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Tom Giordano on Talk Radio 1210, WPHD. It is Dom time. Big Monday. It's hard to even know what the headline of headlines should be. Texting with Scott Presler, he'll be on the show tomorrow because he's got something bigger today going on. This purge, he was in Philadelphia last week, and suddenly we see another big purge. On the voting registration list, maybe Al Schmidt's getting a bit worried. You know, there could be criminal charges there if things go awry. We're down now to a paltry number. They lost 30,195 in one week from this surge, mostly Democrats. And we're down around 25,000 among active voters. from flipping the state on paper from blue to red remember when it used to be about a million and a half and uh i don't know maybe i have to i hate to do this but if there's any shot here plus i want this fight second and none because i guarantee it's a hundred percent a huge political winner We're going to have on the Pennsylvania Research Council, Family Council. They deal with issues that are going on across the state. They issued a freedom to write-to-know request. And they claim now, and they're beyond, they have the information. Not only has Pennsylvania spent about $33 million over the last nine years or so, give or take, but about half of it has been spent since Josh Shapiro has been governor. meaning in the last few years on what sex change operations for kids, for minors? Yes. With all the stuff going on this week, and I think Children's Hospital of Philadelphia is probably one of the bigger benefactors of that since Pittsburgh, I believe, stopped doing it. Several have stopped doing it. Why are we doing that here in Pennsylvania? Now, Josh Shapiro. is either getting a bit nervous or he just wants to nuke Stacey Garrity. He's already out there with ads against the incumbent, claiming that she is just a maga sniffer up and down the line. Garrity has an issue, but I'm going to try to do everything I can to plead with them. This sex change operation stuff is bigger than that. She's running ads on the data center. It should stick to Josh Shapiro, but his buddies in the media will not allow anything like that to stick. In other words, he put on the pom-poms and skirt to bring Amazon and all these others and got millions and millions of dollars in his campaign. He's the guy that pushed this. Now everybody forgets about it. So she's running ads on that, but this is powerful stuff. Go back to 2024. Here's why this issue works. It takes people. who may not be paying attention, low propensity voters, in 2024 with Kamala Harris and this transgender thing, the Trump people spent 44 million. I think that was a miscalculation. They should have spent a quarter of a billion, a half bit. Whatever I can get my hands on, I would have spent it and told myself to double it. It's a winner. And it's a winner politically because we're winning on this, but they won't give it up.

Now, here is a case in point. This is Minnesota coach, Cheryl Reeve. Proud graduates. I forget how many points. I think I have it in here somewhere. Because I do want to make mention of that since she's so much in the news over what she said and were her trans shirt, welcoming, don't be excluded. You know, weaponizing compassion, phony compassion. No one's against trans kids here. Is it about that? What Sophie Cunningham and others have been talking about, she's the only one. Caitlin Clark choked beyond chokery in my view and should not be, look, be a lot of pressure if she said something. Sophie Cunningham is not exactly the Williams sisters or Martina Nat Tavrilova or, you know, anybody. She's a role player. But she did speak up and put it down in print and now the world is ended. This coach you're going to hear is a proud alum of my alma mater. LaSalle. I wonder if LaSalle would tell us what they're saying, and I don't know, biology, other classes there because they're very deficient to me. Remember the stuff they said post-October 7th? Listen to the coach, though, tell us. And then ESPN during one of the games. I think it was the color commentator. The guy who was doing play by play just noted that she was wearing the shirt. And then we have to hear how thoughtful this was. This is not thoughtful. This is dumb. It's a combination of dumb, beyond belief, and just cowardice and denial of reality. And when I have another coach, the Valkyrie's coach, I don't know if that's a reference to the Tom Cruise film or not, who will be jumping in and comparing it to discrimination she felt because she's Japanese American. All right. So here's the Reeve woman, the Minnesota coach, weaponizing compassion. I don't think we should feel like our safe space is being threatened. That's what I enjoy about the WMBA, and I think we have to continue to safeguard that. I come from a space of inclusion. And the narrative that I think that is problematic is to suggest that, number one, that transgender athletes are the biggest problem in women's sports. And I think this is what's bothersome, is that there's a faction of people in our country that are making this. a massive issue. We have some issues. Number one, we need to protect trans kids. Every kid. To me, it's a human's rights issue. Okay, the phony empathy here, we're not going after any of that lady. We're not going to be the deflection trail here is unbelievable. So then just stop doing it. Just stop pushing this unreality. And I would say it's a pretty big problem here in Pennsylvania when we're spending over $33 million, and we'll have that guest on in the 2 o'clock hour, to still perform these ghastly surgeries. It's not me, Cheryl Reeve talking. LaSalle has a nursing school. I want to know what LaSalle's nursing school says is a woman. And I want to know what they say about these ghastly operations because Pittsburgh, Cleveland Clinic.

