The Dom Giordano Program (Full Show ) 2-26-26

For years, Gone South has been a podcast about crime in the American South, but for our new season, we're widening the lens. Through deeply reported narrative-driven stories, we're digging into the myths, scandals, and power structures that still shape the South, and in a lot of ways, the country itself. Follow and listen to Gone South Season 5, an Odyssey podcast, available now on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever you get your shows. All right, it is Domtime bonus coverage today. By the way, we got Alante McCauley in studio today again at 1 o'clock. City Council should have started by now. I haven't seen on Twitter. You guys can check it out and tell me, did he get to speak his two minutes, or did City Council cut him off again for the four straight week? It is an ongoing soap opera. Mr. McCauley, please, Mr. McCau. And then bang. He's still up there talking. So we'll talk about him. Ian Rhodes, he's making here in Philadelphia to shake things up on the Republican side. I'm the MC slash. I'll do a little bit of speaking tonight for the Camden County Republicans. I've never been to the mansion in Voorhees. But it looks spectacular. It's their annual Lincoln Reagan speech. And the person I'm going to lionize tonight. more than Reagan, more than Lincoln, is Reagan. I wish I had the tape of it, but I should carry it with me. Henry's trying to tweak me yesterday. I'll bring that up tonight because I said this was arguably the greatest accomplishment of any president, is it? He said, well, Washington had to beat Great Britain. They didn't have nuclear weapons. Come on. They didn't have vodka. They didn't have borsh. They weren't, they didn't have a home court advantage. It really shows you how much the home court advantage is. The world power couldn't beat Americans here on American soil. The Russians, well, was neutral. There was no home court advantage. So I'll tell you a little bit more about that tomorrow. Now, a couple of things. And, Kirk, I need you on this one. This is right in your wheelhouse. The inquire, and this is a interest they have that I endorse, they tell us what percentage do you think? That I'm asked Henry. What percentage of Inquirer readers, pollsters, said there is a central jersey? Remember, it's a Philadelphia Inquirer readers and people that online read it, et cetera. Percentage? I would say 75%. Okay, Henry? Oh, we're cut off here. Yeah, Henry. Yeah. Oh, yeah. Sorry. Okay. What's going on here? I'm sorry, I just can't hear you with the mics on. Oh, okay. All right, just, all right. With 75%, it's 74%. Now, I'm in a stolen camp. Is this like somebody who denies gravity or somebody who is like a raving conspiracy nut or somebody who tells us that somehow or another? The earth is flat, you know, like Kyrie Irving, I think, still thinks that you'll fall off the earth or back in Columbus Day. I don't believe there's a central Jersey. There's a North Jersey and there's a South Jersey. And that's it. Well, there's such a debate. Okay. Well, you're on the side. It says there is. Yes. Okay. So they actually took all this stuff, inquire, and they set it up in the end. They say the average divider based upon reader input.

marking South Jersey set near Burlington, Trenton, and just south of Tom's River. Now, I don't know if I'd call just south of Tom's River, North Jersey, but I certainly don't think I'm in South Jersey when I'm near Tom's River. I mean, I don't get that. Well, Joe from Columbus will be a different. Yeah, okay. All right, so 74% tell us that there is a central Jersey. And they say the South Jersey ends at Burlington, Trenton, and just south of Tom's River. Okay? You can tell me, particularly Joe of Columbus out there. I just don't know why it be. I remember the first day, and some of it was tourism. Some of it was they wanted to set this up as an entity where they could have tourism and wine trails or something, I guess. They wanted identity with Central Jersey. But over the course of the years, people think North Jersey, they're rude, obnoxious, New Yorker-centric, South Jersey, pleasant communities. They may be Democrats, but they're not too bad. Right. That's exactly what it is. I don't even know what a central jersey is or the need of doing that. But what's behind that? Why Central Jersey? Okay, one other quick thing. The World Economic Forum. Now, when I think about that, I don't think of this current CEO, Brande. He has resigned today. Just happened this morning. Now, this is the group. I think of the face of it. I think of guys like John Kerry. I think of no-it-alls. I think of people that are constantly going to try to tell us what to do. Allegedly, they think we shouldn't be an ownership society. In other words, we should be people that rent everything, apparently. You know what I'm talking. I'm the anti-conspiracy guy. But the bottom line is with these people, they're real. They want to dominate. They know better. They're smarter than the room. He's resigned this morning. And the reason is he's caught up in the Epstein files. Now, I don't know. I'm not going to get into the weeds. It doesn't matter here exactly what he did or didn't do or what's alleged. But he was involved with Epstein in some way, shape, or form. And even though I'm anti-conspiracy, the urge of these guys is out there. Why would all these guys be around Epstein? Well, they knew about the island, that aspect of it. But they also... want it to be where they think the power was, the domination was. And somehow another, Epstein was able to play all this in various ways. So here we have a guy in, I think, listeners that know about this, this is one of the most hated groups, the World Economic Forum. I'm not sure if it's just in February they meet in Davos, Davos, but Kerry. The climate thing gives them something to rant about. Randy Weingarten was there this year. All the usual players who want to tell other people what to do, tell the Hoyt-Polloy. And that's going to lead to the side question today. I'll give you a little warm-up at noon. We'll start taking them today. We've been talking, Henry and I, off air and on air a lot of Gavin Newsom's stuff. And Gavin Newsom's memoir is out.

And he's only in mid-career. Well, after 2028, maybe that'll be it. Maybe it'll be career over. And Gavin Newsom is trying to pass himself off as not from the super wealthy, connected, upper middle classes, family certainly. So I read a breakdown today of the book. And the number of pages that talk about the Getty family. When you hear Getty, that's as big as you get. He was actually friends and went on a shopping spree. I guess it was the Getty grandson who was kidnapped and they cut his ear off to say, hey, we mean business here. And they sent it back in the mail. He was picked to go on a shopping spree to cheer the kid up. He was part of that circle. He was seen as almost another son of the Gettys. I'm sorry, buddy. You're not going to pass yourself off. as middle class. Yeah, I had to grind. I had to do it. If you're with the Getty guy with the ear off, taking them on shopping trips, spending, the book says, who knows how much money. Oh, come on, Dom, cut him some slack. He had to eat frozen lasagna sometime. Stoufers. Wait a minute, is that the high end to that lasagna? The stopers? Probably. Yeah, yeah. All right, so he's going to have a hard time relating. Now, Trump is from wealth, and his father gave him a lot of money to get started. I've often thought, a different kind of father, and it's the building trades and construction stuff that kind of brings you down to earth. So we're going to be asking on the side question, a sign that you're really not middle class. You've gone into at least the upper middle class. I'll give you, Henry's got a great one, I think we'll save the noon. It's that good. I didn't even know people were doing this. Mine is, if you're having someone drive you around, that's it, buddy. Stop saying your middle class. I don't care if I'm Daddy Warbucks, billions. Nobody's driving me around. That's it. No way, shape, or form. You want to go somewhere? I'm driving. Richard Petty, shove over, buddy. Come on. Well, Zoli has someone driving him to Fox Studios during his hit for his hits. Well, yeah, if they make you do it because you're going into New York, I usually would take the train when I've done that. Right. Yeah, rather than have somebody drive because, and he's right, I've said the same thing. You've got to be a rat if you're just sitting back there looking at your notes and your phone and doing stuff. You've got to engage in conversation. So it's a whole ride up to New York. It's a Seinfeld. You've got to say, you know, I can't hear you. You know, rock group. Yeah, I'm pretending I'm deaf. You've got to pretend you're deaf. Let me know when we get there. I don't know what's going on. Yeah, it takes up a lot of time to do that. Then you feel like a rat. Like who am I? I can't talk to the driver here. You know, if the guy engages. Now, cab drivers in New York, they don't engage. You don't want to try to engage those guys, by and large. Pretty difficult. Yeah, it's a pretty difficult thing. Gross. All right. So 855, 839, 12, 10, you can get in with us AT&T and Verizon Wireless. All you have to do is just push pound 1210. And as I said, Hillary Clinton today, we won't be able to bring the sound of it. It's a closed deposition. I wouldn't do that. This ought to be open. I realize the difficulty they're talking about Epstein and all that. But word will filter out. The last time we saw Hillary was the Benghazi testimony when she really got into it. And Henry, if you Google, it'll remind me of the line. There was a line that was so Hillary. I've interviewed Hillary twice. And I would tell you, she's no dope. Biden's a dope. Nancy Pelosi's a dope. Hillary's sharp.

Bill Clinton's sharp. Never interviewed Obama. But in the ring, Hillary's just kind of unlikable. She doesn't know where to go in order to connect with people. But as far as toughness and sharpness, she's got it. So she was then Secretary of Stateer coming off it. And on her watch, we had Benghazi when we didn't ride to the rescue. And it was about after all this time, really, you're still asking me about this. She snapped out in the hearing. That was the memorable line. I think today she's kind of tangential to this. I don't know how much you'll offer about Epstein. It's Bill Clinton. Will we testify tomorrow or soon? That's a little bit up in the air. Okay, 855, 839, 12, 10 you get in. Is there a central Jersey? I say no. Why are we playing this game? And if it does exist, where does it exist? By the way, we got these two kids coming on today, too, at 2.30. They set up a snow removal company. M.M.A. Henry, do you know what that stands for, the clean? I believe it's their initials. Oh, it's her initials. Okay. And I saw they were making $4,000 a day or something, at least what they were taken in. God bless them. If that figure, that was NJ.com. And I think they just did it during this crisis. How many offers did you get during this snowy season? We got none. And I just don't like somebody shoveling my snow. It's just not something I. It's not as bad as somebody driving me somewhere. But, you know, that's it. I'm never driven with Henry that I remember. And he knows. He went drive. Dan used to say it all the time. Well, you can't use two feet down. Now, Dan had to drive to Washington. I had to put up with it. The new car smell, the whole thing with it, vaping all the way. Howard Stern reruns were listening to. It was brutal. Don't worry. I'm the complete opposite. Yeah, I think it would be. Yeah. I mean, this was torture all the way there. All the way back. He's not dressed. He's not dressed for the White House. So as we're driving about 60 miles an hour, he's taken off one shirt and putting another shirt on. It was quite a bit. While driving? Of course. Oh, my God. Yeah. Wow. He may have put the vape down and said, hold the vape here for that moment. He'll tell you that was the truth. Oh, my goodness. So, yeah, we interviewed the food babe and a few others at the West Wing. I've got to get back there. And Henry, you can drive if it's a station car. That's certainly allowed. Station car, I'd love to. Yeah, to Washington. Maybe I would get rid of the no-drive. But I did have to, I did drive. Scott Jennings out to Phoenixville, and that's like going to the moon from here. My God. All right, 855, 839, 1210. Dawn Stensland Show, Dom Pinchinning today on Talk Radio 1210. It is not hard to destroy a college. Last season, the podcast, Campus Files, brought you stories of fraternity drug rings, stolen body parts, campus cults, and more. And now Campus Files is back for another season.

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We can't stop you from walking out. The attorneys say you may have a right to do that. I'd love to be on the other side of that argument. But if you walk out, you will get zero credit for any missed assignments. Could a teacher give a test? And the kid walks out. If I did that, you're not getting a make-up test. You weren't sick. You walked out. And you also get after-school detention. And this is seen as a pretty bold stand. What should be the penalty if you walk out in the manner we've seen these kids go out? I hear what they're saying. They're solicitors and all are telling them, yeah, they do have a First Amendment right. You really can't do anything about that around this. Even though if they're doing stuff in school or in the school of grounds, I do think you have rights. And they're concerned. They don't want any accidents. They don't want what we've seen in other places to happen. So, okay, all good. But Southerton has been much better than these other schools. Surprisingly, we haven't seen a lot of walkouts in South Jersey that I'm aware of. I may have missed one or two here. But we are up in our area to at least double figures now, I think. And the Quaker Town one was obviously the worst. And tonight they have their school board meeting. And we have Joe Conman, the DA over there. We'll see what he does around this. We've had Fred Herron on and he laid it out what the cops face. Speaking of which, police have arrested one of the people throwing ice slash snow or at least a boulder, this one guy. at cops that we've talked about all week in that Washington Square incident. And guess what? Just about a week or so ago, he was arrested for a robbery on the transit line that is right there. They were called because there was a disturbance. Maybe by the end of the show, I'll be able to tell you how many arrests does this guy have? How many times has Alvin Bragg let him out? How many times will the commie mayor let him go? But this is a showdown. And the police chief, to her credit, is backing the cops on this. And she wants to know why commanders on the ground didn't allow them to arrest people. Pat Malloy, I mean, this is the best of talk. This is why you got to love talk radio. A listener hears me talking about that and referencing a great cop, Pat Malloy, wish she were the commissioner in Philadelphia. And Pat's apparently on vacation in a tropical destination. Yeah, I wish I were Pat right now. Yeah, and they text him there, and he sends me this long thing of what would happen, ipso facto, mandamus, all this stuff. Well, Dom, we would charge him and arrest every one of them, be chasing more of them. Where do we get these guys? Yeah. What would the Philadelphia cops do? maybe they'd have a little bit more opportunity than in New York. But in New York, they know. Zohran Mamdani's not going to like this. He's called it now twice at least, just a snowball fight. What are we doing here? Alvin Bragg, the guy's probably out already. I think he was arrested this morning. If he's not out by lunchtime, I'll be surprised. Alvin Bragg is not going to do anything. Absolutely not going to do anything.

All right, a lot of stuff still coming out of the, as I was talking with Nick, coming out of the state of the union. And the big thing coming out of the state of the union is did this political today says Republicans are happy because Trump has regained the high ground potentially on immigration. And we have a spot. I don't know if this is Americans for prosperity. It's a group like that. that put up a spot, Henry, do you know which one that is that shows the magic moment? And then... The crazy? Is that it? Okay. Yeah, this is, well, I thought Trump said they were ashamed more than crazy on this one. He did call group crazy. But okay, this is cut 20. Does it, at the end, they put in a line at the end. Oh, this is the transition one. This isn't the illegal one. The they-them thing again. They said that Republicans and Trump are for you. Democrats again are for they-them. But we do have an ad where they're shown not standing up and then they announce over it. This is where the Democrat Party is. And I'm going to say it all day. It occurs to me what we saw the other night. was a celebration of American heroes, of America, of people that have suffered and overcome, and also of America first. If people believe that's the Republican brand, the Democrat brand is to get mad at that. They're mad at that brand. They're not only not their brand. They get mad over it. That's their brand. Lack of gratitude, lack of connection to this love of America. So what do they love about America? Oh, here we go. Here is our buddy, we here at 1 o'clock, Alante McCauley, at City Council. Democrat for the mayor's office for the past 70 years. In regards to the Save Act, this is not a partisan situation. 84%. of Americans approve of the SAVE Act. 76% of Black Americans approve of the SAVE Act. For the people who watched a great State of the Union speech the other night by President Trump, 64% of them believed that his policies will move us in the correct... Oh, my God. Exactly.

