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We're all working people, so with the exception of federal employees, you know, they're off, but we're all working still. The Senate has the week off. I'm asking voters to please write handwritten letters to both Senator Dave McCormick to his DC office and Senator John Fetterman to his DC office. And that way, if you get your letters in the mail today or tomorrow, when senators are back in D.C. the day before the State of the Union on Monday, February 23rd, I want their offices to be flooded peacefully with letters that are saying, I'm a voter. I vote in every primary. I vote in every general election. And I thank you, Senator McCormick, for co-sponsoring the Save America Act. And now we're asking you very respectfully to make a statement on social media, bringing the Save America Act to the Senate floor for debate. And then for John Fetterman, his is, thank you for acknowledging the importance of photo ID, asking you to support the Save America Act and bring the Save America Act to the Senate floor for debate. And especially if you're a married woman that's listening right now, please also include that since the Democrats are trying to make it seem like married women are incapable of getting IDs or marriage certificates and that minority communities are incapable of getting IDs. I think it's important that you tell. this audience what your demographics are. So if you write those handwritten letters, that would be a huge order to putting continuous pressure off. Yeah, I couldn't agree more. And, Scott, we need some of these women to step up and specifically to counter this. You know, but it seems to me the Democrat position now, which we know, you and I know is not true. They're seeming to say, well, there's not too much, a lot of them, the smarter ones. There's not too much wrong with the voter ID, the photo ID. What we're against is how impossible it is to improve citizenship. The honest ones, like Shift and the others, they'll say, no, we're against everything. But the smarter ones are trying to appear that they're okay with the photo ID. They're trying. I was at the Great American Outdoors show after visiting Capitol Hill all week. I returned to Harrisburg because I'm a man of my word. And a black gentleman comes up to me, an older black man, and he goes, are you the architect of the Steve America Act? And I said, no, sir, but I've been supporting it. I've been trying to get Congress people on board with it. And he goes, you give a message to Chuck Schumer for me. I said, yes, sir, I'm listening. And he goes, it is so offensive to me and my community that this white senator thinks that we are incapable of getting ID. And he goes on to say that he supports the Save America Act. He supports photo ID and doesn't see any reason why communities of color are not able to show ID or citizenship when they are voting and registering to vote. And I just thought it was important to...

to explain that anecdotal story, because that's what I'm hearing on the ground. 84% of Americans agree with this common sense legislation. And McCormick has really been very persuasive, Scott, the speech he gave the other day. I played some of it. And he said, if we have this 80-20 issue, really, it's 84, 85 to 15, something like that. And we can't get 60 votes in the Senate. Something's wrong with the system. that there can be no compromise here. America wants this. I went on Fox News yesterday with the Big Weekend Show and I said, when do Americans agree with 84% of anything in today's society? And so if we are unable to pass the Save America Act, well, do that at your own peril because Republicans will likely lose the House and the Senate. And if you are not able to wield power as the majority, then you are soon going to be in the minority. And I think that's the language that we need to use with our elected officials. Because Republicans, I talk to them all day. I talk to voters all day every day. They are not going to vote this November if we can't while we're in the majority pass legislation. Period. Yes, it becomes, as I've said, the listeners, Scott, even Brian Fitzpatrick signed off on this. Even he and I are an agreement on this, which is a rare. So what else are you up to? What's happening in Pennsylvania? Well, we don't have data today because today is President's Day, so data comes tomorrow. And I'm on the way to slippery rack right now. I'm doing an event with Mayor Longo over in Cranberry Township. Those details will be on my social media. And we are going to be helping to gather signatures not only for local candidates running for AFIS, but Stacey Garrity for governor. And so if you live in Beaver or Butler, Please go to my social media accounts and I'll have the flyer on there, but we need to make sure that we are getting Garrity on the ballot for governor this November. And did you see that she says she's against the death tax? I mean, man, that would make life a lot more affordable. for struggling families, making sure that they're not passing on a whole bunch of debt when somebody passes away in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. Well, particularly someone that's skilled, particularly if she gets into that with Josh Shapiro, she knows or stuff when it comes to the Treasury. She's been very, very innovative. Yes.