the hospital in Texas, any number of these, we've had on people. They have renounced this, L.A. even, they're not doing it. Why does Children's Hospital consist on doing it? Because they're arrogant and they're hooked in. And Josh Shapiro knows full well what's going on. Stacey Garrity. Expose this. Put this in your ads. Yeah, you're right on the data centers. Is this a tangential issue? I don't care about anybody telling me like Cheryl Reeve about a tangential issue. I got one thing in mind, lady. We're going to win. And we can win with this because this just shows how far out of touch you are, how just driven they are to continue on this issue. Now here is the Japanese woman. I believe she's Japanese. That's what I read anyhow. A pretty good coach in the dub, this is 21. This is what she says, and she sort of mixes in her own ethnicity and discrimination she may have faced to liken it to what? Men who are biological men, not being able to score 40 points a game. I think somebody might score 100, one of the better players in the NBA, pick whoever you want, could score 100 points and a half against these women. They wouldn't even need anybody who passed. Just get out of the way. And they could score 100. So why are we doing this? How about G-Lig players? They're at almost NBA level, AAA, not quite good enough, maybe a flaw here and there. They could probably make a lot more money. Would some team do this to be quite an attraction? Let's put a man out there. Let's put a team of men out there. All right, here is the coach of the Valkyries. I know you don't have the fever again in the regular season, but coming out of the break, one of the big news stories has been Sophie Cunningham and the... protests for her and protests against her. And, you know, they had a national televised game today, and Cheryl, you know, wore a shirt. And it's just a conversation. I'm wondering just, what do you think about it? Do you think that's good for the league? Does it, does it detract from the basketball? Is it just noise? I'm just wondering what your opinion is. I think, thank you for that question. I think just in terms of, How I'm seeing it is, if I could answer with, like, for me, sports is about belonging. It's about inclusivity. It's about allowing everyone to be their authentic self. You know, I'm big on that just because I have been criticized for my height, for my ethnicity. I've been in those, you shouldn't belong here many times. And for me, I don't want that space, especially Golden State, to ever feel like that. So I'm all about women, little girls deserving to play. And that includes trans women. So I'm all about inclusivity. All right. Round to round with this trans women stuff with the vocabulary again.

