colonel. This means somebody who stepped in and rescued a particular situation. I'll give you an example. It's a wonderful life. There was no physical rescue, but the townspeople rallying to George Bailey rescued him from going to jail because of goofy Uncle Billy. Yeah. You should have just beat up Potter and seen. Well, that's right. Apollo 13 is the all-time mission we remember. That was a rescue engineered by Ed Harris' character and also the creativity aboard the ship. It was the worst as far as not going around the moon, et cetera. But the best, because of American ingenuity, failure's not an option. I'll take one more off to baby Jessica down a well. Now, that was a physical one. And apparently that was so intense. Some of the people that rescued her had trouble later on in life because nothing matched that experience. of rescuing her, of coming to the rescue, of engaging in that. All right. So, Henry, how about yours? See, talk to you on Friday about this side question. I thought, like, the kid falling down a well trope was like a TV thing. Like, they used, like, for, like, cop shows and, like, firefighter shows. Nope. Oh, like, oh, little Billy's falling down the well again. I didn't think it was a real ordeal. Oh, yeah. I forget how many hours, but it was intense, so intense that they couldn't live life some of them after it. Sheesh. Yeah, well, you rescue somebody in that matter. Yeah, yeah, exactly. Oh, my gosh. All right. So how about I start with a generic one? How about the stereotypical saving a cat from a tree? Yes. I don't know why that always comes to my mind. And Donald, I'm shocked you didn't take this one off. A real-life rescue mission. How about... when Sully landed the plane on the Hudson. Why did I forget that? You had to get out there before, you know, what happened to the play? You had to get those people off the wings and, you know, the boat. That's true. I thought Sully would walk on water and get the boat over there. That's true. That's part two of it. Without the rescue, you do something heroic. You still lose the game, so to speak. Yeah. And then how about I take about like the all-time rescue movie, saving Private Ryan?

Ah, that's, I didn't even think of that one. See, it tells me there's a lot of the man. Oh, yeah. There's a lot. I want a lot of avenues here. Yeah, Kirk, how about your? I'm going to go to a couple myself. How about a lifeguard rescuing someone from drowning? Right. And also, since no one else, since Biden didn't do it, and the administration did it, SpaceX rescued the astronauts from the ISS. Oh, yeah. Exactly. That was key. That was like a big thing that. That's he was going to let him up there, Biden. Exactly right. Yep. All right. So there might be a lot of them. I think Henry took one of the biggest, though, saving Private Ryan. Yeah. 855-839, 12, 10. Hit us with that. And your response, particularly if you're a Catholic, how does this guy, he's the guy that determines the chaplains, I think there are hundreds around the world. about their actions, what they should be counseling, he can't see this as a just war. And when is it a just war? Well, you've got to wait to be attacked. We're not going to wait. You're not going to kill us because you feel better about it sitting in a pew. No, we live in the real world. I don't think the Pope does. I don't think this guy does. No, we're not going to sit there and have innocence killed because you check a box and say yes. Really? So that's a just war. That's what St. Augustine. Oh, yeah, that's the only way we have a just war. People, your people, some of your people must die before we can act at what's clear. And of course, the other rejoinder, what would the archbishop say if I get them on? I'll calm down and ask him just straightforward. 47 years we've been at war with them. Well, you're using terms that are undeclid. Well, who determines a war? They have. They've killed us. How many more do they have to kill before we say that's enough? 855, 839, 1210. Dom Chiodano on Talk Radio 1210, WPHT. All right, it is Dom time. Boy, we took a lot of good ones off the board. It tells me there's a lot out there, all-time rescue in any sense of it. And again, if this were back in previous years, this would have been celebratory. I get it, the antagonism with Trump, my goodness, the Joe Kent guy saying, yeah, we were going to try to kill him because we couldn't find him. That's what Trump was looking to do, blow up the whole area, kill him that way nothing happens in this. This guy was the lead guy for Tucker Carlson and that crew saying, yeah, Jake Tapper, all he wants to do is promote the war. Oh, my God. This is what this is bringing out. What a moment, though. Even with all the U.S. military capability to be able to rescue this guy in his own resilience, wounded pretty severely apparently, climbing pretty high, hiding effectively, and then rescued. And over Easter, doesn't get any better to that. By the way, on the other front news, though, the Iranians have rejected any ceasefire. I'm not even sure we were offering that. They have rejected a ceasefire. And we have a sense that they do still have some capabilities. There's no denying that. Meaning that there's got to be a lot of difficulty in some areas in effectively bombing them. We have dominance, but it is not infallible. That's the lesson from the last few days. I'm not sure why that area, not other areas. Is it the plane or not?

But that's a fact. Your reaction to this Archbishop, though, think of the number of Catholics in the military. Think of the number of Catholics at large. Do they think, do they really think that, oh, yeah, you got to wait to Iran has a nuclear weapon, and then you continue the negotiations. How do these people get away with it? This to me was one of the worst examples. of people living in a bizarro world because they're religious and they can just say anything they want and say that's backed up by we've all had that experience right there are priests who get the real world they're great counselors they're holy they get the real world too and there are others who just don't let's go to bill and moncoe and talk radio 1210 hey bill hey dom good afternoon afternoon bill Yeah, I am a dues paying. I donate every year to the Archdiocese for the Military Services, which Archbishop Berlio, on their newsletter. And nothing political is ever on there. It's all highlighting Catholics in the military and then Catholic chaplains in the military. I'm really surprised at that interview. And I could not more disagree with the Archbishop and agree with you. I don't know what you do if you have a fanatical regime that would have a nuclear weapon that would devastate an entire city or cities. And then you decide that it's a just war. I don't get it. Yeah, I don't necessarily think it's the ideology. And Trump, I could be wrong. I interviewed the guy, Bill. I think it's more they are just, well, this Pope wants to be the peacemaker. That's all fine. But you cannot ignore nuclear weapons. It's a different age. I agree. And I don't think that subtlety, it's not so subtle as being recognized. Yeah. But like I said, for AMS to be political like that, you know, like I said, having just, you know, donated to them for like the last 25 years or so, it's really completely out of character if you want to call it that. Yeah. Well, I think that's the trend. And God knows the counsel, you heard what he said to the generals and admirals, you know, don't be killing people. Well, we're not talking about innocent lives. We're talking about their armies. We're not going to pull a punch, I hope, with them. Yeah, exactly. And that leads me to the side question. I would want to talk about the Entebbe raid, which happened almost 50 years ago on July 4th, 1976. And that's when the Israeli commandos went into Antiby Airport in Uganda and freed a plane load of Israeli hostages. And that was really the first modern commando raid that was ingenious, both in the logistics, how the Israeli commandos managed to disguise themselves to get that close to free the hostages. And you probably know this already, but the only Israeli casualty, fatality in the raid, was the brother of Benjamin Netanyahu. Absolutely, Bill. It is a remark. That's a great one. That is as real as it gets. Thank you, Bill. Yeah, you're in the lead. Well, first out of the box, but that is a good one. You talk about textbook. you know, getting into a place where you couldn't get into. That is exactly it. All right, we'll take more calls on this. There are a million, I've never done it before. All-time rescues, but think it doesn't even have to be a physical. It could be somebody that saved a particular situation. I'm thinking of one. Nobody would have said it, but I'll throw it out there as an example. This little girl forgot the words to the national anthem. It was Portland, I believe.

was one of the teams playing, and Mo Cheeks was either the assistant coach or coach. He was the trailblazers, yeah. Yeah, and he came out and helped her through that. Now, that is a rescue. I don't know if she was 10, 12, 13 years of age. trying to sing the national anthem and i think she's ready to say good night everybody that's it that's all you get it yeah they uh reunited last year i believe last season yeah they had mo cheeks in the stands and then they had that woman who's you know all grown up now because i was back in like 2000 or whatever oh was that long ago yeah they had her come out and sing the national anthem she got it right this time all right yeah that is petrifying if you screw up with that all right matt Amy Coney Barrett has been a guest oh i don't know 50 times over the years usually from the Commonwealth Foundation. He has a different group now. It's affiliated with that. And a new book out, you got to win Pennsylvania. And it's not just winning Pennsylvania electorally. It's all about entrepreneurs. And his thesis is the plan of the left is to get entrepreneurs of the left to go in state by state and control that state. He offers up Colorado, a state that used to be more moderate than left as it is now. as an example. So you've got to win Pennsylvania. What's our firepower? What's theirs? I'll also ask him, this guy knows, how do you take on Josh Shapiro? What's the most effective way to do? By the way, over the weekend, footage of Josh Shapiro as a point guard. Come on, Josh. You know you want to play me for charity? Come on. Anytime anywhere. Yes. Oh, my God. Pretty good. Very 90s-esque, but like, pretty good. Okay. All right. We'll see what Josh still has. I didn't see a lot of shooting. I saw a lot of weak defense that he was shooting layups and barely getting off the ground. But he's a field general. Okay. Yeah. 855. Remember, that's the highlight center. So I don't, yeah, that's true. Yeah, anybody can put together pretty good, well, most people. We'll talk about Gino Ariama, too, a slightly bad move. I'll say slightly. I'll explain why they're killing them, yeah. But 855, 839, 1210, you get on board. Tom Gidado on Talk Radio 1210, WPHT. All right, it is Tom Time. All-time rescues, what we're looking for. As I said, Matt Priette has been somebody with us for years and years and years back to the old station, I believe. He headed up the Commonwealth Foundation. Now he's the founder, president, CEO, to a Commonwealth Partners Chamber of Entrepreneurs, Incorporated. The author, he got to win Pennsylvania. But there's a big twist. It's not just winning it electorally. it's winning it with entrepreneurs. Why? Well, that's the core of the book that's laid out beautifully. Let's go to Matt on Talk Radio 1210. Matt, congratulations on a great thesis here. We'll see if we can make it happen.

