"W.A.B.C." One Man has a talk show on 77 W.A.B.C. and that man's name is... "It's Dominic Carter." "I am him." "And whether it's now Dominic Carter is to be with you, Dominic." "It gets better." "You need to talk to Dominic Carter." "It's about to go down." "This is Dominic Carter, everybody." On talk radio 77 W.A.B.C. And good morning, good morning, good Friday morning. Dominic Carter here with you talk radio 77 W.A.B.C. It's important that I set this up because it's unbelievable with all of this horrible news about migrants. All of the disgusting news of crimes involving migrants the head of the House Progressive Chair. She's the chair of the Progressive Caucus. Priscilla Jayapal. And she was on with MSNBC host Joy Reid. And guess what they have to say? That all of this talk about migrant crime, that it is fear mongering. Listen to this, folks. A lot of fear mongering. There's a lot of fear mongering. This is one of the reasons that people have these sort of thinking, this sort of thinking. Here's the three cable networks reporting of this. Our banner said soon Biden announces legal protections for undocumented spouses. A citizen CNN's banner said Biden announces new protections for some undocumented spouses. Here was Fox's banner. Migrant arrested for raping 13-year-old New York. Yes. And so I think that's part of the problem, right? Because you have a lot of fear mongering. Exactly. You hear the Congresswoman actually start to laugh at the mention of the rape of the 13-year-old girl here locally. So now let's set this all up. Authorities in Houston. You've heard this story by now. Houston, Texas, say 12-year-old Jocelyn Nagari was found dead in a creek 12 years old. Investigators say she was raped and strangled. Houston police released surveillance photos showing Jocelyn's last moments alive. Nearly all of the protesters who were charged occupying Columbia University's Hamilton Hall during the anti-Israel protest. You probably already knew this was coming have had their cases dismissed the staff of District Attorney Alvin Bragg. Surprise, surprise, say they can't identify them. But this as Bragg has been deluged with death threats. That's wrong. Racial harassment. That's wrong since Trump's hush money trial conviction. Former President Trump calling the mother of Rachel Moran, who was ruthlessly raped and murdered by an illegal migrant from El Salvador, the 37-year-old mother of five. 37-year-old mother of five. Her grieving mother says she was deeply touched. That's a quote by Mr. Trump's honest companion as compared to the Biden administration. We will let you hear what you had to say on the Fox News Channel. And also New York squad member Jamal Bowman. It's amazing what a primary can do when it's right around the corner is finally apologizing for denying the rape atrocities Hamas committed on October 7th. So when police commanders when police commanders are on the verge of tears, you know, it's bad Houston, Texas. What is it going to take? What is it going to take to understand Trump is correct about the illegal migrant situation? Deport them 80848 WABC 80848 9222. Police identify the 12-year-old girl found dead in a creek. Two migrants charged with her murder. She was raped, strangled to death and later found in a creek. Houston, Texas, the acting police chief. You're about to hear him. His name Larry Satterwhite. He says it was a horrible scene. This is what he had to say on Monday, the mayor and I and our homicide sit in front of you and asked for and deliver some really tragic news of a little girl who was tragically murdered and we asked for your help. Her name was Joslyn Nungari and she was 12 years old. We started to work and we've been working around the clock since that time, trying to find out what happened to her and who was responsible and to get them off the street. I want to thank our homicide team, our north belt crime suppression teams, our gang division, our SWAT team, and Metro PD who all came together as we look for this for the guys that did this, the suspects in this horrible murder and we were all out there. And again, 12 years old and one of the suspects was released into the US just weeks ago, just weeks ago, the police official continue what with his description of the situation. I have heard representative Bowman deny the October 7th sexual violence in speeches. Why asked the listener and immediately when I when the U.N. provided additional obviously folks. That's the wrong sound bite. That's what you just heard was a congressman Bowman. We'll let you hear that in a little bit, but we want to go to site number three in which the police official in Houston, Texas continued describing the situation. And the teams were out there and they were scouring every potential video feed and they were talking to everybody possible that might have seen something or heard something and their hard work paid off because we were able to find video and get trace the movements of our suspects and our our of Jocelyn and all the way to the point of where she was murdered and left in a bayou in the water. I don't know what to say folks. You let these monsters into the country and now you see what's happening. Oh, I'm a victim. I'm afraid. I'm fearing for my safety. I need to go to America. They're