This is not just about this. It's about the playbook. It's about what they do on the left, but they're continuing to do. So any issue, even though you, I guess you could make an argument that, my God, you know, what about affordability? Let me talk about affordability all that you want. I know what wins here, and I know why it wins, and I know what it did in 2024, what it exposed with Kamala Harris, how it drove voters out there who were tired of the blah, blah, blah, but they heard this side wants these girls to have to compete against the male. Okay, where do I vote? That's when it comes down to. I don't even know if it's 8515. I think we could convince the 955. So will the WNBA then allow men who say and were they going to give them a lie detector test? I identify as a female. I identify as whatever. Put them in there. We know what would happen. All right. We have more on that. We have Robert F. Kennedy Jr. pushing back mostly pretty effectively with Dana Bash. She was not easy to push around. On the issue of accusing her of parroting, what Dr. Anthony Fauci and others would say and asking her, was your job to convince people to get the Vax that were hesitant? Or was it to tell the truth, the full truth, about some of the difficulties associated with it, then let people decide. We'll play you some of that. And coming up, who do you think is coming back to the view? When they kick off on, they'd get along, but they were Howard Stern. I mean, they're probably back like September 15th or 30th or any number. Who's going to rejoin? I think it was one of the first. That's my recollection. The 30th year of the year. We have to do something special, like a week-long celebration of what's going on there. Side question today, though. We happened to notice the other day. This was toward the end of last week. That day in history, it was last week. Jimmy Hoffa, quote, disappeared. We've seen the Irishman. We've seen all kinds of things. So we're looking for somebody who even if they didn't disappear like Jimmy Hoffa, we say, whatever happened to, are they still around? Yeah, whatever happened to? The biggest one I could think of, the biggest star with the best hair, too. John Travolta is the one that I'll take off. Whatever happened to John Travolta. By the way, Henry, before we get yours in Curricks, because I did want to recall it, look, I have no animus now, but I've got to tell you the truth. Vincent Pastor, a story died at the age of 80 over the weekend. You know the story, right? Oh, with interviewing him? Yes. So he had gotten killed. And look, it wasn't a week before that I interviewed. I could understand he's pretty mad. It seemed like it was six months or something there. So we had the Philadelphia Home Show. How genteel, right there in downtown Philadelphia, thousands of people milling around China and all this stuff, right?

I really got his background. I didn't want to just ask Sopranos. I wanted to ask other stuff just to make him feel like he really was an actor, I guess. Maybe he is a bit. Yeah. Yeah. Okay. I wish I had to tape of it. Something rubbed him the wrong way. He was mad at then. I found out then this is like 20 years ago, maybe more. He was being paid $15,000 for an hour, the interview with me and something. My God, what the heck did I do? Wow. He starts getting really nasty, and then I go to myself. I may have said, listen, buddy, the crowd is gathering around us. Security is sort of getting there. And he has his son, this bowling ball head behind me. Now, I'm concerned. You know, about my neck attack. He was like 5-8-220, the chest hair and the chain. You know, he's probably a Knicks fan to put it mildly. And ultimately, security had to stop the interview and get everybody out of there. And I told him, I'm not moving. I'm here to do the show. So I can't move. I don't care if it's an earthquake. I'm finishing. And they allow that. But they had to get everybody out of there almost by force. because of this guy. I was ready to say, what do you think we're in at the Sopranos? You think this is a mob film? He's about to take you out on the Stugas. Yeah. Yeah, it's not happening. And we did have a producer there. Jim, I think, was the guy. Not Jim Kelly. This is like, oh, man, he would have killed that son right there. I bet anything on. He wouldn't have known what hit him. So thank God it didn't come to that. And the big discussion with the then PD, it wasn't Greg. It was like 14% before him. I didn't think you should say Big P on the air, FCC regulations and all that. You know, everybody knew what it was. There's no need to do it. But that was one of the discussions. But imagine the home show, Philadelphia Home Show. How could you have a Bruhaha? The Philadelphia Home Show. The Philadelphia Home Show. The Philadelphia Home Show. The Philadelphia Home Show. The Philadelphia Home Show. The history of that event. Yes. Exactly. And I've had people much bigger than that. Couldn't have been more down to Earth nicer. This guy just. and you try to understand it's got to be you're right in high this is the biggest moment of your life and they kill you off i get it and that's why i asked about the other two-bit stuff that he did nope i don't think you should take it then you got to say look That's it. You got killed off. You're getting killed off here, too. We're not putting up with this. All right, Henry, how about yours? Yeah, I'll take a few off the board. The first one I'm going to take off is a person. Be none other than author George R.R. Martin, who is best known for his fantasy series, A Song of Ice and Fire, which is the inspiration for the TV show Game of Thrones. He announced that he was coming out with the final book in the series, The Winds of Winter, back in July of 2010, and as of today, August 3rd, 2026, the book is still not published. We do not have an end to the Game of Thrones series officially. This guy has waited.