Hey, Dom, good to be with you. Thanks for having me on. So the one that I cherry picked here that you offer as an example is Colorado. And Colorado is very, very left now. And how did that happen? You say it's entrepreneurs going state by state and doing this stuff, entrepreneurs on the left. You're correct. So Colorado, look, let's go back 26 years ago, 2000. At that time, Colorado was solid red. They had every level of state government and national government owned by Republicans. But you had four left-wing entrepreneurs, people who had made a lot of money, millionaires and billionaires, one, including Jared Polis, who is the current governor of Colorado, who said, let's take over this state. And they invested heavily in Colorado and flipped that state to where today it's not even on the radar as a battleground state. It is solid blue. And you can see the progressive politics that are coming out of Colorado. And so what's happened is that these progressive millionaires and billionaires have been deploying this strategy all across the country in the toughest states. You know, you hear about them going after Texas from time to time. But they've been flooding Pennsylvania with millions of dollars from outside Pennsylvania trying to win our state house and state Senate and flip Pennsylvania to turn it solid blue because they understand if you capture Pennsylvania, you can control the country. I'm sending up this warning flare, Dom, that entrepreneurs on the right have got to get in the game because the entrepreneurs on the left are fighting this battle under the radar, and it may be too late if we don't start waking up now. Way back when it's years now and we're buddies, Colonel Alan West had the book, Save Texas, Save the Nation, and very similar thing. And people get that. They get the importance of Texas. But you're exactly right. What a base of operation or what a swing state, Pennsylvania is, how much it matters. So can you point to, well, one that I can point to, and they're all left. Where I reside in the Germantown, Mount Airy, Matt, this fierce primary, the female doctor, Dr. Sanford, has gotten like $3 million from a woman's group nationally, ideologically left because her whole campaign is about taking on Trump. They're not satisfied with the progressive. They want on steroids. They're the overkill of this. But.

They're losing people. They're losing income. They're losing job creators. And if Josh Shapiro gets control of Pennsylvania by flipping our state Senate and has complete control of our state government, man, it's going to be ugly in Pennsylvania and job creators population. Our kids are going to leave. Absolutely. And this really enhances him on the national level where he is a threat already, without a doubt. So the Garrity campaign, Matt, again, I love Stacey Garrity, but we'd hope they would do more in the southeast. They're middling as far as funding. So your book is a call to arms because she could at least. underlined some of the glaring things with Josh Shapiro and I wanted to ask you to a little bit of an aside is this guy is there arrogance taken over I see him as the most ruthless killer politician that I've ever been around myself. I mean, down to from kindergarten, he's been running. And yet, he's trying to take the land of the couple next door in Abington. So is there is, does Drago bleed here a bit? Is he arrogant? I mean, you know, is that a flaw? Oh, no doubt. Look, you are correct. Josh is a politician to his core, and he has had his sights on running for president long, long ago. It's why he left the state house because he thought, hey, it's better to run a county, one of the second largest county in our state. So he has charted out his path. Now, it very well could be that hubris and that arrogance that ultimately brings him down because... He licks his finger and puts it into the wind to figure out where he has to be at the last moment. He doesn't lead on anything. So he's always playing it safe. And, you know, as an old football coach, we always said when you play prevent defense, many times prevents you from winning. And so I think that Josh playing it safe is ultimately going to catch up to him. And that's where I hope Stacey Garrity can keep the pressure on and look for that opportunity, that opening win. He makes a mistake, and he exposes who he truly is, and he's really all about Josh Shapiro. And that's why even his Democratic colleagues here in town, and I'm sitting in Harrisburg here, aren't real fond of him, because everything is about Josh. It's not really about serving the people, no matter how much he claims to be about self-service. It's really about self-service. And Matt, you have a subsection in your book about educational entrepreneurs. And I think of Josh Shapiro coming up on the school choice issue, which even Jared Polis rightfully has taken on. Andy Beshear now two Democrats had to take on for up to 28 states. Again, how do we press this issue? Because that's a perfect example of entrepreneurship.

Yeah, well, Josh Shapiro, again, kind of waiting to see which way the winds blow on this, while Jared Polis, who's not running for president, said, hey, this is a no-brainer. All of the taxpayers of our state are going to be able to take a federal tax credit. It's just a question of whether the kids in our state will be able to benefit from it. So Jared Polis, a progressive Democrat said Colorado is in, where Josh Shapiro won't commit to anything. I'm pretty sure, Dom, he's going to try to extract something out of Republicans. If we're going to help kids, he's going to demand billions more for the public schools or something like that along those lines. So Josh is going to wait this out as long as he can and try to avoid taking any blame. But look, it would be a no-brainer. It would be idiotic to say Pennsylvania is not going to participate, meaning kids won't benefit. from scholarship money or for help for after school, while Pennsylvania taxpayers will still get to take that credit. So it's really going to come down to, does Josh really care about these kids or is it more about the politics? And sadly, he's much more about the politics. So we're going to have to force the wrong guy to do the right thing on this. Matt, tell us something else in the book that particularly you would point to that either makes the case, offers an example of where this is happening. And again, the premise is incredibly solid and right in front of us. They've been smart. Colorado is just a blueprint. Yes, I remember when it was pretty red. And if they get the Senate, for example, it's all over living here in Pennsylvania. Yeah, we know what their plans are. You just look at the bills that are introduced by the House and Senate Democrats, and there's progressive and left wing is what you've got going on in California, New York, and Illinois. So it would be utterly destructive. But what this takes is it's going to require those entrepreneurs in Pennsylvania and outside to stand up to those that are trying to buy our elections and determine Pennsylvania's future. And so that's my call is to rally the troops and to counter this of what's going on because it's only going to take two Senate seats for the Democrats to flip Pennsylvania State Senate. And that complete control with Josh Shapiro with his eyes on Pennsylvania Avenue and not on Pennsylvania, he's going to have to demonstrate to the progressive left that he is on Team Blue. And that means Pennsylvania's public policies are going to go down the tank with that. So we don't want to see that happen. And it's where if we can rally entrepreneurs in Pennsylvania and outside Pennsylvania to put up a fight against the George Soros and Reed Hoffman's and the Michael Bloomberg's that want to control our state, that's how we're going to win this. Absolutely. Where do we find the book, Matt? You've got to win p.com. You can order on Amazon or go to that website. You've got to win p.a.com. Congratulations to be continued. Matt, any time. Thank you. Thanks so much. Thanks, Dom. Great premise. Take care. Thank you. Matt Priette here on Talk Radio 1210. So the premise, yeah, you know, if they spend $50 million and flip two state Senate seats, not even Senate seats, they're going to roll over top of us. This would be as bad as Jersey.

All right, by the way, Marco Rubio has just revoked. And I know you can say, how in the world were they here the green cards of the Salamani's? Remember the Salamani? Remember that killer? Riding along, having fun in Iraq, killing people. When Trump took him out in the first term, bang, right there at the airport. His relatives were living in this country on green cards. Every single one of them, drive them to the airport, kick them out right now. It's a whole gaggle of them. In California, I believe, they revoked their green cards. How did they ever get green cards? Well, that's the family. I don't care. That's it. They're out. All right, phone lines, 855, 833, 9, 12, 10. It's kind of chilling, is it not? Even though they're heavy hitters, entrepreneurally, like Jeff Yass. on the side of conservatives and Republicans in Pennsylvania. Win these key states and you control the country. Yeah, it's still nice to win the presidency, but they take you a long way toward doing that. 855-839-1210. That's how you get on board. More of your calls coming up. You know, your smile is more than a first impression. It reflects your overall health. When it comes to your teeth, you deserve more than a quick fix. Expert care is available from board certified prostodontas. That's Dr. Robert Bentz and Dr. Emily Bentz of the Bentz Dental Group. Dr. Emily, his daughter, two, two now board certified prostodontas. This is like two unicorns out there. Unicorns. I mean, it is as rare as you can imagine. This is expert care from board certified prostodontas. Get a fresh perspective when continuing that same trusting standard of care. That's what Dr. Emily Bentz brings. And the Benz team specializes in advanced and complex dental cases. My dentist, Dr. Benz, for 11 years. With the latest technology, incredible technology, imaging technology. You will get a sense of exactly the diagnosis and what needs to be done. Get the smile that you really want and get on the road to better dental health, all in one place. Benz, B-E-N-T-Z. That's the Benz Dental Group. Call them right now, make that initial evaluation, 610272-6949, or the website, Benz-B-E-N-T-ZE-N-T-L-E-N-T-L-E-N-T-LU-N-T-O-RU-P-T-E-ROT. All right, Dom-Gierdano show, that was spot on on what we're facing here in Pennsylvania. I just imagine, you see what they do with a one-vote margin, if that, in the House. And the governor, they dictate with the entire Senate. This would be California. That's what the stakes are here. By the way, czar of Trent in a great one, all-time rescue.

