Investigative reporter at the Daily Wire, Megan Brock joins the show

So the entire thing is built on this crazy idea that your feelings can determine your biology. And we all know that's totally insane, that who you are is who you are, you're male or you're female, and there's nothing that you can do or your feelings or whether or not you put on a dress isn't going to change that. Yeah, absolutely correct. So, Meg, you've done a lot of work in this field, too. Is the turning point that court decision, the $2 million, because it seems since then, we are headed down a path, one domino after another falling on this. So here's what I think the comeback was that Gavin Newsom may have said today, or at least one of them did. Again, the gay community is under attack. How in the world does that have anything to do, saying, well, the kid is gay and you're outing him as nothing to do? This is a much more serious thing. Yeah, I mean, the whole premise of this, it really has to assume the absolute worst of a parents. If you think that, quote, unquote, outing a child to their parents is an attack on children, then that means, in my opinion, you're operating under the premise that you view all parents, not as people who love their children and want to see their children do well in life, but as inherently abusive. And that's a really scary thing. I mean, that's something I've written about. on that premise and how it's been played out in the child welfare system. But parents overwhelmingly love their children and the idea that... that wanting to affirm your child's sex is somehow hateful. It's just absolutely insane. And that's what Democrats continue to push for. We even saw that at the State of the Union Address last week, where when President Trump was speaking about a young girl who was denied her parents, were not given custody of her because they wouldn't, quote, unquote, affirm. for transgender identity. And you saw Trump saying this needs to end, the Democrats, all saying seated. So it's really wild to see them really dig their heels in on this issue that's so plain in terms of the correctness of giving parents authority. Meg Brock with us here from the Daily Caller. Meg, give us, let's go down memory lane, Bob Harve, the Gras Harvey, writing this piece. I think he is potentially, given the climate out there, neck in neck with Brian Fitzpatrick. What should we look for from this guy with you and your colleagues? It seemed to be unbelievable how he, principally, was the force pushing back on this and hiding stuff routinely in Bucks County.

Yeah, I mean, Jamie Walker and I, we were sued by the Bucks County Commissioners who at the time, it was Bob Harvey and Diane Marseglia, for simply wanting access to public records. I mean, personally, one of the worst things that happened to me through that whole journey, it was like a two-year journey of pushing back against these commissioners, was when the commissioners actually worked the local newspaper to publish a false defamatory story about me that was completely made up. alleging that I was harassing and quote unquote verbally abusing their office, the person answering their phone calls. And they published the story in the newspaper. And I had my phone records that showed I'd only even called their office twice and then had to FOIA my own voicemail and play it at their meeting to show that my voicemail was just raising questions, which is exactly what you should do with the people who are your elected officials. I mean, it's literally their job. is to take questions and provide answers to their constituents. I would say Bob Harvey miraculously failed in that, particularly in that instance with that story that was published, but also in leading the county to sue myself and Jamie Walker. I think there were seven lawsuits filed to wrongfully withhold public records. And, I mean, it's very notable. that a judge actually ruled and the ruling was upheld that the county acted in bad faith. And that's a really big deal. I think in other simpler times, when the world is so crazy, maybe it would have gotten more attention. But what the judge said is that the commissioners basically weaponized. the government against me with ill intent. Yeah, essentially. That's it. I can't understand what's, as you know, what's happened to the suburbs, particularly Bucks County. And this was the canary in the coal mine moment telling us how far it had gone. Meg, what's next for you? What are you working on at the Daily Caller? I'm actually working for the Daily Wire now. Oh, wait a minute. Mayacopa to Henry, I was ready to say, Henry Erie here, Daily Core. It's a Daily Wire. Okay. Yeah, I recently switched out, but just continuing to try and shed light on government malfeasance and the insanity going on behind closed doors with gender ideology. I mean, all these things we're seeing right now, like you mentioned, the lawsuit. this ruling from the Supreme Court, it's all really encouraging, but there's still a lot of work to be done. Where do we find you on Twitter, Meg? Meg E. Brock. Meg, thank you very much. Thanks. Anytime. Please keep us in the loop. Thank you so much, Don. Have a great day. All right. There's Megan Brock. Henry was right here, Kirk. I thought, oh, this is a miscue. No. Daily wire now, okay, which is probably more prominent. Yeah, I would say it is. Okay, 85583, 9, 12, 10. Let me take some calls. As I said, we played it for you. President Trump, kind of saying what O'Reilly said yesterday, this is not, if it happens, that there's a democracy there, it happens, but they were looking to put someone in who is going to renounce all the nonsense that we've seen around nuclear programs and ballistic missiles. Does that person exist?