We don't want any more no excuse melambolids. We know that melambolids is a vector for fraud. We know that melambolids is how you cheat to win your elections. We don't want any more rig machines. Smartmatic, Villasuela, Hugo Chavez, do your research. It's amazing how I needed a photo ID to come in the city hall today. It's amazing how all in the black neighborhoods, the Democrats, allow all of these liquor stores to remain. You have to have photo ID to go buy alcohol. It's amazing for the years and the generations, y'all want families to raise. Kids and families on Section 8 housing, welfare, cash assistance. You need photo ID to get all of these things. So this is all things the Democrats support. We want Governor Josh Shapiro to clean up the voter rolls. It's okay. America first. America first. Call Carolyn again and then close it. Call Carolyn again. What's happening here? They cut him off again? And Zachary, my. Zahir Mohammed Gray. Carolyn Cory Booker, then. Oh, okay. So he's done. They didn't cut them off today. The time expired. Wow. Did you hear that mob there, though, picking up on this when he started with the... Real quick, I just want to mention. They did a wide shot of the public comment. However, if you look at the other public comments, they did a close shot of each participant, each public speaker. With him, did it sit a wide shot. How's that fair? How's that fair? To show the crowd reacting and everything, yeah. Pretty much, yeah. You know what, though? That's wrong. I would tell you deep down when I asked him here today, on air and off air, he'll love that. Right. Oh, yeah. True. Yeah, exactly. It's unfair, but it just elevates this guy to another level. Right. They've got to go to the wide shot. He's speaking now. I bet in addition to the kind of showing the crowd, too, they're like, let's make sure he can't post this on social media. I was just talking to say that. You're absolutely right. You're absolutely right. Instead of being a close-up on him, it's the whole thing. It's far away. You can't really see him that well. I mean, if I bet he still will, it's just not going to be as good of a shot. Exactly. I notice things like that because every speaker did that. If that's the case. We may be on to something here. I mean, I will ask Linda Kearns. This is a lawsuit. Why in the world would you change your focus? Think about these creeps of how far they go. If Henry's right about this, that's a lawsuit. I would maintain they can't do it. Now, I'm on inside story tomorrow. And I don't care if the topic is about China.

outer space, whatever. You know, outer space would be a place where Alante McCauley would fit in perfectly here to Rale's. I'm going to put that on the map tomorrow. We've put them on the map because this guy pops. That was the first thing. That was the first thing I noticed. All the other speaker, I was keeping an eye on this meeting for about past 15 minutes or so. And. That was one thing I noticed they cut, they had him. And as soon as he came up to the podium, they cut to the wide shot and stayed on that the whole two minutes or two and a half minutes. I'll ask him about great producer. Thank you guys, though. Sure. I didn't even think about it to go to him here. And we got something. Yeah, hold that sound too. What the heck with this? How can they make this guy already goes to the wide shot? If you haven't heard him before, I'll be here at 1 o'clock today in studio. And I take great pride in this. When we see people out there making a difference, talk radio is a great platform to do this. Now, how soon before we see an inquire article an expose on Alante McCauley? I do know he's an ex-felon. I do know that. So what? This guy's turned his life around. Our listeners see that as redemption. They don't see that as a bad thing. Not at all. My God, going to a wide shot here, though. What the heck? Who is the? These people in city council. This is some guy from the street rousing people. They can't take it. They have like a gazillion to one voting advantage. And this guy's talking Trump and flip Philadelphia red. And the Republican honchos, they don't like him even more because he's bothering them. All right, one o'clock today. You don't want to miss that. YouTube.com slash 1210. Should we give him the white shot? Can you guys control the shot? Yeah, I can control it. I can take it as far away as I can. That's one thing. No close-ups to me or I'm putting makeup on here. You're not coming in here and seeing every makeup. Hair, get in here. I don't care about the makeup. Actually, it would be three. I think he should have his own shot while he's here. Yeah, exactly. Well, the weirdest story I have with that, he was on CNN one time, and Ali Velchie was in the chair next to me. You're making up. All of a sudden, I can't breathe. They keep on hitting with powder on top of the head. It's like a big puff in the air around this. All right. 855, 839, 1210. Jump on board here. He'll be here at one today. You're with Dom, in for Dawn, on Talk Radio 1210. Sometimes it feels like the news is full of things that have never happened before. And that is not exactly true. In fact, it may have happened this very week, hundreds or thousands of years ago. I'm Sally Helm, host of the podcast History This Week, from the History Channel. Trade embargoes, Thomas Jefferson tried them.

Rent too high, we've been arguing about that for a while. Each episode is proof. The past isn't that far away. Listen to history this week, available now on Apple, Spotify, or wherever you get your podcasts. Dom Giordano on Talk Radio 1210, WPHT. All right, Dom Gerdano's show. So as I said, This guy out of nowhere, Alante McCauley, he'll be with us at 1 o'clock again in studio, the Inquirer guy. Now, this is the guy I told you about last week. Remember, maybe it was the week before. I know we were on bonus coverage that day. And this guy wrote at the Inquirer about how Wawa was in decline. Just because he didn't like Wawa moving out of Center City, Philadelphia. Wawa didn't trash the city, as they should have, and Larry Krasner. They didn't say, come and steal a cup of coffee our last day here in honor of Larry Krasner, shoplift the whole store, and they went after them. Here's what he just put up on Twitter seven minutes ago. Black Maga is at the council now. That's Alante McCauley, ranning about voter fraud. It's amazing how much of their rhetoric about voting machines. is just crib from crunchy lefties from a decade ago. So this guy's official name, I'll ask him, does he like being called Black Maga? It's what's going on. And Henry, I think we started trying to get it. We did get him on. It was like the middle of January. This is only going on for about a month now. And it just shows you in Philadelphia how calcified and stalledified this whole area is, both parties. It's a one horse town. It's really a Democrat party. And Vince Fennedy gets the crumbs on the Republican side. They're both scared to death of this guy because he seems to be everywhere. He's running for two offices. If he gets one, I mean, if he were the GOP chair in Philadelphia, you know, and I would ask, I'm sure they wouldn't tell me. Vince Fenerty or this guy, who's more likely to shake things up? He's a guy that said, why are we not going into North Philly Republicans and talking about Nikki Minaj? I don't know. I don't know the last time the Republican leadership in Philadelphia was in North Philly. I have to see that. Vince and I bonded Henry. You were there. Remember, he came to Dom Gerdano Day, and I appreciate that. If he has a reaction to this. We'd love to hear from him. At least make this guy the deputy chairman, you know, and give him a wide swath of the city. You got the northeast. He can take the rest of the city and let him barnstorm going out there with the Republican banner. What could go wrong? What is it these people? And again, can you imagine the pettiness of Justice City Council feed? And as far as we can tell. They don't want him to have a good close-up shot for all of his social media. They go to a wide shot. With the others, they go in close. You know, a bunch of gibberish continues with this fraudulent organization, Philadelphia City Council. By the way, SEPTA, I mean, here's another situation, too, kind of involved with the city, is now going to be using AI.

To make sure the bicycle lanes, for example, don't have cars. You shouldn't park in a bicycle lane or any of these others. I get it. But moving heaven and earth with AI, how much are they using it to get to real crime and citizen complaints about a lot of things that go on in Philadelphia? Just saying, just thinking about it, that might be the better way to go. Okay, here is Gavin Newsom. This will be cut eight. And we've been focused in on Gavin Newsom because he is probably the Democrats frontrunner. And he sometimes seems to get it politically as far as how to maneuver. And then he shows up and starts telling a black mayor how he's just like him. He only had 950 in his SATs. And he can't read too well. And then he's wondering why people are upset about that. And then with Dana Bash, who held his feet to the fire, he tried to claim he was just kind of a middle-class guy. And Henry, usually calm about this thing, gets nuts because of this picture of him in the San Francisco Chronicle with all these super wealthy kids. And the yearbook. In the yearbook. The yearbook. He's the most stylish. He won the most stylish in high school. Like, you don't get that. Sorry. Yeah, well, you know, if we ever get him in studio again, I want some budget to pump up my hair to the appropriate height. I mean, I don't see why not. The top of this guy's head is about 6'6. We should expense that. We should expense that, definitely. All right, so here is his complaint. Listen to this now. JD Vance scares him more than Trump. There are some people waiting in the wings in the MAGA world who would love to be the chosen ones of the Trump orbit. JD Vance is one of them. Marco Rubio is one of them. Do you think they can carry on the MAGA flame here? No, but JD Vance, for whatever reason, scares me. Why? Almost more than Trump. I don't know. I just, I mean, talk about a guy who put a mask on and his face grew into it. I mean, JD Vance and Marco Rubio were two of the most effective critics, just like that guy, what's his name, Graham, Lindsay, of Donald Trump. What frauds? What phonies? But J.D., he's a unique fraud and phony, and he's a little more dangerous. And the folks around him, these are not folks that believe, I mean, listen to some of the biggest funders. The way they talk, there's a nihilism. to the way they talk about the world. I know these guys. I literally know them, not figuratively know them. Some of them are in the book. New them back when. So again, I want to be overly. hyperbolic about this. But, you know, that said, it's going to be hard for Trump. Trump's still, you know, you think this guy is going to sit there in the Oval Office waiting for you to ask him a question and say, well, sir, Jen's not here. And she's in Iowa with the debate with JD Vance. There's no damn way on earth. So he's going to try to run this out until right after the end until he can pick and choose who goes behind him. Or, God forbid, we don't take back the House of Representatives. He may be.

on that ballot. Hell try. Fans scares him more, almost more. Which one is it? Come on. All right. 855, 839, 12, 10. We can get you on board at noon. We'll give you the side question of the day. I think this is a really good one. And we have it back. It was me. I really try to fine-tune these. So people are not calling in and saying, you know, budge wire or something as the answer. I hope that would be an answer. Yeah, I hope not. I hope not. All right. But Gavin Newsom is going to be fascinating to see this play out. And of course, Josh Shapiro in the ring. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez is going to run, I believe. The Democrat side's going to be interesting. Is JD Vance just going to be the night? I don't think so. I think if Marco Rubio runs. Marco Rubio will give him a really good fight. That's what's going to happen on the Republican side. And there might be, you know, some other candidate that comes out of the woodwork more independent on the Republican side. It's going to be wide open. 855-839, 12-10. 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. 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. I'm Giordano on Talk Radio 1210 WPHT. It is Dom time. Well, coming up, Don Time, sitting in for dawn today and tomorrow here. And the video of the day and the outrage of the day, we're going to put YouTube.com slash 1210 WPHT. It's this truck driver again here illegally. He looks to be going 70 to 80 miles an hour. I think the truck is 80 tons. I'm reading here in this one place and they caught up with this. He's on the wrong side of a divided highway. He is in the right lane. of the other side of the lane he's supposed to be on. And he's going at traffic at a high speed with an 80-ton truck, doesn't know where the hell he is or what he's doing. And Pennsylvania is doing this. YouTube.com slash 1210. It's frightening beyond belief. Now, I'm not sure if the police have arrested him. I did see a couple of reports today. And look, Pennsylvania has these, maybe even in northeast Philadelphia. You have these places allegedly giving people, getting them a CDL, their headquartered, all these different enemies in one spot. And Josh Shapiro, in his administration, are allowing this to happen. We've talked about it before.

But imagine your loved one facing this maniac coming down the highway on the wrong side, and it's a divided highway. Who knows how he got over it? He can't read the road sign, doesn't know what they mean with him. Who cares? I'm here. I got a truck. I'm delivering this. It's America. Get out of the way. So do you stand with that, Democrats? Well, no, we don't. Well, you do because you're not going to do anything about it. And Josh Shapiro's administration is one of the culprits of this whole thing. They're one of the groups that has this up and down the line. All right. Coming up, the Save America Act was just booed out of city council by our guest at 1 o'clock, Alante McCauley. John Thune claimed they couldn't get to it this week because of other pressing business. I'm sure Scott Perezler knows if I was almost ready to get him, but we'll take his temperature on this on Monday. What were the senators doing that curtailed the time to get them together? And he claims they have 50 people on the bill for the Save America Act, but they don't know if they want to have a talking filibuster, you know, where they actually have to talk to filibuster rather than checking a box and saying, put us down for a filibuster. I'll tell you what these moronic Republicans were doing. Thom Tillis was one, I think the guy from West Virginia, what were they doing? Because they had to be there too, that they couldn't be in the Senate with this vital act that people are all over. Just for this, look, I could never take political, in the Senate particularly, sitting there day after day. Do your job. Work 12 hours. Eat lunch at your desk. Take a two-minute bathroom break and get back to business. And you might get some stuff done. Wait until you hear what they're up to. I'll give you the side question all straight ahead. Talk Radio 1210. Tom Jierdano, weekdays, noon till 3. From Talk Radio 1210, WPHD. Tom Jirdano on Talk Radio 1210, WPH. Okay, it is Dom time. Welcome in. We'll talk with Alante McCauley. I'm watching him at City Hall. You guys are right. It's a pretty wide shot they have to show the booers because this guy stood up and talked about the SAVE Act, among other things. And speaking of the SAVE Act, I was just teasing up forever there to the end of the Dawn Show. John Thune, Senate can't meet on this. Two reasons. One, even though 50 people senators are on the bill. to look at the Save Act, to vote on it. They don't know if they want to have a talking filibuster. They have to get together and talk about that. That's the whole idea of the filibuster. It's hard. You have to talk all that period of time. I mean, hire talk radio hosts. We give it a shot. Yeah, but you don't have any material with you. We got plenty of material. It's all stir it up. All right. The reason, the other reason that couldn't do it this week, these clowns, these just worthless telling us all the time, well, we'll get to that someday. They had the annual Senate doggy parade. And that Thom Tillis, you people in North Carolina, I don't know if we reach her anymore or not, put this guy in office, alleged Republican.

He's on a bullhorn, and it's like a beauty pat. And they push him in on these carts, these dogs all dressed up. The guy from West Virginia can't get enough of it. He wants to be in charge. And John Thune says, Adaboy, go out there. Have your doggy parade. Is it any wonder why we get frustrated with Republicans particularly? Democrats do a lot of things, but if they had a bill, they had to get through, I don't think they're letting the doggy parade stop them. They're going to do it. They're going to shove it through. And it seems to me this has a much better shot than we thought it did a few weeks ago. The president during the state of the union calling out soon a little bit. I think it's got to turn up the heat even more. So they have their requisite number on the bill, but they don't know about moving forward because they don't know if they want to force them do the talking filibuster. That's the only filibuster. It's talking. It's not check a box. We say filibuster. We don't have to do anything. Well, that'll really hold up business. Guess what? You're holding up business already for the doggy parade. You have the doggie day off. Well, we needed that. Members love the doggie day. What would this John Thune cat? Where do we get these rhinos from? It's like central casting. Langford is in the leadership, the guy that wanted to sell the country down the drain with his comprehensive immigration thing. Well, that's the only way we can shut down the border. Now, elect Trump and he shut down the border. Wow, just doggy parades. It's getting more traction now. It looks to me like it stands a pretty good chance of making it through. Now, the reaction coming off. the state of the union is more crystallized today. Politico even telling us that Trump has crystallized something Republicans are feeling about by Democrats not standing up around that issue of the American people versus illegal aliens. There's one ad up there. I'm sure by the end of the day, there's going to be more. The secret sauce to me, though, is Holman. The thing that threw the immigration thing off the rails is people didn't like seeing the annex of Bovino and Kristi Noem, and they were in a really hostile area where you really had to be on your game, Minnesota. Once Tom Homan got in there, we're still doing these things, but he's tightening things up in a manner that is much better. And he's not saying wild stuff like Kristi Noem and all of her minions there. at online security. If that maintains, and these ads start, that remind people of this, then that issue on illegal immigration is going to continue to be a political winner. Now, I don't know in a place like Jersey where I'll be tonight, if that's going to be the case. I'm going to be the MC. I've got to get a few words in there. for the Lincoln-Ragan Day for Camden County Republicans who have a tough task. I mean, they're still in heavily Democrat territory there. All right. Phone lines are 855, 839, 12, 10. That's how you get in. Here is cut tan, Henry. Here is Jared Moskowitz. He is from, now he's not the Jersey guy.