almost two decades to put out the book please god bring it soon yeah seriously oh i mean they they screwed the ending of the show up so bad without his source material so there we go yeah you know i mean where is this guy what is he doing all day come on george is there going to be is there going to be a cover song for a money miller oh yes it's i cover of the game of thrones theme yeah i thought it was lured of the rings he was gone with i confuse all these things that would have been too much yeah not talk yeah and then uh the other one i'll take off as a product. It felt like when I was a senior in high school, everybody and their mom decided, you know what, we can't sit still anymore. I need a fidget spinner. And they would just be playing with their fidget spinner in class for, you know, no reason. And by the time I went off to college next year, no one cared or gave a damn about them. So fidget spinners, where'd they go? They fell off. I didn't know we were going to do products. That's fine. Yeah, I figured I'd throw it in. Okay. Yeah. Curveball. Nice for that. Okay. Kirk, I bet yours. I'm going to go with two. Remember D.B. Cooper who hired a plane. Yes. Stole money and took down a parachute never heard from again. Right. Okay. Number one. Number two, remember of MySpace? Remember the first friend you got on MySpace was Tom. Yeah. What happened to Tom? Yeah, where is MySpace? I see MySpace. Is MySpace still out there? Yeah, is it? Is MySpace still a thing? No, but I see, I saw a headline. I don't know if it was fake or not, but it's real. It's coming back. I don't know how that'll work. People don't want to code their own website. I don't know. Right. Well, all right. So we got all that. Whatever happened to. You fill it in. Get the good ones out right now. In addition to that, who is coming back to the view? I don't know if they'll put six chairs in there or who they're going to knock off some days. Oh, man. 855, 839, 12, 10 for the 30th season. God, let it in. No, don't let it in. Any talk show hosts will tell you at one of our conventions. They go, yeah, yeah, yeah, we got to pretend we want the view to end. The material coming up to a rendition of the Star-Spangled banner. That is unbelievable. And one of the people were in Martha and the Vandals. Yeah. That's impossible. Yeah. Oh, my God. Where's that group? Whatever happened to him? Well, with this woman, yeah. The way I saw that, I was like, just because you could sing at one point, it doesn't mean you still can't today. Well, not even close, though. You know, with someone helping you, it made it worse. The two of them together, I thought it was a parody. But no, it was not. All right, it's 855, 839, 12, 10. Linda Kearns will be here. Whatever happened to Elvis will ask her. Oh, boy. We also want to talk about Al Schmitz and the interview last week, and he was asked recently, do you know you could be charged criminally if somebody votes here that's a non-citizen in Pennsylvania? There's pressure this time coming up. Scott Presler coming on tomorrow. Apparently, he's in a big meeting today. I'm not sure what. Big, big, big, but he told me.

This purge more is going to happen. We could see around the time of the midterm pretty close. On paper, will Pennsylvania be read? 855, 839, 12-10. Tom Tierdano on Talk Radio 1210, WPHT. All right, it is Dom time. Welcome in. So, Rosie O'Donnell will be joining the view. I'm not exactly sure how often. what that means during the 30-year reprisal. 30th year coming up, Rosie O'Donnell, back on that. Was it Rosie O'Donnell and Star Jay Jones that were at war? I'd pay to see that if they bring that back. Sorry, are they taking the view to Ireland? No, no, no. Yeah, I think she's coming here for some of these, yeah. The one war that started it went viral, so to speak, was Rosie against Elizabeth Hasbeck. And I think Hasbach's coming back. I really do. I really do. That will be fantastic. Yeah, Hasselback grew into the role. I was on with her. She was on Fox and Friends, and I thought she did a good job. Megan McCain, not so much. So we're going to see Rosie O'Donnell coming back. Also, I just see the Inquirer reporting. The Rizzo statue is fixed. Now they're looking to see where they're going to place it. The original agreement said it has to be on private property. And the public, they don't want a public view of it. You can't see it from the street. Oh, my God. Just the mobs here in Philadelphia. We'll see if they rescind that, though. And they put it next to Columbus or something. I think this could happen by the end of the summer. We could see some movement here on something. So it's repaired. It's coming back. 855, 839, 12, 10. Whatever happened to person place thing is what we're looking for. You heard ours? It is with yours. Linda Kern's coming up at 1230 and in the 2 o'clock hour. We're going to talk to somebody with this Pennsylvania Families Group. Freedom of Information Act. We've spent over $33 million on the sex change operations slash whatever else you want to call them. And I think. A lot of it probably went to Children's Hospital of Philadelphia since the others have stopped doing this type of stuff. All right. So the one more cut here. Here is Caitlin Clark. And look, I know Caitlin Clark's in a difficult position here. But my God, your teammate, et cetera. This is the best your advisors told you to say. I understand on one hand. The Williams sisters and all these, and they give each other awards for bravery, et cetera. Martinez is about the only one, and she's kind of a faded figure, who has spoken out, Riley Gaines on this, they go crazy. And spontaneously, because as Sophie Cunningham has been interviewed in print on it, we see this firestorm with these women in the WMBA, based on what? Well, based on they subsidized, they have their own club, and they just want this to be their vision of reality, whether it's reality or not. Here's Caitlin Clark, cut 16, asked about protecting women's sports.