prior to your mattress wearing out and you put it out. But in Jersey, they want to tax you well in advance for that, even though they have the highest property taxes in the Western world, it seems like. I don't know. Sweden maybe rivals it. Here's how it sounded with this Assemblyman Jay Weber breaking that down. I've never once had a constituent come up to me and say, you know what would make my life better? finding a better way to get rid of my mattress. No one's ever said that to me. And I've never had a mayor or anybody in local government come up to me and say, one of the biggest problems our local government has is the mattresses left on the side of the curve. It's never been an issue that's been raised to me. New Jersey pays, as we all know, the highest property taxes in the union. And we pay those property taxes so that, in part, one of the things, one of the services we expect is that our garbage be taken away. And now this bill will essentially force taxpayers to prepay for the removal of their mattress. on top of the property taxes they already pay to have their garbage taken away. It's not a large fee, as the witness suggested. But in New Jersey, we have died death by 1,000 cuts. And adding to the cost of living in New Jersey is something that I can't support. I think it's insult on top of injury, and I'm going to vote no. Where's Mikie Sherrill? Miss affordability. There you go, your mattress. All right now, though, it is time as we do each day right around this time for... It's Dobbs Money Melody. Where has all the money gone? All right, and today we're playing for a pair of tickets to the Bucks County Paracan, the third annual paranormal. Will President Obama be there? He says he knows about aliens. They're real. Well, didn't he take it back, too? Oh, which of the aliens got to him. He doesn't know where there are. He doesn't know anything else, but there are alien. We may have to do a side on who's really an alien. Remember the Dennis Rodman in Men in Black was the alien. Who do I think is an alien in Philadelphia? No, not Larry Krasner. They wouldn't have him. No way. So, this is February 28. That's Lock Performing Arts Center in Bucks County. For tickets and more information, visit bucks.edu slash tickets. All right, Dom. What do you want? Do you want? Do you want door number one or door number two? The doors again. Door number one today. All right. Door number one, it is. So today on the side question, we were asking for an all-time exclamation. So it got me thinking, you know what, I should do a song that involves some exclamations. So today I chose Shania Twain's man. I feel like a woman. But of course, I am going to play a cover version of that song. I would like to know the...

country or the language in which this cover hails from uh it's a country i've used before so only sparingly i think only one other time so i'm going to try and give some different uh facts about this country without being too uh without giving it away really so uh some things about this country uh at one point in the 1930s they ran out of cats All the royals in this southeastern Asia country had taken all the cats, and by the time the British government had moved in and removed the monarchy, all the cats went with it, and they've been trying to get the cats back ever since. Overnight, at one point, they just decided to start driving from the left side of the street to the right side of the street, and it's still something they have a problem with today, even though they changed this back in the 70s. People just drive on whatever side of the street they want to now. And in addition to that, they have a different measurement system than the rest of the world. So most of the world is on that metric system. Us and I believe it's India, use a different system. But this country... has a measurement system of their own. So if you're not familiar with it when you visit this country, which I suggest you don't visit this country because I'm pretty sure in the civil war right now. So I don't want to visit this country. But if you do, you might have to make yourself familiar with their measurements. So I want the name of the... Well, by the way, so we don't go too... I'm getting in there. Good for the people in India. They're joining us. No metric system here ever. Soccer would be next if we ever went to the metric system. All right. Yeah, it was Liberia, not India. Okay. Liberia has the other measurement system. In addition to this one, they use their own. So yeah, I want the cover. I want the name of the language or the country in Southeast Asia in which this cover song is coming from. Le dwebo.