See, he's the Florida guy, I think. Congressman. And he says, he's taken this angle of attack. Why did you not stand up? Why did Democrats not stand up when President Trump put that contrast there? Here's his way of getting out of it in order to survive the midterms. So Rashida Tlaib responded to Trump. She said, can't take two Muslims talking back and correcting him. So now he's crashing out. And then she used the hashtag, President Manjian, which means crazy or insane in Persian. Yeah, I mean, she also got what she wanted, which was a mistake, I think, for the Democrats to play into that. I actually agree with the Congressman. I think the president was setting up Democrats in a really simple and easy way. They shouldn't have fallen for it. It seems pretty easy to stand up and say, actually, no, I support American people first. That is where I stand. And we can have a nuanced conversation afterwards if you want about illegal immigration. they walked into that trap because it was so easy to set. Well, but that's not true. I mean, I stand for... Most Democrats did not stand. I stand for Americans over non-citizens. And so do all of my colleagues. But just because... It's not the Galactic Senate. Just because the emperor says rise doesn't mean I get up. Like, I'm a different branch of government. I rose for the heroes that were in the gallery, not because the president... But not for the other point. I mean, you rose because... Thank you for rising. I think in those cases, this is an easy moment to be united, whether it's around Team USA or it's around any of the people who were featured there. But that's sending a message that you agree with the statement or the sentiment, and you chose not to stand. I'm sure if Joe Biden told Republicans to rise, they would have left from their sight. But to that point, doesn't that happen? All right. So you see one tactic here. Chuck Schumer said much the same thing. No, he's not the galaxy, the Galactic Presidente here. I'm not going to rise because he says so. They're going to try that out. But guess what? This has legs. It's not going to work. But what will restore this immigration pushback that Trump has gotten going here? And that is Tom Homan. You like Kristi Noem and you let Bovino and guys like that, you let them do what they did in Minnesota. And I'm all on the side in the good case particularly that that cop used the discretion and saved his life potentially. But I'm talking about the fact Tom Homan would not have allowed them to be out there in that chaotic scene that we played for you the day that it happened. They had enough forces there. Why didn't they cording things off? Tom Homan got in there and got in agreement pretty much. Get some of these people, at least, to be released into ICE custody at jail. Get her out of there. I'm not going to shed any tears if Kash Patel's out of there. I don't see this with the FBI. You got them as to see them. Do you want to win or not? And when Holman got in there, it made a difference. So we got the ad now. We got the moment, no matter how many explanations they give. We got the images of Talib and Omar.

Let's face it, those are political losers for them. So the issue becomes now, how do we execute this? Do the American people come around to what they voted for in 2024 gradually toward the midterms? I say they will. And we've got to get this footage out there. I have another one now, Henry. I just saw on Twitter. It's in Ohio. One was in Missouri. Another truck on the wrong side of a divided highway with an illegal alien. flying down the highway. I know they're looking at fraud, Dr. Oz and JD Vance. But it's not just the fraud. It's these quasi-illegal trucking outfits and the state allowing these CDL licenses, the people who don't care to learn English can't learn English and are driving on the wrong side of the road in a huge truck. This is continuing to happen. And again, I don't think Republicans are emphasizing this enough and drilling down on it to make the point that could be you, me, our loved ones. And then your life is over. It shattered. Stop them. Put them in jail. Put the people doing this in jail. Do it around the clock. Run ads on it around the clock. The American people are not with them on this. They're not with them on the other part the other night when they showed that young woman who had transitioned and was detransitioning and her parents were unaware of it. The school and others were involved in helping her do it. They're not on their side on that. I think the one ad I saw is, therefore they, them, just like we saw in 2024, we're for the American people. It has power. They will not give it up. They want to tell you why do you keep talking about that? The answer? Well, then stop it. I think we got a really good side question today. We've gone back and forth. I'm getting a lot of emails on this. So Gavin Newsom, as I told you on Dawn Show, when he was with the Getty family, he was like their other son, when the Getty grandson, remember that, had the ear cut off, they kidnapped him. They wanted to show, hey, we're real. He comes home. He's a little bit bummed out. Gavin Newsom says in his book, I guess you would be. They give him money to go on a shopping spree. And Gavin Newsom is one of the people invited along to go on the shopping spree. That's where this guy, the type of area that he was in. So we're looking for something that says, you're not wealthy like the Gettys, Daddy Warbucks, but you're more like Gavin Newsom's family. You are clearly not middle class. Your upper middle class. Mine is a couple I have. If you take a look at the occupation of your mom and dad, if both of them are like one's a lawyer, one's a doctor, something like that, then you know what? You're not middle class, I'd say. You're above that. Oh, totally. Yeah. It's going to be a different circle you're in. Different money. Definitely. Somebody emailed me. If you have a second home, you're out of the middle class. A nice second home. If it's a third, you're starting to move toward the Gettys. Yeah, three homes. If you have three homes, what the hell are you doing? That's what Roe would say to me. How am I keeping these clean? Because we've talked about a home at the sure, and I went, you know, you got to argue with the cable guy. Turn it on. Turn it off. You got this thing.

Then somebody calls you, oh, did you know something happened at your house? You got to rush down the shore. Oh, my God. Too much. Definitely. Maybe a condo. I don't know. Henry, what's your? Yeah, condos. Still even teetering right there. I'm going to take a few off the board. First I'm going to take off. I notice a Christmas time, like. There's a lot of houses on the main line that have their Christmas lights professionally put up. Oh, my God. I mean, you've got some sort of 50-foot tree in your front yard. I know you didn't get a ladder, go out there yourself, and string them all the way down. Like, let's be honest. And they're too perfect on the side of your house, too. Like, there's something about getting someone to put up your Christmas lights. It's, I don't know, it just rubs them the wrong way. Like, you're rich enough that you don't have to even worry about that. You come home one day and it's like, Oh, they're up. Great. House looks awesome. I'm not pounding around with you as a guy if you're having someone put up your Christmas lights. Yeah. And then in that same breath, I'd say hiring landscapers to do your yard. I would agree. I mean, a lot of times, like, you don't have a big enough yard. Right. I'd say, especially on the main line to be. You know, being like, oh, yeah, we need the guy on the push mowers here. We need the weed whackers. We need the whole crew here. It's like, no, that's an hour of your Saturday you can take out. Like, you don't need to be doing that. All right. And then the third one, I'm going to take off. How about early retirement? Just being well off enough that you say, you know what? I'm 53. I think I'm done. I'm not, I'm not waiting another dozen years. I think I'm just going to take off now and enjoy life. Let's go to Bora Bora or something. I was arguing with the head of the Madison Radical Town, Henry. We were in town covering the midterm elections one year, Teachers Organization, and he was defending people retiring at 52, 53, just as you said, as teachers. And he said, you're in a classroom 25 years. You know what that takes out of you? I, of course, said, what about the summers off? And they started to surround me. Don't bring that up. Yeah. Early retirement of 52, 53, teachers. Yeah, defending that. Indefensible. But the lights, that would be the winner. So take the rest of the day off. Like Kirk's side over there you go. There you go. That is a, that is a definite. That's going to be hard to beat. How about yours, Kirk? So I'm going to take a few, get a couple. Affording private schools, having more than one family vacation. Speaking of cleaning with Roe, having a housekeeper, a nanny, you know, all the all the accoutrements. Okay. Yep, that's mine. All right. So don't hit us with a Daddy Warbuck that you have a yacht. That's not upper middle class. That's. That's super rich. A boat. A boat. A boat works. A yacht. No. Yeah. Oh, and if you want to call in and plead with Henry to say, I have a boat. I'm still middle class. Tell this producer to shut up. Feel free to do that. He's sever on the line. And if you hired someone, you want to confess, be anonymous to put up the Christmas lights. You got to call it. All right. 855, 839, 12, 10.

Upper middle class, more likely, Henry, to put up the white lights at Christmas or the multicolored answer, white lights. White lights, yeah. Oh, no, there's never multi-color lights on those houses. Oh, man, they would not do that. No. Leave it to Beaver. Are they upper middle class or middle class? They're bordering on upper. I think middle. You think middle? I think so. You guys? I can't speak on this. I've never seen the show. Oh, boy. You can always. Men in black and white? Yeah, it's a cultural. It's a cultural reference. Exactly right. Yeah. I've heard of it. You've got to give credit for that. I'll get credit for it. June wears pearls, and they take away to hear something. Well, I don't know. They take away the dishes from each course. In other words, the dish doesn't stay there on the table. Yeah, that's like, that's going upper. Exactly right. That's been upper. All right, 855, 839, 12, 10. Hit us with that. Get in, does this immigration issue have legs? One o'clock, Alante McCauley, fresh off another. He's got his own booing section there now. It looks like a lot of people. And the inquire calls him Black Maga. 855, 839, 1210. Every week on the Moth podcast, real people tell their stories live on stage. I burst into tears. And I wasn't sure if I was crying because I hadn't been kissed in a really long time or if I had just never been kissed like that before. To hear fascinating, heartbreaking, and sometimes hilarious stories from astronauts, teachers, farmers, and people just like you, follow and listen to the Moth wherever you get your podcasts. On Talk Radio 1210, WPHT. All right, Tom Gier-Dano's show. So we see in Jersey now, Supreme Court refusing to block our buddy, wake up New Jersey, wake up NJ, Mike reporting, refusing to block New Jersey's affordable housing mandate. Now, when I've gone over this, I've centered in because they were the town that went wild right before the holidays sometime around then, Medford and Medford Lakes. And we looked up, who did you vote for in Medford and Medford Lakes? Your town, your area. Mikie Sherrill. Well, before we get to connecting that dot, here's Mikie Sherrill, this woman who won by 14 points at gazillion votes. And remember, this arena, as I understand it, is in Newark. Mikey, the new governor, was introduced cut six at the Devils, New Jersey Devils game in Newark, which is what a gazillion percent Democrat? I know people can come from other places. Was it hockey? Is it a white supremacy thing? She's white. Here's how it sounded when the governor was introduced. And New Jersey governor, Mikie Sherrill, and first gentleman in the

Do I hear any even golf claps there? Not so much. I didn't hear any clapping. No, definitely no clapping. It wasn't the most ferocious I've ever heard, but it was pretty potent. Yeah, I'd say there were some yes in there, but mostly booze. Okay, so how did a woman who lives by that kind of score, you know, 14 points, whatever it was, that that's the reception there, you know, it shouldn't be that bad. If Mike is right, though, and I don't doubt it, and this is a Mount Laurel decision. And look, Jack Ciattarelli said during the campaign, he would fight this unbelievably. Every step of the way, at least a delaying action. Medford was the one I seem to remember. They're going to have to put in 800 houses to have 173 so-called affordable housing there. And every one of these towns across New Jersey, it says it could be up to 100,000 that we're going to be seeing put in there, 100,000 people at least. That's stunning. Why do you continue to vote for this, then you're surprised? Look at the woman in Virginia. Just gone after the dog walkers. They're ferocious going after the dog walkers taxing them and a gazillion other things they've taxed. And yet she prattles on the other night as the respondent on affordability. I know it's mad. That's why winning this midterm, I know you think, well, we just killed him in the presidential race. Yeah, but the playing field changes here. And I see they have two good points on their side as far as a campaign. Completely fraudulent. But a winner. One, keep on saying affordability. The media will let you get away with it. Republicans need a better strategy to penetrate this. And two, realize this all out hatred of Trump is all consuming. It drives voters. How do we drive Republican voters? Well, the immigration thing reminding him winning back on that issue and Trump started it the other night. The other thing you have to hope is, The no tax on tips and all these other things kick in. The economy is better. And it is getting better. We're coming out of the inflation of Joe Biden. And they're real progress on a multitude of fronts. Is that enough, though? Republican enthusiasm. And I hate to even say it because over the whole time I've been in talk rate, I'm saying, no, I'm not going to scream at you to get out and vote. You're a loser if you don't vote. That's been my tactic. Loser. And that's what some of these Trump people are. They're just losers. We have to, you know, do everything in the world to get them to come out and vote. They don't understand the stakes involved here and all this stuff. I just can't do it anymore. It's ridiculous. So here we go, the affordability thing. And in Medford, it was ferocious. It dawned on people. Then why did people in your community then? vote for Mikie Sherrill. It was relatively close in Medford and Medford Lakes. But it wasn't just in tank towns like Camden and all. They voted for her. There were these suburban areas. They were across the area. Now they're going to be saddled with what is like reparations. That's what this is. And it dawns on them. This is what they do every time. And I'm not going to call Zohran Mamdani a socialist anymore. He's a clown.

Bro doesn't, so I'm out on that one, but I'm fine. How about lipstick with you? Is that okay? Yeah, lipstick's good. Okay. 855, 839, 1210. Something that shows you've moved from the middle class to the upper middle class at one o'clock and hardly wait to talk to. How does he get out of City Hall alive? Alante McCauley, who's been with us before. He'll be in studio. YouTube.com slash 1210 WPHD. Henry, do you see the number of views he got? You can check it again. The number can't be. Oh, my God. On the 1210 YouTube. Or what's on Twitter, I guess. The Twitter one or? Yeah. I didn't see them on YouTube. How many? The Twitter one, the number of views. It was over 6,000, the last that I saw. I don't know if I believe that number. With mine, it's about 2,000 approaching it from the last visit here. So today in city council, he talked about cheating. He talked about the Save America Act. He talked about all that. And we think they widened out the camera shot that they didn't do for others in order to show people booing him. I don't think that's legal. Imagine the pettiness, just the city council stream to widen it out to make this guy look like he's an idiot. He'll be in studio with us. We'll get a full rundown on that and what he's doing next. You get in at 855-839-12-10. 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 Chiodano on Talk Radio 1210. Okay, it is downtime. 85, 8, 5, 8, 3, 9, 12, 10, side question today, a sign that you're not in the middle class, you're in the upper middle class. Maybe not wealthy, wealthy, that kind of, that's where we're a little bit more subtle as Gavin Newsom tries to navigate being comfortable. I mention this on Dawn Show, and I think it's important. The World Economic Forum CEO. has resigned today. It's not the Clause guy. That's the guy the power behind the scene. Yeah, that's who I was thinking. Well, I was looking at the paper. Where is his name? Is it Clause? It wasn't. But it's because of Epstein. That's why he resigned. And I'm not a conspiracy guy on this, but these guys would do it if they could. When they get together, John Carrey's another example, this guy. And I'm sure that's how Epstein was involved here. They think they're the rulers of the galaxy. They think they're smarter than the room. And one of their core thoughts, at least the Klaus guy, is that we shouldn't be this ownership society with rare exception. Everybody should be renting stuff. I think Zohran Mamdani believes that up and down the line. So he resigns and you start to see this whole cabal and Epstein at the center of it.