raping our daughters and killing them. Our young daughters. It is very hard to believe that a presidential administration would permit this to happen. Manhattan district attorney Alvin Bragg nearly all of the protesters who were charged with occupying Hamilton Hall at Columbia during those disgusting anti-Israel protests have had their cases dismissed. Critics are stating it's its turn style justice and that's coming from Michael Nussbaum, a 25 year member of the Jewish Community Relations Council of New York. This is a green light for chaos, a green light for destroying property should not happen. Absolutely should not happen. So outrage as Bragg's office drops nearly all cases from Columbia University's anti-Israel protest. Meanwhile, what's also happening with Bragg and this part is not right. It's not right. And I see one of the calls Larry from Brooklyn says I'm cutting him too much slack. I don't think so, but we'll deal with that in just a second. But Bragg has been deluged with death threats, racial harassment since Trump's hush money trial conviction, some horrible things directed towards the Manhattan district attorney. It's not right folks and it shouldn't happen. Former President Donald Trump, calling the mother of Rachel Morin, who was ruthlessly raped and murdered by a migrant. This one from El Salvador, the 37 year old mother of five. And her grieving mother says she's deeply honored by Mr. Trump's honest compassion compared to the Biden administration. She appeared on the Fox News channel. And this is site number five. Have you heard from any official in the Biden administration about your daughter and your loss? No ma'am. No one's contacted me personally. And as far as I know, no one has reached out and contacted anybody in the family. Well, what's your message to President Biden, Alejandro Mayorkas, his DHS secretary, Rachel's name not used her life not recognized. What's your message tonight to them? My message is that these are American citizens. These are the people that help to strengthen our country. These are the men and women that keep our country going, our economy going, our families, our churches. This is the backbone of America, our who, us Americans. And to not even acknowledge that my daughter is a person or that she's a female or that she's a mother, like to categorize her as a statistic, it just shows how impersonal that they are. It's callous. And it also shows, yes, and how they don't value life. I almost folks don't know what to say. And that's an appearance that she made on the Fox News Channel. She claims the mother that she still has not heard from the Biden administration. Guess who's apologizing now? Guess who's sorry now? Don't be sorry now. Stand by your conviction squad member, Congressman Jamal Bowman. Bye bye. You are the weakest link. You are about to lose your primary. Bye bye. One less squad member is a good thing for the world. He's apologizing for denying the rape atrocities that Hamas committed on October 7th. It's not going to be enough to save him, but the embattled squad member, Jamal Bowman is apologizing this week. And you're going to hear this right now. He appeared on WNYC radio with a colleague of mine, Brian Layer. Brian and I go way back. We've done many debates together that I moderated. And why don't you form your own opinion listening to the Congressman and Congressman Bowman? Bye bye. Take a listen, folks. I have heard Representative Bowman deny the October 7th sexual violence in speeches. Why? Ask the listener. And immediately when I, when the UN provided additional evidence, I voted to condemn the sexual violence. I apologize for my comments. And now we're continuing to do the work to fight sexual violence and domestic violence in all those forms. We've been doing that since we've gotten into Congress with local organizations here in the district. And so as soon as I got the additional information from the UN, we condemned the sexual violence. We voted to condemn it and we're continuing to do the work. And I think that's representative of the kind of person I am and the kind of representative I have tried to be. I am not going to be perfect. I'm going to make mistakes. I'm going to say things that harm people even though I don't mean to. And when I do, I'm going to take accountability for it. I'm going to own it and take accountability for it because I want to learn and grow and be the best representative I can be. That's who my mother raised me to be. That's who I was as an educator and that's who I am now. Isn't it interesting when we're our backs are against the wall, we can see the light of day clearly. I can see clearly now. I can see. And we all make mistakes, but bye-bye, Congressman Bowman. One less squad member is a good thing for the world. One by one, it may take some time, but one by one, bye-bye. Let's start with your telephone calls. Larry in Brooklyn. Good morning, Larry. You're on 77WABC. Yeah, hi, Dominic. Don't let me disabuse you of the notion that you, Dominic Carter, are going to lead us to the province land by waxing moralistic about Albert Bragg's ass and saying it's wrong to threaten a man who has blood on his head just because he didn't wield the knife or the hammer or the gun. Okay, he still has blood on his head. Why are