in Iran. But isn't it a tell? It is America first. And Tucker Carlson is just despicable. And so is Megyn Kelly. She seems to be following his lead in this dance. Is there an audience there for that? Yeah. Is it necessarily, though, the MAGA audience? I don't think so. It's something even more extreme than we can imagine. Joe and Columbus is next. Talk Radio 1210. Hey, Joe. Hey, good afternoon, Tom. Afternoon. Tom, I never trusted Tucker Carlson. And I was criticized for it. I just thought he was silly. He came from MSNBC. I thought he was, you know, I just suspected. I didn't think. I suspected he was a chameleon, you know, with the bully pulpit and the microphone and an ego. As far as these schools go, I can't help to blame it on Hillary whether it takes a village mentality. I said at the moment I heard it, a village doesn't care about my kid. They're not going to do anything about my kids, you know. And that's what started all this thing. Let the schools take care of your kids. You know, you don't have to worry about it. Well, one of the simplest tales, Joe, the battles I've had with people on the air about school breakfast programs, what does it take to put a bowl with cereal in front of your kid in the morning? Come on. Yeah, you put the time in. You wake up in time to do that. Right. It was just, it was a, it was a molding, a gradual molding that got us to where we are today. And, you know, that's, we say it. You know, we don't need Gavin Newsom to say it. We experience it. We live it. So. Now, my side answer was the origins of Christianity, the pure Christianity, where Peter built his church on that first rock, before all these omniscient leaders of the Catholic Church polluted our minds with what Christianity is. And that's Antioch. And I'm going to sound like Joe from Eckinole. Antioch Turkey. All right, you got it. Isn't it strange, Lance, how many cars are going down to Joe of Exton, all of us? We're going down deep. He is slowly, remember, he is not an actor. No actor could play this role like Joe of Xx. Exactly right. You're not wrong. These are actual, when I think of. Robert of Ben Salem coming up, I think of the Ellison guy. You know, the DeAliance, Sam Elliott, the Deep Boys, the whole thing. And he kind of, we've met him, reminds me of it. Earl, I haven't figured out how to portray him to you. You've got to be there for that. Okay. Yeah. Phone lines are 855, 839, 12, 10. That's how you get on board. So President Trump's saying he's MAGA, not Megyn Kelly. Now, this is curious.

The White House pushing back on some of these influencers, and I'll get Henry's take on this because it's sports-related. As the headline, as MAGA splits on the Iran strike, the White House trumpets Dave Portnoy's support on its official website. I don't know if they see him as this far-right influencer or something to kind of counter it. Interesting figure. Also, this guy Matt Walsh at the Daily Wire, they push back on him talking about, he's complaining, well, which one is it with all the messaging? Look, Trump says a lot of words. When you say a lot of words, you know, I wish he would tighten up on it, but that's Trump on this. You're going to get things that sound conflicting. Sorting it out, and he did during this news conference. This is about America first. It's about stopping Iran from having the ability to hit our troops across the world and stopping them from having a nuclear weapon. That can't happen. The issue then is what does it look like after the bombing is over? And what it looks like ideally seems to be from President Trump today, Venezuela. I think that's a good indicator. Trump is not going to be sucked into a quagmire of nation building here. Nor should we be. If the Iranian people are going to be free and get out of this, they have to do the work. We're not going to put boots on the ground. I don't like that he put boots on the ground in Nigeria. We have 200 soldiers there, military there. I wouldn't do it. I wouldn't risk their life. You could see even tangentially, we've lost lives here. It's a fact when you're in something this major, that's going to happen the matter how perfectly executed. America First says, well, we're going to make this as minimal as humanly possible. Boots on the ground, I think would be a deal breaker. I don't think we're going to get there, and I think he knows that. All right, phone lines are 855, 839, 12, 10. Hit us with that person, place, or thing. most connected to the Middle East in your mind. Think outside the box. The hookah was a pretty good answer. The belly dancer was, too. Definitely. That's where you go for this stuff. 855-839, 1210. Tom's Giardano on Talk Radio 1210, WPHD. All right, it is Tom Time. Let me throw one more thing in here. That is just stunning. And Republicans don't talk about it enough in Pennsylvania. Nate Benefield, who has been on my show, a good bit, Commonwealth Foundation, just printed this analysis that says. The data is unsurprising given the Pennsylvania Turnpike's consistent ranking as the most expensive toll road in the entire United States. Costing drivers, are you ready for this number? If you go across the entire state, it would cost you.