Hillary testifying today, it's closed door. I agree with her. It should be public. Bill Clinton is it tomorrow? I'm not sure soon, Bill Clinton, and that's where the real action is. But this guy resigning over this gives you an idea of how far this interaction goes and the mentality of these people. Bill Gates is another example. He's constantly telling us what to do. I don't see Jeff Bezos, for example. He says, look, you know, I dumped the wife. I got the girlfriend or a wife now, I guess. I got billions of dollars. Talk about plastic surgery, too. Yeah, well, yes. I think there's some bat corking on there big time. Oh, yeah. The lips, too. I think I saw the lips the other day. Full Sammy Sosa. Yeah. Hey, that what is the Sammy Sosa? Cultural reference. When the little balls came out of the bat, he's going like, what the hell is this? Who put those little balls in there? Oh, my God. 855, 839, 12, 10, you get in. How do we imprint on these people, though, this decision today? Nope, affordable how quotes is going to go through in Jersey, this repressive nonsense. So we get to them, we got the midterms coming up. Are they going to vote for more Democrats? Yeah, but Mikie Sherrill seems pretty moderate. The woman in Virginia seems pretty moderate. Let's vote for her. I don't think Jack Ciattarelli is hearing me enough here. Oh, my God. So I'm in Camden County tonight as the MC. It would be interesting to bring you back tomorrow the vibe I get. I'm going to make the point. Maybe have Henry on the video screen saying, come on now. What about George Washington? We go over cocktails. We can have this gone back and forth. I say Reagan did the thing that... Now, maybe the overall accomplishments of George Washington are more than Reagan. But I say as a single act, taking down the Soviet Union. So you didn't live from that. You weren't told to put your head under the desk. They're going to blast us at any second. And then suddenly it's gone. It's stunning. I know the British are burning you and setting you on fire in a church and the Patriot. There's that. True. But I mean, I always got a chance with the Russians. It would be, you know, toe-to-to-nuclear annihilation. Dr. Strangelove. They weren't doing films like that with Washington. Lincoln and Reagan winning the civil war, bringing a country back together. Is that bigger than beating the Soviet Union? I guess so. But I'm just married to the idea. How did Reagan do it? I know it was on Bush's watch, but come on, Bush doesn't get credit for that. It was just the incremental wave of history and going to the Berlin Wall and saying, Mr. Garbachev, tear down that wall. And they didn't want him to say it. Can you imagine the guy, sir, we don't want you to say that, Reagan, get the hell out of here. I'm saying it. Let's go to Jane and Mount Laurel. Mount Laurel decision. She's in the epicenter. Hey, Jane, you're in the epicenter of one of the worst decisions in history. So.

Hi, Dom. It's actually, I live in Medford. I'm from Medford. Oh, okay. And I wanted to comment about the election. And ultimately, the Medford people, as much as they wanted, they were voting for Jack. But at the last minute, the NG, the NJEA put out a rumor that Jack was going to take away the teacher's pensions or impact their pensions. Okay. And so, you know, all, and Medford has a lot of, you know, the dual income, the second income is typically a teacher. And so really long-time teachers that were hardcore Republicans at the last minute started panicking, and they were going to vote for Mikie Sherrill because they didn't want to impact their pension. Well, but Jane, let me show you there. Don't think these people would look in a mirror and say, in what universe in Jersey, is anybody going to be able to take away or curtail the NJAA pension? They run the world there. Exactly. And Jack did not. They were, it was, they do it, they, they do it insidiously and, you know, sort of like local, you know, or emails through the teachers that they're not doing publicly, but then that's a big group. And that this Mount Laurel thing is disaster. I mean, towns like Medford, many of the towns, we don't even have public transportation. So people that need affordable housing, guess what, they don't want to live here. We don't have a great employment hub such that they can get to it. And they. There's, like I said, we don't have transportation for them. They want to live. People that need affordable housing don't always have, you know, ready a car. They like to be near a train station or they like to be able to have it easier to get to work. And so it doesn't make sense. And then a lot of times they end up sitting vacant. And it's, it is, New Jersey has been dealing with this for decades. And it is, it is, it is an onerous. law it needs to be fixed and like i said it was an insidious way i hear you i hear you well the n jane you know this but for listeners as i understand it the quality of life you got to build 800 more the united developers now democrats aren't they always attacking developers and all that but this they want to sig the developers on a town like medford Yes, and we are, we don't have, and also what happens is it ruins like the farmland. Like we have a lot of farmland preservation. But there's, this is a, you know, in the pine lands, I mean, we have some trees and insects that are really just only from that one area. Like, and so, and this is all encroaching upon all of that. It's, they're just, so anyways, that is, but ultimately that's what people need to understand is the NJEA. was very subversive in their underground campaign against Jack. All right. Jane, do you have a side question? How do you know you're not in the middle class? You're in the upper middle class. I was one time I don't know what class I'm in, but I was invited to one of those, like, you know, there's Tupperware parties, but it was for Botox. Oh. Whoa. All right. That's a great one. That's a thing. Thank you. That might open up another side question. Exactly right. Tupperware. Get the Botox out of here, buddy. And if it's a life-threatening injury during the Tupperware party here, here's the number to call. Oh, my God. Oh, that's a good one. 855-839, 12, 10, you get in. Yeah, if you're affording and fooling around with Botox.

It might be. If the phrase trophy wife comes up, you might be headed to the upper middle class, I think. No, you're already there. Isn't that Jeff, Foxworthy thing? If you're a redneck. You might be redneck. Yeah. All right. 855, 83. We have never done. How do you know if it's a talk radio 1210 listener? What would be to tell if you think, oh, they're listening to talk radio. Hello, and good afternoon. Yeah. The man of the hour, the guardian of Gotham City, Alante McCauley here for his weekly visit after City Council. Today they didn't cut them off. They just widen the screen of City Council for them on their stream so you could see more and more people booing. They all seem to have yellow on a bunch of them. I don't know what that was about. who they are, whatever, the booers, you know, just to shout them down. This guy just gets fueled up by it. It's not going to stop them. I mean, you know, I'm sure City Council enjoys this weekly Tad de Tate with Alante McCauley. All right, that's at 1 o'clock. If you have a question for him, you can call it in, too. I'll be sure to ask it. 855-839-12.10. 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... podcast. Giardano on Talk Radio 1210, WPHT. All right, it is Dom time. So the team captain, principally, of the women's gold medal winning hockey team at the Olympics said unsure at best, it appears, you know, parsing it here, to go to the White House. But they can't wait to be with Flav or Flav. And people on Twitter, and I'm looking at one, just pointing out here to the women's hockey team. Rap icon Flavor Flav on Monday pleaded guilty to misdemeanor domestic violence charges stemming from an incident with his stepson in 2012. There are other incidents here. I am looking at a whole array of them around issues like this. So again, you know, publicly. This is all okay. Now he does sponsor the women's water polo thing. He did issue. It is Vegas. I get that. But now they're beyond all their obligations they have. What about all that? Well, we don't have time. You have plenty of time now. The White House can arrange it convenient. And is it the entire women's hockey team boycotting the White House? Look, we've already said, all right, the joke with Trump here and all this. Okay. But particularly, let's put Trump aside. Going after the male hockey team, what is it exactly the media wanted them to do in that moment? Everybody involved in this says they have been cheering on the women. They've been involved in that and all they, they're supposed to what? Can't take that call anymore. Mr. President, you're a misogynist. Shut up. We're with the women's hockey team.

They've gone out of their way. This has been outstanding. But it continues. They just will not let it go. As far as the State of the Union, the takeaway from this is, again, the big takeaway that Republicans in one way or another are saying it, Trump and the Republicans celebrate America. That's their brand. The Democrat brand, they get mad about that. They won't do that. It's not just about Trump for one reason or another. That's what this comes down to. They want to celebrate different people. Now, I'm sure they would celebrate. And look, I don't know this woman. So I'm going to keep an open mind on this. But Mikie Sherrill, in the way that it was pitched, it sounds very much like another DEI thrust here. Mikie Sherrill has announced the new head of the police, the state police in New Jersey, is the first female. and first openly gay individual to head up the police. And again, I did not see the lead here, which should be the resume of accomplishment, et cetera. That ought to be your lead. If you want to add these other things, look, I get it. It's a big deal. It's the first woman at all. But this starts to read very much like another DEI sort of play here. We'll see. We'll see what she does in that job. And my only advice to her, if I hear, oh, a new head of the state police, we got to change the uniforms. That's it. That is it. Let those uniforms alone. The hat alone. I wouldn't wear hats. But if there's one hat I would wear, I'd like to have a New Jersey state trooper hat. And you could be the most striking, photogenic male. You put one of the Pennsylvania or the Maryland State Trooper hats on. It's just, it's brutal. I was looking at a guy today, a sheriff in Maryland. Just the back of his head with the thing and all. How could you wear that all thing? It's got to feel like something weird on your head. Oh, yeah, totally. Yeah, I mean, I don't like the cowboy hat look, but it's better than that. But the New Jersey troopers hats, do they crease them just that right way? And they look fitter. I know their academy's fitter. You take the average individual walking out of training with the New Jersey State Police on the last day. And then let's take the average out of the Philadelphia cops. Oh, man. And you would say these two people are in the same profession? I don't think so. All right, Lance, South Philly, talk radio 12. 10. Hey, Lance. Hi, you don't, Dom. Now, you know, I'm a 31-year exterminator. Yes. Oh, you have a lot of information in wealthy homes, yeah. I could just run you a litany. Okay. I'm going to give you a few. Yeah. If you want to know that you're in the upper middle class, nothing screams more than a gated community, a gay community with a guard, a driveway so long you can land a jumble jet. And you have an au pair, listen, and you have an au pair that teaches your five- and three-year-old French. That's it. Oh, God, that is quite a... What's your best? We seem to think the driveway might be a pretty good way there. Oh, my God. Oh, and it's a hidden driveway, and the mountain driveway, and the Malman isn't allowed to come down there.

The private driveway. The private driveway. That's what I'm going to go with. All right. Thank you, Lance. Those were pretty good. He's by being the exterminator out there. He's seen and knows all. Yeah, he reminds me. He could be in Seinfeld. This is the exterminator. He was a linebacker at George. He had to find a black friend. Oh, my God. Okay. Coming up, Alante McCauley, if he's not delayed by well-wishers or others here, he'll be with us in studio. Can we play a little bit of that? Do we have it on tape, a little bit of what he said today in the booing? He was at City Council today. And again, Eagle Eyes here, the producers, Kirk, particularly, they have a close-up shot for the other people to get their two or three minutes to address City Council. But in this case, you know, Henry, if it weren't doing my show, I think I'd go there and do it. I could just imagine, some of the City Council members, I think in 30 seconds I could get them cursing. The Isaiah guy, the black guy with the stuff with the, you know, you can't drive your car, you need a ticket, it's racial profile. Here's a little bit of how it sounded. Good morning, everybody. My name is John Alante McCauley. I'm with a grassroots organization called Flitfully Red. We're here to offer you something different because you've been voting Democrat for the mayor's office for the past 70 years. In regards to the Save Act, this is not a partisan situation. 84% of Americans approve of the SAVE Act. 76% of Black Americans approve of the SAVE Act. For the people who watched a great State of the Union speech the other night by President Trump, 64% of them believed that his policies will move us in the correct. Exactly. All right. There's John Alante McCoy as soon as we get him from the lobby up here. He'll be with us in studio. Henry, did you notice something? Oh, come on. I know he's short time. He didn't use my nugget. He's got to use it next week. Last mayor, 70, let's see, 44. I think it's over 70 years. It's like 72. Billy the kid was alive. And then pause and say the second time, Billy the kid was alive until that mayor was three years of age. Come on, Alante. I'm surprising to plug the appearance. Yeah, there you go. Yeah, just throw that in. And I'll go, wait a minute. Where did this guy get that? All right. He's one of our favorites. He's the guardian of Gotham City. He's next here. And if you have a question and comment for him, 855-839, 1210. Tom Giardano, weekdays, noon till 3, from Talk Radio 1210, WPHD. Tom Giardano on Talk Radio 1210, WPHT.

Tom time, and we take special pleasure every Thursday, second Thursday in a row after his appearance at City Council, YouTube.com slash 1210 WPHD. You can see the guy, in addition to hear John Alante McCauley off another Bafo performance in Alante. My producer Kirk saw that they widened out the screen to show all the booers, but you told me now they tagged in, they tagged out the president of city council and tagged in Isaiah Thomas to take his place just when you came up. Oh my God. They're just not used to. I mean, what do you have? Two or three minutes to speak? Got two minutes to speak and they can't handle it. And so instead of just letting me speak and hope that no controversy sells, but every time you react to me, whether you cut my mic short, whether you have boers in a crowd, whether you widen my screen, you're just your feet in the fire. So thank you. What are these booers saying to you, though, too? Is it your race and the position? Well, what are they aggravated about? You know, you see nobody else. is in here wearing this hat. And, you know, it took a lot of bravery, but you're a moron. And can you explain to me that hat? Like I got owed him some explanation of why I'm wearing to say, no, I have to go on Dom Geridonnell's show. Oh, that guy. Where do we get here? I don't have time. I had places to be. Well, you know, I'd love to introduce you. And this guy is so esteemed here at City Council. I've come down here to introduce John Alante McCauley. That would set city council off. So what did you talk about today? We played it, but for listeners, what did you feel like talking about today? Well, I advocated for the Save Act. And we need Senator John Thune to stop making excuses. You heard our president on Tuesday night. We need this to save America in the birthplace of America, especially here in Philadelphia. But, you know, they don't want the Save Act to pass, of course, because we know that Philadelphia is one of the biggest cheating hubs in election with election integrity. And so, you know, we don't want no more, no excuse mailing ballots. We don't want your rig voting machines. We want watermark paper ballots. We want photo identification. We want the votes to be counted in the same day. We want proof of citizenship if you're trying to register to vote. And these are all very simple things. And I just try to highlight that today in the middle of them booing me. What else did you take away from what was the highlight to you watching the State of the Union the other night? Oh, I mean, it was a masterful job how the checkmate, and this is going viral, you know, of course they just gave us so much material for midterms. But when he said the duty of the government is to protect Americans over illegal aliens and how the Democrats did not stand, it was amazing to see. And he talked about some of the initiatives that he wants to implement in his next year. And it's all great things.