Chinat! southeastern Asian country that has undergone a lot of changes. All right, let's get that coming up. By the way, remember move. I know it's now, what, 41 years ago this May. Philadelphia students, now it's going to be in the curriculum of the Philadelphia public schools. Oh, I got to give you details on that. What are they going to say about that? We'll get the answer first, though, at 855, 839, 1210. Life can feel overwhelming, but on my podcast, From the Heart with Rachel Brathen, we're in it together. Every Friday brings you a new story. Listen to From the Heart with Rachel Brathen, wherever you get your podcasts. Stark Radio 1210, WPHT, On Demand, On Demand. It's the money melody. Where has all the money gone? Show me to my... All right, people seem to be on this one. Henry, at least they're going to take a stab at it. Yeah, we'll see. What's the major clue again, this Asian country, South Asian? Asian country. It has its own units of measurement. Okay. They changed the driving laws overnight back in the 70s, and they're still feeling the effects today. And they ran out of cats in the 1930s. All right, let's go to Warner in Bucks County on Talk Radio 12. Then, all right, Warner, what's your answer? Myanmar, formerly known as Burma. Well, I'm glad you added that four millionaires Burma. I would always on this show be known as Burma. I'll put you on hold. Warner. I agree. Thank you. You are the winner. How many times did they play with that in Seinfeld? Oh, at least a few times. Yeah, they sent what's in Peterman there. Right, yeah, Elena, to go retrieve it. Yeah, go retrieve it. Just sign this, and I'll get the last boat out of here. Yeah. Pretty good. Driving, though, you drive on both sides? So they were a left driving country in the 70s, and then they flipped. I guess they didn't warn anybody, and they flipped it overnight. Right. So we have a right side driving country, and the infrastructure didn't reflect that. So now today, the driving is just, you know, 50 years later, it's still just absolutely chaotic. And if you drive there, yeah. Better be a professional, like an F1 driver at this point. All right. We got a winner in Warren. We'll do it. Warner, we'll do it all again tomorrow at around 2113, if you're a new listener. Sometimes on holidays, President's Day, we get new people. All right. Now, move. It is 41 years later, but now a move member or two have come together along with some leftists, of course, teachers, groups, etc. And they will be rolling out or already have a curriculum that the Philadelphia Public Schools says they haven't given approval to yet, but it's already in the schools, apparently, the new move bombing curriculum. WHOYY says what's not included are allegations of abuse on the then kids that were in the move compound. I haven't gotten the full material yet. When I do, I'll let you know.

But again, it never ends. I mean, this is history that we all witness. What are the top three or four takeaways from the, and I've debated the move people, as you know, on things like Comcast TV. It was nuts. I didn't know you could curse like that. Henry, they told me they had 86,000 phone impulses just during this 15-minute period of time. It was regional because of my back and forth with, Ramona Africa. And she said something about, I'm not afraid of you or another host who's no longer under the market. And I said, well, I'm certainly not afraid of you and your gang here or something. Oh, we're off to the right. She stood up then. It was, oh, yeah. And the host at that point, they got to me during the break and said, look, you're not the host, but can you kind of host because the host is almost in tears here, what's happening? It was crazy time, one of the wildest I've ever been in. So the move thing endlessly goes on. 41 years later, rewriting history. And again, if you weren't alive then or you were young and didn't pay attention that May Day, I'm not saying the city officials handled, they should have put a stop to it in the beginning. They're having livestock run up and down the neighborhood and all. ambulances couldn't go up there. You might disturb the move members. They were heavily armed. They built a bunker. You try building a bunker. CFL and I, I could see O&I coming out. Hey, you can't do that bunker up there. Oh, yeah, we're coming down. But it is the only time, well, no, it wasn't the American government, municipal government, Henry, ever dropped a bomb on its citizens. Crazy. Yeah, the satchel and all that, then it blew up. And then. When they let it burn, they were afraid to do anything else. Apparently, I believe that