I think for us, like, you know, it's not really a discussion we really have in our locker room. I think it's for leagues and the governing bodies to work with their athletes to find solutions. But our focus is on basketball and that's what we talk about and how we can get wins. And obviously we didn't do that tonight. So you know, find an area to improving that way. Do you have any, you know, reaction to the... I'm just answered for you. All right. We'll go over to the Zoom. All right. So... Caitlin Clark, not easy position, given all that's happened with her to here. But okay, that's not, you haven't answered anything here with this. It's a teammate, someone who protects you. This is much in the news. There have been over the week, I don't know that it'll happen. Caitlin Clark being offered a lot to go play in Europe versus to play here. Probably not happening, but. Why is this league such a thorn? I give it a reason. They, for so long, have been, and the LGBTQ plus part of it is a larger part of it, even them race. And some of the other stuff, they go down this path. You have the head coach. Listen to it, and then we'll go to Linda. Here is the, this is cut six. This is the Portland fire coach, who's a male. Here's what he said. What's your stance on athletes who are biologically male participating in women's sports? Yeah, I mean, my focus as a basketball coach, I'd be completely honest. Like, I don't think I've ever had to think about that. I'm completely supportive of people from all communities or walks of life. So that's my stance completely, you know, I'm supportive of everyone in the pool and, you know, the community. Would you be okay with biological males propicitating in the WNBA? I think I've given my answer already on that question. I don't feel like I need to go deeper there. Okay, well, that's where we are. A male coach saying anything here, you know where this is going to end up. All right, Linda Kearns, I know has listened to, watched, I'm not sure both. Al Schmidt with me last week, our election integrity extraordinaire. I have several things that he deflected on. We'll get Linda's take on it. Is Pennsylvania really that different? This is what he was insisting. We're different than Jersey. You're not going to see the problems that developed here in Jersey. By the way, Scott just texted me. You'll be on tomorrow. I'm not sure. Two o'clockish or so I'll let you know. And again, Just in the last 72 hours, he's been involved on every front with this, including this purge of 30,000 or so from the Pennsylvania voting list. Linda's next. Talk Radio 1210. Tom to your daughter on Talk Radio 1210, WPHT. Was there ever a point where people say whatever happened to Elvis? Today's side question. I, you know, there was a little bit of that with Frank Sinatra because Sinatra was singing what he did. And suddenly we had.