Fictional, we think. Zenos at the diner saving one of Joe from Exton's parole clients using the Heimlich maneuver. And then I would add, Zazar, and then saying, in 309 BC, the Greeks invented the Heimlich maneuver at the Battle of Hastings or something. Thermopylae. Sorry, Zenos. It's so far. Fractured Greek history every day is what we get here. The diner version of the Greek story. All right. So coming up, we are fascinated by this rescue. We're going to talk with an expert on that. He's the director of the American Military Project at the Claremont Institute and a former Army Ranger breaking down exactly what happened here. I don't think I'll bother him asking about old Joe Kent saying, yeah, Trump was looking to kill this guy because he knew he couldn't rescue him. And then that way, this would all been over. You know, President Trump a bit over the top today. It was funny, but, you know, the Easter egg roll telling the kids that Biden would have used the auto pen here. Can you see? It's the auto pen. By the way, Henry, we had a spectacular egg hiding yesterday. I did not do the tailpipe. Oh, come on. Next year, I am because of where they put them. They put one inside the gold. The money ball had $20 in it since it's gold and small. You put it inside a lily thing, and Roe must have shaken. And we didn't see. It was right there in front of us. Oh, really? Oh, yeah, yeah. Hiding in plain sight. Yeah, hiding in plain sight. That's where I put some. Okay, a big one o'clock hour coming up. And we got Dom's, progressive woman gone wild, of course, 855, 839, 1210. Dom's, Yudan, weekdays, noon till 3. From Talk Radio 1210, WPHD. Tom Giordano on Talk Radio 1210, WPHT. All right, it is Dom time momentarily. They're always late, but President Trump will be addressing the media, I think, taking questions on the latest rescue. Moving forward, the deadline tomorrow. The ceasefire has been rejected by the Iranians, if there was a ceasefire offer, a little unclear on that. But the rescue, particularly coming on the holiest of holy days for Christians, the whole theme of that. We have with us Will Tebow, and Will is the director of the American military project at the Claremount Institute and a former Army Ranger. Will joins us here on Talk Radio 1210. Will, thanks for your service and welcome in for what you're doing today. Yeah, good afternoon. Thanks for having me. Well, Will, talk about this. What's the highlight? How can you give us a sense of the difficulty of doing this and the ability and training, et cetera, that went into it? It's a pretty extraordinary mission. Obviously, it required the most specialized.

and capable units that our military had. It is, you know, I think an exercise maybe not in the exact form that is rehearsed. a lot and that those units practice a lot. But the fog of war, the reality of combat, and the uncertainty of enemy territory mean that, you know, a phrase that we would use a lot in the Army as probably came true, that you never rise to the occasion, you know, as a soldier or as a unit writ large, you fall to the level of your training. And that's what I think the lesson is, is this is the result of probably decades of practice for some of these crews. and operators. It's perhaps, you know, a mission unlike anything else in the United States military, but it is a reflection of just how important training and resources are into delivering something like this, you know, with, you know, candidly, yes, some aircraft lost, of course, but relatively a relatively small impact on our forces. How much does it involve? You mentioned the training, certainly. Training for anything, but then... Once you know all that, you feel confident you have the ability to improvise because you have the basics down. Do you think that was done here? That's a great point. And that really comes down to these units. They were the best of the best. selected, not for their ability to wow and dazzle. You know, I think a lot of the training that these units do would mirror, you know, the average population, right? They shoot, move, and communicate. They fly and maintain aircrafts like the mean population, the average population. that never looks all that different. What is different is the maturity and the standards to which they hold themselves and the consistency of that training. It is the repetitive, ruthless nature of the standards to which they hold themselves, and that goes a really long way. Absolutely. And it's an indication of their expertise and competence. Now, on the part of the colonel, how about your training will the Army Ranger training? What would a elite unit like that? What kind of training did this guy probably have? Yeah, so I think you're speaking of the pilot. Yes. And so, you know, if he's a colonel, presumably he had multiple iterations, months of his life, practicing what's called survival evasion and rescue operations or sear training. And that's extensive. It walks.

pilots and other service members through of the requirements and expectations of what happens if you're shot down behind enemy lines, even what happens if you're captured. And, you know, if he's a, if he's a colonel, like the president said, this has been something on the back of his mind and in the front of his mind during multiple months of training, many times. But it's, you know, I don't know myself, but I imagine it's one thing to practice and rehearse this. And it's another thing to then, you know, survive and evade for your life across. a grueling terrain, you know, with an injury as it was reported, and, you know, with the dynamic of this, this interplay between deception and, you know, the physical and other kinds of combat with the Iranians that, you know, necessitated such an operation to rescue him. Hey, Will, if I could get you to comment due to your background. I see a CNN poll over the weekend, about 55% mass of poll, about 38,000. They say, don't leave Iran until you get that nuclear material that's still there under the rubble, et cetera. And some touted that as a good thing for President Trump. I kind of think it as a mission. Given what I'm told, that is just, I wouldn't say foolhardy because of the seriousness of this, but impossible to pull off without a great number of, goodly number of casualties. And I don't think we should be doing that. Do you have a sense, you're at the word of project there, of what people are saying in the military, how doable would that be? You know, I think this rescue mission elucidates the fact and, you know, perhaps underlies your concerns, that any sort of operation, you know, behind enemy lines would be really risky. I mean, this operation was not without cost. And, you know, obviously, you know, what happened over the weekend is an indication that America will never leave a fallen comrade behind. You know, that's part of the Ranger Creed that I took and that I said basically every day I was in the Army. But it should, I think, kind of clarify the burdens of a mission and what we can expect going forward. And this is why, you know, this is still a pretty perilous situation for the United States. Obviously, we've achieved, you know, generational, substantive destruction of Iranian military capability. But there are still objectives on the table, clearly. But it should be clear that the objectives that are on the table will require an increasing marginal cost to attain that marginal benefit.

If that makes sense. Oh, yeah. And, you know, this is, you know, an operation to seize uranium will be much more complex, you know, at the very least as complex as the operation to rescue this downed Air Force colonel. Probably it will require probably some of the exact same people in units involved. I would venture to guess. And that is, you know, I think to your point, I think that should be a clarifying moment. And it should inform policymakers and, of course, the president and his team specifically, about just what is in the realm, both politically and operationally, of the possible, in order to bring this war to a conclusion. You know, you can decide a lot of things, but you can't control. the unknown. And it's clear that the unknown capabilities of the Iranians are still quite great. And, you know, when you're when you're then talking about essentially breaking and entering into a nuclear facility, taking, you know, the prized possession of that nation and then having to leave safely. That's a huge operation. And the risk cannot be undersaid. As a layman, the people I've talked with that I trust, too, talking about it would be truckloads to take out of there. I just think, you know, I thought it was grabbing something doable. You're all in one vehicle getting out of there. but truckloads of things that are radioactive, my goodness. Will, what is your sense to all the sources, your own judgment, people you talk with? What's the off ramp here? You and I just talked about the cost of this versus... how important that would be. It's extremely important, but I just think the cost is magnified unbelievably. I don't think we have to do that to be successful. But what is it to get the off-ramp here? What remains to be done? I, you know, it's, again, more or less a guess at this time. You can call it educated or professional, but it is a guess. I imagine that the off-ramp is some sort of intermediate solution to open the Strait of Formuz. Let's call it a joint venture between the Gulf states, America, and the Iranians, where certainly not Iran can hold control over the Strait of Hormuz, kind of as a sort of Damocles over our head. that is kind of this interim solution to uh let me just interject though and i i agree that's it that's surprise but how do you do that if they have enough capabilities particularly with drones and god knows what to take out a ship that's a half billion or a billion dollar ship on a moment's notice lucky shot or they still have capabilities

Well, I think then it's it's the prospect of what could happen to them if they do such a thing, right? It is the threat to strike some of their oil infrastructure, you know, more completely strike Cargallon, for example, you know, kind of the loading dock for the Strait of Formos, for the Iranians at least. You know, you can leverage the immense power of the American military for this end. But then you use the interim nature of this, call it a ceasefire, and you work towards a deal to take... In particular, the nuclear stockpile off the table for a round. And, you know, this is, candidly, it's the perilous item because there were reports of meaningful diplomacy before this war started. And so you'd have to resurrect some of those discussion points. And, you know, you would want some sort of guarantee that, you know, Israel and America would not find ourselves. in a world where we felt compelled to take military action against Iran and say 12, 18 months. And so that's the concern. I do think it's possible. You know, you can't deny that Iran is. substantially degraded. Their ability to project power is weakened, but as we get closer to their territory and their borders, that it's still going to be a relevant factor that we have to consider. But that is kind of what I think the path out of this looks like. Well, thank you so much. I'm glad we discover you'd like to call upon you as this continues. Thanks for joining today. Happy to join again. Thank you. Thank you. Will Tebow on Talk Radio 12. Tanner, you heard what he said about the doability of some sort of agreement. Let's cut into the president speaking now on the rescue mission. Here's what he's saying. Those weapons are, those machines there. Nobody has the equipment that we have and nobody has the military that we have, not even close. The most powerful military anywhere in the world by far. The flight crews and warfighters aboard those aircraft took extraordinary risks to rescue their fellow service members. This first wave of search and rescue forces successfully located the pilot of the F-15, and he was extracted from enemy territory by an H-H-60 jolly green two helicopter, fabulous machine as our warriors faced gunfire at very close range. It's amazing that when you look at the machinery, what happened, that nobody was even injured. Meanwhile, the second crew member, a weapon system officer, highly respected colonel, had landed a significant distance away from the pilot when you're going at those speeds. Even if you go out two or three seconds later, it's miles. It's miles and miles away because you're going fast.

He was injured quite badly and stranded in an area teeming with terrorists from the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps rough group, as well as besieged militia and local authorities. Many on top of everything else, they told the... communities actually within side of Iran, the people of Iran, they were given a tremendous incentive to find this pilot. All right, there's a president at this point. We'll go back when we get into some questions, but giving more details about the use of drones to fire, the huge bombs that were dropped, 2,000 pound bombs on the Iranian forces in that area to keep them away. and the drones, et cetera, even then they took fire at pretty close range, said the president. They had a bounty, of course, for the capture of the stranded airmen. All right, well, I think there's going to be some back and forth with the press. We'll take that coming up. We'll take your calls to. Great find here in the military college guy, his sense of something that can be arranged here. What's the point of leverage? Well, the only thing with the oil is, if we hit the oil and curb their production more, what does that do to the price of oil, barrel per oil? Even though it's a little bit murky, but we have become energy independent, but the price is done globally. So you know what's happening. That place over in Chestend Hill, they haven't reached five yet, but they were at like 489 when I went by there yesterday. Oof. Yeah, I think they were waiting to Easter Sunday was over, and that guy's out there with the five running down Germantown Avenue. Five, five! Look, if I see him put up the five and somebody turn in to get gas there, I am just going to go and interview them. I don't care what I'm doing. I don't blame you. I would, too. But it's my, you know, within a mile one way or another, all four corners, there's something. Can anybody anybody out there see five for regular yet? I need that report. Where is that place? 855. By the way, he hiked 7,000 feet, scaled cliffs while wounded. Wow. 855, 839, 1210. Tom Giordano on Talk Radio 1210, WPHT. All right, you're with Dom. Good Monday. We'll jump in if President Trump takes questions from the media and anything good. With the kids today at the Easter egg roll, they kept on asking, well, who is that behind you, meaning Melania? And he told the kids, she's a movie star. She came here from Hollywood. And then there was, when he's telling the kids, yes, I'll sign your name. He's signing his name to something. President Biden couldn't do that, kids. He couldn't sign his own name. They had to walk around with a big machine called an auto pen. Oh, my God. The movie started thinking, okay, but the kids with the auto pen. Mommy, what's an auto pen? All-time rescues. There's a million of them, really good ones. Think of rescue in the broadest sense. Real or fictional is what we're looking for. President just announced 155 aircraft involved in a rescue operation.

