Who Is Funding The No Kings Protests? (Full Show)

Hey, it's the sports junkies. If anybody knows about die-hard sports fans, it's us. We get to live and breathe the excitement of the season all year long. For advertisers, that passion matters. It's exactly why sports radio performs for brands. People who listen to sports on the radio via streaming or on sports podcasts are nearly three times more likely to consider a brand that supports their favorite team. If you're interested in reaching sports fans, we have the playbook for you. Check out our comprehensive e-book, state of audio, sports fandom. Check out state... of audio.com. Tom Giordano on Talk Radio 1210, WPHD. All right, it is Dom time. By the way, this just broke. Tiger Woods arrest warrant obtained by Fox News, had two loose pills in his pocket, painkillers, that sort of stuff. It's a, we'll update you if there's anything more on that. But the big breaking news with all the things that are out there today. The U.S. Supreme Court, and I'm surprised they did this. Initially, my thought is they're only doing it if the kid is trans and they're saying or thinks they're trans. Let me put it that way. And they want to do conversion therapy. No, this is across the board. Now, upwards of 20 states have laws saying you can't do so-called conversion therapy. either talk or the physical. Now, the physical, you know, with these camps and some wild stuff that happened, that's one thing. The court is not saying that, but they are saying eight to one, Ketanji Brown Jackson, the only liberal progressive dunce that doesn't belong in the Supreme Court once again, says, well, this means that the states are not allowed to regulate health care in her view. What this is, it's a Christian counselor in Colorado. who has all the certification needed and does what's called talk therapy. And apparently might even acknowledge that the minor feels that way, but that dissuading them or comforting them and moving away from the... thought process of these ungodly surgeries and or other gender affirming cares if we know end up in tragedy. So this is a big moment, particularly with the other two, Keegan and Sotomayor, both signing off on this. Gorsuch wrote the majority opinion talking about what an outdated concept, freedom of speech. And as I said, Ketanji Brown Jackson is the only one who said, no, this can't be allowed. Now, you know where the ball's going to shift, and we'll bring, I'm sure, Mikie Sherrill, and the Jersey people, they're some of the worst on this. They were some of the worst early on. They'll probably say, well, we're going to fight it to the Supreme Court. I bet right now they're going to say, well, our negation of the First Amendment, we do it differently than do these others, okay? We'll see how that plays out. But as far as we know, the issue here is 8 to 1 with Gorsuch talking about. Yeah, all kinds of tyrannies. We'll say the First Amendment doesn't apply. Now, it doesn't seem to be they're indicating the physical with some of these things that were done and retreats or whatever. They're not going there. Talk therapy.

Why in the world would you not be able to address this issue if the parents are up for this? Now, you know, I don't know if they address, well, what if the kid is not and all those issues, but those, I think we already have laws around all this stuff. But this is a big moment. So people keep on it. Why in the world? Now, every progressive in the world is going nuts at this moment. Why in the world do they engage in this? Because they believe their base. And the road to political power in the Democrat Party is to be radicalized on this. And they believe the transgender vote in some way shape or former supporters is a lot more than what we know in the population. And to me, this issue is gold. Because of the fact, it underlines parental rights again. But also politically, we're winning on this. This is just another example. Look at what's happened in just the last couple of months on this very issue. It's been big. So if that's the case, why in the world would they continue to lose on this politically? And they will. Some of them kid themselves, and they try defenses. You've heard all them like, Why do you guys fixate on this? No, you're the ones that are fixating on this in creating this mythology about being in the wrong body to disastrous results across the country. As I said, this just came down a little while ago and it really is getting the other side fired up. And I wanted to co-join it with a story. And we have a little bit of sound from the coach of the Chicago Bulls. Billy Donovan, this will be cut 12. So we have a Bulls player who, you know, I looked at his stuff, not in depth. His main complaint in Instagram and other places has been he's against gay pride month in the NBA. It's an entire month. And he keeps on bringing up the words righteousness, righteousness. Now, looking at the totality of the stuff he has on social media, I think you could make the case that he does have. There's some issue here, not just on this, an overall mental health issue. Okay. Now, what would teams do if there were an overall mental health issue on other things? And a lot of people on Twitter, I don't know that I've seen them cite. You'd have to go way back. A Chicago Bulls player. who got waived or didn't get waived for something serious. But a lot of them were citing a guy recently with the Hornets, I guess, the last couple years, where there were serious domestic violence charges. And they kept them on the team. They may have suspended, but they kept them on a team and they work with him. So the issue is, why is this guy not being worked with if they think there's a mental issue here, in addition to the religious issue? On top of that, there is a running back for the New England Patriots, Travion Henderson, who said, blessed are those who are persecuted for righteousness. And it seems to be directed toward this. It wasn't just a random thing. So here's the coach of the Chicago Bulls. And he's in a top spot. I think he's just saying a bunch of words here. Again.

We all know if a guy can play well enough, particularly in the NFL, NBA too. And there's a problem. They're going to work with it if that guy can help them win because the margin of winning is so small. Now, this guy, you could argue he was injured. He's become more of a problem. But even there, they usually work with him. They don't waive him. So is it the Gay Pride Month thing? Yeah, I think that's a large part of it. He said stuff, too, about Judgment Day coming. People get nervous. about violence and all. I didn't see him say anything like that. But here is the coach of the Chicago Bulls, Billy Donovan. Billy obviously mused that the organization really doesn't love to embrace today with Jaden. First of all, did you see what it was transpired in the last couple days with him and the stuff he was posting? What was your concern level? Because it just, I mean, no one ever knows anybody. We got a brief meeting with him. But he seemed to be viral, what did you see? Yeah, I had not followed or seen that myself, but obviously Beth had shared with me some of the stuff that was going on, right? We've been on this road trip. You know, I would just say this, you know, at least since I've been with the Bulls, you know, we've got people in there from all different backgrounds, you know, inside the organization. So I think the first thing is how well organized, this goes for players, I think, coaches, everybody in that building, it's always been, I think, that the, what's been from the top, like, we're all going to work well together. You know, we're all going to basically take care of each other, and then we'll accept each other. I think we're going to be. hard working, we're going to be accountable and we're going to be respectful and we're going to be professional. You know, I think that's kind of what it's been. I know some of the things that we put out there. You know, I think it's a situation for him where, you know, it's on his own personal Instagram. I don't want to get into what he put out there, but certainly I hope for him, you know, he's okay. I don't know, you know, like I've had conversations with Jaden and stuff, and he's been always about who he has been having his name trying to bring up to what you want to play. But I think organization needs certain standards I think we want to have as an organization and try to move up to those each and every day. All right. So, come on. You know, again, get the guy help if he's irredeemable there and he can't play. You know, I think he was Henry. He was number five, wasn't he four years ago? He was a top five pick, yeah. Yeah. So there's obvious talent there, or at least there once was. But in fairness, you know, I know people that are MAGA are running with this. And part of me runs with it, too, as far as this is an area. We had a guy that played on the flyers. I know that thing he was Russian hockey. And he couldn't take part in pride. Now he wouldn't do it. Yeah. And this is something that, you know, the teams, I don't know if there's anything particular NBA players have to do around this. I guess there might be some pro forma nights. It is something where somebody religious in that manner is going to say, no, I can't participate in this. I'm against this. It's not righteous.

Okay. And at the New England guy jumping in, I think he's supporting it. And I know the media and the NBA and all these get very nervous. But I don't think it's solely that. But usually they would help the guy. Instead, he's just waived. That's where I mean, we all know how often this happens. You have near criminals or criminals that have a singular talent. Why do they put up with that? The point I made yesterday with Kaepernick. five years ago, seven years ago, whatever it was, is you know how much of radioactivity he must have? Because, well, Henry, I'm not going to defer to you, but I really trust your judgment on the same level. He's at least a backup quarterback seven years ago. I would argue if his mind is okay and he's not doing everything, he is a starting quarterback for maybe seven, eight, ten teams. probably uh i'd go as far as to say is yeah seven years ago he'd been a nice backup i wouldn't go i think he had lost his fastball as a starter okay i think well i see some of the guys starting and i'm like wow you know i yeah i i could agree there had some been some bad starters but like he he he was one of those guys in his last season he he just didn't have it anymore yeah but i think he's a backup He's a backup for sure, yeah. Exactly. If you needed him to start a couple games, yeah, you could go do that. All right. So if they're not putting him into that role, it tells you talent isn't what it was, plus he's radioactive beyond belief. So I think this guy is to them in that situation, but they can't be honest about it. But the gay pride thing is, they're calling him homophobic. He is arguably following a very literal translation of the Bible. All right, so we got both of those happening. We got a lot on that mural of the Ukrainian woman who was murdered on light rail. Okay, we'll have that going on. It's unbelievable. Henry's trying to get the guy on. I dare him. The state representative has said that mural doesn't belong there. Essentially, it's hateful, divisive. The mayor, too, in Providence. Well, let me give you this side question. I think it's a pretty good one. We labored over this one a little bit yesterday. I did anyhow. If you remember Cheryl Sandberg, Cheryl Sandberg was the it of the working women back in the day, not too long ago. I guess she was the day-to-day head of Facebook, among other things. She's founded an organization lean in that's high-powered, high-moneyed, and what she's pushing back on is the manosphere, and I can understand it. These guys are repulsive, every one of us. But the trad wife, which is a pretty harsh term, bad connotation for a traditional wife. So we're cooking up today and I just am loaded up. There's got to be a million of them. You know how it goes. Something associated with traditional families, traditional family values could be a person, a place, a thing, a show. Might even be negative. If we have a negative or two, you'll be in the running. So I'm going to take off the easiest one imaginable. I know it's dated, but you couldn't capture it better. And I'll tell you why. Leave it to Beaver. Joan was, the mom was home all day, were pearls no matter what. And Henry, I don't know about you and your family, but at ours.

They didn't clear the plates after each course, the dinner table. And when Ward comes home, what does he do? He takes off his suit jacket, but he puts on a sweater and he still has the formal coat. It's like, what the heck? Different time. Different time. And I'll take off my favorite family because I love Patricia Heat. Now, I've never gotten her on, the middle, the hex. I recommend it to you. It's subtle. But it is beautifully that family. I like to show a lot. Yeah, totally. Yeah, I'm with you on that. And it's middle because it's middle America. And in activity, I'll say bedtime story. Oh. Yeah. Oh, that's all. I like that. Good. Oh, we're on a roll today. Nice. Okay. All right, Henry. Yeah, I'm going to take a positive one and then maybe a controversial one as the second one. So the first, I'm going to take a person here. Let's start here. How about someone who followed the old adage, faith, family, and football? uh being a devout you know right catholic man having 10 kids you know raising them all together I'm, of course, talking about Philip Rivers, who, you know, is definitely more of a family man, you know, came back this year, played in the NFL because he had said, like, hey, some kids of mine hadn't seen me play at all because he had been retired for five years ago. Yeah, he's got so many. He's got so many, yeah. But he's like, I got to show them that dad can go out there and, you know, be someone, you know, who can play in the NFL at 45 years old. You know, and I think he exemplifies what it means to be like a family man, have good family value. Well, the wife certainly does, too. Let's not forget her. You talk about coming through in the clutch. Yeah. Oh, absolutely. Henry, I'm from the family of seven. How about you? Family four. Four. That's for the time you came up at this point in time. That is borderline big family. I would say four today is a big family. When you say, what do you mean? Total or just? Total. Like, well, five. I mean a definite big family. I'm a definite big family. I'm two. We haven't reached out, oh my God, two, not one. Although Sonny Hosten on the View thinks you're corrupt if you have kids, yeah. Oh, geez. She only has two. Punks both. Sorry about that. The other one, here's a, this is a tough answer because it goes both ways where he had some family values, but then he also had some values to his other family. And then he also says some hypocritical values. I'm talking about the fictional character Tony Soprano. Well, you know, supported, you know, supported his kids, you know, did what he had to for his family, even if they were, you know, violent actions or, you know, what it may be. And he also added his devotion to his mob family, his mafia family. So he definitely had values for both, even though he didn't treat either of them the best to do his abilities. But.