you protecting this animal? I think I'm happy he's being threatened. SES I am. So, so you're so late. You're happy that he's being racially threatened and that his life is being threatened and he's a public official. And no matter what, you may not like his policies. It is against the law to carry out threats or to threaten a district attorney. You do understand that, right? It's against the law not to fulfill the requirements of your office, which is what he's doing. He's breaking the law. No, no, no, no, no, no. That's what you and I feel that he's not fulfilling his duty. That's what you and I feel like. It's not a fact. If you talk to him, he will tell you he's doing exactly what he promised to do during the campaign. So, what you're stating is that's an opinion that you and I share. And frankly, I would say I would say enough oath of oath of office and he'd be violating his own law. Larry, listen, Larry, Larry, Larry, Larry, I agree with you. But if you talk to a supporter of the man, they will tell you he's doing exactly what he promised to do. I agree with you, but that still does not make it right to racially threaten him. Please tell me you don't approve of that. Dominic, we are. No, answer the question. Do you approve of a district attorney being racially threatened? Yes or no? Dominic, sometimes, you ever hear this? Larry, so you agree? Listen, listen, man up. If you think it's too fair to be racially threatened, say it. If you think it's okay for him to be racially threatened, say it. I think any bad thing that happens to Albert Bragg is a good for society. Okay? Come on, come on, Larry. Absolutely. Who's, I just stay in the man. Do you know what he did? He dropped charges against this Jewish, so a Jewish kid got his finger broken in the Columbia protest. He dropped the charges against the woman who hit him with a stick. She just has to take two anger management courses. He just dropped. He goes after who he wants to go after. And he drops who he wants to drop again. He sets himself up as the moral authority. If he, above the laws of New York State, if he could do that, I could set myself up above your version of morality and say that I, I, I'm happy that anything that bad before that man, I'm happy about. Yes. Okay. Thank you for the call. I'm disappointed in you, Larry, to state that you approve of someone being racially harassed is disgusting. I, I may, and thank you for the call again. I may agree with you that Bragg is not doing his job, but to mail the man horrible things in the mail. He has a family. And it's not right. If you don't like him, vote him out. Vote him out of office. That's the way to handle this. But to sign off on racially harassing the first black district attorney, that is wrong. And it is beneath you, Larry. Let's go to David in Brooklyn. Good morning, David. What's on your mind? Good. Good morning, Dominic. My question is, is the democratic game plan to replace the black vote that's going Republican with migrants coming through the Mexican open border that began as soon as Joe Biden became president almost four years ago? No. That's not what it is. The plan is, as some of you say, I don't, I don't necessarily agree with this. But as some of you say, it's to increase the democratic voting rolls. And I say it's a strong, strong play to the left to benefit progressives and to appease them so that they will feel energized to turn out the democratic vote. That's what I think is going on. David, thank you for the call in Brooklyn, George, line four. New York City. Good morning, George. You're on talk radio. 77 W.A.B.C. Listen, now, Dominic, the problem is going to be hectic for President Trump to try and get rid of these evil ones, you know, specifically the evil as well as in general the illegal entrance into this once wonderful country, you know. It would be tough because the acceptors who would beat the government, who emptied their prisons and mental institutions and got rid of them are not going to be willing to accept them. However, he could impose harsh penalties and sanctions, you know, be those countries that refuse to take them back. It's not going to be hard at all. I don't even know why you're saying that, George, because you just answered your own point through diplomacy, through back door communications that may include money to these countries. They will be forced to take back their animals. And if they don't take them back, if they don't take them back, you drop them at the nearest point, but get them out of America. No, it's nothing to laugh about. It's nothing to laugh about, George. I understand you're making light of the point. But our daughters are being raped and murdered. And it's unacceptable. George, thank you for the call. Let's go to Greg in Hawthorne, New York. Good morning, Greg. You're on talk radio, 77 W.A.B.C. Hey, thank you for taking my call, Dominic. I agree with a lot of what Larry is saying. I mean, if you care about the quality of life and you care about justice and you care about people, you don't want to see these bad things happen and go unpunished. It's horrible. What, Greg, what Larry said about the morality of it, that Alvin Bragg has put himself where he can decide who to prosecute and who to let go free. Greg, Greg, wait, wait, wait, no, it's