Yeah, absolutely. Are people engaging you from the other side at all? Are they, you have a podcast? What's your podcast again, Alante? What you scared to say with the letter you? Are they engaging you? I mean, an actual debate. You're a guy that would debate anybody anywhere, any of these people. Because, again, somebody on my Twitter, the other he wrote, this is the hero that Gotham needed. Suddenly, out of nowhere, the last five weeks or so, we've seen you. Are they engaging with you wanting to debate? Yes, because my pages are, I don't block, I don't have any private pages. So I welcome the crazy liberals. I welcome it all. And then so we're going to have it. And then if they feel that they can't. beat me in the debate, which most of them can't, then they'll end up going on a crazy TDS type of tantrum towards me. But yeah, I welcome at all, whether we're talking about big government versus small government versus, you know, closing the borders or those open borders. And I repost it for people to see. And people want to say, Alante, don't you just ignore them? No, I engage with them is not directly for the person that I am talking to. It is for somebody with the sermon that's watching from afar that's quietly trying to learn. Have you got an engagement? We'll invite Vince back on Vince Fnerty because that's the office you're running for right where you're getting your petitions and we can vote on that one and that comes up. The GOP State Committee is the one that I'm getting the petition signatures for. That's the one that people can be able to vote for. Okay. The chairman race versus Vince cut deals with Democrats affinity. That one is an insider decision with the war. When does that vote happen? It's dawn reorganization period. It's dawn right after the May 19th. team primary. And so this, you know, I've been trying to get, you know, bring my own committee members, get them, I'm trying to get their petition signed so I can have my own army, as you, as you would say, or I'm trying to get the war leaders just already in there, the incumbent war leaders, to jump on my side. And so that has been more of a difficult challenge. Yeah. Now, with the statewide thing, it's a pretty big committee, and it is an election. We'll be able to vote on that if we're in the third congressional district. And I believe the fifth congressional district as well. So that's part of, you know, you got North Philly, West Philly, South Philly. These zip codes are split up. So once you're in the process, you see what's hard to. get people on a ballot. You see why it's hard to win races. You see why communication is difficult. You just see why it's hard for Republicans to thrive in the city of Philadelphia. Yeah, absolutely. It's Byzantine. It's cumbersome. It's, yeah, and somebody without a huge staff navigate. That's why the insiders do this. Where are you getting your petition signed next? Well, right now, where... Because I have a social media following, just got in, thank you for the grace of God. This is getting a little bit bigger. And so we've been actually coming to people because of the snow and how, you know, the horrible job that Comrade Mayor Mikie Sherrill Parker has been doing with snow removal. So in order for people, you know, because people say, oh, it was snowing or it's ice or we're coming to you. Right. We're coming to you. And then hopefully we're going, we're going all the way up close to the deadline. And so we will hopefully hold it.

another event. Will people can come to us? And so we have to run the numbers up. If you're a registered Republican in Philadelphia in the third congressional district or the fifth. And if you do not know which one you're in, we'll find out for you. Please inbox me. How many do you need to be on the ballot? I need a hundred minimum. But because I'm not part of the machine, I am one of the enemies. I go at rhinos as well. They will try to knock me off the ballot. So we need a lot of signatures. More than 100, like 200. Yes, we need it pretty much close to doubly. Yeah, okay. That seems doable for a guy like you. So, again, you've engaged people, even the Brian Fitzpatrick thing out in the suburbs and the response, I think, by somebody on the inside said to you, well, you better get $3 million to $5 million, and you better find somebody who can win. They're saying we got to put up with Brian Fitzpatrick. Right. And so this is a war leader. He's a war. Craig Solve was his name, I believe. And so this is the problem with the Pennsylvania or the GOP all across the whole entire country. They always want to lead with fundraising first. You do not lead with fundraising or money first. It turns people off. If you are not talking about the tabletop issues, you will lose. You have to inspire people. So. President Trump won with Democrats, independents, and Republicans. So you can't say that, you know, can you get somebody to replace? Brian Fitzpatrick is no different than having a Democrat win that race. He goes against President Trump majority of the time. In 2021, I think it was alone, he voted with Joe Biden at the time over 70% of the time. Mm-hmm. That's insanity. So if you get on that committee, what is it? What's the principal thing, the agenda you'd be agitating for on the statewide committee? Yeah. If I get in there, then I'm a part of that endorsement process. Now, you know, a lot of the grassroots, we are, you know, we are tired of. the early endorsements, but we will pick our battles when we can pick our battles, right? And so if I'm in there, I'll be able to have conversations with these candidates. I'll be able to vet these candidates. I could come back to Philadelphia and I can say, are they constitutional patriots or are they just another rhino, another just yes vote? So I'm going in there and I'm going in there with principles and I want constitutional representatives to represent the state of Pennsylvania. Now, we know that President Trump, as you said, reached diversity of voters, Latinos, African-American males, maybe not so much within, but did better in other Republicans. Right. What's the number one issue in Philadelphia that you encounter when you talk to people? Is it just affordability? Is it something else they want to see done? I think a lot of it is just affordability. You know, you have to offer them something different than what they're, you know, what they're used to. You know, just taxing us and just say, you know, it's okay. You know, you live until, you know, you're 70 years old and then you can retire. Then you may be going to vacation or two. You know, this generation and the generation under me, they're not trying to hear that. You know, they want to be able to have a nice life and not just accept the bare minimum. So it's just offering. And then crime is a lot is a big problem.

in Philadelphia. So you got people that want to feel safe and then you got people who need second chances. So, you know, whether it's... I'm sorry, let's talk about that because you've been pretty quick on social media, your background. And I was telling somebody about that. That makes you even more of a candidate to me because you've turned your life around big time. What turned you around? Okay, it wasn't just one thing, but it was the man that I wanted to become. Okay. And I realized under the Democrat ideology, the liberal ideology, I wasn't going to get those things. You know, I wanted to be respected. I wanted my name to mean something. I wanted to be remembered. I want to be a husband. I want to be a man of God. I want to be a leader. And so all of those things, living a conservative life will get me to the things that I want in life. So that. Long, I mean, long story short, is what propelled me to this journey. But do you talk about that second chances? Do you talk about that when you're out there? Because you have that position. I can't talk about it in the way that you can't. Yeah, yes, that is part of my platform. When people say, you know, I have a wide range of things that I can speak on, you know. And so I talk about that my journey. And I'm very, you know, people might think it's cringe or I'm sharing too much. I don't care. I'm so comfortable in the man that I am that I will share my story to let you know as a man that you can change. It might not be the same path that I took. You might find your own lane. But whatever your lane is, I want you to be great at it. And I want you to thrive in it. So petitions, getting on the ballot for the statewide, agitating and putting your own force in there for the city. You've got two races going on here just a couple months in. What's the next immediate issue or thing that you're – what are you doing with on your podcast right now? My podcast right – listen, this is a good problem. I have not been able to start my new season in my podcast right now. And when I do – But we have people across the country that's running for mayor, whether it's in Louisville, Kentucky. I got people, all type of conservatives that want to come on. But I want to show Philadelphia is something different because all they see is the social Democrats in Philadelphia. So I had to go get State Senator Dawn Kiefer on my podcast last season. I want to get Wendy Fink, Barb Gomb. Stephanie Barowitz is one of my favorites. These are people that... That's real Patriots. And I want the show Philadelphia. This is what it looks like when you are going into that voting booth. For listeners, I can picture Barowitz coming into City Council. Man, that would be awesome. I would love to stand next to her. Yes, I've ever run several times. So where do we find you both on Twitter, social media, and then the podcast when you start up again, John? Okay. So Alante McAulay across all social media platforms. And McCauley spelling. MC capital A-U-L-E-Y. So A-L-L-A-N-T-E-M-C-A-U-L-E-Y. And then you can also find me on my podcast at what you scared to say, the letter U. All right, John. Thank you very. Alante. Thank you very much. Why do you prefer the Alante? Just the...

cachet of the name or is it doesn't it sounds kind of cool but my mom that's what my mama call me and so that's when my family called me growing up you know what's the short of that what's a nickname of that did they call you something or just alante there's no nickname no nickname it's just alante so that's what my whole family don't ever call me don that's the only thing you can break up this friendship it's dumb not done just kidding yes sir but thank you again thanks for delivering today we're looking into this though to see can city council widen out To show people going after you at City Council. It's okay. It won't stop me. It won't. I know it won't. All right, John. We'll talk to you again soon. Thank you very much. Your reaction to Alante here, 855-839, 12-tap. Domjiudano, weekdays noon till 3. From Talk Radio 1210, WPHD. All right, I got people texting me. Give him my number. I'll give it to you, Henry, too. You can send him an email. I will get him five petitions right here. This guy is just the city council today, though. We put it up before on YouTube. Seeing him, and they brought in out the camera, just so they can show the ferocity of people there at city council when he mentioned the Save America Act and a couple of other things he talked about. He is fearless, and again, he talked about redeeming and second chances. We believe in that big time. Apparently, that's something that might be lacking on the other side, at least when it comes to what? Why is he such a threat? Well, because Philadelphia for years, and look, with Vince Fenerty, I realize how hard it is, and I give him credit, he did get the judge to run as a Republican this time against Larry Krasner. That was a big move. And there is a feeling of being up against it. But Trump did remarkably well versus previous Republicans in Philadelphia. So there are bastions out there. There are things that appeal to people that can break through this. And you know why it's important. It's important because you cannot lose Philadelphia by the margins that Republicans do and have any chance in the statewide elections of any sort. And you cannot just let them have this sort of stranglehold that is unbelievable when there are a good number of, particularly Northeast Philadelphia. They elected Becozy there, for example, Martino White's a powerhouse there, to at least do something to curtail Philadelphia. I mean, Helen Gim did not become mayor, just an all-time miserable person and radical of radicals. Mikie Sherrill Parker did. And you notice that Parker has a guy Sharaki's got a great column up today that she holds up the common sense. Is it common sense coalition? I think he called it with Mikie Sherrill Parker. In other words, this coalition that's not going to be jousting with Trump around the clock and be Larry Krasner up. in Philadelphia. She's under fire for it. But absolutely, it's what's going on here. All right, 855, 839, 12, 10. We've got some great answers today. All this coming off, Gavin Newsom. We're looking for something that says you've moved from the middle class to the upper middle class. All right. And Henry's been throwing all kinds of, you're not middle class. He's coming to your...

He's got the winner so far. Can you top people on the main line paying people to put up their Christmas lights and things of that nature? That's pretty bad. That's shameful stuff. Come on. I can't get to the top of the tree. All right. Well, then maybe your kid can't or don't put it all the way at the top of the tree. But you can't be paying people to do that. What is up with that? Don't you feel like maybe we have too much money or that's not worth it? You're going to end up bankrupt someday if you're paying people to do that. Okay. So you heard John, you heard the reaction, Alante, in City Hall today. And he did talk about his own background and how he turned it around. This is the type of inspiration this area needs. I think he's got a reasonable chance and we'll really push it to be on the state committee. Imagine him inside the state committee, as he said. let alone heading up the GOP in Philadelphia. And he made an observation last week, Nikki Minaj. I mean, I don't know how realistic it is. Bring Nikki Minaj to Philadelphia. He mentioned North Philly, make people aware there. Whatever you have to do to get that spark and breakthrough, this guy is in demand because he's letting people know. There's a different world out there. It's not just what the usual politicians in Philadelphia would project, but the usual Democrats would project. Okay. We have been seeing various tactics by Democrats today to try to blunt what was the takeaway from the state of the union the other night. That's when they wouldn't stand. Trump is good at something that we've talked about with Scott Jennings and others. Contrasts, and politics are often about that. If you can say this is my side, here's their side. The issue in Jersey, if I were running there that I'd have to go after right now is the so-called affordable housing thing. We mentioned Supreme Court ruling saying, no, we're not going to look at this. You're going to have the Mount Laurel decision. That's it. A place like Medford, you heard Jane, I think it was a call from Medford, has a lot of land there. She said they don't even have a transit stop of any sword, anything like that in Medford. They voted for Mikie Sherrill, and so did Medford Lakes. It wasn't overwhelming, but they voted for her. Jack Ciattarelli would have been all out to delay this as long as he can to fight it, to try to diminish it, to try to curtail it. She'll be cutting ribbons with this. And to put those so-called affordable houses and 173 of them, you have to build 800 in order to allocate the cost. And who's in charge of this process, threatening people? Not the town officials. They're being threatened by the developers. And this is what we always hear from Democrats about the developers. This is cut 22, Henry. Here is Senator Markwayne Mullin Mowen. Now, this is the guy who was taken off his ring. He wanted to fight. And to his credit, the head of the Teamsters Union, I think it was, was going to fight him right there in the Senate, if you remember. Here he goes back and forth on the health care issue. He's already tired of hearing it in the committee with Bernie Sanders. And he hits Bernie Sanders with a pretty devastating line here about Democrats never fixing the problem.

Anyways, I ranted too long. Let's talk about some... Yes, you did. I'm sorry, I didn't ask your opinion on that. And if I cared about your opinion, I would ask you, but I don't care about your opinion. You're part of the system. You're part of the problem. You've been sitting here longer than I've even been alive. This is your problem. You should have fixed this a long time ago. You've been rel on it so long. What do you've been doing? I decided not to run for Sergeant General. You're the nominee. I've decided not to accept that nominee. That is definitely something we would never accept. Is that it? That's the, okay. So he has his sparring back and forth with Bernie Sanders in the devastating line. You've been sitting here talking about health care longer than I've been alive. And, you know, it's interesting. Bernie Sanders, you would think, and he somewhat did go along with the questioning of the Maha woman on health care with the processed food part. Now, when I was on with Nick earlier this morning, Nick K. He brought up the questioning by the warbler, Susan Collins at Reedy Voice, and psychedelic mushrooms. I'd say we have to be pretty careful with this stuff, but she was an advocate for that. And there is some evidence with PTSD, et cetera. They might be helpful. So I wanted to link it to something. Thank you, Sean, for tagging in. Man, this is producer's extraordinary here today. He's just shown a person out. The producer tags in. Wow. No, I'm serious. He's surprised me. I, like, turned around because he answered the phone. I was like, that doesn't sound like Kirk. Yeah, I'm not mocking it. I commend it, just like finding that City Hall thing here, too. I have to... Greg Stockers, got to be listening sometime. Thank you, Sean, very much. I think he'd have a good answer on the side. We have to ask him middle class to the upper. It might be kind of wild. Oh, yeah. Yeah. So thank you. I saw this Quinea Pack now talking about it's in Pennsylvania. We're up to 56% of people that support legalizing marijuana recreationally. Okay? 56%. Now, in the past, you've had this coalition of people. The same people that say you shouldn't be able to buy your alcohol, the government should be regulating. That's what we do in Pennsylvania. And every time this comes up right next door to Jersey, I think we've turned the corner on this. And I think more and more people want it. Now, the argument is that there is, I'll put in quotes, the new marijuana. In other words, marijuana today might be different than people remember it. There could be. elements of difficulty with it. I can see that. But I think by and large, people are ready to do that. I'm not sure why it doesn't make it through the house. And if 20 years ago, in talk radio, I brought this up, people would be coming with pitchforks against this. Every year, I hear fewer and fewer people oppose it. They kind of see it as a libertarian thing. And Jersey, as far as I can tell, has worked out okay. Now, they go too far, telling you they're bringing in billions of dollars in revenue and all that. But I don't see any uptick in anything in Jersey that's negative. Now, Atlantic City, Henry, we talked about this, right, goes too far. In a three or four block area, there are 12 pot shops. I mean, that's gone too far. Are we going to see one?

In Wildwood, Johnny, do you think down there? I used to ask the mayor of that, and he'd say, we'll see. How about in Cape May? I don't think in Cape May you're going to see it. Although Ocean City, Henry, Ocean City voted, and it was well over 50%, as I remember it. When Murphy ran the first time, it was on the ballot, recreational marijuana, Ocean City, you can look it up, was in favor of it. Interesting. Ocean City. Yeah, family town. I'd say Ocean City is more of the family town than even Cape May. Not as conservative, but more family, yeah, type of thing. They won't even let you get a bottle of wine, yet they voted for marijuana. All right, 855, 839, 1210. Stephen Borden Town is next on Talk Radio 1210. Hello, Steve. Hey Dom, how you doing today? Good, good. Okay. I used to work for a guy we used to do kitchens. Okay. And when we would go into a place, redoing the cabinets, putting in tops or whatever, and if they had Viking appliances, now the Viking appliances, you got a four-foot stove, you got these stainless steel refrigerators and everything. And you'd be doing a little work there and you might mess up. And the boss would say, don't worry about it. They got plenty of money. Because they had Viking appliances. You could screw up. I would think them you're more afraid of they're going to sue you than something poor. Don't worry about what you're doing. You cut a piece of wood too short. You said you just don't get another one. They got plenty. All right. So the Viking appliances. All right. Oh, yeah. All right. Thank you, Steve, very much. These are good, Henry. This has worked a little bit better than I thought. By the way, we had a signing ceremony in here. And we'll put that up on Twitter. And I did my best handwriting I could do for Alante Henry. And yet it's still, even the printing is rough. Yeah, you're struggling with keeping it within the lines there, right? Yeah, I also, too, I didn't want to docks you. I didn't put the address. Okay, okay. Yeah, thank you. But, yeah, thank you very much. But. How can they make the boxes any smaller? I mean, it was very hard to fit your cigarette. He's got to get a lot of them. And is this going to be checked? Are the Democrat chieftains? No, the Republicans, Vince Fenderty and these guys. Wait a minute. My signature is, you're not going to be able to think that. That's illegible. That's right. All right. I'll be over there. We'll have a Palmer. I'll write it on the chalkboard for you. All right. 855, 835, 839, 12, 10. You get a line AT&T and Verizon Wireless, just push pound 1210. 145. I think we got something pretty good on the progressive list. I'm not sure if this is a female or not. Yeah, it is a female. The whole milk woman, Henry, we can use. Saying that whole milk, and she's a doctor, whole milk in schools is a white supremacy move, not making it up. And she's a representative to a white woman, of course. Whole milk, white supremacy. We'll get that. And a little bit later on at 2.30, we have these two kids who suddenly started a snow removal business over, I think, this last snowstorm.