It's driven to some point. Yeah, definitely. That was one of our betrayals the other day, killing Christopher. Yeah. Yeah. How about yours, Kirk? I'm going to go with one, and I think he embodies family values, Charlie Kirk. He was in family, faith, religion, compassionate. You know, that's all those things embodies. biased family values and great valley of all schools is open just in the inquiry today a charlie kirk turning point great valley they're all interesting wow far the other way they're usually on the side of all the other stuff that we tell yeah surprise yep okay this is a big field today then so traditional family values families however you want to put it uh coming off Cheryl Sandberg gone after the trad wife syndrome is what she's calling it The Manosphere, yeah, stick to that. These guys are reprehensive, every one of them. Henry, you don't listen to any of these guys, do you? No. Even Joe Rogan, it's just like throw wild stuff out there. I can almost predict what it's going to be. He might be more skillful than the others, but it's the same, you know. All right, 855, 83912. Tam, we're going to talk with Colonel West today. A lot happening around the war, big time. Corey DeAngelis is all over this Colorado issue. He is the national figure around this. And is Alante in studio today or is, oh, good. He says on his Twitter is going to be making a lot of breaking announcements on the Dom Gerdano show. All right. So God knows what he might be up to. And we hear City Council might do the zero minute rule as it's to stop them. Just speaking two minutes a week at City Council. He's created the title wave this guy. He's got Stacey Garrity coming to a barbershop. All right, 855, 839, 12, 10, jump in. Hey there, I'm Kendra Adachi, and my show, The Lazy Genius Podcast, helps you be a genius about the things that matter and lazy about the things that don't, and you get to decide what matters. I'm not here to tell you what to do. I'm here to give you a new way to see. Episodes of The Lazy Genius podcast are full of compassionate time management tips and permission slips to do what makes sense for you. New episodes drop every Monday. Follow and listen to the Lazy Genius podcast on the free Odyssey app or wherever you get your podcasts. Tom Chiridano on Talk Radio 1210, WPHT. All right, Dom to your Danos show, 855, 839, 12, 10. That's how you get in. Family values, families coming off this Cheryl Sandberg thing, going after the Treadwife thing, just sounds so awful to me. Now, the view went nuts yesterday, more than usual. I'm going to play you Sunny Hosten in a month. This woman, Isabel Brown, who we tried to get on the show. I know, Henry, right? Too busy for local radio.

was at CPAC, and she made some remarks about having kids is brave today, given, you know, all the things that are gone on and all the pressures against that. And the view said, ah, she's pumping them out. That's, you know, it's reckless to be doing this. And the person, look, I know people go after Joyless Joy and Anna Navarro, but the real viper, the worst woman, the most hateful. Clearly, the most self-aggrandizing, clearly, is Sonny Hosten. I'm a lawyer. Here's Sonny Hosten's response to this argument about having kids is difficult today. And I think it's just... really reckless to be suggesting that people should have children. When you now know in this country there's this affordability crisis, and for a two-person household, a married household, you need over $400,000 for child care. Over $400,000. Most people don't make over $400,000. So she's advocating for people to be born into poverty, people not being able to feed those children, people not being able to educate those children, and people not being able to house those children. at the same time when this government is cutting all of the services that would allow people to have families and big families. And do you just not forget that she thinks over the lifetime of the child or what? No, no. It's a year. It's an annual income exceeding $400,000 to afford child care. What? What kind of insanity? It's all over the country. Stop. Stop it. I'm serious, Henry. Stop about that. Even Anna Navarro is like, what are you talking about, Sonny? Yeah, that's why she said $400,000 over the lifetime of the kid to raise the kid. We've all heard that number, which may or may not be true, but this lawyer who I looked it up, did argue once before the Supreme Court. Can you imagine Samuel Alito? Out, get the hell out of here. That's my ruling. Ms. Austin, sit down. Shut up. 400,000 a year. I don't think so. It's costly. We know that. There's difficulty. Okay, coming up, we'll talk with Colonel Allen B. West, and Colonel West really is one of my barometers about what happens next in Iran. And I'm going to develop this a little bit more later, Henry. You know how we had fun yesterday? And I can cede at some ground about the computer-driven balls and strikes thing, how it seems to have caught drama in some places. But there is something that is driving something. And I am with them. I'm with Bryce Harper. I'm with all these guys. You know what it is? It measures your real height. I'll go into details later on. This is outrageous. Yeah, we're talking about this on Thursday. Yeah. But your real height? No way. That's it. No way. We ought to be able to cheat an inch or two. Notice I don't go too far. Six, one and a quarter. I say my real height. You want me to say the full thing? Yeah, go ahead. I'm 6-2 and a 10th. Okay, well, that's good. I want that 6-1 and a quarter. If this machine, does they measure you in your shoes? Well, you should have cleats on. Yeah, I would wear. I think so. I'm getting cleats this size. Good luck playing in them. They're going to be still at a cleats. Now, they're saying there's an advantage, so you have a smaller strike zone then. Right. So.

I would hire if Major League teams ought to be hiring shrinket experts that would tell you how to shrink up, how to deheight yourself. They apparently do it all in the same time. So same time of day. But we'll develop it how much difference. Some of these guys were heightening by three inches. Oh, yeah. Bryson Stodd is 6-3. I've seen that guy. He's not 6-3. Yeah, we were talking about, on Thursday, we were talking about guys like Alex Bregman, who's like an all-perennial all-star third baseman. He's listed at whatever, 6-1. And it's like, nope, he's 5-9. But this is amazing how angry they are, and I'm in agreement with them. All right, let me squeeze one in before we go to the colonel. Joe and Columbus. Hey, Joe, welcome in. Tom, good afternoon. Happy New Year. Happy New Year, Joe. And specifically to Henry. Thank you, John. My side answer is all the images and connotations of a Billy Joel song. And it goes, well, we're waiting here in Allentown, and we spend our weekends at the Jersey Shore. It's those family vacations going, you know, back to the 60s and 70s from the Griswolds to your parents and my parents where we took road trips. Exactly, and Joe, the station wagon was a large part of that, was it not? Dom, we had a grandparent, you know, station, right? I did, too. Yeah. Oh, my God, it was that, it was that olive green. It looks just like the family truck, I'm telling you. That is a great one. That is, and that is a critical part of traditional families. Thank you, Joe, for starting us off. All right, 855, 8, 9, 12, 10. That's what we're looking for. Now, Colonel Allen West, it's sometimes forgotten, served in Congress, too. which was really interesting. I'll ask him to put on his hat there on a couple of things. But he's next. Situation we're in with the war is the same problem again. We're winning this overwhelmingly. But what do you do to open up the strait? And also, how do we declare victory and get out of there and not have a nuclear possibility behind? What is the safeguard? that we have to make sure, do we know how to do that, to make sure they're not developing a nuclear weapon? We're nowhere near that yet. 855, 839, 1210. Hey y'all, I'm Maddie. And I'm Poodle. And together, we host the podcast Reality Gays. We are two ridiculous homosexuals who love nothing more than talking about reality television and tearing in a new one. So whether it's 90-day fiancé, love is blind, love after lockup, or any other trash TV show about lonely hearts looking for love. Your gay besties got you covered, y'all. New shows every week. Follow and listen to Reality Gays wherever you get your podcast.

Talk Radio 1210, WPHT. It is dumb, and some of the all-time best. We have the ability to bring you here on Talk Radio 1210. I remember the first time I did an event with him out of Valley Forge. He was great on geopolitics, the military, of course. But basically, the wisdom, always follow what your wife says. That's the great Colonel Allen B. West with us here on Talk Radio 1210. You're only your colonel? She's a general. Yes, absolutely. I'm a private here. I'm not the colonel in my own house, though. But it's good to be with you, Dom. Absolutely. So we are seemingly at the same place almost from the first week where we started. I liked what Pete Hegseth, Colonel. I don't know if you saw it this morning, talked about his visit to see the troops, and he had a lot of personal stories, and he emphasized the skill and also the urgency they're operating under, but it's asymmetric, and you know that better than anyone in that theater. So what's your thoughts on what happens next to move us closer to getting out of this? Well, I think without a doubt the strategic imperatives, I think the objectives they went in, you've got to degrade the capability and capacity of the number one state sponsor of Islamic terrorism because you don't want the Houthis, Hezbollah, Hamas, and other organizations, al-Shabaab, to be able to have that lifeline. We know that the Houthis this past weekend joined in and they shot missiles into Israel from their base down there in Yemen, and they get those missiles from Iran. So that shows you how critical that is. The other thing is to degrade their ballistic missile capability and also the drone capability. And I think you've seen incredible success with that. They have ICBMs that they lied and said that they did not have. We saw it when they shot at Diego Garcia. Let me stop you there for a minute because that's critical, I think, Colonel, technical question there. How is it we wouldn't know that? That shocked me. Did it shock you, 2,500 mile? that they were able to hit how come we didn't have a sense of that i'm not um attacking i'm just saying it shows how clever they are or how hard it is to suss this stuff out Well, that's the thing. If you don't have a robust intel gathering capability and capacity on the ground to be able to do those things, you know, these facilities are deep, deep underground. And think about the eight years of Barack Obama, the four years of Joe Biden, which was Obama's third term, what they were able to do in that time period. And then, of course, we had presidents before that that allowed them to go forth and never really put them in check. There's a lot of capability there that we have to make sure that we take away. But without a doubt, the most important thing, two strategic choke points, the Strait of Hormuz and the Strait of Bob Al-Mandab that is coming out of the Red Sea, which is where Africa, Horn of Africa, and Yemen right there in that area. So we cannot have Iran and the Houthis, one of their proxies, being able to control those two very strategic global.

shipping lanes and i think that that is the number one thing that the trump administration has to do get the straits of hormones back open and if you decide to go in and and hurt their economic capability and uh... sees carg island then all the good for it because we've got to uh... strangle them can we not is it a pipe dream to say we can blockade that board their ships or disable them the iranians i'm talking about through that straight And that will make them believe we're serious about this and they have to open it up. No, you're absolutely right. I think that's one of the key things that the Navy should be looking at doing our maritime forces. And I know a lot of people are freaking out about, you know, troops going there. That's not an invasionary force. That's more of a strike operation package, ground package. When you talk about Rangers, Navy SEALs, a division ready brigade out of the 82nd out of station in Fort Bragg, a marine expeditionary unit, special operations capable. This is not occupying, you know, land for a long period of time. This is about going in and having a certain capability. So, yeah, we know that we saw down in the Caribbean, that we had special operators, seals, and what have you, going in and fast roping down on some of these ships. So that just gives another tool in the toolbox of the Scentcom commander and the commanders in the region that they can leverage against Iran. Colonel, put on your congressional hat for a moment. What a mess we have here. I understand Mike Johnson's point, but that clock is ticking. These guys unaware how it's ticking toward the midterms, which to me is existential. I mean, if they take over even one branch of government, we know how crazy they are at this point. What they will do is shut down everything at the best and at the worst. They'll go way beyond that. Well, I think one of the things, you know, Republicans are always playing checkers. The left is playing chess. And we have to always keep them on defense. We have to keep them on their heels. And now what do you see immediately? Well, the Republicans shut down the DHS. And this was all their fault. And so you've got to be able to outmaneuver these folks. And you've got to think two or three steps down the line. And I think it was very, very strategic move by President Trump. Say, look, I'm going to sign an executive order and make sure these people get paid. And look at the callout rates have already dropped with TSA agents. So that's how you have to go against the left because now I think I saw Congressman Jim Himes come out and say, well, we have to question whether or not the president should do that. And even there on, I think it was Face the Nation, they asked, are you saying that you don't think that the president should have paid these TSA agents? That's what you have to do. Always put them in an untenable situation. And I think that sometimes we're not good at that. absolutely i think he should have done it even sooner i know he was trying to temper it and do everything that he could by bringing in ice etc but i would turn it loose the lesson from this is do it even quicker who in the world they're they're going after tyler perry because he gave a bunch of agents a thousand dollars in gift cards that doesn't look good american people are not going to be on that side i don't care what their politics are No, you're absolutely right. And guess what? You know, Tyler Perry may not ever come out and be a constitutional conservative, but he would definitely say, you know, why are these people attacking me? Because that's what the left does. The left will eat anyone that does not agree with their delusional deranged agenda. And so I think that that's the type of thing that we want to see happen going to the midterms. Like we saw these no kings rallies over the weekend, they are out of control.