not. That's what every district attorney in the country does. They decide which crimes to prosecute. I mean, I don't know why you guys are saying this. Every district, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, Greg, every district attorney in America, they decide which cases go forward, which ones do not. That's simply the bottom line. Does it look like equality to you? Are people getting treated the same way? The guy with the bodega goes, gets arrested for defending themselves and people commit violent crimes, get let off with a death appearance, a court appearance? I agree with you. I agree with you. But you're talking about two separate issues. Every district attorney in America decides which cases go forward and which ones don't. Okay. That's all I'm trying to say to you. And I'm also stating that if we don't like Bragg and I don't like his policies and he's got to go, then vote him out of office. But to send the man death threats and racially harass him, I would hope that 99.9% of this audience would say that's not right. What is your position on that, Greg? I don't think any of us is going to be the one to go put the bell around the cat's neck. I don't think any of us are going to do it even if we wish we wanted to do that. I'm going to leave it at that. But I want to give a recommendation to everybody out there. These guys have phone numbers. And I call their phone numbers. I call Schumer's phone number and I leave them comments on the comment line. I've done it with AOC. I've called the White House comment line. I've called the department of justice and told them how quick they all are and how they should step down from their office. Not the FBI, but the top breath. They need to go. They need to step down. They need to go away with their tail between their legs and be banished from their offices. It's despicable. What are you going to do? Do you have a daughter, right? What are you going to do when somebody attacks your daughter the same way Jocelyn was a dad? Are you going to go crazy when this happens? Can you predict how you're going to how Alan saying that? I don't understand Greg. I don't understand the comparison that you're making right now. What I'm making is if they can do this, if this kind of stuff can happen to Jocelyn, this kind of injustice, these immigrants coming in and letting prisoners out of the prison in other countries and shipping them over here and that we've caught terrorists coming over the border. We've got China infiltrating. It's time to scream about it. It's time to scream. Okay, okay, well, collectively we can scream Greg. I support that. The moods there, the telephone numbers. Use your first amendment. Right. Shame them. Shame them. I agree. I agree with you on that point. But, but, but, but. I know the name Jocelyn. And I agree with you on that. But to racially harass the man and send him death threats is not right and it's against the law. And those that engage in it, excuse me? Yeah. Yeah. No, I don't endorse the racial threats. I'm just, when you, when you have an argument, you present your argument and you present it in a civil way and racist, you know, just as racism doesn't accomplish anything. We agree on that. I share your outrage. Believe me. Yeah. I share your outrage. Any parent in that situation. You know the statement. All that's possible for evil to prevail is good people do nothing. It's time for the good people to stand up and start screaming more. Show their rage at the, at the, at the unacceptability. The, the unacceptable and the tolerance of all this BS going on. We need to band together and scream at these call their office numbers and shame them. Shame them at every chance we get. Use your first amendment right, America. And they're enough. Thank you. Thank you, Greg. Yes. Vote smart. Greg, thank you for the call. Let's go from Hawthorne to Staten Island. Good morning, Frank. You're on talk radio 77 W.A.B.C. Oh, hi. Good morning. Yeah. I'm calling about Jamal Bowman. I could see him debate. Mr. Latimer. And he's just so terrible. He's such a dummy. The way, the way he talks and everything he did. And, you know, but when he pulled the fire alarm and he denied that there's any violence and rape. But he is really. Hey, I agree with you on the stupidity of the fire alarm, but I don't know if I would call a school principal stupid. But go ahead. It's the way he talks, the way he acts. He's very educated. I guess to be a principal. But there's going to be a rally for him this Saturday in the Bronx with AOC and Bernie Sanders. So all the three, the three communists will be together. Yeah, and they will be there. And then the leftists will come out. I believe they should be a counter protest to this rally in the Bronx with Trump supported and Jewish people. Well, fair enough. As long as there is not violence, I would support such a move because Bowman has got to be called out in his days and numbered in Congress. Bye-bye. Frank, thank you for the lovely call. Let's go to Russ and White Plains. Good morning, Russ. What's on your mind? Well, Dominic, I'd like to point out that the caller Larry has a criminal nature. He's a criminal type of person. And I wouldn't be surprised if he sent a few letters like that. At least the other