And the amount of money they made in how well they did, and I think how many people they were employing, was nuts. Has anybody ever knocked on your door, saying, in the last five years? Would you like your snow shovel? I did see people out in the city doing a little bit of this. And I still maintain this was a much easier snow. This just went away easily. I wasn't chopping or doing anything. The first one was brutal. And it helps, even if it hits 40 degrees. Do we get rid of the snow and not have any... I feel like I'm in Fargo. You know, snow all over the plane. Every day they're out there shoveling that forever. Would you say by the end of the weekend it will almost be non-existent? That's my over and under. By Sunday, you're not going to see it. I would think so. Yeah, absolutely. It's got to be. No more snow. All right, 855, 839, 12, 10. That's how you get on board with Dom on Talk Radio 1210. You have a new Zohran Mamdani Cutter, is that from yesterday, Henry? That's from yesterday. He didn't say Snowball Fight the third time. I see up on the screen, I'm saying, yeah, so we only have two of him. Okay, 855, 839, 1210. Dom Jiu-Dano, weekdays, noon till 3. From Talk Radio 1210, WPHD. All right, it is Dom time. People sending me emails, Henry. It was a good choice. You egged it on. So it's working this division. I thought we'd get all like extremely caricature, wealthy, richy rich stuff. No. They're distinguishing. One guy told me it loves this category. The wealthy people in his town had not a washer or dryer in the house. They sent everything out to the laundry. The laundry service. The laundry service. Oh, man, that's a good one. It's too much trouble to me. Throw it in a washer, throw it in a washer, throw it in a dryer. What do you do it? Yeah, like it doesn't take that much effort. You literally put it in. You forget about it for an hour and a half, and then you come back and do it again. Yeah, exactly. Mike in Hilltown's next. Talk Radio 1210. Hey, Mike. Hey, how are you? Good. So I'm very, I just retired as a policeman in Bucks County, and I'm a libertarian, conservative Republican, but this marijuana is out of control. I own a condo in Brigantine. They smoke it everywhere. On the AC Expressway, it comes into my car through their cars. There's nothing positive about legalizing marijuana. All right. Let me see. I'm not going to try the other side, but I'll give you what they say, Mike. And first, thanks for your service. Is it... Is it, I can't stand the smell. Just, you know, I'm in the area of Philadelphia. You walk down Chestnut Street when we get into the springtime. Mike, and it's Chestnut Street. Used to be the shopping center of the world and it's all over. Is that what it is or is it something else? Well, it's the smoke. But if you're on, if you're in a card driving on the AC Express Day and you smell it, that means the person in front of you is impaired.

Understandably, you can't tell somebody's drinking a corona in the car, but if you smell marijuana coming into the car, it's impaired. You know, I go on the beach with a cigar. I ask people, is this going to offend you? If they say yes, I walk away, or I don't do it. The marijuana, they just do it everywhere. You go in the back door, the next time you're the Borgata. Tell your listeners, go to the back door the Borgata the entire... entryway stinks of marijuana. That is unacceptable. And the police have said we can do nothing, nothing about it. Well, you're not able to smoke in public, though. Oh, but they won't do anything about it. Yeah, well, that's attorney general in that whole thing. Yeah. Well, here's the problem. You go up to somebody if you're a policeman and you do a ped stop and you try to initiate a stop for somebody smoking a joint. And who's going to... And who's going to be the bad guy at the end of the day? The cops. Yeah. Exactly. Well, we know that with juveniles. We know what happened many summers here with juveniles around this, without a doubt. So what do we do, though, Mike, that people know what you're saying. So how is this different than the caution around alcohol? Are you saying we cannot, and I think this is a fair point, we can't determine DUI as easily with this or people are unaware of it themselves, and that's what the danger is? Well, again, there's a, you know, I drink scotch. I can't judge people if they want to smoke marijuana. But again, let's enforce. It can't be imposed on other people. I shouldn't have to smell it. Right. I shouldn't have to see it. You know, you shouldn't see it on the boardwalk. And they do. Go to Atlantic City. You come out of Hard Rock, walk to another casino. You're going to see them doing it. And the police are just, you know, let's allow the police to issue citations and enforce it. Trust me, if I walk down with a gin and tonic, they're going to do something to me. Yeah, without a doubt. Mike, you got something that tells us you're out of the middle class, you're into the upper middle class. Well, my wife, I'm a kept man, so yeah, I do pretty well. Thank you, Mike. Okay. What the heck is that, Henry? If you screen that call, Kirk, he's a kept man. So the wife is the Bradwinner here, so he's a kept man. Oh, my God. That really went down. You know how I feel about that? That's it. That's it. Come on, Dom, I'm stepping to 2026. Oh, yeah. Well, you know what? That's one of the, you know what? That's a negative sign of 2026. I admit progress there. But come on. The guy's got to pay on the first date if he asks the whole thing, right?

We all agree on that. Absolutely. 100%. Yeah. And this idea of the woman earning world is just like, oh, come on, Henry, you're not one of those guys that's in that. Dan was, though. I have to say that. He was okay. Yeah. Okay. Something about it just rubs me the wrong way, really. I think it's changing. I think the percentages might be on your side. It sounds cool. It sounds good. That guy's a great. I don't know if he's called me before. That was a great call. That was really an interesting take on it. Is it the smell? Yeah, the smell is the added feature that's negative. And I think, look, if you're drinking, you realize you might be getting impaired with marijuana. I think that's always a question. People don't think they are. And testing it on the road, you know, police still don't have any ability to do that. I think that's effective. But Colorado seems to, I don't hear horror stories coming out of Colorado. And they've been at this for a while. Is Pennsylvania on the cusp of this? 56% in the Quinnia Packpole. It's still not overwhelming. You need to get into that 6570 before politicians are willing to take a shot to go down this path. Let's go to Robert and Ben Salem. Robert wouldn't be with the Kept Man thing. No, no, no. He's not going to go with that here. You're looking like, oh, he will. Hey, Robert, how do you feel about that last call, the Kepman thing? Hey, Dom, man. Thank you so much. I appreciate you taking my call, man. That was my Drew from Upper Darby. It sounded pretty good. Now, wait a minute. Wait a minute. Did the Greeks discover marijuana first? That's what we have to hear, yes. Yeah, they didn't invent weed, but they did get it onto the Silk Road, I think. Oh, gee. Okay. And I really love the Karen's gone wild bits that you do. It's kind of got that Florida man flavor to it. But instead of, hold my beer, you get, ah, Trump! You got a programmer in you, Robert. The one we have coming up today, imagine whole milk is white supremacy. She's a Democrat representative, Hannah Doctor. Imagine going to this woman. Ah, you're a male. Grow up. No problem. Well, I think the main difference between the two is Florida man is mostly testosterone and moonshine, whereas the Karen's gone wild are estrogen and probably a lot of them are low. You know what I think? You're not wrong, brother. You know, it's another reason why I despise white wine. If you only have white wine there, I'd say, that's it. I'm out. Let's get out of you. You are such an all-or-nothing guy. Oh, I love that. Oh, definitely, definitely. Well, from my side question, I am going to go with, if sailing is a thing in your family, you're probably pretty wealthy. And I'm not talking about the little bees at that idiot, and jaws got rolled over in, or even the catamaranes, which are a lot of fun. But I mean, like, the big, pristine sailing boats, we're sailing around the Cape to Nantucket this weekend. That's wealthy. You guys have a great day today, man. Thank you, Robert. All right. People are getting this Zinos in the on-deck circle. What Greek, well, you should have Zenos do this day in Greek history. I'm a great segment. The other day it was the Battle of the Three, you know, the Battle of Upper Darby. This day in 431A. Right. And what are the odds that the two of them would settle into Upper Darby? Is it the diners?

Has to be. Yeah, it has to be the diners. Upper Darby's on the, I have to draw the list up in Dom's mind of the towns that I have feuds with. Concha Hocken, I had a big one with I haven't forgotten because they wouldn't let a Wawa be in there. And then I found out they had all this stuff that was resisted. Oh, the stuff they were saying. Who has a feud with Concha Hocken? But Upper Darby now is the capital of rogue, both the school. And also the town, as far as not, well, they're complaining, why won't ICE tell us when they're going to do a raid? Figure it out. Guys, why they won't tell you? They know exactly what you're willing to do. All right, it's 855, 839, 1210. That's how you get in AT&T and Verizon Wireless. Just push pound 1210. One other observations I don't forget from Alante. Here's one guy who's just jumped into the ring. In the last five weeks, he did it at the first city council meeting that I was aware. They cut off his mic. Today, they fool with the camera in order to make it appear that the whole room was booing, and which a lot of them were, which, let's face it, he loves this. He films everything here, like my signing ceremony on this. One guy just speaking out against both parties here and what they've done in Philadelphia. They apparently tagged in because the President of City Council had an incident with him last week. They tagged in Isaiah Thomas, the architect of, you can't stop any vehicle in Philadelphia, that guy, to call on him today. Just imagine a movement growing of people, particularly African-American males in Philadelphia. Some of that happened with Trump. How threatening it is, not just to the Democrats. But to the Republican infrastructure, they don't want that either. They want to continue. Now, look, the Republicans would like to be in charge, but they want to be in charge in the institutional way. They don't want to do with this guy. If I were the Republican Party, this is the guy I want out there because he gets it. I mean, he gets certain times, you know, you have to be political a bit. All right, 855, 839, 12, 10. That's how you do it on Talk Radio 1210. nailing company weekday morning, six till ten. As a parent, I'm not paying my tax dollars to teachers, principals, guidance counselors, superintendents for you to add to the distraction. Anti-ice, pro-Palestinian, anti-Trump, pro-14 genders, all of the left-wing talking points are permitted or defended far more so than the common sense perspectives. Deb Robert F. Kennedy Jr. wants three to six. There's no doubt about it. She says, think about all of us that don't have children in school. anymore that are paying taxes too. Their asses belong in a chair. I don't care about their opinion. Start your day with Kael and company. Weekday morning, 6 till 10. On Talk Radio 1210, WPHT, and the free Odyssey app.

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All right. So today we actually have a name for this progressive woman gone wild. It is Representative Maxine Dexter, who will tell you that she is a mom, I believe, and a representative, of course. I'm not sure what district where she represents. And also a physician. But whole milk, all this whole milk stuff in school, remember that kid rock, Robert F. Kennedy Jr.. People swilling, whole milk in school. You got to have whole milk in school, a maha, maha. Well, that's white supremacy. Here's what she said. Please ask for the science-based regimens, not whatever Robert F. Kennedy Jr.. is getting kickbacks on or whatever whole milk. white supremacy dog whistling that's happening right now. I'm getting a little too political. So white milk, whole milk is dog whistle. All right. She's from Oregon's third congressional district, mostly Portland. She doesn't look crazed in this, though. And see, that's the thing. That's the thing that gets you. The Talib noticed, by the way, the other night the photos of Republicans are running of the crazy of heckling back and forth with Trump, Ilhan Omar is one thing. Talib, though, let's face it. It's brutal. Just saying, yeah, they're using Talib, and that's who I would use too. Ilhan Omar has a face. It's more thinner, more sensitive. Talib is just enraged out there. I mean, it's open season around that. And I'm sure Hakeem Jeffries, who was sitting there originally, he did his job. He just sat there, didn't say any of the end up. I like it, Henry, when they don't know whether to stand up or not. They're looking around for the signal. Have we seen anywhere of how many standups the Republicans did? I have not seen it. I'm still looking for it. I was trying to look at the ghost. I was asking AI. Yeah, because the account was 64.5. I think they exceeded it, but I'm not sure by how much. All righty, 855, 839, 12, 10. The biggest takeaway from this, though, By the way, I'm looking at more footage. New York, they have arrested if you missed it, a 27-year-old who previously, just a couple weeks ago, was arrested for robbery on this was a transit stop in New York. And I think the police commissioner is having a showdown here with Zohran Mamdani. And I think Zohran Mamdani's being advised, do you want her to stay as police commissioner? Let this go. Don't say the snowball thing again. Your buddy, Alvin Bragg, will take care of this. Now, realize two things. This guy can be chewed. This is not a minor assault. The one guy we're talking about here of what happened. Some of these people were putting things inside snowballs and hitting them with. Kathy Hochul has weighed in, and she is taking this seriously. Tonight, over in Quaker Town, the Quaker Town.

Is it the school board tonight? I think it's a school board rather than the town council. They met the other night. School board meeting. And a couple of these kids are charged with aggravated assault in the, you know, the fracas with the police chief and others. I don't think that'll stick. But I do hope they have to do whatever they rehabilitative stuff is, probation, or whatever. They deserve that. And I announced at the top of the show, people sent me stuff from Southerton, who apparently are going to experience this next. And they've said, hey, if you walk out of class, we can't stop you in this. But you will get no credit for that class or any assignments or assessments. And you will get a detention after school. I don't know how long the detention after school hits. Henry's, I've told you many times. In Newman, they gave you a detention. They made you come in at 6 o'clock and they had this floor that had cracks in it, you know, from, it was nice tile, but I mean, it was awful. And you had to kneel on that for an hour. That's brutal. Yeah, can you imagine that? And one of the crimes was if he didn't take home at least two books home to study with in your book bag. They would see a book bag that was light. It was a holiday. You don't have anything to do. Some of these guys would do that, nail you. And that was the punishment. Imagine these Quaker Town kids. Oh, man. You know, I was in a classroom where the guy knocked the kid out and continued to talk as they were dragging him out. The lesson of the day, just to send a lesson. I was like, oh, he was rumored to have tried out for the Packers. You know, they were morbidines from Wisconsin. Father, not Ferris. I think it was something like big, I mean, huge, just brutal. You didn't want to fool around, yeah. And he would have been an offensive line. So, you know, like, oh, man, don't do it here. All right, big two o'clock hour coming up. God knows what the, it'll be something wealthy, I guess. The side question today, beautifully, people are really getting into this. Oh, show of X-in, what the heck? I don't know if I can accept that answer that he's come up with today. We had to talk him out of that. Something that indicates, not Richie Rich, but something that indicates that you move from the middle to the upper. One guy says jogging in jeans. Really, buddy, we got to work that in, right? What's the other one I have here? Oh, if there is a pre-nup involved, I would agree with that. You've moved into the upper middle. You're not middle class with a pre-up. I have no person who said, oh, what's, honey? Let's get a pre-up going here in the middle class. That's never in my mind. And you don't have to be like a billionaire to do it, but I wonder how many people, if you're listening, did you ever an... I bet the percentage of marriages that end in divorce with that are higher. Oh, totally. Yeah, because as much as well, no, that'll stop the divorce because you don't want to pay the pre-num. No, no, no, no.

