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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, et cetera. 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. 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. It's for 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 Dalai Lami 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 said all there are different religions are finding their way to some... some entity, you know, it could be anything, Hindu, whatever. And, and I mean, this is nothing new. Gotcha. Thank you, John. All right, 855, 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, you know, 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 Dobbs Money Melody. ...hasola 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... 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. Tom Chirado on Talk Radio 1210, WPHT. It's Dom, Money Melody. That is right. All right. Let's hear today's clue.

All right. Want this father and daughter duo that we're 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 is. Not even a real name. Yes, right. Yes, 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 it from Hannah Montana, which was beyond belief, a safe harbor for parents. And all of a sudden, not. Do 2013 VMAs? Yeah, yeah. Greg and 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, Nazera 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'm in middle school. You think they get, how many years ago was it? 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, 855-3-9, 1210. Tom Chiodado on Talk Radio 1210, WPHT. All right, it is Dom time. Azra 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. You could see her 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, Dom, 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 grown-ups 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's 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 protest. 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. I'll 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. 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 MoveOn.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. 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 the, 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, Azura, where do we find you? So go to foxnews.com and you will just.

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. Asra, 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 Derby's got an interesting day. 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 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 males. 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-tronout. 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 Chiodano on Talk Radio 1210, WPHT. The time has come for the final test. We usually call us the lightning round. That is right. Hit us with that all-time family values association. One way or another, real or fictional. Let's go to 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. Yes, hello, Dom. Good afternoon. Good 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 Rulow, 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 1210. 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 Fradio 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 Kale 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 tried to take advantage of his little girl. And you stick up for your family. All right. 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 know. 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'll talk 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. 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 Giudano, weekdays noon till 3. From Talk Radio 1210, WPHD.