Rock in 1967-68 dominated. The other stuff looked kind of silly. So Elvis had to reinvent himself. I think anybody would agree with that? I think people were more asking, you know, the whatever happened, him maybe after he got a little chunkier and sweatier. Oh, so that part, when he was doing the fat Elvis. Yeah, yeah. Because people probably went to see him and went. Whatever happened to him? Wasn't he, like, in shape? Oh, yeah, but I think it was a bigger cell out there. The sweat was even more. Oh, yeah. They emphasized the sweat. I'm just just saying. They're asking the question. Whatever happened to him? Oh, that way. All right. Linda Kearns with us here. We know what happened to her. She's riding high. Hey, Linda, welcome in. Linda's silent today. What's happening? Is she on YouTube? Where are YouTube connection has to get better here? I'm on the phone. Linda, are you there? Are you there, Linda? Uh-oh. Oh, boy. I'll put her on hold here and we'll see what happened backstage. By the way, I wanted to ask her first question. The Pennsylvania GOP just reporting that the registration, the active voter registration gap between Republicans and Democrats has fallen to just 25,811. Now, that's on paper. Active voters, meaning these are likely to vote. So that has narrowed tremendously. All right, let's go back to Linda. Hey, Linda, welcome in. All right. Somebody got in there over the weekend. Oh, yeah, something's wrong here. I don't know what's going on. All right. Are we on YouTube or can we just do phone or no? This is the phone. Okay. That's true. Okay. So 25,811. is the number. Linda Kearns is being held incognito and incommunicado, but I'll get to her in a moment. We'll figure out what she thinks about this. We had Al Schmidt on, the Secretary of State last week, and there was a lot of deflection there. He was asked after that, do you know you could be charged criminally if non-citizens or a non-citizen votes in the upcoming election? His job was to try to differentiate between Pennsylvania and New Jersey. That's what he did constantly with me. Okay, a couple of other things. This Sophie Cunningham thing has gotten so out of control that this morning, the Guardian, British newspaper, is telling us that this is about race with Sophie Cunningham too. It's not just about this whole trains thing. In other words, she's the darling of all these races. She's the blondie, MAGA, and all that stuff, versus, hey, this is straight up about competition and men shouldn't be in women's sports. That's exactly what's going on here, as opposed to anything else that they try to concoct. Do we have SDS now? Sophie derangement syndrome. Think about it. She's not a main player. She is a role player of sorts in the WMBA. And yet just her interview that's in print of simple things that have been talked about again and again and again.

are not going in. All right, we're going to take a break here, and we'll get this straightened out on Talk Radio 1210. Tom Tierdano on Talk Radio 1210, WPHT. All right, it is Domtime, 855, 839, 1210. It is with something that you say, whatever happened to, either to this. or to something, a person is what we're looking for. 855. Okay. All right. All right. I think I answered myself there. 855-839-12-10. You can get on board. Let us hear your example, whatever happened to. Coming up, we're going to move Linda Kearns back a bit, and we are going to talk at 230 with somebody who has information on $33 million of money that we've spent on trans operations. All right? Okay. Here is Robert F. Kennedy Jr.. in a huge battle this past weekend with Dana Bash. That's cut 10. Your job is telling the truth of the American people. I see my job as telling the truth and the truth. You know, President Trump, as you recall, wanted to do. And the lockdowns. I think the thing that did the most damage to our country was the lockdowns, the lockdowns that shut down. 3.5 million businesses in our country with no due process, no just compensation, all of our churches closed our schools, and our children are still paying the price for that. And yet we had the worst outcome of any country in the world. How so? We have the highest death rate from COVID of any nation on earth. Well, let me just say, because I've heard you say that before, on the death rate from COVID, it's not accurate because. Public health experts say that there is a combination of factors that went into that, higher rates of chronic illnesses, which I know you would agree with, gaps to our health care system, and misinformation about vaccines. You just said what I said was inaccurate. What I said was accurate. We have the highest death rate from COVID-194. There are other countries that have higher. But you can argue about why we had that. But nobody can tell you. I mean, we have, as you say, we have the highest chronic disease in the world. But Anthony Fauci was mismanaging the COVID pandemic. He was doing it under the Biden administration. President Trump wanted to end the lockdowns. And in fact, in Anthony Fauci's diaries, he talks about how President Trump is calling him every day trying to get him to reopen the country.