You're not trusting each other if you're going into the marriage with the pre-up. Come on. This is ludic. There was a guy who posts on the internet a few weeks ago, and it was like, my wife or my fiancé won't sign a pre-up. And he was like, I make $125,000. My wife makes $65,000. She won't sign a pre-up. And everyone in the comments are like, dude, are you insane? You're not making pre-up money. No, that's right. Yeah. Like, it's got to be, you got to be very well off in order for this to work. Like, there's a huge disparity between. Even then, though, if I, well, put myself into the woman's place. I mean, what is this guy saying about this whole thing? Yeah. No, he thinks he's higher than he is. Right. But also, the trust factor in this is not going to. He doesn't have any, yeah. Right there right off the bat. Or are we saying you're Bill Gates. You're not an attractive guy, buddy. And you're with this woman and you know what's going to happen. Yeah. Yeah. The trophy wife. The trophy wife. That's the definition of it. The pre-nup. Yeah. I'll sign a pre-up. I would like you to sign a pre-up. Susan. Yeah, Susan. With what money? What money? 855-839. 1210. Domjiudano, weekdays noon till 3. From Talk Radio 1210, WPHD. Dom Giordano on Talk Radio 1210, WPHT. All right, Dom Giordano show, welcome in, everyone. So the war on fraud, and Dr. Oz was on the show, has talked about this, putting JD Vance in charge at the state of the union, gives it a lot of heft. I hope it comes to Philadelphia, and a lot of these, or at least some, of these, you know, home care, it's in your family sort of stuff, can be the person. They seem to be fertile grounds for this. I think JD Vance and Oz are going to be moving to California next on this and talking about it in terms of what it does, how it ruins Medicaid and other programs makes it very difficult and how big it is. And the president the other night comparing it to Somali pirates, I don't think is a line that got people upset other than Omar and Talib. It hits at home. It hits as far as where all this is. So how are Democrats trying to respond to the line about, do you stand with the American people or do you stand with illegal aliens? Okay. How does that, well, first of all, here's a little bit of Whoopi. This is a short one. Let me give you that first. Here's Whoopi Goldberg. This is cut 15. She wants to know why would Trump bring the U.S. hockey team? What about all the other gold medal winners, cut 15? He's not well. The man is not well. His narcissistic disorder is off the charts. Well, you know what? He's also insanely rude because a lot of people won gold for the U.S. A lot of people won go. I'm sorry. The women's hockey team and the women and the young skater who comes from immigrant family. I mean, there are a lot of people. He's clearly a fan of heated rivalry. That's why he loves the hockey players.

All right, my God, they just get worse every day. So now we have to go through a definition. If we had brought all them there, I wouldn't be a poem. I'm not bringing the Chinese American woman. I'd have to leave the Trump cold and any of that stuff. We honor her in any shape or form. I don't care. Yeah, but I've given you all these other things. Nope, I'm out. That's it. Again, when have we done that? I think there were 33 medal winners. I'm not sure how many were gold. 12. 12. Okay. All right. You can you bring him if you want, put him in there. He was going to bring the women's hockey team. They won't go. They're going to go with Flavor Flav to Vegas. And more and more stories today are talking about his, shall we say, checkered past around domestic assault that's been out there. Sometimes the charges are dropped. Sometimes there's a content. All that stuff going on. It'll keep on coming up. Again, should Trump had joked in that way? Of course, you know, I'll be impeached if I don't invite the women. Okay. But browbeating the American hockey team, no story here. Well, here is one guy. Henry, I don't know this guy. I don't know that you do. I know how much you follow sports. He's an ESPN radio host. I have not heard him on ESPN radio. He calls out the U.S., this is cut 24, calls out the USA men's hockey as sad little pawns at Trump's State of the Union, cut 24. And in the middle of it, you know, these guys got, you know, y'all decided to go all the way full on props for the president. congratulations you plagued yourself that whole winning bit was so ridiculous and the only reason it wasn't utterly embarrassing in the moment the way it should have been is because at the end it was a setup to get to the hockey team that was so awkward that was the state of the union like think about say what you want about the failures of our country but think about lincoln and roosevelt and and Robert F. Kennedy Jr. I mean, good God, even for you Republicans, Ronald Reagan. That was embarrassing. Like, you're, oh. Congratulations. You played yourself. Yeah, less went to the state of the union, it looks like, are the players than were there. Go ahead. Thank you. All right. So, again, when these guys get outside their zone, I don't know how Robert F. Kennedy Jr. gets put in there with. Lincoln and the others they talked about. But this is the price around this. And I brand it this way. And a couple of other people have said something similar. What you saw at the State of the Union, and you can talk about any excess you want on Trump. Okay, we can talk about that. One group celebrating America. All these wins, the people that were awarded the Congressional Medal of Honor, particularly the guy that moved me the most, was the helicopter pilot who had been shot severely, even had a walker there that night, and how he looked how impressive to be able to stand there at attention in that manner. The seven-year-old girl, illegal alien, truck driver crashes into her, probably doesn't even understand English.

And the other side, their brand, so Trump's brand is that, the celebration of all this. Their side is to get mad about it. Now, when they're up there, they celebrate, well, I'm not sure if you can say they're celebrating, they're certainly not celebrating traditional America. They're celebrating some version of America. And it's all in the nuance of this. They don't want to tweak it. America has to constantly be tweaked. Just think of the changes we've seen in the last five years of things that we think now, all right, there's a little give, a little back and forth on this versus transforming America. And when the president went to, and this is still out there and called them crazy, mentioning 15 years ago, showing that young woman, I'm not sure if she's 16, 17, 18, what she is now? who was led astray by those that were helping her transition, unaware where her parents, Americans are not going to go for that. And this is what they would applaud. He was applauding the idea of stopping this and making the point, you're crazy. Here we go again in 2024. The ads with Kamala Harris, it drove a lot of voters, particularly African-American males, and some voters who were disengaged, maybe they'll vote, maybe they won't. They see this. It's like the guy coming out there beating women in sports. You're not going to sell it. You're not going to win on it. Now, I like it that we haven't won completely on that. They're still doing it. They still have avenues for it for this reason. We are winning. You can see just in the last month. how much change we've seen of hospitals stopping this. But they have enough powerful forces at the National Democrat level in places like Children's Hospital in Philadelphia. They're not going to give it up. So what's going to happen is it will be a political issue in race after race. And they will say, well, what about affordability? Why are you so fixated on this? No, why are you so fixated on it? You're willing to die on this hill. Zohran Mamdani is going to be an issue. He's only in there a short period of time. He hasn't seen the full chaos and wreckage that he's creating. But he stands up there, already tenuous, his relationship at best with the police. And what does he say? Snowball fight twice. And they have gotten one guy now who allegedly threw a big thing. kind of like a boulder, who knows what was in it, on the cop, some of them were hurt in this. But their pride was hurt. Who would have to stand there and take a bunch of morons hitting you with snowballs and having to take this when you have to exert authority over the situation? All right, phone lines are 855, 839, 12, 10. Here is, and this is a short one too, cut 11. Here's Mark Kelly, candidate for president. Guy from Arizona, Gabby Gifford's husband, the astronaut, here's his attempt to try to defend Democrats remaining seated. Cut 11. You mind talking about the State of the Union? Your reaction to the speech and what Republicans are saying, they're criticizing the Democrats for not standing enough. We are not there to perform for the president.

Okay, so he did that. Jared Moskowitz, another guy, Chuck Schumer. They all tried to say, we're not going to do the bidding of the president. Of course, do they not know deep down that people are not going to see it that way, that, oh, you're being a puppet for Trump. Are they listening to their, look, their baseball, the indivisibles, the crazies in the Philadelphia suburbs? That's right. You're not going to kneel before Trump. You're not going to stand for this. How does the average person see it? And we know how they see it. A whole plethora of people that you are not going to acknowledge. That's the way they're going to see it. And I think the smarter Democrats deep down recognize that that sometimes the politically right thing to do, which is to stand for your political life, is also the right thing to do. If you can't stand for that seven-year-old girl. Now, this was more of a direct challenge true from Trump. But Trump is great at contrast. The ads coming out of this. And the other thing is they're true. They will tilt more toward people here illegally, sanctuary cities, things of that nature. We have not one but two maniac Trump drivers. We've shown you on YouTube today. We have a transportation secretary. This is cut 26. Duffy confirms that a foreigner with a Minnesota CDL drove a truck for miles on the wrong side of the road, meaning it was a divided highway, you know, the type of thing that's really divided, not just going over into another lane, he's flying down in the left-hand lane of the wrong highway with a huge truck. Here's what he said about it. He is on the northbound lanes of 61, going the wrong way. You can see, I'm going southbound on 61. He's in the northbound lanes on Highway 61. This is somewhat observing it, not Duffview, I think, confirms it.

All right, this goes on for a little bit, but the footage of it, and there's another one, there's one in Missouri and one in Ohio today. I don't know, the Trump administration I know is going after fraud, and there's some of this right here in our area in Pennsylvania. How are these people getting their CDL license? And the Josh Shapiro administration... If I were a Stacey Garrity, Republicans, I'd be doing something undercover. I'd send somebody in, an English, nothing, and taping it, showing how easy it is to get this CDL going. They're not stopping it. This could have been, and it already has been. Imagine that tragedy by maniacs allowed by our system to drive on the wrong side of a divided highway. One guy was at least five miles I saw in one report. God knows what the other. And people observing this, they're taping it. They can't believe what they're seeing. I guess in their minds, they're on the right-hand side of the road, but you're on the wrong highway. Picture this coming down at you in the Schuco Expressway. How much of this do we have to put up with as Americans? I want us to be protected by it. Democrats can't say that. They're wedded to the idea that somehow or another, that's wrong. It doesn't matter how they got, they can't be in a truck. Could they at least agree with that? You know, we can duke it out. Oh, they didn't commit any crimes or just minding their own business. How about the truck? How about these people in trucks? It's rampant. And we have it right here in Pennsylvania. All right, phone lines are 855, 839, 12, 10. You get on board. All right, it is time right now, though, for... It's Dobbs. Money Melody. That's right. Today we're playing for a copy of Scott Jennings book, A Revolution of Common Sense, how Donald Trump stormed Washington and fought for Western civilization. And, Henry, you've on a roll today. It's a great side question. What do you have? Yeah. Don't blow it. So... On the side question that we were asking for something you associate with upper middle class. And one of your answers to start the show was if your parents were lawyers or doctors or some sort of actual job like that. Or maybe a mixture of both. So how about I bring you a singer today whose parents, and I consider both these jobs pretty upper middle class. Okay. You say so myself. How about talk shows? Wait a minute. Because this came up with Shakavit Tom, who's now in jail. I don't know if he's gotten out. We were duking it out over affirmative action and the Michigan law case, Henry. That's way back before you started. And he was saying the advantage that I had was the bigger advantage. He was a powerful congressman. His wife was on NBC10. Right. And making $4,000 to $500,000 a year. Roe was a pre-K teacher, and I'm a big mouth floviator. He was saying I had the upper hand. He's just delusional. Well, I don't know. The Big Mount Gloviator. That's real power. You know, there you go. Oh, definitely, for sure. But I don't know. Sorry to get you off the track. You were good. Yeah. All right. Anywho. So this singer, his parents were a business executive.

And a homemaker. I consider those pretty upper middle class jobs. The homemaker? Yeah, totally. You create homes, absolutely. Oh, oh, you make home? Yeah, a homemaker. I thought you meant the, you know, wife stays home. No, no, no. Okay. Like someone who does makes and designs homes. Oh, yeah, of course, yeah. So, anyway, so this person born in Baltimore, Maryland, the son of a business executive and a homemaker. uh actually started his career in singing before moving to acting uh one of the biggest tv stars of the 80s and the 90s uh actually started his acting career in the 70s as a doctor on tv so all right i want this tv star who grew up i'd say upper middle class i want him covering these boots are made for walking let's take a list Yeah, there's only one person that can sing. I'm still wedded to the female version of this. Yeah. Yeah, definitely. So I want that male voice right there, male voice singing. These boots are made for walking here. He's not Finnish. He's, no, no Virgin Forest. He's associated with a different European country and is not Finland. Not Finland. But he's America. No Budge wire. No Finland calls, please. Right. It's a good one. All right. Hit us with that. And she's a homemaker. Not a homemaker. The mom is a homemaker, yes. Homemaker, not homemaker. Yes. All right, 855, 839, 1210. Hit us with that. You get the belt today and you get the book from Scott Jennings here on the Dom Show. Dom Chiodano on Talk Radio 1210, WPHD. It's the money melody. Where has all the money gone. Show me to my. That is exactly right. All right. Here is the cover. Tell us we're looking for the name of the person covering it. Right, Henry? Yeah. Yeah. All right. Let's try Bill in Seoul, New Jersey on Talk Radio 12. Bill, that's a correct pronunciation, isn't it? Oh, yeah. That's correct. All right. Bill, what's your answer today? My guest today is John Stamos. Good try. I could see that. Is John Stamos Silver Spoon guy? No. General Hospital. Okay. That is a good one. Yeah, I told you, yeah. By the way, coming up, a feud of feuds, a lot of these influencers are gone wild. Dan Bongino versus Tucker Carlson versus Candace Owens. And Dan Bongino's hit back on Buckley Tucker Carlson. I got to say, if your first name is Buckley, no offense to Buckley's out there. It might be, you're going to get beaten up sometimes here. It might happen. You're not wrong. Or can you call them Buck? If you go with Buck, I guess it's okay. Buck's different. Yeah, Buckley's. But Buckley. You're going to boarding school. Yeah. Let's go to Missy in Northeast Philly. Hey, Missy. What's your answer?

Is it Tom Jay Jones? Oh, no, the great Tom Jay Jones. I think his father was a coal miner. I don't think he had any of this wealth connection. Henry, how's that going in getting Tom Jay Jones on at Mulligan? It's in person. They never could accomplish that. That's the number one hit. I'm telling you, the female, we would be, take the doors off to let people in. All right. And Johnny just goes, oh, can you make that happen? Yeah, we'll try. Yeah. We already got Kelsey Grammer there. We got Jack Ciattarelli in the big rally with Scott. This guy wants it. Oh, yeah. Once show Concha for some reason. I don't know. Interesting. Yeah. Joe in Vineland. All right, Joe, who's singing? This is David Hathahawth. There we go. Nicely done. Beautifully played. He came from wealth, Henry? I wouldn't say wealth, but I'd say upper middle class. Just based on his parents, you know. I was inspired to do these boots are made for walking after Gavin Newsom's senior superlative of winning most stylish in high school. You still got you. So I went to a, you know, a clothing-oriented song. I did some research about who. Who sang this song? Who covered the song in Haselhoff? I thought was a good song. I'm telling you, I know the book tour is almost so I'm going to pull out all the stops to see if I can get Gavin Newsom in studio just to see you seething in there. Particularly, he won't wear a tie. It's a radio thing, but the jacket, and the way he has the collar fit. I didn't ask him. How do you get it like that, buddy? It's unbelievable. You've been doing this in high school. There you go. All right. So, Dan Bongino, squaring off against Tucker Carlson, who's in the Candace Owens, who's toxic. Owens going after, and I'll bring this to something big here in a moment, going after Erika Kirk. You may know about it. It's evil. It's just ridiculous. And Tucker Carlson's lost his mind. So the brother, Buckley Tucker Carlson, gets into this, and Dan Bongino levels him, some of it I can't say here, stuff about when did you stop sucking on your daddy's blank and trade it in for the bottle? Or you sober when you tweet at this, how does it feel to be known by your last name but never your first? How does it feel to be born with a silver spoon and then choke on it, et cetera, et cetera? Here's the big story. The people who are extreme, I believe, are using some vague post from Charlie Kirk as a chip to stop us from bombing Iran. In other words, they're playing the card. And Tucker Carlson, I can't tell you how surprised I am with Tucker Carlson in the last two, three, four years. I was on a show a couple times. I interviewed him for my book, Henry, about famous people and the teacher, that moment that inspired him. And he talked about this teacher, said he was a punk in boarding school, something like that, hit him in a head with this book. And dust flew up from the hair, you know, talking about this. And I really enjoyed the guy. He's really toxic now. Notice where Dan Bongino goes, which is Silver Spoon, the whole thing.