Absolutely. So what occupies you day to day now? Well, what is it that you're mainly involved in? Well, again, with the American Constitutional Rights Union, we are working real hard with sheriffs across the country because they're being attacked by governors, Attorney General, state legislatures to keep them from working with ICE. And so that's a big deal. We're called the Defender Initiative, so you can go to theacrU.org to see that. But also, I'm being asked to go around the country a lot and talk about Iran because... You know, I kind of understand this situation. Been over there, done that, and I can talk about it from a military and also a congressional perspective as well. Any in our general area, you know, we'll be there and we'll bring the troops, so to speak, any time that you're here. Absolutely. I will definitely let you know anytime I'm up there in Philadelphia. Just, you know, just don't go out there chanting. E-A-G-A-E-S-E-E-S-E-E-S-E-E-E-S-E-E-E-E-S-E-E-A, okay. We will, you forgive you that. You're in Dallas, after all. I mean, what are you going to do? You're not a basketball guy at all. I don't remember, are you? Well, not NBA, but I mean, my volunteers just got a, you know, taken behind a woodshed by Michigan Wolverine this weekend. And, you know, that's the question. I mean, Tennessee has a great team, but there's another level that you go to. And I think you see that with these teams. And so we got to try to get to that next level. I don't like the money. I don't like the NIL. I don't like the transfer portal. I just wish we'd get back to good old-fashioned college sports and where kids stayed there for three, four years, and played for a school. Well, I might surprise you. I kind of like it. You know, why? I just think they were abused. They were abused. Well, you can give them a stipend. I think there's no, you can give them some type of stipend. But when you start having kids that are making millions of dollars, you know, 18, 19 years, they don't know how to handle that. And furthermore, if you're paying a quarterback 6 to 7 million, What are you paying the offensive lineman? Okay. There's a life lesson there. Be a quarterback. Yeah. So, Colonel, where do we find you on social media until we get you here again to Philadelphia? Yes, sir. You can find me on all those platforms out there, except for that TikTok, because we know China's bad actor. And also dacrU.org. You can find me on Substack. And, of course, you know, the books that I have, they're out there. You can get them at Amazon or Barnes & Noble. Absolutely. Colonel, thank you. Thanks for coming on today. All's a pleasure. Thank you. God bless. Take you.

All right, Henry, people are startled when I say, you know, the anti, yeah, I have really come to see that, not even stipends. And I'll, come on. You know what, is it Tuberville or is it? How's he pronounced? Tommy Tuberville. Yeah, it's an idiot. He's just a complete stone cold idiot. And they just keep on griping. These kids, not the colonel did that, but Sabin, too. And they were making $6, $7, $10 million a year. Give me a break. I agreed with what Sabin was saying. It's where the education part has kind of got thrown to the side. Because, yeah, you know what? Maybe they make a few million here. But, like, say, you don't make the NFL, and then they're just what? after college. Well, you got some millions of dollars. Yeah, but how long is that going to last? Well, how many of these guys from Alabama are rocket scientists? That's what I'm saying. Yeah. But they don't have a degree. Say they leave early or whatever. Say they transfer because they're not getting enough playing times or someone else throws a bag out. They weren't going to get it anyhow. What? They weren't going to get a degree anyhow pretty much. Well, that's what I'm saying. So they don't get a degree, but they have the million dollars. They blow it. Then what? Well, better than some guy who just went there to play football and has no money, I guess. At least there's a shot. I'm more saying, come on. These guys are not studied. Look, I'm, again, go get your money, chase your bag. But, like, at the end of the day, yeah, they should have degrees. Like, that should matter. You shouldn't have people like Carson Beck, you know, being like, oh, I haven't gone to class in two years. That guy really bothers you. I love it. He bothers me, too. Yeah, like, I'm okay with guys playing five years. They're getting a graduate's degree. Like, good for them. But, like, yeah, it has to be about. Getting an education too. It does. Okay. 855, 839, 12, 10. You heard Colonel West. Great stuff from that. We might be in the works anyhow. Victoria Coates every Friday might be with us pretty soon, which is huge. Nobody better than the people we can bring you on this situation. And again, we're at the same point we were before a lot. We put them behind the eight ball, but they don't care. They're not playing eight ball. God don't knows what game they're playing. Some other made-up game. You scratch on the eight ball. You lose. No, we don't. They're playing a snooker. Yeah, and after every shot, you have to slow down and negotiate and have a conference with them forever. This is what they do. 855, 839, 12, 10. All right. Hit his all-time family value. Something associated. It can be a film. It can be a book. It can be an activity. Great ones out of the box. See some good ones on Twitter. Hit us with yours. Alante McCauley in studio again at one because his day job intrudes this week on Holy Thursday. I can't be at City Council. They get a break. I don't know if they hold counsel on Holy Thursday. Probably. It's not a holy to have it. And I got a lot on Uber and why I think Uber can beat Philadelphia, unlike, it's like the soda tax battle again.

Uber is really muscling up on this robbery of charging people to use Uber. All right, in Philadelphia, it's just too fun to fraudulent school district. 855, 839, 1210. History That Doesn't Suck is a legit, hard-hitting American History Podcasts told through entertaining stories. Join me, Professor Greg Jackson, for History That Doesn't Suck, an Odyssey podcast, available on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever you get your podcasts. On Talk Radio 1210, WPHT. All right, it is Dom time. Just another lesson in why our mission, if you're a Republican, what you should wake up every day, trying to cut, even if it's by the most minuscule amount possible, any tax you can for any group of people. And saying, hush, shut up to those who say, well, I'm not getting anything. You are. It's a movement. Mikie Sherrill, who promised no new sales tax, this is now. pushing the rate to 9.625% in the Meadowlands for the upcoming World Cup. Almost 10% of a sales tax if you're there. And some of these items could be pricey, right? Plus hotel surcharges, a ride share fee, and a sports betting level. Now, how in the world does that benefit the tourist economy? Well, you know what they think? It's they have you. They've got you. You got to go do this if you want to play for that. So they're going to gouge you. Then they're going to talk about predatory gouging by private businesses. So Republicans just got to be focused. Put on your uniform. Even the smallest thing, even the most arcane tax, every day fight to chip away. Because they are fighting on the other side to the death. They, it's, they're vampires. This is what they live for. to have us in a situation where there's nothing you can do about it and to 10% just of a sales tax if you're at the stadium here. Wow. In addition to everything else they put you through. Well, they got you. You want to go to the World Cup? World Cup's only here once. You know, if I were advising that, which I'm not, I would tell them, make it 20%. What are they going to do? Hey, kid, you can't, you're not going to get a soda here. You know, or a pennant or whatever, you get at a World Cup. You know, first of all, I think this is a crowd I'm not impressed with going to the World Cup. So make it 25%. I'd be a part of that crowd if I could afford it. How much is it ticket? For like a bad game. Last I checked, there was like 220. So is that for like Curacao versus. Cote d'ois. But it's made up place. You're making it up. Stop it already. Those are very real. Carousel. Yeah. Bulgaria. I got Bulgaria as a nil-nil here. I'm waiting on the nil-nil. I always would bet on the nil-nil. What kind of sport is it where they actually have a word for zero? Come on. Let's go to Lance. In South Philly, he's on Talk Radio 12th day. Hey, Lance. How are you on, Dom? Good. I don't want to disagree with the colonel, but I will. No boots on the ground, no Navy sales, no strike force, no nothing. We have a superior Navy. We have a superior Air Force. We have technology at our fingertips. If it takes ships going around the Horn of Africa, yeah, you know, the price of gas and oil and diesel will go up. But if that's going to stop...

Any American soldier from coming home in a body bag, I just have to bite the bullet. Well, Lance, I'm in agreement with you. And the thing of it is he did agree that we could blockade them and stop their commerce, stop their oil, disable. Board ships, I'm in favor of that. I mean, that's some risk. That's a little bit different than putting boots on the ground in Iran. We could stop them. That's what we ought to do. Right now, now I'm boarding ships. You know, that's here we go again. Now you're putting boots on the ground but it's floating in the ocean. It seems, Lance, I, you may have talked me down from that high there. It seems as if, though, they don't seem to respond. You know what I mean? When we take over a ship that way, at least when we've done it in the past, I see that as a little bit better shot than going to that island. Hey, the British didn't invade Jamaica. They waited the pirates out. Well, our economy and everything else is going to be a long, you know, it's urgency is part of this. But I do think we can blockade them more than anything else. I understand, you know, we're going to feel, we're going to fill a pinch. The summertime is coming. People want to go down the shore. I understand it. But we can't have somebody to come home in a bag. Look, I respect that. And, you know, put people on the other side. Well, how many casualties is okay? And that would be an interesting answer. Well, zero. Well, right. I mean, nobody wants to say some other number, but in their minds, they're thinking, well, you know, if it's this, it's that and all that. And then it escalates. Pretty much. Yeah, pretty much. Definitely. And then we're, you know, we're back, and we're right back to ground zero. Exactly. So, Lance, what's this side today? Okay, I'm going to go with a TV show that I grew up on. I really enjoyed it. I'm going to go with the Little House on the Prairie. I loved it. But something that your dad taught you as a value or as a life lesson, teaching you how to swim. Just throwing you in there and letting you swallow a gallon of water before he jumps in and saves you. Lance have you had kids? Would you do that with them? I don't know about that. I did. Oh, my God. Oh, my God. Yeah. And you think they were better for that, huh? Listen, and listen, even my two-year-old granddaughter can swim. Okay. Was she thrown in, though, or how did that go? No, my daughter waited. He had a heart to do that. I hear you. Oh, man. He just came from no casualties to throwing a kid in the pool, sink or swim. Oh, my goodness. Lance, unbelievable. All right, little house in a prairie is a good one. All right, coming up, Alante McCauley in studio with us, as always, he's got some big announcements. I'll ask them about no kings, et cetera.

Phone lines to get in are 855-839-1210. The big story so far today, Supreme Court 8 to 1. Ketanji Brown Jackson says, yeah, you can use talk therapy, conversion therapy on kids. I'm waiting to see what New Jersey says because they say it's illegal to do it. Supreme Court says something different. 855-839, 12-10. Dom Giudano, weekdays, noon till 3, from Talk Radio 1210, W-P-H-D. Dom-Giardano on Talk Radio 1210, W-P-H-T. It is Dom-Time, and, you know, over the years I talk about the first time I met Scott Presler, it was out in Kensington, I was like, Oh my God, a lady from Gladwin just went to knock doors with him. He was that mesmerizing. But I was telling Alante McCauley, who's in studio with us, YouTube.com slash 1210 WPHT, the first time I saw him at City Hall in January, I saw this guy with a MAGA hat on, and it looked like the seas were parting around him of city council. And the first time it was like, oh, it's a curiosity. The second time, it was like, that guy again. And by the time we've gotten to the last week, they've actually cut it from two to one minutes. Welcome back. Alante. Is that rules still in play? Do you know? Is it only one minute you can speak now or two? We're going to find out. I'm not sure. I won't be able to be there this week because of Easter Sunday work schedule changes. But we're going to keep an eye on that. And we're going to see if they stick the one minute or put it back up to two. You do a lot in two minutes. It's like an Eagles quarterback time out. All right. Let's get back in there. But you have some big announcements today because of your work there. And then your knowledge of social media. Your passion, the flag waving, the MAGA hat, et cetera. This is caught on. Dinesh D'Souz is a friend and a friend of the show. Awesome. He reposts you, attach you out there. And that's happening constantly. So what are you announcing today? Well, April 27th, we had a scheduled event with our great Republican governor, candidate, Stacey Garrity. She was coming to North Philly tour barbershop for a flag wave in a town hall. And everybody knows that I'm running for Philadelphia, GOP, State Committee. And because of this, this is scared to Philadelphia GOP chairman Vince Finnerty. And it's his squad. They are afraid that if we do this event, that it would kind of look like an endorsement from Stacey Garrity. And it would pretty much be a foregone conclusion that I would be the winner come May 19th. So they have been making phone calls behind the scenes and putting pressure on. And this is, listen, Stacey Garrity is a great woman, a great candidate. And she's just like. President Trump trying not to let it all burn down. It's like, you know, you have to work with certain people, your colleagues, and then you got to have to also work with your grassroots team. So I am trying to be that voice for her and say, we need to be one unified team right now. This is not about the Philadelphia GOP state committee run.