All right, Dom Jir Dano's show, 855, 839, 12, 10, a convention of engineers in here. I think we're okay. At least I'm not hearing myself two or three times now. All right, that's something. Yeah, so you can get on board whatever happened to. Now, the part I like with Robert F. Kennedy Jr., he got into it with Dana Bash about the media attacking anybody that didn't go along with the script during COVID. The autism stuff, I tell you straight up. I am not a fan of his approach on that. I'm definitely not. And I'm wary of giving people false senses of stuff of Tylenol and everything else. You've got to be careful with your credibility on that. That was the weaker part of the interview. But... The first part about parodying all this stuff was spot on. And the idea should they be in the business, here is the part where the calls out Dana Bash for the media's role in lying about that. And then she brings up, this is cut 10, President Trump wanted to end the lockdown. Here's the debate. We just play cut 10 is what I'm saying. Okay, cut 9 then. I'm sorry. Your job is telling the truth of the American people. I see my job as telling the truth. And the truth is that there is study after study after study. It's one of the most studied things out there in science. You're being like a parrot. You're repeating it like a parrot. I've actually read the science. You don't want to come back here and debate the science. I'm not debating this. Of course you won't. No, because I'm not debating how to do is repeat things that people told you and say trust the experts. That's what you during COVID. Now we know that Anthony Fauci, who was the expert, was lying about everything, about mass, about the social distancing, about it. natural immunity about the transmission from the vaccine, about the source of COVID. He was lying and you were punishing people for not trusting the experts. And now you're rolling out the experts again to talk about something that you have no personal knowledge of. Okay. Well, guess what? That is my job to talk to people. Your job is to talk to the American public. Yes. Yes. And my job is to get as much information as I can. And what we were doing in COVID and still with regard to these vaccines is getting the best information, the best science that we can. No, you weren't. That's not what was gone on at all. All right, it was pretty clear what they were locked into and how it played out. And we know some of that with Anthony Fauci's Diaries. All right, whatever happened to is what we're looking for here today. It could be a person, place or thing you can get in with this coming off the disappearance of Jimmy Hoffa. Let's go to Barbara in Wildwood. Barbara starts us off on Talk Radio 1210. Hey, Barbara. Hi, Dom. I'm always...

Every time I listen to the Star Spangled Banner, it's a boardwalk in Wildwood at 11 o'clock, and then they immediately follow it with Kate Smith. Her statue belongs someplace. Yeah, it's in a warehouse, as far as I can tell, in Chester, and at least Mayor Ernie, I believe, has been on record saying he would put it in Wildwood. Why won't they just give it to him? I can't understand why they won't give it to him, or has anybody put in an official request because she would be perfect on the Wildwood Boardwalk. She deserves it. Thank you, Barbara. Absolutely. I'm not sure if the mayor did or not, but I don't think the flyers, they're politically correct as anybody. They're the ones that put a bag over her head, if you remember, all because of a 1938 song. that for the times, et cetera, had nothing to do with anything today. She's beloved. All right, whatever happened to, somebody who kind of dropped off the face of the earth is what we're looking for. Hopefully we'll talk with Linda Kearns coming up. Here is, let's see, here is a little bit more. Ah, yes, we mentioned this, Martha and the Vandals. Here is cut 14. This is the opening. Now, the WNBA is bad because of their antics. These poor women trying to play professional baseball had their opener, and they may be pretty good. But my God, listen to this. It's not a parody either. And one of them was a major professional singer. Listen to this rendition of the national anthem. Oh, say, can you see by the dawns' early light? What so proudly we hail at the twilight's last gleaming, whose brought stripes and bright stars through the perilous life, or the rapers we watched were so gallantly streaming and the rockets red glare the bombs bursting in air gave proof through the night that our flag was still there oh

He's vulnerable. He's scared to death of the trans mob out there because he's running for president. Yeah, the data centers, his buddies in the media will help him explain himself. But on this trans issue, they don't like it. They want to tell us to shut up. We're not going to shut up. I know a winner politically. This is a winner. It's the right thing and the politically right thing to do. All right, 855, 839, 12, 10. Hit us with whatever happened to. Linda Kearns next to break down all that we talked about with Al Schmidt. All that here on Talk Radio 1210, WPHD.