You're always going to have that baggage, if that's the background. I'm going to name like Buckley. Buckley responds. Let's see. He says, you should stop beating that waxed chest of yours and sleep well. The wax chest again. I don't know about that with Dan Bongino, but I'm more Dan Bongino's side with this. And the serious part is Charlie Kirk being used to say, you know what it is. Israel's egging us on to attack Iraq. I think MAGA supporters and people support it stopping Iraq from getting a nuclear weapon, take them out. How could we not? The argument now is, If you don't take out these moas from power, they're going to be doing this again and again and again. And Tucker Carlson and these other influences, or just anti-Israel, maybe anti-Semitic, the world changes. If they get a nuclear weapon, that's it for us, for everybody. If they're taken out, the world is a much better place. All right, let me go to Zeno. Sorry, Zeno's call back in. Let me go to Michael in Wellington, Talk Radio 1210. Hey, Michael, what do you have today? Hey, Dom. How are you, my good, sir? Good to talk with you today. Same here. You know, I just wanted to add something that Mike from, I think he was from Bucks County calling about the weed thing. The other thing for me, I don't know if you've noticed is Dom and your crew there, but. How about the amount of people that are driving around in completely blacked out tenant windows where you can't see what anyone is? It's one of my top ten gripes of all time. That and women not wearing high heels. No, being serious, it is a top ten gripe. Definitely. Definitely. And it's got to the point for me, I'm like, who drives a car at night with the front windshield completely blacked out? How can you think? It's illegal. It's all illegal, yet it doesn't get enforced enough, Michael. So what's your side today? Yes. So my side, Dom, I was telling Kirk is when I see these women. who are decked out from top to bottom in Luluman Lemon workout clothes driving a white range rover. I'm like, boy, they've made it. They have gone from middle class to upper class. Nicely played, yes. That's a pretty good sign. That's a lot of detail. Coming up, we're going to talk with, I think it's two, right, Henry, you have. Yes. These two kids, teenagers, who started this snow removal company in the middle of the blizzard. Who knew? And nj.com picked up on it and how wildly successful it is. You know, February is American Heart Month a time to focus on total heart health. That includes exercise, heart healthy foods, and your dental health. Plaque build up in the mouth can lead to bacteria growth. That bacteria may contribute to serious conditions like endocarditis or arterial sclerosis. Now is the perfect time to schedule a visit with the board certified prostodontas, my dentist for 11 years plus.

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We're around $120. Oh, okay. And what do you provide for $120? So we do the driveways, the walkways, we clear off all the cars, and we salt everything that's done. So no ice remains, everything's completely safe. Oh, well, that's pretty good stuff. So where do we find you? Do you have a website? Where do people go? So we do have a website. We're currently trying to publicize it. But we also have an Instagram and a Facebook and really just trying to grow on social media. What's the name of the company? MMA cleaning. Okay. And you guys then, what do you do during the spring, summer? What's the big thing then? Lawns. So our big thing as the weather gets warmer is actually car detailing. Oh. So we offer other services like window cleaning and power washing, but mainly car detailing is what we take our pride in. So how do you do this? How do you squeeze that in with school and you're on a soccer team? That's practice, right, this group? How many hours in a day? So what are you guys working? How do you do that? So it's really starting to pick up now, but in the past we have a big team. So we normally have people that are available at times. But as the business is starting to grow, we're going to have to create a little bit more time. And pretty much no one really has free time in our company at this point. We're really just putting everything we have into MMA. But as a team, we're able to just get it all done. So, Max, what's the ultimate goal? What do you hope to go into? Do you have a course of study in your mind? It's very entrepreneurial and organized, which is very difficult. What do you have in mind? Well, I think I could speak on everyone. We'd all love to get into business as we get older. But as of right now, nothing too specific, potentially taking MMA cleaning to the big leagues. But other than that, not too much. Is there any particular angle you'd help you out with the public size? You know, Shark Tank arguing some 16-year-old, would you give them a share of your company with Kevin O'Leary? That'd be good stuff.

Yeah, that would be really cool to go on to Shark Tank. So where do we find you again, Max? So you can find us on Instagram at underscore mMA.com cleaning underscore. That's our account. And we share all of our results and all our information where you can find our website as well. Now, let me ask you the most serious question in this show. And Henry, you know this. And people are already emailing me. Ask the question about edging. What's the, do you know how to edge effect? What's the technique you use? My wife, you know, it's bad enough, the lawn cutting. Okay, I can do that. The edging is never up to standard. What's the secret there? Do you guys edge? So we actually have not done any landscaping work, any sort of lawns or anything. We're starting to get into that. But as of right now, we do not do any of that. And the big seller now, is it the snow removal? Is it something else? What's the big thing for you guys? Car detailing. Car detailing. Okay. Well, Max, I'm sure we're going to be seeing the name of you and your colleague in the near future. Do you know where you going to school? So I'm actually only a sophomore. My partner is looking to go to Sacred Heart University. He's a senior. Okay. Well, Max. Pioneers. Yeah. How's their basketball team, Henry? I don't think they're doing so hot. Oh, that's so hot. Do you have a question? You booked Max here. Anything else? Okay. Max, thank you. Good luck with this in the future. Wish you were in our air. Expand down here to South Jersey and we can really publicize you. Yeah, thank you so much for having me on today. You're welcome, Max. Good luck. Thank you. All right. All that, Henry, I thought the snow removal was the main thing. That's why it was 120 to clear that off. No ice left. Henry, what do you think? Is that mainline stuff? Is that upper middle class stuff? 120 for it? I'd say it is. Oh, yeah. That's a great point. That's great. Yeah, that's a lot. All right. Joe in X-Ten, next, the today's side question coming off, Gavin Newsom, something that indicates you go from the middle class. You're in the upper middle class. Stop saying I'm just a middle-class guy. You're not. Joe and Exton, now classical learning. Joe's got that covered. Hey, Joe, welcome. Cute things. Oh, yes. Hello, Don. Good afternoon. Good afternoon. Hey, Tom, that boot song, that was Nancy Sinatra's biggest hit. Of course. She's the only one that should be able to sing it. There ought to be a law. Actually, I sing it as a hassle back. It's just hazel. It was beautiful. But, Dom, I'm changing my answer. Oh, oh, okay. Being entombed in a cemetery with a great stone is called a middle-class ceremony. Being enshrined in a mausoleum is designated as an upper middle-class ritual. Thank you, Joe. Oh, that's Henry. That's a pretty good insight. Yeah, that's out of the box. You know, put me down for a mausoleum, yeah. Don't you remember the scene in the Irishman? where which character is in the rehab, you know, not hospice quite. And he's saying, oh, there's something about it. I want to be buried above ground. I'll be honest. I haven't seen that either. Oh, you haven't seen that? Yeah, it's a little bit overrated, but it's good. Not De Niro's best work. His best work is melding down around Trump. All right. Let's go to the Earl of Tacconi on the side question. Earl, welcome in.

Hey, welcome. Hello, Don. Let me turn off the Bluetooth. That's the rule. Yeah, a couple of things. You stated that you didn't see any downside to the legalization of marijuana. When I did some research, and they say that in states where they legalized marijuana, there's a 10% increase in traffic fatalities as a result. Well, I mentioned Colorado, and I'm not hearing that from them. And I did say, Earl, the detection of it. Is a downside that it's harder for police to determine that? Well, I just thought I'd mention that. Also, I'm concerned about those young men that are starting a business in New Jersey because starting a business in New Jersey is tough. I mean, because I'm surprised the state hasn't cracked down on them yet because they usually require licensing. If you remember during Hurricane Sandy when all the power was out and there were a bunch of out-of-state contractors who were going to come in and help fix all the lights, they wouldn't let them into the state because they weren't licensed with the state. They had to pass a special piece of legislation in order to let out-of-state contractors come in. Well, I think they're probably licensed. I mean, I didn't want to grill them too much. So I would assume I hear what you're saying. Oh, yeah. What's your side, Earl? My side is, my mother was watching The Today Show once and all this stuff with Savannah Guthrone on the air lately because of what happened to her mother. And I always thought that Today Show was geared toward middle-class housewives and, you know, your average, you know, everyday working class person. But, honest to God, I saw this on the Today Show once where they went, they said, it's graduation season, that means summer vacations are coming up. And one thing that all of our viewers are probably wondering. When you go and spend a month in Tuscany, does the nanny stay in the house with the family, or do you rent a separate villa for her? There you go. The word villa, just hearing the word villa. The Giordano's villa down there in Cape May. Oh, it's lavish. I thought it was in Croatia. Like the Domdoom. That's a Dom Giordano one, right, that you're renting. That's an actual thing. Definitely. Yeah, I mean, we ought to hook them up, Croatia. We can advertise them. I'm sure people will go. Two quick things. Governor Gretchen Whitmer praised Trump in her state of the state comment. Then at the end, of her speech. Maybe this is cringe. Don't use this line. She said, Big Gretsch out. Oh, man. Don't be. Gavin Newsom. Big Gavin Newsom out. Big Gav out. Watch him. He'll might use that. And Henry, a little bit down the road here, we're trying to determine this. This is not a bad development rather than a hackney comedian. When Don Imus.

And I don't care. Any listener, I tell him this to their face, was gone off on Hillary Clinton with Bill Clinton president sitting there. The stuff he said, that clown. If Bill Clinton had attacked him there, I would support it. That's how bad it was. But Oz, the mentalist. I saw Oz is going to be the guest at the... correspondence nerd prom what can you tell us about as the mentalist what's he going to do in april so he is a mentalist he does mentalism he might see him a lot with uh like football teams recently like He will go to, I guess, training camps or he'll come to the facility, and he'll essentially read your mind. He'll ask you something as simple as like, all right, like think of a number between 1 and 1,000 and I'm going to write it down. There's no way, you know, I could possibly know what you're thinking. Right. Right. And he'll go through a whole song and dance, and then they'll be like, what number was it? And, you know, whoever will be like, 772. And then he'll flip his whiteboard around. It's very interesting the way he works. I got to find a good one of his because he did predict the Super Bowl matchup this year. He did predict Patriots and Seahawks. Picture him with like Nick Seriani or with A.J. Brent. Oh, my God. We got to get this guy on. Now, this is a diversion. Is he that big? I think you can get him on. Oh, he is that big, but I wouldn't be surprised if we could get him. Yeah. Now, is he going to read my mind? Oh, man. Oh, 100%. Well, I'm going to deny whatever he says it's negative. No, that was not the number. You know, Creskin, I was once on a train with him to New York, a really interesting guy. I've had him on much over the years, but he was more interesting. And he had that jacket that he wears with all that questions on it, a weird type of thing. as the mentalist now, not one of these lame comedians that just wants to attack Trump. He did perform for the Eagles a few years last year, yeah. Oh, got to get this guy out. That'd be fascinating stuff with YouTube and everything else here. All right, coming up. It is the lightning round. Be patient. We're coming to you. Something that indicates you've gone from the middle class to the upper class here on Talk Radio 1210. Tom Chiridano on Talk Radio 1210, WPHT. The time has come for the final test. Uh, we usually call us the lightning round. Let me look into, let me peer into the mist here. I see a guy with great hair in Columbus, New Jersey with a son who had his first beer. It was a beer. What was that beer? It was a micolope. I am right. Dominalist, let's go to Joe in Columbus. Talk Radio 1210. Joe, I'm correct on all that. Do not refute any of that. Keep moving.

Oh, my God. Don't we have another guy here who's always right? Oh, my God. Dom, my sign, and I'm still scratching my head, is those who could foredo a number one spot, highly rated, highly populated, talktime radio show for a fledgling podcast. All right. Tom, he's got to have money coming out to the wazoo. All right, we may. I can't probe that too much. I'm sitting in for dawn tomorrow. I don't know if Rich is on tomorrow or not. I'm not going to go anywhere near that question. That's not my bailiwick. I thought he was going to say, just in general, talk show hosts a podcaster. I do both. I still want to stick in the middle class. You got to stay in the middle. You can't, okay. Well, I am upper middle place. Yeah. Don't name your kid Buckley Tucker Carlson. Buckley Tucker Carlson. Dan Bongino. Can you picture Dan Bongino meeting this guy? Oh, man, what would happen to him? It's a rough guy. I feel like you'd say like Buckley, like derogatory. It's like, hey, Buckley. No, I mean, I've been in place with him. You don't want to mess around with him. No. Bill in Bucks County. Bill, what's yours? I just had one comment first. I just want to mention to John McCauley that Ryan Fitzpatrick voted for the SAVE Act. Okay. All right. So, just so they know that. Anyway, yeah, my side answer is when you have a visiting hairstylist come to your home, complete with all the hair gel. All right. Roe did have the hairstylist used to come to the house. But it was a lot of people. I mean, that was her niche, not niche. Our mom was that here. Yeah, if you go around saying niche rather than niche, get the heck out of here. You're out of the middle class. You're just out. Drew in Upper Darby. Drew has imitators. Joe of Exxon has imitators now. All right, Drew, welcome in. Hey, Dom, thank you so much. I appreciate it, man. Was that the imitator? Was that true, Henry? I can't tell the difference. Hey, I saw that guy on TV who Henry's talking about who goes to the NFL locker rooms. He's unbelievable. Hey, Dom, man, it's one thing, it's one thing when you have season tickets for one of the sports franchises in the city. But if you can manage to afford to have season tickets, For all four of the teams, I think you're doing pretty good. I would agree. Even one seat would be about $45,000 or $50,000, right? For the Eagles, yeah. Yeah. Well, I'm still remembering a quick story. We're seated there because DJ has a connection, and this guy gives him Philly Stick. It's only three seats, though. And there's a railing between us, Henry, and the 1%. We're in the 2%. That railing, they give you free donuts at the Phillies. This is right behind home plate, too. Yeah, the diamond club. Yeah, when it's in the Diamond Club, but it's the third row, not the second. Oh, yeah, the really, yeah, the cushy chairs and everything. Right. And who plops down right in front of us, John Middleton? And I'm telling DJ, no, no, no. Don't start bringing up trades, do whatever. Middleton gets up. He's taking all kinds of pictures. What's DJ doing? Discussing trades with John Middleton. I'm like.

Oh, man, let me out of here. Please, please. All right. Kirk, great show today. Thank you, too, for getting John Alante McCauley from City Council today. We got him in this watergate, where they're using a wide-angle lens on this. Who did you like today? I'm going to go with Pat from Lehigh Valley with plastic surgery. I was right out of the box. It was a first car. Henry. Yep. Yeah, there's a lot of good ones today, including that one. I liked Lance's answer of the private driveway. I like Stephen Bordentown's call with the Viking appliances. Yeah, they mess up. I just got a killer. I also liked Mike in Hilltown's answer of a kept man and Joe Vexton with the mausoleum. Oh, God. The closer. I think, you know, it was subtle, but you mentioned one there that I really, they were great, though. Steve, with you can mess up, how you know you're in a wealthy house, and then you're there. Deformin says, ah, don't worry, we'll just pack it on the bill, they won't care. That sort of encapsulated all of it, definitely. All right, put them into the hat. What do we have tomorrow? It might be a fad that you don't partake in National Thermos Day, right? The water bottles. The water bottles. He's got the thing about water bottles. That one right here. All right. Follow me on Twitter until tomorrow. And if you're coming to the Camden County dinner tonight, come up and say hello, and I'll tell you about it tomorrow. Thanks to Richie Oli for making that happen for me. At Dom Show 1210, at Dom Show 1210, the afternoon show. Next, Talk Radio 1210, WPHD.

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