$113. $113 to take the turn of bike across the state. $113. And the road still suck. Right. And do I have to do everything here? Do we have to do what listeners do to, Henry and Kirk? Do we have to do everything for the Republican Party? You can't be out there. hammering home this thing. Absolutely. It could be because your buddies, the patronage and all that, they're on the boards. That's where these people land. Some of them are Republicans. That's my only thought. You can't run on this. Oh, man. If I get this information to Alante McCauley. $113 to travel the state. Be careful because you're accused of yesterday. That's right. Pimping. I got to watch a pimping. They're going to charge me as being a Pimp for them. Amazing. $113 to travel the state. How's that possible? Much higher than the neighboring states. We have a lot of people that drive and listen to the show. Your experience with it. I don't think I've ever gone to, is Pittsburgh, I don't even know, is it cranberry, something like that? Where is the endpoint of it? And here in the southeast, what's the beginning point? I'm trying to think what would be the beginning point where we are to the endpoint. Is it Fort Washington? That's a question. I'm not really good at my geography. Well, I can think where the Jersey Turnpike is. Yeah. That's probably a bit. Well, Columbus, New Jersey's right there. Exactly right. There you go. But $113. That's crazy. To go the length of the state. Now there's a big state. I don't know. Is it 350 miles, 380 miles? But still, $11313? That is so far. out of proportion here i remember when i my family and i my wife and i and daughter took her into a hersey park right for the tolls and it was like 20 bucks i think yeah and again the road there was pot holes oh yeah it was a without a doubt mess yeah it's not uh efficient snow removal anything that you want to say they've had big problems but it needs some help though 113 dollars again Why are you not wrong? Well, it's because a lot of them are in this together. It's a reason why some Republicans take it easy on Penn State, which is pretty radicalized because they want to sit on the 50-yard line or whatever it is with those big games with 100,000 people there. It's always that. But $113. And it's not going to be pulled back. It's going to go forward more. All right, let's go to Robert named Sam Elliott in Ben Salem. Robert, good afternoon.

Hey, Dom, how you doing today? No, Dom Henry is good to talk to you guys today. Ordinarily, I would start off with I was talking to my miscreant brother. But thanks to your show, and particularly Henry, I am able to start off with, I was talking to both of my miscreant brothers about this. Okay. I'm really important. Okay. Yes. And we were talking about whether or not this was going to be an ongoing thing. And there are a lot of reasons why you could see that it wouldn't be. But the one thing that stuck out to me, Dom, was when we went into Iraq, do you remember they came up with a whole deck of cards? Like Saddam Hussein was the ace of spades. And I think the head of his chemical weapons, his name was Chemical Ali, was like a queen of diamonds. And they had... everybody who was anybody in that administration tied to a card as far as their priority as a target. Right. And I can picture Marco Rubio going up to the president saying, but Mr. President, we haven't come up with a deck of cards yet. And Trump's saying, card smart. If it makes you feel better, yell Uno when you dropped the bottom, you know what I mean? But no, I don't think it's going to be, it's not going to be. 20 years, $9 trillion in 200,000 troops like it was when they thought Iraq had weapons of mass destruction. I don't think it's going to be like that at all. Well, the tell is today, and O'Reilly, Robert, said it yesterday. Watch for this. It'll be like Venezuela. Now, it's harder, much harder than Venezuela. But that's what the play is. And I can see them having an authoritarian figure. But, you know, back to oxymorons, a gentle despot is what Trump is in his mind. That's what he's looking for. Well, there's another big difference. In the past, when we went in, we were trying to say who should be in charge. All Trump is saying is who won't be in charge. You know what I mean? Exactly. Okay. And let them figure it out. For my side answer, Dom, a lot of you do your music melody, and Henry uses other languages and things like that, and I really like that. And there's a lot of beautiful languages in the world. But the most beautiful language in the world to me is mathematics. It's pure. It's consistent. It's all-encompassing. It's not going anywhere. And those mathematics were developed in the area that Henry was referring to Mesopotamia. As a matter of fact, algebra is an Arabic word. And the early empires there, the Assyrians, Sumerians, and Babylonians perfected basic math. bedrocks of mathematics were used by the Greeks and Romans later to develop the higher maths, like geometry and trigonometry. So not just our civilization, but our math and our writing started in the Mesopotamia. So that's what I associate with the Middle East of all things.