caller, Greg, draws a line at racial threats that just making threats is okay. But I'd like to point out empty bells, make the most noise. People call you an issue threat and about physical violence are the least likely to do it. And they're the ones that run away from the sound of gunfire. But, you know, Dominic, I really do think there's a concentration on the migrant issue. And I really don't want to go into it. But I think there's a one- But wait, wait, wait, wait, wait. And I appreciate the fact, Russ, that you're trying to watch your words and you don't want to offend anyone. I appreciate that. But I do ask you this, how could you say that, well, one, you said Larry has a criminal nature. I don't know what that means. But two, you said that there's a concentration, basically, on covering these migrant issues. We don't get to the headlines. Some of these migrants, some of these animals are raping little girls, strangling them, and dumping them into creeks or leaving them in a park talking about when I felt comfortable halfway through the rape, I started to record it. Come on, man. That's not a contract. How do we ignore this? That's what I'm trying to say. You know, it's the emphasis, Dominic. And the colleague Jeff, who's now part of your promo, I think he's very proud of being part of your promo. He says that you emphasize that the criminals who are black are somehow worse than the white criminals. That's wrong for him to say that about you, but you're picking that up. But it's the same. Wait, wait, wait, wait. One more, wait, Russ, I don't understand what you're talking about. You just said a promo, maybe a new promo's been cut that I have no idea what you're talking about right now. The colleague Jeff, who said that you want to be black or something? Oh, okay. That Jeff, okay. Yeah. I mean, he must be laughing and enjoying it more than anything. I wish I had a promo. Wait, wait, why would he be laughing? I don't understand. But because his opinion is being rebroadcast and rebroad, I mean, it's your response that is good. But what he's trying to say is that he wonders why you emphasize criminals who are black when there are plenty of criminals who are white and they're probably criminals who are white. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. So wait, Russ, so I'm late. I'm late for a break, right? Okay. But, but no, no, no Russ. Russ, you still with me? Yes, of course. Okay. And I was going to play this and I'll play it again later. I want you to listen, Russ, to the Juneteenth celebration in Oakland, California, which ended in a mass shooting. And guess what? All of the people. That's the best way to say this. You know the race of all the people that were involved, don't you? Well, not everybody, but you know, okay, Russ, Russ, listen to this, please. No, they shouldn't have said that. Where's the shit? Oh, no. No, Russ, everybody in that crowd looked just like me. You're telling me that's okay? You mean a handsome person with a doctor? Oh, thank you. Come on. You think that's okay? No, everybody now feels that they have to defend themselves and weapons are everywhere there. That's the problem. I don't see as many other races pulling out guns as compared to what happened in Oakland. This after all was a Juneteenth celebration. What happened to the celebration? It was gunshot fire. I don't understand Juneteenth anyway, but that's another conversation. But I'm telling you, people are on because they feel the police can't defend them and you control so that's why the gunshot, that's why the gunfire rang out, right? Hey, Russ, I'm late. I'm late. So thank you for the call, folks, let me just take a break and we'll come right back. And of course, coming up 45 minutes past the hour, the Chronicles of Dominant Carter, you hear that sound bite again and coming up also as well at 1 a.m. Frank Marano and the other side of midnight. This is Dominant Carter, everybody. And we are back authorities in Houston, Texas. The migrant crime issue is, it just seems like it's getting way out of control. 12 years old, 12 years old, Jocelyn Nagare was found dead in a creek. She was raped and strangled, 12 years old. This young girl hasn't even started to live her life. And these animals, too arrested in that case, nearly all the protesters who were charged with occupying Columbia University's Hamilton Hall during those anti-Israel protests have had their cases dismissed. Surprise, surprise Manhattan district attorney Alvin Bragg's office says they can't identify them. Like has been hit with a lot of death threats, racial harassment, since Trump's hush money trial conviction. That is wrong. Get rid of the man. You don't like his policies. I don't like what he's been doing. Get rid of him, but no, no on the racial threats, no, no on the death threats. Former President Donald Trump, calling the mother of Rachel Moran, who was ruthlessly raped and murdered by an illegal migrant from El Salvador. Of course, she's the 37 year old mother of five. The grieving mom stating she's deeply touched by Trump's honest compassion when he spoke to her. New York squad member, Congressman Jamal Bowman, finally apologizing for denying the rape atrocities committed by Hamas on October 7th. Gracie Rockland County. Good morning, Gracie. What's