This is not about anything but beating Josh Shapiro. So what I would like to ask Vince Finney to do is stop the behind the scenes phone calls. Come join us April 27th. The whole entire Philadelphia GOP, every ward leader, we need to be unified. We cannot wait another month. We cannot put any more time off in order we have to get state security in front of the voters. And she's trying her best, but it's just one person. And she needs an army behind her in order to beat Josh Shapiro. And this is in a diverse neighborhood. Well, I don't know how diverse it is where you are. It's primarily minority. It's a heavily black neighborhood. Yeah. So it's a great opportunity for the GOP to wave the flag and be there. And it's your proof of it. You can make a breakthrough. There are people that are willing to listen because any number of Democrats. are forced, it seems. I'm thinking, I don't know if you saw the Chicago Bulls player we've been talking about today. Oh, yes. Who opposed the gay pride month. Yeah. And he may have some zone mental issues, but they just cut them because of that. They waived them because of that. Right. And this is where the Democrat Party is that type of stuff. Yeah. So you go into a neighborhood where you and I are in Philadelphia and you tell people, this is the tough stuff they support and they're like, oh, you know, the trans stuff, for example. Or you once on a show say, why are they not telling him, Nikki Minaj is there with President Trump? Yes. Yeah, that's what they ought to be doing. Right. Absolutely. And this is the, me running for, listen, I don't have the horses to take over this chairman race this year. This is going to be a multi-year battle. But that's neither here. Right now we need to come together. We don't need to be fighting. So to your point, last year, me and Mina Corals, the head of Flip, Philly Red, we got. Josh Prince, who was running for the Commonwealth Court last year, Maria Batista, who was running for the Superior Court to come to North Philadelphia, to once again, to a barbershop. You know that these are low propensity voters. These are Democrats. These are people that said, I've never, even from the Democrat side, had somebody that was running to be a judge come speak to me. So, you know, that's a powerful look right there, you know, and you know how scared. The other side would be to know that, you know, we're actually going into these communities that have been forgotten by the Philadelphia GOP. So this is the energy and the ideas that I am trying to bring. But Stacey Garrity, she needs some help. Listen, guys, you guys are going to have to make phone calls to everybody that's watching this show. You're going to have to make posts. You're going to have to make phone calls that this April 27th event happens. If you do not say anything, then... This event doesn't happen and it goes away because the Philadelphia GOP wanted it their way. And what time does it start? 11.30 to 2 o'clock. It's at a great time Monday morning. You know, we had the bikers. We're talking to the bikers for Trump people. We're trying to get the founder. I've been speaking to him. And so, like, we're trying to get, you know, a big coalition down here. Cliff Mahoney. You know, we're talking to everybody. All-timer. Right. So we can get this big show down here. And a great town hall. Ask the tough questions. Whatever you want to ask Mrs. Garrity. Let's get it done so the voters can come out. We can rally the base and we could go.

when in November? Yeah, I don't think Josh Shapiro is going to be taking those kind of questions. No, he's busy trying to get the Crown Act. That's what he did. He signed legislation with hair laws, and that's what he's busy doing. Exactly. And you're doing it a barbershop. I've been talking with Great Minds Think of Life. Right. And Stacey Garrity is the type of person that will take those questions. Yeah, she's a fighter. Yeah, definitely. So let's make this. I hope to be there at 11 because I have the show to do. Right. But where is it being held? I had the, it's on a flyers in North Philadelphia. It's in the Logan area. So, yes, it's the right off, it's right literally on North Broad Street. Okay. So it'd be plenty of parking, especially around that time. And, you know, the flyers that we're going to continue to promote it, but we're going to need the Patriots across the whole entire Commonwealth that kick and scream about this because the Philadelphia GOP, but what they're notorious for for cutting deals with the Democrats. They like to work against their candidates. And we're trying to put a stop to that. That's what Flip Philly Red is about. Have, has anybody nationally talked to you about that, because we all know, Pennsylvania is the ultimate swing state, if Philadelphia does a little bit better, even a couple percentage points in a statewide election, be a federal or not, we win. Yes. It's a big help toward that. So I see people will reach wheat or put you out there, but are you talking to any of these people nationally? I mean, a lot of people reach out to me. I've been on a lot of podcasts. So nationally, I am getting a little bit more recognized, especially with a lot of top influences. And to your point, President Trump went against the normal Republican guard rails. They say, You know, you don't have to pay that much attention to Philadelphia. You make one or two trips down there closer to the election time. And you try your best. He said, no, I'm going in there early summer. He went to the Lear Corps Center. He got Democrats, independents of Republicans to vote for him. He went against. The grain, and he did great turnout. He did great with the Hispanic community. He did great with the black male vote as well. We got a lot more work to do with the black women vote. But, you know, let's talk about that. What is we have to do in your view? Black males, I think you're right. Now, I don't know if other Republicans can do that. You might. Trump is the only one so far. But black women, in your view, what's the number one thing here that we have to do? Listen, I'm not a guy who claims to have all of the answers. I have a lot of creative ideas and I come with a lot of energy. But that's a, that's a harder fight. And that's going to take... I agree with you. That's why I asked you. I know it is. I know this is the ultimate. That's a hard of fight. And it goes to education and the indoctrination, these buzzwords that we talk about. And so when you... I try to tell them that we've had black women or even just black people at the highest levels. We've had them in the White House. We've had them on the Supreme Court right now. We've got them in Congress. We have them in the city hall right now. So it's not a level that black women or black men have not reached in this country. So nobody's holding you back. It's just that, you know, it's just that message of trying to drill that in this opportunity. And so we just can have more town halls, more meetings and say, listen, Philadelphia, GOP.

Go into these neighborhoods and talk to these people. They care. We have common sense people in these neighborhoods. But if you do not make the effort, if they do not see a Republican presence, if you just do the run of the mill, you do your donor dinners, if that's all you do at the Union League, if that's all you do, you're going to get what you continue to get. Yeah, exactly. So I don't know if you saw this. I wanted to ask you. I was waiting. I talked about it myself. Colin Kaepernick now, reading program used by the city of Philadelphia. He talked about indoctrination. All the books, he celebrates black Marxist. We know how anti-copy is. Right. The education, should go to the Philadelphia public schools? Yes, I did. What school? Both, but I went to, I went to Henry H. Houston School. Oh, yeah, sure. Yeah, yeah. Right. I went to Germantown High School for a year, but I graduated from Bishop McDavitt High School. Oh, so to my son. I didn't know that. Okay, Alante. So the schools, anything under you talk about a lot of things at City Council. You haven't had the opportunity to talk about schools yet. Your thoughts? Oh, wow. So, yes, the indoctrination level is how we got, right now, we got grades three through eighth. Our kids have a proficiency level at 34% with reading. And math, they have 25%. So, you know, it's not about money. They keep talking about, you know, we need more money, more money. We grow our administration, non-teaching administration, and yet we have, you know, fewer students in school. So it's not, it's not a money issue. It's more so about how you're running your organizations. and things of that nature. We have a problem with our teacher unions. It's a very nuanced conversation. So, yes, I've not had the opportunity to talk about more about schools because it's not necessarily been on their agenda every week. You know, they talk about a lot of different topics. But as soon as I see that, soon as I see that on the agenda, I'm going after it. Well, you're on hiatus this week due to your day jobs. You have a couple of them, so that's good. But you'll be back in two weeks. Yes. And again, where did people find you, particularly the Stacey Garrity event? It's on at this point, as far as we know, right? It's shaky. It's shaky right now. So we need everybody to kick and scream about it. But the flyer will circulate. We're going to get you guys to Flyer 1210. Okay. Dom to Dom show. And we're going to make sure we're going to post it. And hopefully you guys make enough noise and tell Vince Friendy to cut it off. Yeah, exactly. I don't know if getting her on, I don't want to publicly put her in the middle of it. But this is why I'm speaking up because she's doing her best. She has to worry about a governor's racing. She doesn't have time to be dealing with this nonsense. Exactly. No, they ought to be there with you. Share the whole thing with you. Let's reach out to Northville. Let's come together. Exactly. Vince. Come on now, you and I said at Mulligan's. We want you to get on board with this. We'll all be there together. We'll all say hello. We'll publicize everything. Where do we find you on Twitter, et cetera? At Alante McA-L-A-N-T-E-M-C-A-U-L-E-Y, and that's across all platforms. Thank you, Alante. Thanks for coming in today, as always. And we'll see you next week. Yes, sir. City Council, be ready. I'll be there. Don't give them a minute. Come on, two and a half minutes. That's all we need. That's all I need. All right. Coming up.

Why is a mural that America supports 80, 20 at least, out of bounds in Providence? It's a mural of that young woman from the Ukraine who was killed brutally on a rail line. We have a jail phone call to his sister from the guy talking about the government made him do it. And this guy was on the streets to do this. All straight ahead with Dom on Talk Radio 1210. Hey, guys, Fly on the Wall is back for another season. That's right. On audio and video every Monday and Thursday. Follow and listen to Fly on the Wall everywhere you get your podcasts. Tom Cheerado on Talk Radio 1210, WPHD. All right, it is Dom time, 855, 839, 12, 10, all-time family values. The church lady on Twitter was a good one. You know, it's sort of a send up, a satire. It doesn't have to be all positive. But something associated with that person, placer thing is what we are looking for. And, you know, this is what the Republican Party should do a lot more of. Stacey Garrity going. to North Philly, they're on Broad Street, the barbershop, town hall, et cetera, registration. You don't get better than that. It's an opportunity. Sure, the media will cover it. And you know, I'll be saying, oh, well, what about this? She seemed uncomfortable. Yeah. Some white guy from the inquire, how comfortable are you there? Come on. Give us a break, right? Yeah, then they go, well, why don't Republicans go there? Well, because you bash them, you come up with all kinds of reasons every time they do. The broader thing with this is Trump has broken through, or at least he did in 2024, with African-American males. There is no doubt about that. Now, can another Republican sustain that? And what are the things that sustain it? And with Latinos in general, particularly here in Pennsylvania, he broke through. Can we sustain that in some way, shape, or form? We'll see. But that's the challenge. It's not easy. And in a statewide race in Pennsylvania, it really matters. It makes a big difference. All right, Corey DeAngelis, the ultimate in school choice and taken away the power of the teachers union, but he's a huge parental rights guy. He's an unbelievable guess. He'll be here at 1.30 breaking down the Supreme Court decision in Colorado. We led to show with it. It said, yeah, I mean, I was shocked when I saw this morning because I didn't know this case was building up. conversion therapy. I remember over in Jersey and Chris Christie was one of the people that was against it the most. Now we're not talking about taking a kid off in the woods, some physical rousting to try to say, no, you're not trans. We're talking about talk therapy and we're talking about minors. And what we're seeing, and Democrats still don't know this yet, what we're seeing is a sea change here. Because what we're seeing is the Supreme Court today, 8 to 1. It was only Ketanji Brown Jackson. We saw this big defamation, this big payout, a couple million dollars about a month ago around this very issue. We're seeing around the country. We're not seeing Children's Hospital of Philadelphia. They're too powerful. Snobby. They say science-based. They don't care on this issue. It's full steam ahead.

with what is bad science. And the Supreme Court essentially, I think, is saying some of that here. And they're saying the First Amendment, if the parents want to try this, why in the world should that be banned? Ketanji Brown Jackson says, well, the state has a right in matters involving health in her view. It was one of the weakest arguments imaginable. She is the epitome of an affirmative action choice. Really? Maybe one of the worst we've seen. She's the one, as you know, who couldn't define what a woman was and wouldn't define it if she could define it. So this conversion therapy ban being lifted is just another story. Yeah, but Dom, I want it over. I want the country to agree. I want them to stop all this. I don't want males and female sports. Well, it doesn't work that way. There's no one decision. And even if you do get it from the Supreme Court, progressives are going to fight this every inch of the way. And I'm okay with that. As long as we're winning and we're winning big here, this is still going to be an issue, though. And when you tell people about this, we're just talking to Alante. African-American males would be one example in the last election. You know that with Kamala Harris. They go, what? Democrats want to do that. So here's one that I just saw today in USA today. Progressives are embracing polyamory and making it political. Now, this is the notion in broad terms. It's not like polygamy, you know, that are polyandry. But it's a bunch of people living together around sexual relationships and living in the same house. And Democrats, what's the evidence of at USA today? Well, Olympia, Washington, city council voted unanimously to add diverse family and relationship structures to the city's anti-discrimination law. Not to be outdone. Portland passed similar legal protections in March. They say that nobody should fear they could jeopardize their job, their housing, or their ability to live in public as their authentic self. Several other cities, Oakland, Cambridge, Mass have passed these provisions. So we're starting to see Democrats get behind this nationally. And I think it's a political loser for them. They're constantly finding things that are outside the norm. Even if people don't get crazy. about it, it's outside the normal. It's like, why are you continuing to engage in this stuff? And they can't see for everybody that they pull in, there are a lot of people that think you can't trust these guys. If I can't trust you, you can't tell me what a woman is. Why am I going to trust you on something complicated like tax policy or the war or God knows what? I'm not going to do it. And we saw that play out with Kamala Harris. We're going to see it play out with a lot of other Democrats and they don't know how to get out of that. Some of them are more skilled, the great Dodger, Josh Shapiro on this. But in the end, it's almost impossible when you have to cater to these people that want the abnormal.