That support, that's also dropping bombs all over the place to keep the militias from getting anywhere near this guy. And still they said at one point when the helicopter took off, there was some ground fire. It is remarkable. So this CNN poll, I need your help. Joe of Columbus first, I'll ask him. Are they saying, yes, we're with you, Mr. President. We get it. We have to stop their nuclear program. I see the opposite. I think they're trying to say 54% of them that you have to get that nuclear material out of underneath that rubble. Otherwise, you really didn't accomplish anything here. Sure, I'd like to have it. But this can't be daring or anything else. It's truckloads to be taken out of there. And, you know, this idea of... How great the military is, yes. But even then, you see the potential cost. Lives would be lost doing this. Is that what we need to do? And the guess we at will that we had on, straight of our moves, he thinks there's a deal there. I just think a lot of these shipping companies are still reluctant. I don't know what would make them believe everything's okay. And do we have the threat? All right, if you hit a ship in the Strait of Harmoos, we're going to take out your entire oil supply. Is that an idle threat? You know, this is not an easy bunch to deal with. What is the leverage here? We've killed a lot of the leaders. But what's the leverage? Joe in Columbus next. Hey, Joe, this is CNN poll. You've got to get the nuclear material. It's being touted as go, Mr. President. I don't think so. It's putting up a pretty high goalpost. Well, they're always looking for him to fail, Dom. Yeah. But, you know, if those percentages are accurate, I agree. I mean, they're already two-thirds of the way towards enrichment. And they have 47 years of failure with diplomacy. So, yeah, we've got to get them out. You know, the people who just lifting high goals and raising the bar who want to see him fail will shame on them. And I don't care to do. Wait a minute. You're saying we've got to get that nuclear material out of there. Even with the U.S. military, it's doable. Anything's doable. But a great number could be killed. Well, test orders as you go in. But, Dom, it's just. Tom, anybody you thought we were never, never going to put a boot on the ground, I think was unrealistic. I honestly believe that. All right. Well, so far, so good. I mean, yes, these were boots on the ground in a rescue mission. But Joe, I'm telling you, truckloads would be needed to get that out of there, and it's under rubble. As good as they are, the amount of fire and the amount, you know, I think that they have that surrounded unbelievably. I guess we could blow up the entire area. I don't know what we have. It's not like Venezuela where you disable their infrastructure with that Ivana syndrome stuff and they can't communicate. We're going to have to come up with a weapon so severe it would blow everybody up there, then get it.

Tom, if that's buried 1,000 feet down and our bombs are only able to go 250 or 300 feet, they have a record of rebuilding and defined. Yeah, I hear you. I'm still in the camp, Joe, that American lives in my equation here are really, we've been lucky in this mission. It was touch and go here. Oh. I've been sold on our intelligence and our technology. It's so overwhelming what they've been able to do so far. You can't go in there haphazardly, I'm sure. You've got to have a plan. I don't think so far nothing's been miscalculated. No, no, it's all taken off extremely well and as incompetent as they are. I just think on this. They're going to protect this at all costs. It's a time element, Joe, to get to it, how long it would take. Well, you've got to assess it before you do anything. And, Don, that kind of leads me into my second thing about our Catholic Church. They never seem to amaze me with their arrogance and hypocrisy and overall lack of humility. Their positions always seem to be regularly and... poorly thought out or reasoned at all. I mean, who subscribes? I hear obedience, and I have to laugh. Who subscribes more to obedience than the Catholic Church? They take a vow on obedience, and they're trying to tell us what obedience is. They've had too many scandals. to not be humble at this stage at this point in time. Joe, you're on a role because last week it was custodian of our emotions. Yes, they're not humble. This Pope is not. And this Archbishop, Joe, I interviewed him. And I thought he was a pretty smart guy then saying we have to wait. until they have this before we'd be able to do anything. We waited 47 years. Exactly. We wait this killings and murders and constant provocation. Exactly. I mean, how much we have to look at before they see a specific pattern of goal and realize it. Exactly. It's just, it's ridiculous. They should, they're way out of their lane, and they should stay out of that lane. You know, and I keep pointing back to it with my exhibit A, Nicholas Sandman and the Kentucky boys. They played Caesar, crucify him, crucify him now. And then they didn't even do a whoops there after, like, we were wrong. We'll learn from it. It's just that you keep making the same mistakes over and over again. We have 47 years, again, to see a pattern. 47 thinking years. And they can't see that the return of this evil and the ongoing constants of this evil, it's ridiculous. My, Dom, my side answer is the...

is just that sharp directional focus of our heroes climbing the World Trade Centers on 9-11 and never giving up. You know, with all that weight on their back, climbing their stairs and coming back down, saving people, and then climbing back up again. That is a great rescue. And the priest, they laid on the altar of the church nearby. Father, Tim, it'll come to me. The chaplain with them. Just remarkable stuff. That is a heck of a rescue, attempted rescue. particularly when you see what's happening there with the building ready to come down. All right, phone lines. They are 855, 839, 1210, AT&T, and Verizon Wireless. All that you have to do is just push pound 1210 and we'll get you on board. Hit us with that all-time rescue. Played you a little bit of the president on this. This CNN poll, about 38,000 people, I believe, indicating. You got to get that material that's buried under the rubble. I guess it's about 60% enriched. I just think that I get it. But American lives on the line here. You put the two on a scale. This is beyond, look, you can't wish it and say our technology, our intelligence, our spriticor, the military, all we give it. But they're sitting right on top of it. They will kill people. Is that what is necessary in order to get out of Iran? I think the Strait of Hormuz deal is more the thing now. Can we rely on that? When you heard our guests, he was pretty good saying that, well, they would face then we take out their oil supply. Okay? I don't know what happens tomorrow. I think the president will not act tomorrow. I think you're going to see something, when he's not going to act in the way that holy Saturday, he was talking in the middle of the night. I think it'll be less than that, if anything. And I think they'll find some nugget of agreement. And the CIA is speaking now about the rescue operation, all good. I wouldn't tout it too much then. We need to fool them again some more. 855-839-1210. Grab a line with Dom on Talk Radio 12-Tap. Tom, Giordano, on Talk Radio 1210, W-P-H-T-H-T. All right, it is Dom-Tam. By the way, the newest scam, the newest Minnesota Somali scam. Remember all those scams, right? I'm looking at the Minnesota, and they're really being killed across the internet, across Twitter. touting that the graduation numbers are up yet again, about 89.4% graduating from Minnesota Public Schools. Okay. The math proficiency level hovers around 35% and the reading around 40%. So they're graduating, but they can't read where they're going.

They can't read the governor's proclamation saying how wonderful things are. Watch for this. This is what they do. They lower the standard and then say, look at us. Our graduation numbers now from high school are like 89%. And one thing is given our society where we are, you know, if you don't have a high school degree, it's pretty hard people look at, well, you don't even have a high school degree. How about if we all agree and say, get them a fraudulent high school degree? They're better off in life to just go through life. They don't know anything anyhow. Nobody expects them to know anything. But at least they have a fraudulent degree. And get them a fraudulent college degree to while you're at it. By the way, we have a story on the student loan debt thing that just gets the juices flowing. This young woman fled to Czechoslovakia, whatever they're calling it now. Prague, I believe, so I'm not sure. Chechia. No, it's not Chechnya. That's near Russia. No, not Chechnya, Chechnia, Chechia? Yeah. Oh, my God. Or maybe she ought to stay there until I get the name of the Czech Republic, I thought it was. Okay. They changed it. They changed it again. Change it back for this story. So all she was asked to pay for her student loan debt was $60 a month. She didn't want to do it. And fled, I mean, it would take a while to pay it off with that. She didn't want to do it. And she fled the country in order not to have to do it. Now she's in a country where I'm a little unsure of the name of when she went there and when she leaves, what it might be. $60 a month. Nope. I'm not going to do it. So the student loan debt thing still goes forward. All right. No questions from the media yet. We'll take you to the Trump press conference. If there's some back and forth, either with Secretary of War Pete Hegseth or with President Trump, this injured airman, it is unbelievable, climb to an elevated ridge. They're estimating 7,000 feet to trigger the emergency beacon for rescue. Just unbelievable technology. Let me go to Robert and Ben Salem. Talk Radio 1210. Hey, Robert. Hey, Dom Henry, it's good to talk to you guys today, and thank goodness they found the co-pilot. Yep. I hope everybody had a happy Easter weekend, but unfortunately, we're not done with Easter yet, Dom. Us Christians in the West, who go by the Gregorian calendar celebrated their Easter yesterday. But the Eastern Orthodox, which includes our Greek friends, still go by the Julian calendar, and their Easter isn't until next Sunday. So on Friday, I'll be wishing them a happy Easter, not to keep the New Year's thing going, nothing like that. Oh, okay. Well, I'll be doing both here. Feel free. We haven't gotten any Bulgarian language happy New Year yet. We're waiting on that. Yes. Now, this thing, now Trump offered Europe a chance to take Hormuz. Okay, which would have been an amazing thing for Europe, but as usual, they whisked out and they didn't do it.