mathematics and you guys have a great thank you robert these answers are great and deep by the way notice he gave credit to the other voting block he said the greeks took it to a higher level exactly there's always a great is there another talk radio show in America so devoted to the Greek constituency. I don't think so. No, I don't think so. We're the person only and we're still number one. Yeah, exactly right. Drew, in a million years, I wouldn't have thought that Drew, and I met him five times is Greek. Zenos, just based upon a, yeah, you would think this guy's Greek. You hear a diner, table for two when he calls in over there. All right, it's 855, 839, 12, 10. Coming up. Well, I'll start this now. I'll throw it out with you. And then, you know, Henry sits the union for the producers, et cetera, here. I don't know if it's after or whatever. I have to get a cup of tea and walk by this glass and close to see if they're arguing. They're actually out of here. But we have a player for the San Antonio Spurs who is balking at an upcoming, imagine this in Philadelphia. upcoming promotion. And I'm not sure where people will go with this. I think the guy is essentially right. He's a backup center, Luke Cornett. He called for the Atlanta Hawks to cancel an upcoming promotion featuring a fame strip club in the city. I think this is where James Hardin was voted into their Hall of Fame because he makes it rain every time he's there. On March 16th, the Hawks will host Magic City Monday during a game against the magic. Throughout that night, the team will recognize the strip club Magic City. The night will include a performance from Atlanta rapper Ti Magic City themed merchandise, the famed chicken wings that the club has become known for. In a statement announcing the festivities, The hawk, the hawks referred to Magic City as a iconic cultural institution. Now, wait a minute, guys. You know, it's one thing to have them hosting this. But to call it an iconic cultural institution, a strip club. And it gets to me the whole thing to, you know, what is it? Is business really conducted at strip clubs? You see this all the time. You see guys, yeah, we're going to meet there. They got wings, dancers, and we're going to do a business deal there. Is that really happening? And the best strip club stuff that I've seen in a series was Breaking Bad. Just showing these guys, they're partying, then they wake up outside, and they're like $8,000 they spent in two hours. All right, so suppose your Philadelphia 76ers were hosted by a strip club. Now, I remember the kickoff, and I remember the back and forth over this was unbelievable. The kickoff to a WNBA season. I'm not sure if it was one team or the league was held at a club that was a lesbian club, a big lesbian club.