And this decision today is just another example. I mean, that's too progressive. Sotomayor is pretty progressive. Elena Kagan, not so as much, but they went along with the six. And it was only Ketanji Brown Jackson who said, no, no, no, I don't believe in the First Amendment here. You can't take the kid to somebody who's going to try to dissuade them or give them therapy, this woman's license. And Colorado is a place where... Look, they were one of the first that I know statewide than at recreational marijuana. Yet, remember the baker. Remember the Colorado baker who said, yeah, I'll bake your cake, but I'm not going to be engaged in things that go against my religion. He, you know, is a bit iffy on Halloween even. And remember the hell they put him through, not once but twice. So it's a state that has a history of this sort of stuff trying to shut up therapist. And the woman that brought the suit is a licensed therapist. It goes back to 2019, though. It took that long to get this decision today. So these are all things that matter moving forward. We'll talk with Stacey DeAngelis, Corey DeAngelis, about that. And a little bit later, we're going to talk with our buddy, Azra Nomani. who was just off Fox, he's got great insight into how much of this money, the No Kings thing, billions potentially of the infrastructure, is the front, is the thing that moves this forward. All right, so getting at 855, 839, 12, 10. Now, as far as the mural, here is a state representative in Providence, suddenly where this is gone. And it's people, well, first of all, let's play 13. Here is from Daily Mail they got this, the Charlotte killer. Remember the Ukrainian woman, right? Remember the murals going on across the country so that we don't forget about her. And it's not even a tragedy. It's just an outright outrage that this guy wasn't in jail. So in this phone call with his sister. The man who killed her, allegedly, that we saw on the train, is so whacked out, he's talking about the government putting materials in his body, and that's why he has problems with stuff. Now, he exhibits this when he was on other charges and other trials. So hearing this, how is it that this guy was allowed out? I would put him in prison, you know, if they say, well, there's no other place to put him in prison. He's not going to be out there to kill one of us is what it comes down to. Yeah, but we ought to have good. Build more places that are not prison, but he's kept away from society. But we're not taking a risk on this. Listen to this. Listen to this. So you said something in your body did what? Nah, the material, I feel like the material using my body to stab related. And so she just got stabs. Yeah. You know, that's not me. I'm talking about this for no reason. But since they did that, since they did that, now they've got to investigate the material in my body is supposed to. Since they want to do all that, now they got to investigate.

It's from, she's from the Ukraine. She's from Russia. And, you know, they got a war, they had a war going on against the United States. So I'm just trying to understand, out of all people, why her? That's, hey, it is, I don't have nothing. They just lashed out on her. That's, that, that, that's what happened. They last out on her. Who else working out? Who was working the, who was, whoever was working the material that last out on? All right, whoever was working the material, they lashed out on, meaning the material in him, put in him, that's why it happened. He has nothing against her. He doesn't even know. Now, this guy on his phone call was exhibiting this. You can't. This guy's not going to be play acting when he's in court. And he's maniac judges and the system there let him to be on the streets to ultimately murder someone else. How often do we see this? constantly, what side is on it, progressives on the other side, talking about his rights. Well, look, if he's mentally ill, I still will give him the death penalty because I think he knows enough to know it's not right, whatever the other things going on with him. But even if you don't want to do that, you think this guy ever should be allowed out. And it's a serious thing. You're restraining his freedom for life, potentially. But yeah, just being behind her. The devil made him do it. The material made him do it. He didn't know anything about her. He tells his sister here, it had nothing to do with anything. And whoever was working in the material that day did it. And that's why she's dead. That's why she was killed. Now here's the guy, and we'll talk about it after Corey. This is cut 11. Here's David Morales, the state representative in Providence. The mayor is a coward. He won't talk. He issues statements. about why the Irene mural, the famous one, this woman who was killed, why that can't stand, why it can't be up on the side of the wall in Providence. Ultimately, we want to make sure that every community member that calls Providence home feels safe. And we can both agree that this mural behind us does not reflect Providence's values, nor does it reflect the creativity that we want to see in our city. All right. So it doesn't reflect that. This poor woman who was murdered because of this guy and the people that propagate this system, that cannot stand on the wall. It happens to be on the side building, too, of a gay bar, I believe, in Providence. It cannot be in that community. And guess what? They're taking it down or they're painting over it now, whichever one or both. And the artist who put it up said, what's this about? What are you kidding me? It can't stand in this community. Now, I'd love to have this guy on. I'll just shut up and let him talk four or five minutes before we get into it. But this is where up against your system progressives kill this woman, and yet we can't put that up even though there's hundreds of murals there. That's divisive. It's not Providence. It's not the values that we share. Why? Because you're exposed. Because people are tired of this. All right. Corey DeAngelis is next. The evangelist of school choice to break down this big Supreme Court decision. 855, 833, 9, 12, 10, that's how you get on board. Let me tell you first about Dr. Bentz. Your smile is more than just a first impression. It reflects your overall health.

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Yeah, I mean, Republicans would love it if the Democrats continued down on the wrong side of this 80, 20, maybe even a 90-10 issue at this point where, you know, parents don't want transgender insanity and the schools. I mean, they want to focus on math, reading, and writing, and, you know, they want their taxpayer money well spent, and they don't want their kids to be confused, and they certainly don't want secrets to be kept from parents. So I think this ruling is going to have. far-reaching impacts. I think there's, you know, at least a dozen other states that have these kinds of bans on the books like Colorado had. So that I basically believe that this Supreme Court case would have the implication of overturning all of those state-level policies to trample on the First Amendment rights of therapists to want to accept biological reality as opposed to the confusion of a small child. We're talking with Corey DeAngelis. So, Corey, we're thinking about you. No Kings. We had the big hitters in Minnesota. And that would include Randy of Randy Weingarten and second, the first Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and Bernie going there, flying first class. But we played a lot of Randy Wine Garden and just the spectacle getting wound up on it. What an ad for school choice. Oh, she's the walking advertisement for homeschooling and school choice. Randy Weingarten makes over half a million dollars a year, and she goes and flies to all these protests and just mobilizes people against her political opponents who happen to be Republicans. And, you know, it gets a lot of conservative teachers who are just like, what in the world are my union doing towards? They need to opt out of Randy Weingarten's union, starve the beast. You can do that at opt outtout today.com. And I just saw the other day that... The Teacher Freedom Alliance has gained about 13,000 peak members who have opted out of their government unions, and they provide the personal liability insurance at a higher amount than Randy Weingarten Union. But it's just, you know, Randy Weingarten also has her union last week, I believe, passed a resolution to boycott target, of all things. for being insufficiently anti-they're not anti-ice enough. And so, I mean, it's just, they're just off the walls with this political garbage that they get into. It's like no wonder our kids are failing on the basics because the teachers unions are so focused on pushing politics more than reading. Absolutely. Now, on the school choice, we're up to, what is it, 28 states have fully adopted the big, beautiful bill, the new money coming in. Yep, that includes two states that have Democrat governors. That's Jared Polis, who called the decision a no-brainer. And it also includes Kentucky, which has a Democrat governor technically, but he vetoed the bill. Right. And then the Republicans held a mock, you know, a fake funeral for the veto of the school choice bill because they overrode the veto by an overwhelming, you know, 80 to 90 percent major, supermajority of each chamber showed. strong presence. So Kentucky's going to opt in as well, even though Andy Beshear, who went to private school himself and sent his kids to private school, didn't want it to happen, and he stomped his feet every step of the way. But it's too bad for him, but it's great news for Kentucky families. Well, my interview this week, and Corey, you've been gracious enough several times to be on the old school, new school, next school, my podcast on school choice parental rights and making America smart again.

I interviewed the woman who ran the campaign that got algebra back in eighth grade in the San Francisco schools. And she told me as a result of that experience, she sees the wisdom now of school choice. It turned her and she is liberal. And it was an actual campaign. She's like a campaign operative. That's what it took to get algebra back in. But she talked after seeing this resistance. At first it was charter school she was fine with, but now she's okay with school choice because there's no other option. It still was only a four-three vote after 12 years of a battle over this with the public schools. It's crazy. The status quo wants to keep things that way. They want to preserve their monopoly, and they don't want to have to work any harder or change their approach because, again, they're not really focused too much on educational outcomes. They're focused more on injecting politics into the schools. You know, it's no wonder 80% of our kids are not proficient in math in this country despite spending more than just about any other country on the planet. But it's good to hear that some Democrats are coming along. And I think that's... that's going to be slow and steady than all at once. You know, I think some Democrats are going to defect on the issue. We saw Josh Shapiro kind of pretend he supported school choice in 2022, but it goes to show you that even some high-profile politicians are feeling the heat, feeling some pressure to read the tea leaves and say, you know, I don't want to end up like Terry McAuliffe in Virginia, who said, I don't think parents should be telling schools what they should teach. I think if more Democrats lock arms and do the right thing, then the teachers' unions won't have as much control over them in the future. But until that happens... it's going to be the Republicans, the GOP leading as the parents party. But if they keep taking away votes from Democrats, I mean, Republicans now are leading in polls on the issue of education, whereas Democrats used to have a double-digit advantage on the issue so much, it's become such a big deal that the Democrats for education reform are even saying, hey, you know what, guys? We need to look at these polls and reconsider. And maybe we should start to support school choice, too. Absolutely. Your book, Corey, and where do we find you on all social media? The Parent Revolution is endorsed by Trump and Pete Hegseth, Secretary of War. You can get it on Amazon or basically anywhere. Get it while it's hot. It's 40% off right now. The Parent Revolution, you can follow me on X.

It's at the Angeles, Corey. If you want to get out of your union, you can click on your state at optout today.com. Corey, thank you so much. Congratulations. Another big victory today. Thanks for joining us. Thanks so much, Tom. All right, Corey DeAngelis, and it is a big victory coming up. My God, usually, you know, finding one good one, they're out there, but finding it. Progressive women gone wild. But today, we have several. I just have to go to my playlist. It's fourth and one. Do I do the tush push or not? We'll have that. And your calls. We'll get in some right there. 855839, 12, 10. Something associated with family values, traditional marriage coming off this Sandberg woman going after trad wives. An activity, a person, a show. Hit us with that all time. Or get your name in there. 855, 839, 12, 10. You know, if you're ready to move more this season, walk farther, exercise stronger, stay motivated for spring activities, but your stamina isn't keeping up. Well, listen closely. Rescue or a scene is formulated to help you feel energized and stay active without caffeine jitters. And right now, listeners can buy one, get one free. Just use the code my energy. Your body runs on ATP, the natural energy that powers every minute, every step. But as we age, ATP production slows down along with endurance and recovery. Rescue or a zine features research-backed ingredients that support ATP production at the cellular level, helping you power through workouts, get outside more, and stay consistent with your fitness goals. Just go to RES-Q.com. Use that word, my energy. To buy one bottle of Orsine, get one free, or call a product consultant, 8262,000, 8, 262-5483. Don't wait to spring forward with lasting energy. Shop oracine at RES-Q.com. Use that code, My Energy. Don't you. The recap show is an inside look into the world of global soccer and women's sports. Follow and listen to the recap show wherever you get your podcasts. Gerdano on Talk Radio 1210, WPHT. For this year, get any fucking what? Dom Girdano presents.