So what I think that we should do is that we should take the Strait of Hormuz. And the reason for that is the street, people, a oil tanker going through the Strait of Hormuz pays five times more than they would if they went through the Panama Canal. They pay almost $2 million a ship to go through the Strait of Horoose. That comes to $9 billion a day sometimes. We should take that. And the countries that helped us don't pay anything, but the countries that didn't help us, Continue to pay that $2 million a day. That's a great idea. It was proposed over the weekend, and that's fine. But how do we take control of that, given the asymmetric nature of this? They have drones. They have other things that can blow up a ship. I believe we could take that straight tomorrow if we got a little medieval, Tom, you know? And I think that given the enemy that we're looking at, and the need to do this in a timely fashion without destroying the world markets is to get a little medieval and take the straight and then let the rest of the country negotiate to go through the straight, because I'm sick of our allies. turning their backs on us in our time of need when we've been defending their asses for 60 years now. It drives me nuts. Well, look, I'm in agreement, and it's a bit unclear what would be a war crime and what would not. But that's where the salinization plant, probable war crime. I don't think the oil is, but Robert, I don't know the per barrel, what would happen then if we blow up Carg Island or... No, I don't want to blow up Carg Island. I would rather take... Clark Island or leave it alone as opposed to blow it up because that would be a disaster. But I'll get to my side answer. When Charlie Company was stuck in the Battle of the Bulge in Bastone and they asked Patton, who was about 120 miles away to rescue them, he turned 250,000 men on a dime and marched them over 100 miles in three days. The funny thing about this is... The weather was terrible. It was snow, freezing rain. It was terrible weather to advance in. So Patton had the chaplain write a prayer for good weather, and he passed it out to all of the troops and told them to repeat it. So while Patton was a barbarian, he always looked to the man upstairs with reverence. And that was one of the dichotomies about him that I always thought was pretty funny. But I'll leave it there. Have a great date. Thank you, Robert. Yes. In the past... I wasn't going to do the prayer. What am I supposed to be praying for? That scene in Patton is unbelievable. I want good weather. Oh, man. 855-8-3-9-12-10. That's how you get in. Coming up this hour, this state senator, I guess he's Burlington County, his district mainly. Maybe it goes into Camden a little bit. Troy Singleton. Big Peace. At nj.com, did you know in Jersey, this is Affordable Homes Month? Oh, yes. I'll tell you how many affordable homes he says New Jersey needs to get one way or the other. Building them, taking them, God knows what. Wait until you hear this number. This is what they're after. He's one of the prime forces on this. And again, I can't come back to an issue.

that any more underlines, any Democrat you vote for, in any circumstance, how you're rolling the dice. Again, Jack Cheddarally would have fought, slowed it down, use any maneuver he can in any way, shape, or form the Mount Laurel decision actually being implemented in the way that it is. But this guy and Mikie Sherrill, they're on steroids with this. It'll be too late. I don't know what kind of holding. I'm researching if you know in Jersey, I have to ask Matt Rooney. What kind of actions are being taken to slow them down? What kinds of things can be done? I'll reach you just a little bit from the thinking. I've had them on before. It gets pretty crazy. I'm not sure of his district how this guy's a state senator, but he's got a number during affordable housing month of how many they need. And even though New Jersey's got a lot of homes, it's really tightly compacted. It's an astounding number to me because you know what this means. It means they will move heaven and earth. You will not have rights. You will not have quality of life. The only thing that matters are so-called affordable housing, which is Marxist, which is destroying why you may have moved to a community. You voted for this. Now, it wasn't a mistake in fairness? I'd have to go back and ask some of the people. It's being said, maybe Jack could have emphasized this more rather than some of the things he got into. I think he prosecuted it all out. He ran a masterful race. He was against the factors. Trump derangement syndrome, the shutdown, phony media that allowed her to say affordability, affordability. But being dunked by 14 points is shocking. Would this issue... have put a dent into it, or did they try to say it? And people just don't believe that Democrats are going to do this. I go back to Medford and Medford Lakes, you know, right after the election, their town hall. And people saying, what is this? We didn't know this was going to happen. What do you think they're going to do? They'll do more of this and more of this and more of this. And any time they win, They are going to push the envelope. And right now, it's all moving toward even the farthest part. That's what they want. It's not good enough. Look at this congressional race over in Philadelphia. It's making a good bit of news here locally. You have Sharif Street, son of the former mayor. You have this Dr. Sanford, who made her bones during COVID and is a radical. And you have this representative rab. who is the American Socialist Party and Working Families. They're his main things, all running for this congressional seat that was held by a liberal. This is where they are, and they're spending ungodly amounts, the most Democrat in the country. So you see the future here, what they're proposing, what they would do if one of those two radicals really wins. Shereef Street is normal in this race. I give me the number of this guy. And we have Dom's progressive women gone wild coming up. 855-839, 1210. General Kane saying the U.S. will always bring service members home. And over the weekend, at least on Twitter, some people trying to say in Europeans, oh my God, you lost $200 million. Well, A, Biden lost $7.1 billion, allowed the Taliban to take all that. And he did not bring everybody home.

The Trump military and Trump administration moved heaven and earth to do that. They definitively did. So do you think in your heart of hearts we should go in to get that nuclear material? I just think it's expecting too much. We can do it, and I think we would do it, but at what cost of life? Or do we keep an eye on it? Continue to bomb it. Do we bomb it some more? I'm not sure. 855-839, 1210. Dom Gierdano on Talk Radio 1210, WPHD. But this year, get any fucking whew? Dom Gierdano presents. Aggressive women. Your words are garbage, and you're a bad person at this point. Gone wild. All right, before I give you today's candidate, it's a nurse who was all a titter because President Trump allegedly went to Walter Reed Hospital over the weekend. Oh my God, is it here finally? We got a rescue mission, somebody on Twitter, World War II. I completely forgot this. It might be my favorite rescue mission of all time. I won't take it off to about 215 or so. Rescue Mission World War II. A biggie we should have thought of. But here is another nurse, this nurse, nursing profession, there's going to be a lot of openings. Every day there's another nurse going on, and this is an extended one, we may cut it off a little bit. Here's a nurse telling people it's happening. Trump had to go unexpectedly to Walter Reed. Here's progressive women gone wild. You guys, he's at Walter Reed. He's at Walter Reed. He's at Walter Reed. They have pictures of him at Walter Reed. So for the people that are saying it's 4-4, then it's on 4-4, I mean, come on with the woo-woo, we've got to get the woo-woo going. Okay, the woo-woo is going to be this. First of all, get your outfits ready. It's time. You need out, you need your whole ensemble ready. You need the shoes. You need your party horn, your party hat. You need, if it's women, you know, like find something that you can wear it. You're totally comfortable. Like, I think we need to have... brawless, you know, the NIPP-L-E-S that they're like, always covering up in photos as if women, like, we all have a nipple, right? Let's just get them out there, girls. Let's just get the girls, the girls, everything's going to be out there swinging in the wind. He's apparently at Walter Reed as new concerns about Trump develop. That's what I just saw on the Insta. Two different people said there's pictures of him at Walter Reed. So I heard a lot of people say that it's going to be 4-4. Okay, listen, which is of TikTok? Which is of TikTok? Which is of TikTok? We got to do the woo-woo. The woo-woo is this. I live in a world that is Trump-free. I live in every day that I wake up. I never, ever have to be concerned with what a psychopath is doing to our country. I live in a comfortable environment. All right. There we go. Now, that Trump is going to bring back the brawlous look. This is an all-time contender. We hadn't thought about that. Swinging in the breeze. A nurse again.

Each one of them has a different shit. She tops it with the noise makers, but there's that. Yeah, the crowd in the background. She's also using a filter to make herself a lot more attractive and appealing. Yes, I see that. You can see the giant contrast between her face and the torso. It looks, yeah, the pores. He's heavily face-tuned here. Yeah, the face looks heavily. The pores are great. You don't see them. Yeah. Well, right. Yes. Okay. 855833, 9, 12, 10. Scott Presler is in the on-deck circle. So, Dom, what's the number? We'll talk about it in the next hour. This Troy Singleton, state senator right here from Burlington County, celebrating. the month of affordable housing in New Jersey. He says the number is we need 200,000 more affordable homes in New Jersey. And the solution might be in your neighborhood. We want to take homes. We want to come in there and build more homes. And that's what our mission is. Even for Jersey, 200,000 more. Now, you know, when they put them in the town, the ratio was like 7 to 8 to 1 in Medford. In other words, for every one of these to be affordable, you had to put in these other homes to get the revenues. Think about this, what they're talking about here. 200,000 more affordable homes. Think Section 8, if you're here on the other side of the line. Think that or worse. That was rental, pretty much. Think about that. 200,000 more. And are these people in Jersey going to connect this to the last election and say, This is unacceptable. Who's doing this? It's Mikie Sherrill. It's guys like this. It's all Democrats, progressives. That's what they're up to. Now we know about the Mount Laurel decision, but Jack Chederoa would have fought it, try to slow it down, do some things here and there, try to moderate it. Now these developers can call the tune. You come to a place like Medford, quality of life. People were erupting at their town hall, their council meeting and saying, what the hell is going on here? Well, this guy, not too far away from you. Maybe even in his district, I'm a little unclear. Troy Singleton, he's one of the champions, 200,000. He doesn't give a timeline unless I missed it. I think this is within a year. Andy Kim, another guy. And one more progressive new little wrinkle. Big story out over the weekend. What they're trying to do in at least four or five states. If you flee them, say you're wealthy. You flee New York. You flee California. You're trying to flee them. They want to charge you an unbelievable exit tax. Yes. So not only can they tax you, but if you take your right to live wherever you want as an American citizen, they want to charge your wealth for leaving New York, for leaving California, soon to be leaving Jersey. They don't think you have the right to do that. That wealth should remain here. So if you're fleeing, they want to take a lot from you. How much? Well, it depends state to state. It doesn't end. Then, of course, in death, they're coming after you and your family. This is what they're about. You can't flee a state and to go to another state. Go over the bridge. Yep, it's going to be a big toll. Nice work, Troy Singleton, buddy. 200,000 affordable homes. Thanks for getting the quiet part spelled out loud.