they could have rented this machinery that would have knocked the walls down. They didn't want to pay for that. So they blow it up. It was getting dark. Yeah, blow up the whole block. Right. And then they let the block burn down because they didn't want to take on the oncoming fire. I've heard over 10,000 rounds could have been exchanged. Then they rebuild it and they give it to a guy where it's rebuilt completely incorrectly. They have to go back and rebuild the rebuild. Shocker. Yeah. And some of the move members are still around, I believe. I haven't seen them in public as much, but maybe they'd come in as guest lectures. Now here's the point. Here's a simple thing and how we twist history. So. A national publication just last week talked about how anti-Semitic the curriculum is in many Philadelphia public schools. How wrong. How lacking in history it is. Now they're going to throw in the move curriculum. And here we go again, the cops, the whole deal. Yeah, it's true. Wilson good, not a good mayor. should have been there. He said he didn't go and there was a lot of snow on his TV so he couldn't tell what was going on. Actual quotes. You can't write this stuff. Yeah. And he was afraid of assassination. Well, it's your job as mayor. You've got to be on the scene. Frank Rizzo, of course, said something along the lines about not fighting to fire, Henry, and we may have it somewhere. If you don't want to have a risky job like that,

Well, then go and be a hairdresser. That was the result line. So move is storied because of what happened there and what continues to be this nonsensical piecing out of this whole thing. All right, phone lines to get in. We got some great ones here. This is really worked today. By the way, just one other note. On this whole thing, I teased up and told you, NJ.com, immigrants brought this New Jersey city back to life. ICE is now turning it into a ghost town. It's bridged in New Jersey. And when I first got here in Cumberland County, when I first got here at Talk Radio 1210, I forget Rich's last name. Was it Thomas, Thomas Jores? I believe one of the stores was in there and a couple of others. It was a great sponsor, great guy. So here we go again. If we don't have illegal immigrants here, the world's going to be over. This town will collapse. They breathe life back into it. Oh, whoa, if we don't have Bridgety in New Jersey with astounding numbers of people that are here illegally. So where else should ICE go? Well, don't go to Bridgeton. I told you at the top of the show. Homeland Security replying to what happened last week. We all saw it. Action News had it. Those kids running school bus stop and ICE shows up after a guy. Ice now says this guy has been here illegally, criminal record. He drove his vehicle willy-nilly through school children through school bus traffic and everything else trying to evade them. He gets back into the house and they didn't take him in. He may be in here 32 years. He does an interview. saying, what the hell? I've been here 32 years illegally. He does an interview with NBC10. It's like, don't you think you want to lie low here a little bit? You would think. Hugo? Yeah. I wonder if I went over and knocked on his door if he would do an interview. Probably on put him on. Let's, let's hear about those 32 years. All right, so I think ICE has to do a better PR job. They have to take an example like this and say they're not the ones having school kids run wildly through the housing development there. Look at what this guy did. All right, I'm coming to you on the side question. We'll get a few more people in here next at 855. Oh, by the way, the big line could be watching Fox now with Robert DeVall. You're not a wartime concierie, Tom. Yeah, that's Sonny. That's a good one. Rich, the always great line. Sonny would be alive if he had easy pass. That was a classic. Oh, yeah. I use that a lot. But if I had that, I'd use that a lot. I'm giving full credit, Rich. He'd be alive if he had easy pass. All right, 855, 839, 12, 10. That's how you get. Sometimes historic events suck. But what shouldn't suck is learning about history. I do that through storytelling. History That Doesn't Suck is a chart-topping history-telling podcast, chronicling the epic story of America, decade by decade, from the 18th century to the 20th. Original music and immersive sound design accompanying us on our storytelling journey. Listen to and follow History That Doesn't Suck. An Odyssey podcast, available now on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever you get your podcasts. Thanks for listening to Talk Radio 1210 WPHT on demand.