Progressive women. Your words are garbage, and you're a bad person at this point. Gone wild. All right, every day at this time. So, Henry, Yucati, we have several in the queue here. Is there one that you particularly like? One's only visual, but it's a good one. Is there one that was the All-Star of All-Stars here? that you think the male nurse, that's only visual. What a shame. A little bit of... Yeah, just him looking smuggling of the county. Yeah, yeah. Oh, God, it's unbelievable. And the statements he made. How about this guy, man? This is cut... This woman. Let's go with a woman on this one. Cut 22. This is a teacher at Cumberland County School. Now, apparently, that's one near one of the big military bases. And she talks about, she's looking forward. Now they're looking down the road to July 4th. And if she hears anyone celebrating with that Lee Greenwood song, there's going to be big trouble. She identifies yourself as a teacher there. You're the military base. Cut 22. Anyone who plays, I'm proud to be an American this year for the 4th of July, I will lose my fucking mind. I don't even swear. I don't like to swear on my channel because I'm a teacher and I'm a mom. But what do you mean we bombed a gym with little girls playing volleyball? I found out today that on the same day, we bombed an all-girls school because I... I didn't even know girls went to school in Iran based on the propaganda. I was assuming they were all in burkas at home learning homemaker things. I don't know anything because I'm in America where the propaganda is thick. Turns out we missed our mark and landed on a gym. Guess who was in the gym? Little girls playing volleyball. Little girls, I don't... I didn't even know they had girls volleyball teams in Iran, but now I do, and now I know I'm a volleyball coach. I coach little girls every year, and I find out, can you imagine if I was just coaching and they just dropped a bomb on the gym? I remember. What is wrong with you, people, that you cannot think outside of yourself? What is wrong with you? That you can't see suffering and go... Oh my gosh, I caused that. Those little girls did nothing to us. They were not taking your job. They were not harming you. They were causing you no discomfort. You didn't even know they existed. But now we've taken their lives and they're holding their book bags. And these parents are mourning. And this is the same as me. They are no different than me. I would be mourning my child just like they are if they did the horrible things that we did. them. This is madness. Wake up! All right. So the added feature of this teacher now is America's the land of propaganda. We were telling her, no, no, no, they don't go to school there and everything else. It's stunning. And this Cumberland County, I believe, David of Lexington might know, is very near or in the area of a big military base there. Each day, we have a whole list of them here, including this male nurse.

who wishes how well point bullets to the cerebellum is his wish that he put up on his, I'm not sure, TikTok or whatever it was or on Twitter, male nurse. So it's not just the female nurses, YouTube.com slash 1210. It's not just the female nurses. It's the male nurse now, too. We have a new category here today. Howell point bullets to the cerebellum. Any number of them, we try to keep track of this or moved out of their profession. It's the caring professions. How in the world are these people in it? They're deranged as their only defense. Let's go to Robert and Ben Salem on Talk Radio 1210. Hey, Robert. Hey, Dom. Henry, good to talk to you guys today. I was going to, I have an answer to the side question, serious one, but I'm thinking that one of the things about being in a large family is that you get dibs on picking on your siblings, right? Yeah. If somebody else picks on your sibling, now you've got to deal with that. But you don't pick on my sibling. That's my job. You know what I mean? Absolutely. But as far as my serious answer, it's generally stability, but that's why it's under attack from the left, okay? Stable families, and it doesn't have to be Ozzy and Harriet behind a white picket fence, but stable families where kids have a sense of normalcy and can develop a sense of right and wrong before they get loosed out onto the world is what makes a strong community and thereby a strong country. And that's why the left hates the nuclear family so much, because they want to get these kids who are easy to indoctrinate and are easy to manipulate. And kids that are grounded in strong, stable families are way less likely to fall prey to that. So it's under attack, and we need to fight for the nuclear family in this country because of this disability that it provides to kids. to communities, and to country. Well, and Robert, that's right. And you know what? Even if it's not leave it to Beaver and all that, it is change, shifted in various ways, that makes it even stronger. You know, that's the traditional family's a little bit different now, but you're right. That is a core value, stability. And it all revolves around that core. And that's why I believe the left is trying to destroy that. And they're pure evil. But we need to fight and keep families in mind if we're going to have a successful country. And I'll leave it there, man. Have a great day, Tom. I appreciate it. Thank you very much. All right, coming up, Robert F. Kennedy Jr.. Now, you know, I'm not on board with some, at times. When we was on, we joust it a little over the saturated fat stuff. Got to get them back again. It was fabulous that conversation. But he and Dr. Oz are cooking something else up. I need to hear from nurses, not derange, but people that maybe have worked in hospitals or maybe you've been in a hospital, thank God I haven't been. But when I visit it and any sitcom, you know, think Seinfeld, anything, what's the number one thing that's horrible in a hospital? The food, to put it mildly. Robert F. Kennedy Jr.. and Dr. Oz will play you what they said explicitly.

Now are saying hospitals have to serve real food. Why would hospitals? First of all, it's crap food, but two, be the enemy of nutrition. You're in a hospital trying to get better, right? What will be the penalty if said hospitals do not do that? All right, this is real change. Maha, you're making America healthy again with Robert F. Kennedy Jr.. and Dr. Oz. We'll play you some of that. We have Dom's Money Melody. But all time. Traditional values. All right. Could be a person associated with fictional, book, movie, TV, pop culture, and activity. And Robert just hit a big one. There's stability there. It's not fly by night. 855, 839, 1210. Dom Jierdano, weekdays, noon till 3, from Talk Radio 1210, WPHD. Tom Jierdano on Talk Radio 1210, WPH. All right, it is Dom time. As I said, other than President Trump, the guy that's going to be most consequential when all the dust settles in this administration is Robert F. Kennedy Jr.. And some of these reforms might be long lasting or at least lasting for a good bit of time. Here's Robert F. Kennedy Jr.. with Dr. Oz talking about telling hospitals, you're going to serve real food. Or what will the consequence be if we judge that you don't? Based upon the new dietary pyramid and all that, here's Robert F. Kennedy Jr.. The other announcement that we're making today is that Dr. Oz sent out a health and safety notice every hospital in this country at 11 o'clock this morning. asking them now to align their food purchases with the dietary guidelines in order to enjoy continued eligibility for Medicaid and Medicare payments. We're going to bring all the hospitals in the country in line with good food, and this is not something that we need to force hospitals to do. They want it. We have talked with them. They need the incentive. And this is going to help them with their procurement companies, the fact that it's on now, essentially a federal mandate. But it's, again, it's something the hospitals wanted. It's something that they needed. And we want to do this very, very quickly. As Dr. Oz pointed out, food in hospitals is so uniformly in a... All right, so uniform be bad. I don't know if he said that there. But again, if you worked at a hop, what is it? Is it just cheapness? Is it, they go overboard with the blandness and the joe and just be creative? But he's saying it's not real food. It's not nutrition. So by them saying to their providers, yo, you got to follow this or we don't get Medicare Medicaid fund. What? All right. These are big things they do with a stroke of a pen where they have the power to finally do this. And it seems counterintuitive, doesn't it? Well, nutrition's not yet. They're trying to do a lot with that to have doctors trained in this versus the nonsense that's going on over the years. It's caught my attention. This guy's on to big stuff. All right, one other thing. We told you yesterday, and we had a lot of action on this, Pope Leo, going off on Palm Sunday, saying if you're waging war.

You know, no, the Pope apparently this learning man has never heard of a just war that the Catholic Church teaches about, then don't be praying to God and bringing religion into it, aka the Iranian thing, because God's not going to listen, even listen to your prayers. Nope. Put that person on hold forever, for eternity. There's a whole button there, according to the Pope. Well, guess who's jumped into the ring? First of all, Karoline Leavitt went after this yesterday. Defense praying for U.S. troops. She's a Catholic. Holy Father. Jumping into the ring also, sadly, is the Dalai Lama. Now, where would the Dalai Lama be without the protection of the world against the vicious Chinese? Remember Tibet? I don't think the Dalai Lama is hiding out the last that I've seen. I'm not sure where he is, but you know what the Chinese would do at the drop of a hat, right? He says, I wholeheartedly endorse the powerful appeal for peace made by the Holy Father. His call for laying down of arms, renunciation of violence, resonated profoundly with me. It speaks to the very essence of what all the major religions teach. An enduring resolution of conflict, including the ones we see in the Middle East, and Russia must be rooted in dialogue, diplomacy, and mutual respect. And let's see. He goes on to say, I urge for and pray that conflict may soon come to an end. So, look, we know who the Dalai Lama is, and these guys have their agenda. Does anybody listen to this, though, is my question. You have two of the biggest, most recognizable. figures in the world. I mean, I don't know what the top 10 offices of religion are. We know the Pope. That's a billion people plus. We know the Dalai Lama, just the name and the whole situation. And Richard Gere is a very prominent figure. And he's jumping into the ring, supporting him. So are people going, yeah, that's right. You pray to God. He's not listening to you to you stop what you're doing in Iran. By the way, I'm not sure what's happened here exactly. No one seems to know today, but the markets are acting incredibly well. The Dow particularly, I'm looking at. I haven't seen the S&P and the NASDAQ, but they have jumped incredibly, almost a thousand points. Well, one point over a thousand. Now, of course, the shalacking has been unbelievable. It goes back to worst week in four years because of all the uncertainty. Is there more certainty what are they reading about what's going to happen here? Because we still have the problem, straight of Hormuz. We still have the problem. What does winning look like where you can say that's it? Now we're going to move on, but we're going to monitor this. All right, so 855, 839, 12, 10. The Dalai Lama, I guess I could say well-meaning here. The Pope, though, is still, you know, a relatively young figure. And in charge, he is the Pope. That's it. Of a billion plus. And this is what he comes up with. It's Trump derangement syndrome that God doesn't even listen to you if you're waging war. And I'm asking, who in the world's going to believe?

that all we should do is continue to talk to the Iranians, for example. Now, I don't equate anybody to Hitler and Stalin, but I'll say this, since we have nuclear weapons, it puts them in that lake. That's the reality of the world today. It puts them in that lake. Nothing is those two in infamy. will live for the sheer number of people they killed or caused to be killed, World War II, etc. But with nuclear weapons and what they've done on their own, they are a menace to the world that reaches that level. If they have a nuclear weapon, they're on that plane because then they'll get another one, they'll have several of them, and then what do we do? And the answer, sadly from the peanut gallery here, is... Well, God's not going to listen to your prayers now until you stop this. Maybe the Pope would like to go to Tehran and deal with these people and figure out a way that the world stops this. It's not about stopping this. It's about stopping religious fanaticism that has enough people technologically smart. They can take that from the back room, the fanaticism, and put it on the front pages. with a nuclear weapon with intercontinental ballistic missiles. That's the world that we live in. And yet, do a billion people, I mean, I guess I'm asking, is it, what is, what's driving younger people to be flooding these churches? Now, I know it was Palm Sunday, but we're seeing more of this. It was talked a lot about, and particularly during Holy Week. What's the draw there? When the Catholics I know are just, they're tired of this nonsense. They're tired of the Catholic Church on illegal immigration. They're a higher. At worst, they have a financial interest in it. You're not allowed to say that. At best, they just want no borders, essentially. The pre-scandal is still out there. The constant lecturing. And then on situations like this, remember when the Roman Catholic Church any number of the bishops were kind of chaplains. In other words, they were part of the war effort. I'm not saying they have to say God is on your side, but do I believe God is on our side in this? Yes, it's pretty clear to me. Yes, God is on our side in this. That doesn't mean every action. That doesn't mean carte Todd Blanche. You know what I'm talking about, the general premise. The general premise is to stop evil. Has the church given up on that idea? Apparently they have, because it's a hard idea that when you face evil, you define evil. So I would say this with the Holy Father and Dalai Lama. If you believe that evil is in the world and seems to be doubtful to me that they do, you mean to say this wouldn't meet the criteria of evil? the Iranian government, these religious fanatics, what they've done around the world, what they do to their own people, and what they want and what they will do with it. If that's not evil, then stop talking about evil. I know it's a hard concept. You just don't willy-nilly scream everybody's evil just because you differ with them. But there are elements in the world that are evil, and they are one of them. And yes,