I didn't think that was such a good idea for the WNBA. And I don't see, look, I know pride nights in several of these groups do this, but a strip club with the Phillies do a strip club night. You know, there's plenty of them within two minutes of the ballpark, right? Would they go with that? This guy's not even involved, though. It's the Hawks, and they're playing the Orlando Magic, but he is saying, no, basketball shouldn't be connected to that, shouldn't be that. Look, all these teams have knights to encourage more ethnic nights or whatever. But a strip club, 855, 833, 9, 12, 10. I don't think here in Philadelphia that would happen, at least with the Phillies. The Eagles, I'm not so sure. They're a crowd. All right. But, you know, it's, and calling it an iconic cultural institution is pretty remarkable stuff. Well, let's not get carried away here. Even though it is, I think this is where Mutumbo was and James Hardin is in their Hall of Fame. Apparently, when we did the Republican convention, way back when Mitt Romney was the nominee, it was in Tampa. And Tampa apparently is the capital per capita of strip clubs. I remember how much was going on with the Republican convention. You probably saw Democrats are considering Philadelphia in 2028. All right. Is that a good move? Phone lines are 855, 839, 12, 10. All right. Joe Vexton in the, no imitators allow. Joe of Xton in the on deck circle, hit us on the side club. And I need somebody, if you travel the entire turnpike, are you really being charged $113? How in the world does it incrementally get to it? Well, I explain. They have Republicans on the patronage jobs associated with that also. And they just keep on jacking it up. But $113. It is the most costly in the United States. That's a tall road. Even for the nonsense that goes on here. Come on, Republicans. Get on this. You can't make hay out of this. $113. Definitely you should be able to. I will get to all that coming up. You know, your heart shows up for you every day through the stress, laughter, long hours, and while cherishing the people you love most. And right now, rescue natural supplements invites Dom listeners to start caring for your heart before something feels off. Just use the exclusive offer code omega-50, omega-50, omega-50, buy any premium omega-3 and get one free. Omega-3s support healthy circulation, balanced blood pressure, and lower triglycerides. They help fortify your health as you age while calming chronic inflammation, everyday protection that your heart deserves. And for decades, rescues ultra-purified third-party tested omega-3s. They've been trusted by generations of satisfied people. Join them with this limited time offer.

You go to r-es-kue.com. Use that code omega-50, omega-50, omega-5-0. You buy one omega, you get one free. Or call a product consultant at 800-262-5483. Your heart will thank you. Shop online. R-E-S-Q dot com. Use that code omega-50. Tom Giardano on Talk Radio 1210, W-PHPHT. All right, this is Dom. Coming to your calls, 855, 8, 3, 9, 12, 10. I support the war against excessive taxation, which to me is almost all taxation. And I'm looking here, they're going to have to the state of Mississippi big time. They're working to make the NIL money. This is the money you get paid if you're a college athlete, maybe not even big time. Some are making millions. They only want to go pro. They're trying to make that money tax exempt to give a recruiting advantage for their schools over other states. Now think about this, how far have we come with college sports? Let's say you're making a million a year. In California, you might come out of that after all it's said and done. I don't even know if you would come out of that with 400,000 of your own money. You hear people going, well, they're a college kid. They got 400,000. Yeah, but they robbed him of 600,000. For what? For Gavin Newsom? In Mississippi, you would have the million. Think about that difference. Let's make it you're not getting a million. Let's make it 50,000. You know, some of these kids are getting that with the college money. All right, so it's 60% of that. You may end up with 20,000. Here you would have 50,000. Yeah, this is the way to attack them. Small thing, small area, and Trump tax on tips. Now we're waiting to see as all this clears up, we're getting close to tax returns being done and people actually seeing what they're going to get back and then reinforce when they do get it back. That should be much more than they could think about before. Will that matter? on the affordability front. No tax on tips was always out there. And I know there are people, some conservatives saying, well, I don't like that because not everybody gets, look, this is a battle where we have to fight them every day, pull out as much money as we can from there. So Mississippi trying to create a better atmosphere? Yeah, I mean, if you can go to UCLA. versus going to Padusa, Mississippi, Paducah, Mississippi, whatever it is, you might choose UCLA. But if they're going to take a couple hundred grand from you, maybe you would go at Mississippi. That's unfair. How can they do that? Don't they have anything better? This is always it. It's always the battle of those that want to tax us, like what I told you just a while ago. How to travel across the state of Pennsylvania using the turnpike. Does it cost $113? And it just keeps on going up. Republicans are complicit in it. It is one of the reasons. All right, here he is, the man of the hour, usually later in the show. He's ready today. He's early. He's early. He's early. Way early. Let's bring in Joe of Exton, Joe. Good early afternoon.