All right, Dom Gerdano's show, and Henry and I are in disagreement on one of the contestants today that sometimes happens. So I thought Lance was really good. I'm partial to the untouchables. What are you prepared to do? The two-time scene with that with Sean Conner and Kevin Costner, Henry, you think it's a question, not an exclamation. He is quite literally asking a question. What are you prepared to do? Yeah, I see it as a challenge, though. You know, it's an exclamation. You know, it's a jeb. You know, it's an exclamation we're going through. Okay, that's true. Technically, boy, the grammar police, we've got to get a ruling, Leslie Fisherbine. I know you're out there. You can rule on that. All right, nobody has said, go birds, or you can't handle the trip today, too. Those two would have been in the run. Yeah. Let's go to Drew in Upper Darby on Talk Radio 1210. Hey, Drew, good afternoon. Hey, hey, Dom, thank you so much. I appreciate it. You know, Don, when you talk about the move. Back in 19, the move situation back in 1985, I can't help not to think about the first incident in August of 1978. Officer Ramp, Alton Avenue. Officer Ramp, right. Yep. Officer, Officer Ramp, yes, he lost, he lost his life. You know, it was just a terrible situation, and then that led up to, like, of course, Osage Avenue. But hey, Dom, my side answer, thanks, man, I appreciate it. This is fun. You know, Dom, every summer, baseball season's a long time, and every home team, here's this, eventually throughout the season, when they go, da-da-da-da-da-da-da-ha. Very nicely done. Thank you. Was that a questionnaire, Henry? No. No. It's very affirmative. It's charge. I see Gary's. You're going to nail Gary on this. Let me go to Gary. You're going to say question mark, I think we'll see. Gary in Newtown. Hi, Gary. Welcome in. Well, is question Marco Rubio good thing or a bad thing? It's a bad thing in Henry's grammar world today here. He's being a villain. Yes. All right. So what I, I apologize. Thank you. Thanks for you take my call. And I appreciate you giving me a heads up. I don't know, though, because I wouldn't put it that way. I think they exclaimed it. They were not asking anybody. They were exclaiming this. They were screaming it. This is not, this is not my side answer question. But I was, thankfully, you led into with Zenos with the, with the preamble. What's that?

So that's a question, according to Henry. Technically right. That's not my answer, though. My answer is, my answer is with the Eagles at 116 this year, which I think was more like 8 and 8 or 8 and 7 or whatever the math would be, they barely won three of those games. My question is what we hear at the link, we hear that the Eagles, boom. The national anthem of Philadelphia. Are we the booingest in the whole country? I don't think I've ever yelled boo. Oh, what? I wouldn't yell boo. I'd yell you suck or something, but, you know, not boo. Oh, no, you got to get in the chorus of booze. Yeah, you got to say that from the chest. And then, yeah. You think the boo is worse? Yeah. No, not that it's worse, but, like, I think you need to have enough booze to where you can jump in and be like, I, you know, you know, so that rings out. The boo is like the cords or something. Yeah. Yes. And then the lyrics. And then the lyrics come in. Maybe it's the drums even. The drums really piercing in with that. You suck. Get out of here. Get him out of town. What are we paying you for? You know, the whole thing. Well, there you go. All right. We have to talk tomorrow, too. This Nick Castiano is going to respect the manager in San Diego because the guy actually played in the big leagues. You know, I'm in a camp that says somebody who was marginal. They had a cup of coffee in the big leagues or whatever. they're going to be a better coach than somebody who was just naturally gifted. Like Michael Jim Jordan couldn't coach you. He would just say, do this. And you go, well, yeah. Yeah, that's why he ran the, then he would just do it. He's Michael Jim Jordan. So we ran the Charlotte teams into the ground because it's just like, he can't. He doesn't know what to do it. He's not going to show you. He probably can still hold his own against you. You know, it doesn't work that way. So if you're talented, you don't know what the heck you're doing. maybe a little bit, but not the guy who had a struggle to stand in there and all. So Castianus's big thing is, well, Topper never played in the big league. Topper was a Canadian professional and worked his way up to being a manager in the MLB and somehow he doesn't deserve your respect. And the hitting coach, I think, is somewhat the same. Yeah, same kind of story. So. God, what an ingrate, McChastiano. All righty, it's 855-839, 1210. You get on board. Hey, by the way, the Atlantic, which is a very, very liberal publication. Today starts the day of reckoning. Here's their headline. The tide goes out on youth gender medicine. American doctors are no longer united on the wisdom of medicalizing gender dysphoria in minors. And that's a great metaphor. The tide is gone out. The day of reckoning is here. We've seen these elements just in the last week that are moving that way. Well, who doesn't care if the tide's going out over at Children's Hospital in Philadelphia? They're still standing there saying, we're taking on Trump, we're taking on all this, we're still going to do it as far as I know, and I guess make a lot of money on it. But the rest of the world, and starting in Europe,