I believe God's on your side in opposing that. And again, it doesn't mean you can do whatever you want. It means you have to take, I'd have to take a look at each aspect of this. But as a broad principle, they're wrong. And one wonders with the Dalai Lama jumping into the ring here, you know, it's more of an avuncular figure. But the Pope, no, this is trouble. Big time. It's giving aid and comfort to evil. And it seems to be, well, I'm going to get at Trump because of the illegal immigration stuff. I don't like his manner. And I'm going to speak out on this. That will be more direct. Tell us exactly what you're saying here. And their answer is, lamely, well, you have to continue to negotiate with him. We had Alan West on today. One of the biggest things that's happened here is we found out. Who knew? I asked him he didn't think he knew. We were military experts. They had that intercontinental ballistic missile that can go 2,500 miles. We didn't know that. We thought they fired stuff in the Israel, the Gulf states, and all. That's about it. Now we know they have that, and that means they have the expertise to extend that. So what are you supposed to do? We're supposed to say, talk to them. Toward what purpose? It is the same as talking to the Japanese. They weren't going to listen to anything. Even after one atomic bomb, they didn't want to talk. It took two. And even then, it was only the emperor. If not, we would have had to come up with more or you know what we would have had to do. How in the world is an entire religion... That big, listening to the Pope on this. People just shrug it off and say, look, it's an identity to be a Catholic. I don't care what the Pope says. All right, 855, 839, 12, 10. In a moment, we'll have Dom's Money Melody. Let me go to John and Belmar. Hey, John, good afternoon. How are you doing? Well, you're talking about the Diolami and the Pope. Well, back when, the Dalai Lami and John Paul II. And the shaman had a big service at St. Francis of a Sissy. And when the service was over, on the altar, they left the crucifix, the Buddhists, and the shaman's favorite God. Now you had Pope Francis. He said there's no hell. And then you say, all there are different religions are finding their way to some entity. You know, it could be anything, Hindu, whatever. And, I mean, this is nothing new. Gotcha. Thank you, John. All right, 85, 839, 12, 10. By the way, one of the highlights of the day to me was hearing Secretary of War Pete Hegseth, it was very good this morning. Talk about visiting the troops on the front lines, their urgency, and their technical abilities and what they're doing there. The problem is, all that's true, what is the outcome? President Trump, this may have moved the market to the New York Post exclusive. The war may end soon. We've been hearing that for a while. What would that mean? The key element now is the Strait of Hormuz. I don't see how we can really say, despite how bad the NATO allies were in this, can we really say, hey, we're out of this. It's your problem, basically. You have to open that up again from the Iranians.

I don't think that's going to work. But Trump to the New York Post, Iranian operation likely to end soon. Phone lines 855, 839, 12, 10. Right now, though, it's time for... It's Dobb's Money Melody. Where has all the money gone? And again, we have a pair of tickets today to rumors, the ultimate Fleetwood Mac tribute ban. Oh, boy, that's in our wheelhouse. On Saturday, April 25th, at Zlock Performing Arts Center in Bucks County for tickets and more information about this event. Visit bucks.edu slash ticket bucks. dot edu slash tickets great spot is lock wonderful facility and folks all right henry what do you have yeah um so side question i were asking for uh things associated with family values and uh this family i'm about to play today put their values all over tv for everyone to see uh back in the early 2000s simply put i want to know both the names of this father and daughter singing right here let's take a listen Name of this father and daughter, Dom. And what was the time period? This was actually in, I believe, 2002 here, but yeah, they were big on reality TV in the early 2000, showed their family values to everyone. All right. I'm wrong then. That's 24 years ago. Win match up. All right, but I jumped the gun on here. I'll tell you who I thought it was. 855, 839, 1210. Get in. You get the belt today, and you're off to the Zlock. Your calls next on Talk Radio 1210. I'm Giordano on Talk Radio 1210, WPHT. It's Dom, Money Melody. Where has all my money gone? Show me to my... That is right. All right, let's hear today's clue. All right.

Want this father and daughter duo that were on our television screens throughout the early 2000s. All right, Chef Dave and Oakland, chef, who is it? Is it Hannah Montana? No, that's what I thought. That's where I was going with the Cyrus's. Not even a real name. Yes, right. That's well, yeah. I remember, do you remember him before we take another call to, so I don't forget, how they moved her from Disney Star. It was cool. It was the... outrage and talk radio to now she's like a stunning femme fatale oh yeah they had her in a bed but it was the bedhead look the whole thing yep i remember we talked about from hannah montana which was beyond belief a safe harbor for parents and all of a sudden not do the 2013 vmAs yeah yeah yeah Greg in wilmington all right Greg who is it Hey, good afternoon, Dom. Is that Kelly and Ozzy Osbourne? Woo! Wow, I never would have guessed that in a million years. All right. Nicely done. I put you on hold. You get the belt and you get to go to this lock. Henry, any more on that? Yeah, no. This is the two of them singing Ozzy song changes. Wow. I don't hear Ozzy Osbourne the usual there. That's interesting. Yeah. Wow. And it was 2002. I believe so, yes. Yeah. Okay. Very good. 855-839-1210, you get on board. Coming up, an old friend who really has been with us on this issue of parental rights, Nazara Nandami, who is the best investigator of Fox has on all this left-wing money and how much went into it with the... No Kings event, but more. We got a lot more stuff to talk with her about. But we'll take your calls on this. Get your name into the hat. We are looking for all times family values, either a TV show, a book, an activity. This coming off of The View and this Cheryl Sandberg, traditional trad wife, so to speak, under fire, big time. They just can't stomach this. So we got that going on one note. And I realize it's a local issue, a Philadelphia issue, but the soda tax is a good example of how progressives win. Uber, I think, stands a better chance of winning against Mikie Sherrill Parker. if you use an Uber, Lyft in Philadelphia of tacking on all these fees for the fraudulent Philadelphia public schools. You know why the soda tax ultimately went through despite all of our efforts, despite how ridiculous it was zoning in on soda? It went through because Jim Kenny and Johnny Doc, the unions, they turned on the other unions. Why? They put a sweetener in there. A good bit of the money through the soda tax, which still continues once they have a tax. It never goes away. Went to refurbishing, building up, recreation centers, and yada, yada, yada. So the building trains union betrayed didn't come to the rescue of these union jobs that were the whores of all this soda, Pepsi, and everything else. Remember that? That was the genius of what they did.

bring the other unions in in a big union town. They get something and they undercut the others. Now, is Philadelphia any healthier? Come on. After the soda tax, is less soda being sold in Philadelphia? I would say less is being sold. And it continues. How many years after they put it? I didn't have to look it up. Just audacious. This is what progressives do. So now they want to strike. at big Uber, big Lyft. And they're making the case, they argue that a lot of people that use Uber and Lyft find it a better option than the dreaded cab system, and a lot of them are middle to lower middle income. And also, what about the drivers? Now, I think Uber and Lyft, from what I hear, have some traction on city council. They're willing to fund people and all that. And you don't have, who is it that's going to say that Uber and Lyft are evil? Now watch, though, I'm going to be an inside story of Henry this week on Friday, just a note. And I think this will be one of the things coming up. Are they going to try to make Uber and Lyft fat cat billionaires from San Francisco doing damage in the community? Remember what they did with Big Soda? They made big soda like it was crack cocaine. Oh, my God. These people in Philadelphia is Philadelphia? Take a look around. Is Philadelphia any less obese? How many years have we had the soda tax? Let's see. Jim Kenny, for a few, four years was it? We had it? So it's about six or seven or eight years that we've had the soda tax fully implemented. What happened? Right across the city limits like Cheltenham, Bucks County, two had it. You had stores that sold nothing but cigarettes and soda. And people would stock up and then they might resell it. I think it became inconvenient. Maybe people buy it now. I'm not sure. But this idea that the left was going to tell you what you could eat, in this case, what you could consume, and it was going to go to the pre-Ks. Now, those pre-K students. are now what? Some of them have to be in second grade or so. How are the Philadelphia public schools doing? No better. I'll be in middle school. You think they get, how many years ago? So it got enacted January 1st, 2017. So it's nine years ago. Oh, it was 2017. Okay, it's even more. Well, it makes my point even more. What's the reading proficiency? What's the math proficiency in the Philadelphia public schools in the average school? We just talked about Kaepernick to the rescue yesterday. I didn't know it was nine years. That had to be early in the Kenny tenure then. That's even worse. So we've had nine years of that. You've got to do two things. Here's how they did it. You have to demonize. You have to have people saying, yes, they're bringing you-hoo or something or Mountain Mike DeWine into my community. They're evil. They're like drug dealers. And then two, you have to have the buy-in. In this case, it was the building trades and all. They're getting something out of it. So are these parents going to be out there picketing?

and saying, yes, my kid needs a better school district, and the fraudulent Philadelphia schools are $300 million in the whole. These billionaires at Uber and Lyft, they're going to have to pay for that. And they're going to make the argument how many lower income, middle income people drive those vehicles. I think the biggest service of Uber versus the cabs, it's a pretty obvious thing. Yeah, and I know the rates go up. Say it's New Year. Say it's something else. There's an incentive for people to flood the zone to get out there and pick people up. Right? With the cab, they don't care. They'll come when they want. That's the way it was. And Henry, you don't remember this, but when Uber first came to town, there were demonstrations downtown supporting them, and the police came out on horses to try to stop the Uber stuff going on. Because this is a union town. Can they make Uber evil? I'm going to ask that on an inside story when it comes up. We'll tell you more about it. But right now, we're going to talk about the funding exactly behind the no kings and ongoing on. Where does all that come from? One guy's in China, apparently, big time funder of this. We'll talk with a buddy about that, but we'll get a winner today. You've got to get in now. Something that says traditional families, traditional family values, person, place, or thing, 855, 839, 1210. Tom Chiodato on Talk Radio 1210, WPHT. All right, it is Zohran Mamdani. Asra Nomani is a senior editor, Investigations at Fox News Digital, former Wall Street Journal reporter, author of Woke Army, the Red-Green Alliance that is destroying America's freedom. And she, of course, was zoned in second to none. It's here on Zoom, too, during the No Kings 3. Azra, great work as always. Saw you on Fox. What's your... What's your biggest takeaway that your investigations indicate about this operation? Well, Tom, great to be with you. And we've been in a long journey. And I brought a couple books that I thought captured the journey. I don't know if you remember this book, but it was A for activist. And this was one of the books that was circulated in the school system during the 2020 activism era in our K-12 system that we've talked a lot about. This A for activism kind of captures exactly what was playing out in America on Saturday, where grownups are now making an industry out of activism. I call it Protests, Inc. And the number of organizations that were behind the No King's protests was...

amounted to 500. And I added up the revenues of that collective network, and it adds up to $3 billion in annual revenues. Wow. So it's a lot of political muscle, a lot of organizing muscle that was behind this effort that most of the media, unfortunately, only sanitized as, quote, grassroots. Yes, definite astroturf here, as Nancy Pelosi used to say, in your judgment, too, and you have keen judgment based on all this, is it effective? You mentioned the media, so the numbers, does that have any impact? What are they getting out of this? Is there anything real that helps them politically in this? It was so important to understand in the 500 network is who is funding these organizations. And then we can get to their objectives. So one set of groups that has been traditionally centrist Democrats or left of center Democrats organized the protests. And those groups include familiar names to you like the American Federation of Teachers, the... MoveOn.org created after Clinton's scandal, indivisible, another one, then an entire network of unions and various community organizing groups. Let me interrupt. I just ask you, when it comes to unions, is it just the SEIU or say the unions like here in Philadelphia, the building trades, who the guys that I know there, et cetera, are patriots, but. Their union gets dragooned into this. Like, is it the auto workers? Would they be involved? Yeah, I'll check real quick. Sure. Let me give me a minute and I'll look at the database. But ultimately what amount we have, I do believe the United Auto Workers is among the unions. I'll look up the list real quick. What's important while I look that up is that some of the donors to indivisible move on dot org are familiar names. And one of them is George Soros, who has funded a lot of. left-of-center democratic organizations. But what's happened now is I've been covering the No Kings protests in particular for a year now, and they are now absolutely working together with even further left organizations that are funded by a tech tycoon born in America, but now living in Shanghai, promoting... the ideology of the Chinese Communist Party and the geopolitical, oops, sorry, geopolitical strategy of China and the People's Republic of China. And that man is named Neville Roy Singham. And so you have two tycoons.