Okay, Scott is ready to take on Senator Corrin in Texas. He's already after John Thune. We'll find out whatever else Scott Presler's up to next here on Talk Radio 1210. Tom Giordano, weekdays, noon till 3, from Talk Radio 1210, WPHD. Tom Giordano on Talk Radio 1210, WPHD. Clock on the dot, the man is here. Nobody puts on the miles that Scott Presler does threatening John Cornyn in Texas if he doesn't come around to the right way. John Thune, of course, in South Dakota. He's in Virginia. God knows where he is today. Scott Presler joins us on the Dom Show. Hey, Scott, welcome in. Thank you for joining us. Thank you. Just make sure, Dom, when you say that I'm threatening, always please include that I'm doing so peacefully. You know, I've been very diplomatic for the last four months, but I think I speak for a lot of conservatives when I say we have tried to get our Republican Senate majority to do the right thing and pass the Save America Act. And if John Thune isn't going to give us what we want, then we're going to take away what he has. And I will very likely be going to Texas to help defeat John Cornyn because that is one of John Thune's closest allies. And so I think, you know, the linear equation is we start off nice. And we hope that our elected officials would do the right thing. But if they don't, that's why primaries are important. And that is their opportunity to hold our very elected officials accountable. Absolutely. So, Scott, where are we? When do they come back? And what will happen then? What do you hear?

I think they're going to be back this week, I should hope, right, because they just had a long Easter vacation while the Department of Homeland Security still isn't fully funded while the Steve America Act isn't passed into law. So I'm hopeful the Senate will end its recess and get Biok to work, but we still stand where we were of they are pitching. back and forth, the Senate and the House legislation on how to make sure DHS is funded, so that that isn't even ended yet. Okay. What are you doing in Virginia, Scott? What have you been doing there? Well, I was in Virginia helping to get out the vote to stop an unconstitutional gerrymandering referendum. And, you know, so if some people are wondering, Scott, why aren't you spending more time in Pennsylvania? We'll just know. If Hakeem Jeffries, who is spending $30 million to buy four members of Congress, if he gets his way, we likely lose the House of Representatives. So I have been doing work in Virginia to try to protect our Republican majority, to protect President Trump. This weekend, I did an event in Pike County, Pennsylvania, and I'm now driving five and a half hours over to Beaver. I'll be doing a training with the Republican Committee of Beaver County tomorrow. And then on Tuesday, we will be doing an event with the college students at Slippery Rock University over in Butler County. So I have returned from the Commonwealth of Virginia to the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. Scott, you're more boots on the ground than anybody except the military. So what are people saying as with the, to me, the midterms are over the horizon. Right now, urgency, et cetera. What are they saying about the war, about affordability, about the midterms? What are you hearing? Well, what I would like to hear, and I think I speak for many of the people listening, is if the goal is to stop Iran from nuclear capability and stopping them from launching an attention. All right, let me put Scott on hold here. Oh, here we go ahead. Scott, you were cut off there a little bit. Go ahead.

We want to stop Iran from nuclear capability. I would argue that is America first. We just need to be better at communicating what is the point of stopping oil production or taking over production with the Strait of Hormuz. And what I mean by that is if Iran is our adversary and Iran is giving oil to our other adversaries or enemies like China and Russia, then our allies are also getting from Iran. If the goal is to make sure that America is the dominant oil-producing independent country on the globe, I think it would behoove our government to have consummate communication by saying, Here's why we bombed the heck out of them. Here's why we eliminated Ayatollah Khomeini. And here is why we're going after the Strait of Hormuz for a geopolitical oil independent producing object, you know, the goal of doing so. And so I think the American people are pretty understanding. We just don't want endless wars. And if we're going to do something, it needs to be swift. and we need to get in and we need to get out. But we don't want to repeat of Operation Iraqi Freedom. We don't want to repeat of the George Bush agenda. And I think that's kind of what's going through people's heads right now. Well, and that was one of the biggest things that you talked about when you talked on college campuses, et cetera. And I think it's clear that Trump is not George Bush. It's clear that his actions are trying to do this effectively and get out of there as quickly as possible. But I'm sure people might ask you that question. Well, what's the difference? It's clear to me. But again, we need to communicate that. And I would also argue, here's the difference. A big key difference maker is President Trump isn't messing around. And one of the biggest telltale signs is President Obama gave billions of dollars to Iran, our enemy, that chanced death to America. And while President Obama gave billions of dollars in cash... President Trump eliminated Ayatollah Khomeini. President Trump went in and literally captured Maduro with no casualties. And so I think to any of our adversaries across the globe, just know, President Trump isn't the weak and factless like Biden or Obama. He means business and he is serious. And the last thing, just to shift gears for just a second, because I know some of their allies are listening, is Republican Secretary of State, Al Schmidt, why have we still not heard from him about illegal aliens being on the voter rolls, which we have proof of?

And if Secretary of State Al Schmidt is doing everything above board, why is he not going to produce the voter rolls to the Department of Justice? You know, if everything is legal, if everything is lawful, if everything is kosher, why is the Secretary of State not showing that Republicans are totally off base? You would think that they would want to have all the proof on the table to show that we're, we don't know what we're talking about. And I think the cloak... and the veil that they are putting over our voter rolls actually does more to hurt their case. while we have found illegal aliens on the voter rolls in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. In fact, you're traveling multiple places, Scott. I didn't talk about it yet today, but in Katanning, Armstrong County, places where you probably been and I have not, they arrested 17 or 18 people here illegally, Uzbekistan and all that, probably speak English-holdingly, for CDL licenses. It's bad enough they're here illegally, these maniacs in the highways. that can't read road signs. And the media coverage here by the Inquirer and others, other than Talk Radio 1210, is nil. And did you hear how that came about? Yeah. It was actually sheer brilliance. The DOT, I do believe, or some sort of government agency, I would assume DOT, put out a statement for these illegal alien. CDL truckers to come renew their CDL, and it was a trap. And when the illegal aliens in our country illegally taking jobs away from American legal workers, taking away our jobs showed up, they were arrested. And I would love to see more. A little break up here. He'll come back. You broke up a little bit, more of these operations. It was brilliantly done and executed, Scott, definitely. Hello? Yeah, Scott, you're with us. Scott, your race, just to tell listeners each and every time they might know somebody in Beaver County, that area, the run for the Pennsylvania State Committee. Any update on that? I look forward to earning the votes of Republicans, registered Republicans in Beaver County. I am running for office for the first time ever.

And I hope to earn people's vote on or before May 19th, the Republican primary. And again, if you're listening and you're an independent voter, or if you're a minor party, meaning libertarian or green party, you're not able to participate. And so you can go to vote.pa.gov and change your voter registration to Republican. If you want to change it back after the primary, that's fine. you are not able to vote unless you're registered with one of the major parties for May 19th. Absolutely. And for all things, Scott Presler, your work and the movement forward. Where do we go? Thank you. At Scott Pressler on all social media. All right, Scott. Stay well. Thank you. Thanks for joining us, as always. Thank you, Tom. All right, Scott Presler out there in the hinterlands of Pike County. Pike County. I mean, if I woke up in Pike County, I'm calling for a rescue mission. What the heck? Beaver County. I think he's headed toward that. All right, phone lines are 855-839-1210. That's how you, yes, this ice-oriented, what, sting. They call these guys in. I'm looking at lines Armstrong County, Catanning, Pennsylvania, and they pull them in. They were there to renew. They thought their CDL license. Again, Abakistan, places like that, all those stands were there. How do these guys, how are they allowed to get CDL licenses here in Pennsylvania? So this was masterful bringing them in. They will be deported as far as I understand. But it underlines again. We need to do these stings in order to clear this out. All right. 855-839-12-10. The president, oh, man, let's dip in a moment being lectured to about Geneva Conventions. I hope I don't have to do it. But again, I just said, 47 years they've been negotiating with these people. They're great negotiators. And because they're not going to have a nuclear weapon. And if somebody that takes my place someday is weak and ineffective, which possibly that will happen, because we had numerous presidents that were weak, ineffective, and afraid of Iran, we're never going to let. Iran have a nuclear weapon. And if you think it's okay for people that are sick of mind, that are tough, smart, and sick, really sick, ideal, you know, from a policy standpoint, from a standpoint, any which way you want to say, mentally, these are disturbed people. If you think I'm going to allow them, and powerful and rich, to have a... Nuclear weapon, you can tell your friends at the New York Times not going to happen.

One more. It means violating the international law. You no longer have credibility to New York Times. Because the New York Times said, oh, Trump won't win the election. And I won in a landslide. I won every swing state. New York Times said, oh, Trump won't win the election. New York Times has no credibility. The credibility they have is it used to be all the news that's fit to print. The old gray lady, it was great. But they're running on past fumes, and you can't keep doing that. You have to be able to give the correct news. And people like you, who I know, are fake. You're fake. Go ahead, please. All right. There's a little bit around the whole idea of, and this is what tomorrow comes down to. Some of these things, we're going to hear war crimes, Geneva Conventions. That's what they were getting at with the New York Times. What do we do tomorrow? Now, you know, Trump has a way of saying they gave in something. They've rejected a ceasefire. Are they playing this that there's only so much more you can do before we get into all this war crimes talk, the desalinization plants, things of that nature? The oil, probably not. We could hit that. But you know what the consequences. So recognizing the choke points here and figuring out a way to deal with them, the Strait of Hormuz is the way out of this. And then out. I don't see going after the nuclear material under the rubble given what the costs would be to be what he'll do in the end. Is there a deal in the Strait of Hormuz to open that up? Holding the Trump card, pun intended, that we'd hit their oil supply if they attack a ship. They're not easy. And I think Trump just enunciated that there. because they do have certain things asymmetrically that give them something that's horrible for both sides. That's where we are. Phone lines are 8558, 8, 3, 9, 12, 10. But right now, it is time for... It's Dom. Money Melody! Asola MoneyCon. All right, we're playing today for a copy of Scott Jennings book, A Revolution of Common Sense, how Donald Trump storm Washington. And over the weekend, Scott mentioned us, and fought not just for America, but this is Western civilization, whether the Europeans want to get into it or not. They're part of it. They'll kill them, too. All right, Henry, what do you have today? Yeah, Dom. So, side question, I were asking for those all-time rescues. When music producer Mark Ronson, who has produced famous songs such as Uptown Funk and Valerie, when he was a kid down the beach in, I believe it was Long Island, Rip Currant pulled him out to sea. And a very famous music artist just happened to be on the scene, went out and saved him. Now, he didn't believe this for a long time. He just thought it was a tall tale. His mom told him, you know, just as a kid, until, you know, he grew up to be a very famous music producer and was able to work with this artist. And it was like, hey, do you, does this ring any bells? And he was just like, oh, yeah, no, I did that.