Yes, hello, Dom, and good afternoon. Thank you, Joe. At the time of the Israelites, Egypt was a civilization with a plethora of gods. On the other hand, the Israelites brought about monotheism, the belief in one God. Yeah, that's a big difference, Joe. That's a big step forward in my view. Thank you, Joe. Yeah, how many ancient Roman Empire things do we see? And it's always to the gods, not to God. All right, Joe, on brand today. Yeah, other people are trying to imitate him. There's only one. Exactly right. Yeah, you can't imitate this magic mixture that we have figured out here. 855-839-12-10. To me, the big story, though, if you miss me talking about it, or Riley did yesterday, is the fact that President Trump talking about he could have even used more like Venezuela. Where somebody emerges in charge, it's going to be friendly to us, meaning not plotting, not saying death to America, not trying to get a nuclear weapon, not enhancing their ballistic missile launchers. That's what we're looking for. If the people then, by some process over the course of time, go democracy, well, then we're okay with that. But it's not going to be chaotic. It's not going to be nation building. That's exactly what I thought is instincts wearing this. Now, Venezuela, you can do that. Here, it might be a bit more difficult to do it. 855-839, 12-10. Are you on board with that? Maybe after this news conference today, more people are even more on board. You can hit my poll at Twitter at Dom Show 1210 at Dom Show 1210. And I'd say the polling is up about five or six points since yesterday. All right, I haven't played any of these yet, Kirk. So here is, this is one of the cuts of the day. Yes, this will start with cut 22. Bill Clinton, we now have some of the sound from his deposition. We have Hillary's too. Bill Clinton, this is 22, was asked. What did he think the victims on Epstein's plane were all about all these young women? What were they doing on the plane? Here is Bill Clinton in rare form. Here's what he said. What did happen, Mr. President? I don't know. I mean, I've already told you this. I'll tell again. I never saw anybody do anything wrong. I thought they were flight attendants. Do flight attendants typically wear tank tops and jeans?

They don't all wear uniforms on private planes. Yes, sir. Most are dressed probably pretty business class. So Bill Clinton thought these 16-year-olds were flight attendants aboard a private plane. Oh, my God. It went back and forth with more of that around the private plane thing. Here is the tub photo. This is 14, Kirk, and I may cut it off a little bit here. The tub photo, the hot tub photo with Bill Clinton. What about that? He claims it wasn't involved with Epstein. It was somewhere else. It's not AI generated. Here's Clinton's explanation on that. What we're trying to get out is some context for the public on whether you remember this photo and any details may be able to provide us about it. So do you recall the details of this photo or recall the photo being taken? No, I don't think I never knew the photo was taken. Okay, and for those who can't see it, it's a photo view in a hot tub. There's a person next to you here. Do you remember where it was taken? Where was it taken? I'm almost sure that this taken, I think there's an adjacent photograph, which you probably have. that if people thought they would feel that someone was trying to calm them showing this picture. But anyway, this picture was taken in Brunei. And we flew one night on a trip to Asia, the last very long leg. He said we, is it? Who is that including? Well, my TIL team that was working on the AIDS issue and Mr. Epstein was there and Ms. Maxwell. But anyway, we got to the end of the flight was benign. It's a tiny place, but a very wealthy one. And the Sultan of Brunei was a man that I had gotten to know well in my eight years as president. And his first involvement with international matters is basically to join the Asian Pacific Economic Leaders Conference, which I started and which he attended. And so, and then he was very proud of that. And he hosted, his time came to host it. You know, you do these things in a location. And it came at the... either at the very end of my term or maybe the next year. Anyway, he wanted when he knew I was coming, and he said he wanted to help me with my AIDS initiative. Okay. So the AIDS initiative, Clinton Foundation, the explanation of the hot tub. The explanation of the plane? Flight attendants. Hillary snapped out a couple times in this. It's always a better witness for action. We'll play some of that a little bit later. Coming up, Dom's progressive women gone wild of the day. This one involves Joy Reed and this woman, what is her last name? Oh, Welsh, the Welsh woman, the big podcaster and her sidekick who says nothing just nods approval at her.