They started this. Then we had that big lawsuit where a doctor and a psychologist both got fined. I think it was over $2 million around this. And again, the other side likes to say, we're on the wrong side of history. Now, you're certainly going to see probably in the next five years people scratching their head and saying, you did what? You were cutting off what? You were encouraging eight and nine-year-olds to get into a different body somehow or another? You were doing that? Yeah, the tide is going out. I believe someday, too, you're going to see people on the issue, particularly of late-term abortion, say, you did what? What was it that went on there? But the transgender stuff, it's not over in the Democrat Party. And here's the beauty. I say this all the time. It makes sense to me. We're winning on it, but they're still fighting. They're fighting a retreat, a rear guard action. And that's fine. You don't have to win. We're winning. We're moving the ball forward. And the more they fight on it, the more it hurts them in elections. It's a perfect issue. So does that mean still that A.B. Hernandez kid is tearing up California sports? Yeah. Does it mean that Hillary in Munich? was sitting there with the representative from Delaware, who many people believe is sort of posing. It was a discussion of females. And that's who Hillary had all the way in Munich. Come on. You're losing on this. And politically, you are going to drag this out. By the way, Henry, if you could find this, it'll be for tomorrow. I'm watching a Gavin Newsom quote that just came up, that mass ice agents. Now remember, he was in Munich. I'm just saying this now. He was in Munich. He said in Germany, mass ice agents are familiar in Germany. Meaning, in Germany, he's there running down ice, running down America, running down the Trump administration. And while in Munich, not just in Germany, but in Munich of all places, Hitler, right? They are familiar. Here in Germany, we're familiar with people like this. Mass ice agents are very familiar in Munich, Germany. Okay, we're going to see if Americans go by that rule. Politics ends at the water's edge, somewhat, at least. Not saying Trump does it all the time either. But it should be that way. You know, most people get it. You know, inside the family, you kill each other here metaphorically. But when you go to Munich, Germany, you don't say they're familiar with mass guys in Munich, Germany. Munich. Beer all pushed. Phew. Man. That's not going to play well ultimately. That's my prediction. And taking off the mask is a non-starter. If Republicans cave on that, that is just beyond unforgivable. All right, phone lines. It is the lightning round next. 855-839, 1210. First, though, let me remind you. Your heart shows up for you every day through the stress, the laughter, the long hours.

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The British are coming, exclamation point. The British are coming, exclamation point. Absolutely. One if I land and two if I see, too. I don't know. Is that a question in there? Henry's been a stick. I mean, he literally enunciated the exclamation point at the end. So I would think it's an exclamation. All right. Well, you better not try that with Joe and Columbus. I think his is clearly an exclamation and it's used universally. Joe and Columbus. Hi, Joe. Hey, Dom, good afternoon. Happy New Year. Thank you, Joe. I love your new segment, but I think you misnamed it. I think it should be liberal girls gone wild. And that white, but you know what's fascinating about it, Dom? That white hair lady, from the first time I've ever seen any liberal realize and admit there were various fragile stages of child development. Right. Yeah. Did you pick up on that? Oh, yeah. That's the whole spin here. Suddenly, she wants the parents to be involved. Yeah. And she brings child protective services down on them. I was just, I would just praying for somebody to tell her, well, how do you feel about packing off a vital body part when a child's four years old? But I do love that girl dawning her and screaming. I want my mommy. Oh, can you imagine the mother's showing up? Oh, God. Yes. I'd like to hope that mother said, you don't mess around with a police activity, young lady. Exactly. My side answer, and it's, you know, it's universal. It's been universal up and down the Jersey shore on the Wildwood boardwalk at Trump rallies. And every two years in the various, you know, seasonal Olympics. And it's... USA, USA. Absolutely. I'm not sure how many Democrats. I've heard at some they engage in that. But not enough. Universally is when we took out Osama bin Laden. They showed up at the White House doing it. The Phillies game, Sunday Night Baseball, right? Yes. Yeah. Jerry in Wilmington. Hey, Jerry. What's yours today? Hi, Dom. I googled mine 472A.D. The headline in the Byzantine Times was Rome Falls. The Visigoths, take Rome. Very nice. Nicely played. Yeah, I didn't think the Byzantine, well, wait a minute, Joe of Exitin, our Byzantine Empire, expert of experts. Joe, what's yours today? Yes. Hello, Dom. Good afternoon. Good afternoon, Joe. In the late 19th century, Russia put the territory of Alaska for sale. President Seward took notice and immediately purchased Alaska from the Russians. Congress thought that Seward's act of purchasing Alaska was foolish, and they called it Seward's Folly. Absolutely. Yes, that has stuck until today, Joe. Yep. Oh, boy, you know, some of the sports ones, this one's pretty good as an exclamation. Bill and Monko, what's yours, Bill? This is definitely not a question. That ball is out of here. Harry Callis. Yeah, I think that's the greatest home run call of all. Jack Smith.