So, you know, what he thought was a fake story from his childhood. I actually ended up being real. So I'm going to play you that hero today. I'm going to play you the person that rescued Mark Ronson from a riptide when he was a child. I want to know the name of this very famous British artist who was the lead man in two different bands. All right. Here he is covering Ain't No Sunshine by Bill Withers. very, very famous musical artist who saved Mark Ronson from drowning when he was a child. Decent attempt at it. Again, it's a song I have to hear a certain way, and I was getting, the disappointing part was coming. Oh, I heard it a little in the background. It's only one way to do that, the author. Okay. President Trump saying reopening straight of our moves, big priority. Yes, we know that, how to do that. Hit us with the answer at 855-839-1210. You get your name on the belt today, and you get a copy of Scott Jennings' great book. 855-839-12-10. Tom Giardano on Talk Radio 1210. WPHtHT. It's Dom Money Melody. Where has all my money gone. Show me to my... That's right. Every day around two, 13, 14 or so, Dom's Money Melody for a great prize all week long. Let's hear the clue. All right. So this is somebody covering the world famous song and rescue. Covering Bill Withers, very famous British music artist who is the lead man in two different bands who saved Mark Ronson's life when he was a child. All right. Let's go to Patty in Westgrove. All right, Patty. Who is covering the song? I believe that's Paul McCartney. Yay, woo-hoo. Well, I would not have guessed that in a million years. Wow, that is great ear for that. Any more on that, Henry? No, I was just looking for, you know, some musical acts that maybe have saved somebody in the past, and I saw this when I was like, yeah, why not? Where did he rescue him again? I believe it was in Long Island. Wow. Paul McCartney rescuing you. He's like a house up there or something. He's right next door to where the Ronsonson's lived and then he jumped in the action. Yes, that's big time. Thank God it wasn't Lenin or Yoko Ono. It might have been a worse outcome. Yeah, we wouldn't have uptown funk. No, there we go, without a doubt. All right, we are looking for that all-time rescue in the broadest sense of things. Scott and I were talking about, just to close that, that ICE pulled a sting, major operation, containing Pennsylvania, Armstrong County. They sent letters to truck drivers about renewing their CDLs, prompting them to show up at the DMV. Agents then moved in and detained dozens of illegal migrants. And these were from places, as I said, let me see if I have all the Beka stands. Yes, you Bekistan. This one, I don't even know, Karachistan, Turkmenistan, Turkmenistan, Stan, Stan, a man musio. I mean, it's all the stands. And again,

What do these guys know when it comes to England? Well, they knew enough. Somebody told him, you've got to show up here. What does Shepiro say? What does a Philadelphia inquire say? They're going to have a piece on this tomorrow? This happened over the weekend. There people here wouldn't know it. And we've showed you these maniacs rolling down the highway, the carnage they inflict. Across multiple states. And Pennsylvania is one of the top five states where they get their CDL. And we're supposed to trust these people with voting and everything else. They don't care. Josh Shapiro's getting away with this as usual. And again, somebody can get killed every day pretty easily by this. All right, let's go to Dan in Horsham. Dan, you're on Talk Radio 1210. Hello, Dan. Yeah, Dom, I had a suggestion for the rescue. Yes. In June of 2018, there was 12 young soccer players along with their 25-year-old coach. For some reason, decided to go splunking in a cave, and they got caught in a cave with a big storm, and it flooded the cave, and they got trapped in there. And a rescuer went in, a diver found them, and 17 days later, and it took three days, and all the young kids, the 12 kids, along with their coach, were... rescued and that was in July of 2018, 17 days later. That is a major one. I think they had us to date them. There was word of that and all that. Absolutely. By the way, I said I'd be taken off 2.15. It's 2.25 now. Take it off now. We left off Dunkirk. And that is so important that rescue because of calling together the British public, anybody who can sail. And the people on the beaches, and I think that's accurate, thought, oh, man, when we go home, they're going to think you guys were beaten by the Nazis. What kind of army is this? Instead, even though it was like Apollo 13. It was a loss, in a sense. But the bravery and ingenuity of rescuing those people, getting them across the channel, inspired the Brits. Just like Apollo 13 to me. Those moments are every bit as inspirational as when things all went well. Failure is not an option. Go in there, figure it out. Yeah, but we can't do it. Next guy. Get in there. Sorry, we can't do it. Next guy. Sorry, I can do it. All right. Go do it. Those moments are, and again, it was a failure mission. They didn't get to do what they went there for. Why do we look at that as such a success? Because it's a rescue. It's taken the worst situation and coming out of it. So all-time rescue is what we're looking for. By the way, I neglected to play this. Once I was, I forget how I was on a show with this guy. Ron and Sana over the weekend. We played you the Archbishop. saying, you know, we had no right to go into Iran. Remember Ron Insana, the big financial guru, this is cut 11. Listen to Ronnie over the weekend. They get him back on TV and says, what was the fancy term predicate for the war?

And I hesitate to play this card, but as someone who was at Ground Zero on 9-11, right, there was a reason that we went to war with Afghanistan. And again, as was just said, you can make the argument about Iraq, even though it turned out to be, you know, the wrong decision. There is no predicate for this war. I mean, the fact is President Trump abandoned the JCPOA that was in place that President Obama put in, abandoned diplomacy twice without any effort to conclude an agreement with Iran to limit their nuclear capabilities. and just went straight to war without telling anybody. And that is not the recipe for success. Even in Vietnam, they over and over and over again tried to justify what was going on in that part of the world, you know, based on the spread of communism and the fear that went with it at the time. There was no verbal justification, and there's no real justification for the movie. You know, what kind of idiocy? And we played the Archbishop idiotic from the head of the U.S. chaplains. All right, 47 years they've been at war with us, attacking us in every way, shape, or form. We believe in the initial negotiations, critical point. They bragged, we are close, the enriched uranium that's under that rubble, what's left of it. And we could make 11 bombs ultimately. You know, if they make one bomb, they're going to be working on the other. It's not one. And these people actually want to kid themselves, there's no predicate. How about a subject? Is there a predicate? Is it an action verb? Is it a linking verb? There's no predicate here for war. So what does it take? Well, the predicate would be when they have a bomb and they say they're going to drop it on Israel or drop it on us. Then we have a predicate. You know, this is the point that we still have not beaten down enough and they deserve to be beaten down because they're idiots. on this issue. Now, if you want to say, well, even if we anticipated this, how do we deal with the Strait of Hormuz? How do we, what's the exit ramp here? That's a tricky thing. It's a very tricky thing. But the predicate of going in is exactly what we've stated. I ran in the president multiple times a day. I'm watching with the media. Iran's not getting a nuclear weapon. If I have to continue to do this and go back again, tomorrow is the big day, though. Tomorrow we see if we hit something else, do I see hitting the desalinization plants tomorrow? No. Do I see him hitting the oil tomorrow? I don't think so yet. Maybe more bridges, something else. We've killed the leadership a couple of times over. What is our point of leverage here? Well, maybe we have to target the straight of her moves. What leverage do we have there? Are the so-called allies in the rest of the world's economy going to join with us and then say, all right, if Iran attacks a ship there, then they lose their oil supply. That's what's going to happen. Or something else that we haven't heard yet. You always got to believe everybody has a point of leverage, even if it's not overwhelming of what you can use. What is it here is what all this comes down to? That's what Trump is searching for. And he recognized today that these people are fanatical, but they also realize what they have that they can use. And that's exactly right. That's where we are. All right, I'm coming to you. We'll get some more all-time rescue.

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And we're going to get hundreds killed almost without a doubt. Well, that's something you've got to be considering. But what they did is they dropped a bunker buster on the command and control headquarters just as they were moving in. And that seemed to cut off a lot. And they used an extraordinary amount of munitions. and other devices at a high level in the miles around this, drones that were precise to keep them at bay. And even then, they said they did take some ground fire. And the president acknowledging that, yeah, despite the possible difficulties with this, there's not really another option. It's a way that I would look at it. That this is ironclad. that this is what you have to do, unless it is the situation where you just cannot get in there without a massive loss of life. Munitions and the airplanes and the left talking about $200 million, big deal when it comes to this. Well, do you know how many hospitals that is? Stop it already. What did you say when Biden left behind over $7 billion? Nothing. Let's go to Bill and Box on Talk Radio 1210. Hey, Bill. Hey there, Dom. Good Monday to you. Thank you, Bill. I just wanted to say that I saw a picture of the dark side of the moon that I guess they sent back. And I haven't seen anything like Essence, Pink Floyd. Yeah, remarkable mission. What do you have with your side? Yeah, what do you have on your side, Bill? Oh, my side is nine miners were trapped in a mine, the Q Creek mine in Somerset County, Pennsylvania. They were trapped there for three days with floodwaters, etc. And the governor of Pennsylvania at the time was there the entire time to make sure he got about safely. And he did three days later. It was Governor Mark Schweiker. And he was from Levittown, Bucks County. Yeah, Schweiker took over for Tom Ridge, who went on to Homeland Security, and that was masterfully done against all odds. Yeah, that's a physical. We haven't gotten as many rescues today, I thought. That might be, you know, more somebody coming in, saving the day, not necessarily just physically. Most of them are, though. But watch for this. This notion that some of the military said unwise to go in and do that, the president talking about that, what does that mean exactly, is a little bit hard to say. And how many voices are we hearing out there? Many of them in, well, one that I have to underline, you may have missed the beginning of the show. Remember this Joe Kent guy, the guy, Tucker Carlson guy, has a great military background. He was in charge of counterterrorism. He couldn't sign off on the war. So he on social media over the weekend says he hears and feels that Trump had given up on rescuing this guy and was looking for ways to kill him. Because that way then the Iranians wouldn't have had as much of a propaganda, etc. I just think about this guy. Just think of these conspiracy nuts and that this guy was put into counterterrorism. And think about what Candace Owens and...