You've seen her on CNN at YouTube.com slash 1210. This is quite a parley of Joy Reid and these two crazed women talking about Erika Kirk and JD Vance and your calls all straight ahead on Talk Radio 1210. Tom Tierdano on Talk Radio 1210, WPHT. All right, top time. It is, do you have that, Kirk? Our progressive women going wild. If not, that's okay. We'll save that one for tomorrow, Joy Reid, for tomorrow. We've got a lot of people to want to get in. The thing we try to break down for you, two things on the war that are really important. One president today taking questions in the Oval Office and talking about, even though he didn't catalog it this way, this is like Venezuela. We're looking to get somebody in charge. that will be effective and not continue the path of these leaders in Iran that we've seen. That's the bottom line. The other is the Marco Rubio statement we played you. And again, not that Israel was going to attack, making us have to attack, but that we were going to. We were very close to that anyhow, given the intransience. of the Iranian negotiators just running out the clock and continuing to talk and say nothing. Steve Witkoff, we plagued you that, the chief negotiator, one of the chief negotiators, saying the first meeting, they said they had 11 ready to go nuclear weapons. It was just a question of getting to that, and they were bragging about it. So this idea that Tucker Carlson and others putting out, and some in the lame stream media, This was all quarterback by Benjamin Netanyahu and Israel is certainly not what the administration is saying. And they're also giving every signal. This is not going to be boots on the ground. All right. Let's go to Charlie in Philly on Talk Radio 1210. Hey, Charlie. Good afternoon. Yeah, I don't hear anybody mention in it. I think one of the main things here is that. Israel has 200 nuclear warheads, I believe, at the Mona, or they did. They arrested a guy years ago, Australia, coming from Australia to Rome, and the guy disappeared. I forget what his name is, but he's what it blew the whistle. Everybody knew it anyway. If they had them, if they get one missile out of those 11 or whatever they have, they have one missile could hit that. that nuclear strong hole. I think it'll just be a giant hole over here. It won't just be Israel. It'll be Jim Jordan and Syria and Lebanon and who knows what? You know what I mean? That's a lot of nuclear power there in one place. That's their Achilles teal. I mean, they have that for protection, but it's also, if somebody can blow that place up, they're done, you know? Gotcha, Charlie. Thank you. Yeah, I'm not sure of that's the Iranian's plea, but again, thank you. The world recognizes that Iran cannot have

nuclear weapons. I mean, that's the thing that hopefully out of this is going to be degenerated for quite a while. How it shakes out. My only trepidation with this is this. It's going to be four or five weeks. We're going to see the end of the bombing, et cetera. Hopefully there will be a figure emerging, kind of like we've seen in Venezuela. The problem is, does this suck any oxygen out of the whole midterms thing? Because all that we're seeing Democrats try to pose with this is the idea of affordability. How much this is costing? Where's the value? Oil prices. I mean, I think Trump is right on this. The oil prices have gone up. A bit, more than a bit, but not crazy, as it usually happens in something like this. It's 12 or 13 cents at the pump at this point, apparently. The markets are royal by it for now. I think that will calm down as we see this smooth out a bit, as it should. But it's not going to be like Venezuela. You take Maduro out and things are kind of over for a while. What's going to happen is there's still extreme elements there. They still have a lot of ballistic missiles. It's going to take some time to neutralize this. All right. Coming up. I'm going to give you a couple of sentences from the National Nurses United. They are the largest U.S. Union of registered nurses. I need to get some nurse knowledge here. They use words like imperialism. As soon as I hear the word imperialism, it's like when I get a caller and I know this is going to be a racial thing calling me a Caucasian. Come on. See, you know, it's a tell. As soon as you hear the Caucasian, who walks around calling people Caucasians? Well, who walks around talking and throwing into statement words like imperialism? That's communist Chinese talk, you know, the chikoms. It's the socialist. It's these dense insider terms, imperialists. They said, the National Nurses United. are outrage that the Trump administration has ignored the Constitution, committed yet another imperialist act of war over the weekend without approval from Congress, just like Trump's unilateral military action in Venezuela. I need to hear from some nurses. Who the heck is representing registered nurses? And they go on to say, here's the hook. This is costing working men and women in the United States mightily. The United Nurses stand with working men and women across the country. Are they really the largest nurses group? This is the group representing nurses, registered nurses. I don't know who are the unregistered nurses. How do you get registered?

Is it you say, I support the Democrat Party craziness and you become a registered nurse? We got Dom's Money Melody for a big prize, all that coming up in the 2 o'clock hour. Dom J. Udano, weekdays noon till 3. From Talk Radio 1210, WPHD.