George Soros and Neville Roy Singham, who are funding many of the organizations that pulled off this street theater on Saturday. And it's important to know, follow the money because then you can get to their objectives. George Soros has been a big proponent of democratic politics. And Singham has absolutely been a pro-China, anti-American moneyman for propaganda. that has really been at the heart of many of our street protests over almost a decade now. Absolutely. So how do you expect they'll do another one in the summer as I do then right before the midterms? Is there that kind of energy that they think this really is effective? Oh, they already on Saturday have organized their next protest. It's going to be on May Day, which, you know, is not subtle. Not subtle. Yeah, why would you think of doing that? Wouldn't you think that backfires? It gives you and I and others paying attention exactly to say where this goes. That's pretty arrogant to do it on May Day. Why? Why do they do it? Because they're not only arrogant. They are ideological. You know, that's what I, in part, I'm just pulling out their... I have all of their signage that I brought, you know, end all imperialist war, fight for socialism. And this is from the socialist alternative, one of their partner organizations. I got a copy of my own copy of the Communist Manifesto right off stage and socialist reconstruction for the United States, another product. But why Mayday? Because they are... loud and proud about their ideology. And that's in part something to be admired because they are not opaque about it. It's the media that sanitizes who they are. They have it in their name, the Party for Socialism and Liberation. Now, that group, for example, is a little misleading because when I actually have now watched hours of their videos, studied their leaders. Neville Roy Singham has supported them also. And they are self-avowed Marxists and communists. So they use the word socialism, just as China does also. They say that they practice socialism oftentimes, even though it's a Chinese Communist Party, right? So they get caught in this game of rhetoric. But absolutely, the hammer and sickle was flying proud over St. Paul. Well, that's why we need you. The diligence of this, it goes back to when we first met and your work. So where do people find you and the great reservoir of you that documents all this stuff as we move toward Mayday? Now, Azra, where do we find you? So go to foxnews.com and you will just. Look, search my name and you'll find all my articles. You'll find me on Twitter on at my name, at Astra Nomani. And everything that I post share is up there. And I encourage everyone to get their own ex account and engage in the conversation because the conversation is happening in the world and you should be a part of it. Absolutely. Azra, thank you. As always. It's a long but pleasant journey for us to be involved with you. Thank you.

Okay, next time I'm going to get you all the union names. Okay, that's great. Thank you, Osra. Thank you very much. All right. You have a sense of how widespread this is. But May Day, I didn't know that. The next. Why do what I'm made? Come on. And the media is just going to say, oh, it's a random day. They're not going to give you the history of Mayday, the ideology of this. Wow. All right. So side question today. We are looking for something that says traditional family, family values. Drew and Upper Darby's got an interesting. Hey, Drew, what do you have today? Hey, Dom, thanks a lot. I appreciate it. Hey, Dom, I'm with you with these midterms. You know what I mean? I'm real worried about them. And I'm thinking like with the straight of Hormuz. Is it possible that why some of these European allies, why they're not all in helping? Because they know if Iran is still lingering at the midterms, it's not going to help Trump. And they may not like Trump. So they know that. Is that you think maybe that's why they're not helping? Yeah. I think also, you know, it's the same thing why they didn't contribute to NATO before. They're slackers on their own defense. And now they're going to have to figure out how to get through the straight of Hormuz is what it's coming down to. But yeah, I think any number of them want Trump to be corralled a bit. Yeah. Exactly. Exactly. And I'm pretty sure a lot of these countries, I know, you know, that they've probably been like forgiven as far as loans go, but they still owe us for World War II. But I'll get to my answer, Dom. I know this is the way outside the box, but when I think of family values, a will is always part of the family, you know, like what part of the family gets or does not get upon the death of, you know, a member of the family. And what fascinates me is the 1972 United States men's Olympic basketball game. A lot of us know the story behind that game, how, you know, we won the game legitimately, the Americans, but they just kept on stopping it and replaying it, and eventually the Russians got the gold medal. But in a lot of the players' wills, Bobby Jay Jones, Doug Susan Collins, in their wills, it says no one in the family will retrieve the silver medal. They refuse to accept it because how unfair they believe they were treated. They're still locked up in a vault somewhere in Munich. Thank you, Drew. That made my day. That's holding aggression. And that's exactly right. Now, if I were coaching on that, It wouldn't have happened. I would have taken a couple guys from South Philly out there with combat boots on and just like a flack jacket or something. So that's it, Russian. So we're not doing this anymore. Yeah. They were pushed around. That was like, that reminds me of that, I don't know if you saw that Morocco-Senegal game a few months ago.

where it was in Morocco and it was so rigged for Morocco that they had the towel boys chasing around the Senegal goalie, you know, like trying to rip away his towel, trying to rip away stuff, just anything to get. Yeah, well, I don't know why America wouldn't take this into account. You're playing the Russians. Oh, well, here's what's going to happen. Yeah, it's exactly it. Yeah, exactly. All right, by the way, we have basketball Hall of Fame and of note, and we'll come back to your calls. So, Henry, who are the four to go into the Basketball Hall of Fame? So, yeah, the four elected to the Basketball Hall of Fame this afternoon were Amari Stademeyer. Shouldn't be. Yeah, I don't know. He's Hall of Very Good. He's the best of Hall of Very Good. I agree. Candice Parker. She belongs. Yeah, I agree. Elena Deladon. Yeah, story there. Listeners know. This is a quiz. Did Elena Deladon back me down at a remote at Citizens Bank Park? Yes, she did. She was every bit of six, five. I tried my best. Oh, yeah. She's dribbling a ball. She's got all these guys there with her. It was embarrassing. I had the headset on. I would have blocked her. I'm telling you. Oh, come on. Now, she is the real deal. Oh, totally. she would be very difficult for high school players to play against me. Oh, yeah. I mean, you're talking about a woman that made Delaware a national powerhouse in her time there. Yeah, so she's legit. There are certain players, Maya Moore, people like that, but I actually had to play against Deladon, so to speak. Yeah. It would have been difficult. She would have snuffed me, maybe. Yeah. Yeah. And then the peace de resistance, the crown jewel of this Hall of Fame class here. Our favorite coach, Glenn Doc Rivers. Oh, God. Particularly the anti-turnal. You know, in his speech, you know he's going to say illegal immigration and he's going to talk about Trump. He will work it in. You think? Yep. This guy is the all-time just collector of hanging around forever. And he had just an all-star team, an all-world team, and that's how he won the one championship that he was with. My God. What a reign of terror that this guy was the coach here. Let's see if he surfaces, and if he says, I'm going to dedicate that moment to the Eagles here, something like that. Is it sad I kind of miss him at this point? Well, yeah. I'm not exactly a Nick Nurse fan at this point. I know, but just remember those days. All right. The one seed? Okay. I'll take that. All right. It is the lightning round next. Even the Hall of Fame, we're going to have to hear it. And Deladon is out of the league now, right? She hasn't played a lot. Yeah, she hasn't played a number. Yeah, she's caught up with her. I mean, that's why one experience where I have to say, yeah, she'd be pretty, not against NBA players. She couldn't play against them. But this idea of a high school team could beat them, maybe, but she would be pretty difficult. All right, so it's a lightning round. We are looking for something outside the box that's going to have us say, yes, that's traditional family values of one sort or another, 855-839, 1210. Tom Giordano on Talk Radio 1210, WPHT.

The time has come for the final test. We usually call us the lightning rounds. That is right. Hit us with that all-time family values association. One way or another, real or fictional. It's got a Bill in C-Cain. Hey, Bill. How are you doing? Yo, Bill. Are you there? All right, I hear Bill. We'll give him one more. I'll put him on hold here. He's always a good caller. Joe and Eckston, Talk Radio 1210. Hey, Joe. Oh, yes, Lordom, and good afternoon. Afternoon, Joe. A tradition of Catholic families that has lost its impetus is that of attending the midnight mass on Christmas Eve. Yeah, that's a big one, Joe. And you know the reason why, right? They couldn't stop the drunks and others there disrupting it. I'm serious. And all I know is, at King of Peace, we had a guy named Bomber Rulo, holy name. Bomber comes walking in, that's it. You don't get that name, heavyweight fighter of renown. That's it. All right, you're going home. No midnight mask for you. But in general, the midnight mass is gone. They didn't fight for it. Is Bill ready to go? Did I go to him? Yeah, okay. Bill and C. Kane. Hey, Bill, afternoon. Yeah, Bill. All right, Chef Davin, Oakland on Talk Radio 12. 10. Hey, Chef. Okay, mine's going to be a little long. Michael Corleone. Okay. Number one, they tried to whack his father, so he waxed the lots and the police captain, right? Mm-hmm. His brother-in-law, what was his name again? Carlo sets up Sonny to get whacked, so he wax Carlo. And then Fredo tries to whack him, so he waits until his mother dies to whack Fredo. What more family values can that be? Absolutely, particularly in Fredio saying Hail Mary in order to catch a fish. Yeah. Michael Corleone. Let's go to Earl in Tacony. All right, Earl, what do you have today? I have the exact opposite of that answer. And that's going to be sticking up for your family. I realize this may be a Nick Cale answer, but married with children. is always considered the anti-family. Say what you will, but if anybody insulted Peg, Al would beat them up. If anybody insulted Kelly, Bud would go and beat them up. And Al was always beating up Kelly's girlfriends because they always, or boyfriends, because they always tried to take advantage of his little girl. And you stick up for your family. All right. Someone else will. That's a kale choice. Mark that one down. That's a marker. Bill in Bucks on Talk Radio 1210. Hey, Bill. Hi there, Dom, Bon Ani, by the way, and that is Happy New Year in French. First time we've gotten it in French. All right, tomorrow. Tomorrow, we need the international language. If anybody can speak Swahili or Vietnamese, call in tomorrow and wish us Happy New Year. That's a nice touch of class by you, though. Yeah, right. Well, I have French background, so there we go. Okay. But I don't know much of the language, just a little bit. So, well, next time I go to Rowan, I'll...

I spoke to my relatives over there. Anyway, yeah, my side answer is this guy, this is an anti-family value. This guy is a songwriter, singer, rapper, producer for Jay-Z married to Kim Kardashian. His name is Ye, better known as Kanye West. Yeah, that's a pretty good anti-family. You imagine that family when they were together, sort of. Oh, my God. I still think the mom is the worst of the whole thing. I don't know. He got pretty bad. I think he was, had good family values at one point. He loved his mom and everything. And then whoever introduced him to whatever nitrous. Henry, is there a side question there? Politics aside. The entertainment value of President Trump. One of the top ten, I put it in my top ten wildest moments, is when Kanye West was in there and media covering it for an hour, they're in the Oval Office with him. That was pretty, even for Trump, that was pretty nuts. Oh, yeah. I mean, they're in that same kind of category where it's like, you never know what they're going to see. Yeah, right. So the top ten entertaining moments with Trump. That would be one of them. It might be a side down the road. All right, is Bill there or no? Yes, he is. Yes, yes. All right, Bill, that's how much I miss talking with you and jousting. Bill, go right ahead. C. Kane, not have bones? Yeah, Bill, go right ahead. Bill?

All right, Bill. Prayer. He was there. He was there. I saw it. Yeah, family prayer. Okay. Let's talk this one through. We got limited time. What do you say, Kirk? Go with Joe from Columbus with family vacations. That was a very good call, too, from Joe, right out of one of the first ones. Henry, who did you like? I liked Lance's answer of teaching you how to swim. Just throw him in. Throw him in. And then Drew had a good call with the Will. He lost me at first, but then he came back with the 72 basketball team. Boy, Lance, that was a tough call. That was an entertainment. I got to go with Lance. Joe was great, too, and so was true. But, yeah, Lance, on the family value of teaching your kid to swim by throwing him in. wasn't allowed to do it to the grandkids, though. Okay, great stuff today. Enjoyed it very much. Hope you make plans tomorrow, noon until three, with us. Follow on Twitter until then at Dom Show 1210 at Dom Show 1210, and we'll keep you going. Is the war in Iran moving toward the markets are buying that from President Trump today with this New York Post interview? I see what's the out strategy is still kind of foggy. But by tomorrow we might have a little bit more clarity. Again, thanks to Kirk and Henry producing. Great stuff, as always. Tomorrow, April Fool's, you know where we may be going, at least now. All-time fools. Be ready. All-time fools. And, boy, are there a tremendous number of them? Afternoon show is next. Three until six. All that here on Talk Radio 1210, WPHT. Dom Jiu-Dano, weekdays, noon till 3. From Talk Radio 1210, WPHD. I'm Anna Garcia, host of True Crime News, the podcast. Every week we bring you in-depth coverage on cases making headlines, as well as those that go under the radar. Tune in for murders that defy explanation, mystery seeking exploration, and shocking secrets that will leave you breathless. Each week we honor the victims by going beyond the salacious in our search for justice. Crime never stops, and neither do we. Listen to True Crime News available now on the Odyssey app or wherever you get your... podcasts.