You know, how much was he practicing at backstage? I mean... Oh, I think that was all authentic with Harry. I don't think he needed to. No, I didn't mean he needed to, but I mean, this guy was the master. I don't know if any home run call that's better. Some are goofy. Yeah. But everybody wants to try to do, you know, some take on this. All right. Allen and Hamilton. Alan, what's yours? First, you last week said that you opposed the idea of sending to Liberia or, I mean, Nigeria? Yes. Yeah. Well, you forgot one thing. They have oil in Nigeria. Well, we're not going to trade a potential American lives even for oil, though. I hear you. I hear all right. Keep that in mind. Okay. My thing on is don't tread on me, the American chant at the beginning of the Revolutionary War. All right. That is a very good one. And Don and Franconia ends it here. Don, how about you? What's yours? Dom, as we prepare to honor our country's 250th anniversary this summer, there was a gentleman named Nathan Hale that the day before he was killed, said, I regret that I have but one life to lose for my country. I think it was give, not lose, but I think it was give for my country. But still, immortal. Imagine explaining that. Wow. That's better than G. Willekers. All right, Sean, who was yours today? So I like two. My first one I got to go with is Bill from Moncoe, but that ball is out of here. That was a really good one. And then I got to go with Gary Newtown with What's Up? So those are my two favorite ones that I like. It might be a ruling on that. That's a question. See, I mean, normally you could just say with somebody, and I think the way how he was trying to go with it as a way of saying hi or something. I think it's an exclamation too. No. Yeah. Because then they're asking each other questions at the end of the commercial. Oh, boy. All right. We may have to have a vast ruling on this one. All right, we're getting low on time here. Anywho. Yeah, so I liked a few today. I like David and Lexington's answer of a gentleman, start your engines. I also liked Gary Newton's answer of boo. Right. Mike and Hamilton's of The British are coming. I like Taryn Wilmington's made up one of Rome Falls. And yeah, Belamonko at the end there with that ball is out of here. Yeah, I'm going to go with the ball is out of here today. Yeah, it was good, not just recency bias. All right, can we go one more minute or no? Okay. All right, so. Tomorrow again, Danny Seisler will have here. What would he say to the kids in Bucks County if they would invite him as they should to talk about ICE, to talk about he is the sheriff. And also, don't you think the requirement ought to be who's the best qualified to be a pilot? Wouldn't you like to be on that plane?

Or maybe an airline that doesn't want to do that, you can fly cheaper and take your chances. We'll talk about that tomorrow. Dr. Wilford Riley, frequent guests here on the station, is sitting in today from 3 until 6. Thanks to Henry and Sean for producing today. Follow me on Twitter at Dom Show 1210 at Dom Show 1210. And we'll do it all again tomorrow from noon until 3. Those were great today. I didn't know if the exclamation would work. It definitely did. Those of you, was it a question? You're going to hit me on social media. See you tomorrow on Talk Radio 1210, WPHC. How We Made Your Mother is the How I Met Your Mother rewatch podcast with me, Josh Radner, and Siri's co-creator Craig Thomas. Follow How We Made Your Mother wherever you get your podcasts.