Rogan and Tucker Carlson especially, what they're all about. It's ridiculous instead of this rescue mission, which shook guts and a decision by the president to do it, even though some said unwise, should just be celebrated beyond belief. And the lesson reverberates your part of a team here, the ultimate team. And we will move heaven and earth and it was here to come and get you. Drew and Upper Darby. Talk Radio 1210. Hey, oops, sorry about that, Alan. Let me go to Drew here. Hey, Drew, good afternoon. Hey, hey, Dom, thanks a lot, man. Like, that Joe Kent, he calls himself an American. That, oh, it's pitiful. And with that kind of military background, et cetera, he just lost his mind. And so has Tucker Carlson to say the president was going to try to kill this guy. My God. It's unbelievable, Dom. And real quick, Dom, that sting, it reminds me back in the day a little bit when fugitives were wanted. Like in West Philly and they would get mail that says, hey, we're having a sale on TVs, buy one, get one free. And they show up to buy a TV and they're caught. You know what I mean? But imagine in Pennsylvania there were so many of them, dozens and dozens of them, Drew, and yet the media here doesn't report it. And Josh Shapiro isn't asked, well, what kind of state are you running with these guys from the Beka stands and all are driving trucks? It's unbelievable how slanted the media is. It's a joke, man. But, Dom, hey, you know what? All my answer, I hate to be like a downer, but like I'm all about success like everyone is. But in April of 1980, Don, this is what made me go into the military. You know, April of 1980, under President Carter, there was a rescue mission for the Iranian hostages. And the worst thing for airplanes and helicopters is sand. And this mission was doomed before he even started. There was a major sandstorm. And it disabled over half the helicopters. I think they were attacks. Right. The airplanes were C-130s. And the visibility was like near zero. And as a result, there was a collision in the desert. And we all remember the visuals I do. We lost. several, several American lives. It was so sad. And, like, one thing about Carter, he wasn't the greatest president. But you know what? Like R.P. McMurphy says in one floor of cuckoos, that's at least he tried, man, you know? At least he tried, but it failed, but he tried, you know, Dom, so I appreciate it. Thank you. Thank you very much. And who succeeded, Ronald Reagan, as soon as he, well, is on the inaugural day, they released the hostages. Why? Will you have a sense why? Joe of Exton, talk radio 1210. Hi, Joe. Afternoon. Yes, hello, Dom. Good afternoon. For my side answer, the Albanian woman, known as Mother Teresa, devoted her life to caring for people in India who were afflicted with leprosy.

Yeah, it doesn't, washing them, bathing them herself and leading other nuns. Yes, Mother Teresa of then Calcutta. And there's a school here. And just when you say Mother Teresa, you know, you're talking about, no bigger figure than that. My all-time favorites. And that would have been an interview. I didn't have the opportunity. Sophia Loren, Mother Teresa, I got to flip coins. Oh, boy, Rushmore. Yeah, Mount Rushmore. It was that close to Sophia the Wren. Sorry, the guy passed away. Oh, my goodness. Okay. More on the stuff from President Trump today with the media, and again, really getting into it with the New York Times, New York Times saying war crimes, work crimes, work crimes, you can't do those things tomorrow. I don't think Trump is going to do anything that will amount to so-called war crime, but tomorrow is a huge day. And tomorrow means... early in the midnight tonight in that sector. All right, but we got the lightning round. Let's get a winner. These have been great today. All-time rescue. Uh-oh. Xenips is in the on deck circle on Talk Radio 1210. Tom Chiodano on Talk Radio 1210, WPHT. The time has come for the final test. We usually call us the lightning round.

All right, good one. Leslie Fisherpine, Cajun Navy, rescue missions constantly. Those guys, well, I think the gravy seals, notice not sauce seals down in South Philly, rescuing Christopher Columbus. George Peketto rescuing Christopher Columbus from the box. Now that would have been hard for me to resist that one, getting him out of the box. Or as Leslie said, this show helped to get Columbus out of the box and put Larry Krasner in the impeachment box, so to speak, if I'm not twisting too many metaphors there. By the way, I'm still hoping this summer we hear the Frank Rizzo statue is back. I haven't heard it yet. Come on out there. What's happening with that? Should be a layup. I know it's difficult negotiations. Where? All right. Let's go to Zenos in Upper Darby. Hey, Zenos. Good afternoon, Dom, and this is for you and all the Catholic people out there, Christos Anesti. That means God has risen, and the reply to that, indeed is risen. I can't use that because I'm Orthodox. Easter is Sunday for me, so I can't use it. I give it to you. That's a sign of a deerman. Well, thank you, Zenos. Yes, for everybody and your whole crew. Now, when you were talking about the president, I think he's going to have a surprise. with the straits of Hormuz, not that other stuff. He's going to do something about that big where it's going to be, it's like pulling the cork in the bathtub and all the water runs out of it. You're going to see ships flying out of there. That is my opinion. Okay. Let's hope that happened soon. Yeah. and like no boots on the ground. So, but this is it. And that guy can't. He should be ashamed of himself. These people, Dom, and in New York slime, you know, I don't understand this. They're backing up terrorists. They're backing up these Somalis. They're backing up illegals. I don't understand what this country is doing, Dom. They're backing up everybody, but the soldiers. And you know what? Bringing them back goes back to ancient time. I'm not going to say from who. You never leave anybody behind. Exactly. That's it. Yep. That's ancient times. That's for my people, the Romans, they never did that. They never left nobody behind. Just like they would say, either you have your shield with you or come on it. Come on top of it. The Spartans. The Spartans. Yep. And my side answer is he had to be one of the greatest heroes in the War of Gettysburg was Chamberlain. He came to the rescue of the Indiana militia. you know, doing a, doing a fight there and freedom. So I have to go with Chamberlain. It was good. And we won that battle. And plus he became Governor of Maine. He was the best. I had a poster of him, man. He was the best. Thank you, Zinos. Thank you, as always. Wow. Going down the Euro left of Coney thing, where it's some information. By the way, Ro and I, it's two years. That was 2024.

We get the call there to bed and breakfast. It's Dan calling on a Saturday. I said, uh-oh. Earthquakes coming our way, a missile. No, it was that President Trump had been shot in Butler. But Gettysburg is worth it. The battlefield, the whole array there. It's doable. It's affordable. A lot of history. The guy we had was second to none. The bus tour, they take it through there. I think it's worth it. The mayor now of Gettysburg is another issue, as I seem to remember. The Earl of Tacconi. Hey, Earl, what's yours today? Let's see if I can do this without dropping the call this time. My answer would be Desmond Das, who was a conscientious objector during World War II, refused to carry a weapon, trained as a medic, toured through the Pacific, and on Okinawa... At the Battle of Haxall Ridge, when the Japanese counterattack the American advance, all the soldiers retreated, Esmond stayed on the escarpment, and through the dark, avoiding Japanese tappers, managed to save between 50 and 100 soldiers in the dark by himself, lowering them down the cliff base, and won the Congressional Medal of Honor due to his heroism by saving that many men by himself. Well put, he got the Congressional Medal of Honor and Fox News reporting there. I don't know if they have sources, but they think in this mission there will be medals of honor, meaning multiple people will get medals of honor to commemorate their vower and heroism. And that could happen pretty quickly here. It is a remarkable, very remarkable mission. All right, Michael and Wilmington, this is a good one. Think Jaws. Michael, what's yours? Hey, Dom. How are you, my good sir? That is so correct because I am, I wish I could do his voice better, but I'll put a little bit of the movie clip in there and get to my side answer. So 1,100 men went into the water, 316 men came out. The sharks took the rest June to 29th, 1945. Anyway, we delivered the bomb. I'll never put a life jacket on again. And this would be...

The way he said, the way he says, the bomb, yes, yeah. Yeah, the bomb. That would be the, but the true story, that would be the Indianapolis, the U.S. Indianapolis, 1945, where it was a very secret mission, and all those men who were dropped in that water were waiting there for, as Quinn said, three or four days until they were saved. Three hundred and sixteen men got saved that were in the water stranded. So that's my answer. USS, Indianapolis. That's a great one. You know, and it underlines the whole premise with the two nuclear bombs, what we were up against and the loss of life in just coming back from delivering the bomb, let alone anything else. All right, Kirk, a lot of these really caught on to it today. They were excellent throughout. What did you give us a couple you like? Fantastic. So two, Joe from Columbus with the firefighters that climb the flights and stairs on 9-11. And Robert for Ben Sailing with Patton and the Battle of the Bulge. Yeah, well, yeah, that's right. Yeah, turning a quarter million men to the rescue there, Best Stone, et cetera. Yes, you got it. Henry? Yeah, I second Joe's call. And I think Michael and Wilmington there at the end really encapsulated the question as well. Yeah, I like that. Michael and Wilmington, I like it. And I like to reciting the lines when you can do something like that. It really adds to it. So Michael, your name goes into the hat. We start the march toward Friday. when we pick out the winner. Follow on Twitter until tomorrow, and tomorrow, huge day, full coverage on what happens. Do we do anything more in Iran as the deadline happens? And by tomorrow, I mean, the middle of the night is when a lot of this could happen. Follow on Twitter at Dom Show 1210 at Dom Show 1210. Tony Bruno and Ms. Robin next on the afternoon show Talk Radio 1210, WPHT. Dom Jiodano, weekdays, noon till 3. From Talk Radio 1210, WPHD.