on your mind? Good morning. Good morning. Good morning. I love that. Listen, the first thing is, I know there's not an answer. The word you did say, but he didn't flesh it out. Concentration. Morning rust mean by concentration. I'm not going to even speculate. I thought, obviously, my court is too much reporting if the migrants do these terrible things to people. That's what too much concentration. Maybe we shouldn't know about it, so we won't be biased against them. But of course, we are because what they're doing is terrible. That's number one. Now, also, Greg was mentioned. I looked him up a while ago. I just wanted to know his background. Number one, he's a Harlem boy, but he must have been smart because he went to the private trinity. So he must have gone on a scholarship because my guard daughter went, because we were Bronx people. They lived in Manhattan. My guard daughter went to trinity. Okay. From there, you know, when he went to undergrad, Harvard, he graduated in 95, but he didn't graduate from law school, Harvard, until 99, so I don't know if he took four years to fall, law school, or he took a gap year. Now, why I'm interested is my son graduated from Harvard in 99. So I put a call in to him just now because I just remembered that I didn't ask him when I saw him. If he remembers him, and what kind of a person he was, and whatever, and what radicalized him, which I think he radicalized, but because there were professors there that were obviously left to center, obviously. But even Dershowitz, who I have a picture with, my husband, me and my son, and Dr. Dershowitz at the law school graduation, and I do treasure it. All right. So I know they're radicals there, but what made him a radical? Now, I wonder if he figured that was the path to go that he would get more ahead that way. They all realize it that way, Gracie. I got to wrap it up in a second, but wait, wait, wait. You don't have to say goodbye to check, Gracie, but they all have realized the path to the promised land is to tell minorities what they want to hear. They get the minority vote and they're elected. And that's that's what I did. But look at you. I'm not in public office. No, I know. I know we got the card and the judge, oh, gosh, you know, the African American drug. He went to Yale. He was a little bit of a hippie, you know what I mean, but I'm a different, I'm a different breed, Gracie. And thank you for the call. I'm not going to lie to people. I'm not going to pander to people. I'm going to tell them the truth. And there are a lot of things that the first thing I would say, and I say this with love, the first thing I would say to my community is that the excuses are over. If you act up, my police will act up. It's that simple. And to all of you race hustlers, I would tell them on day one. I hope you made enough money because your day is over. Your day of pimping poor black people, it's done. Your day of pimping people that don't know any better. It's over. For me though, you are done in this city. Now maybe you can go onto another line of work. Maybe you can open a nonprofit, but you will not continue to pimp people that don't know any better. And they're turning to you for help and you're leading them down a disgusting path. Every civil rights leader in New York, I know how they live on a personal level. I know the things that they don't want you to know. I know everything that is about them. I know about the mistresses. I know about the girlfriends. I know the whole story on every single one of them. I don't talk about it, but I know let's go to Susan in New York. Good morning, Susan. You're on talk radio 77 W.A.B.C. Well, Dominic, I just wanted to say besides all these terrible immigrant criminals that are slaughtering our lovely innocent children, that now we also really must be aware that the house invasions where they're kidnapping teenagers like in Indiana, where five of them invaded a house, got a 14-year-old girl, took her to Missouri on the way to California where they were going to make her into a sex slave. This was found out, but let's just really talk about all this and get the truth out. Because we're not hearing it, and our little babies, our children are being, they're so at risk. We got to really get our antennas up, darling. Well, I hear you, and Susan, I almost, all of this could have been avoided and prevented. All of this is being done for votes and to play to the left, and it's going to be interesting to see what happens at the presidential debate, because you know Trump is going to bring it. This is going to be one of his top issues. Biden is going to poo-poo the issue and try and move on to something else to pivot away. Susan, thank you for the call, folks. We are going to take a break. When we come back to the Chronicles of Dominic Carter and more of your telephone calls, we will be right back. WABC. This is the news and talk station of New York with Dominic Carter. How do we keep guns off our streets? Real. New York. 77 WABC. These are the Chronicles of Dominic Carter. On 77 WABC. Folks, I want you to listen again to what happened in Oakland, California, the Juneteenth celebration. This, as the mayor's home, she's facing a recall effort over out of control crime. The FBI paid her a little visit and raided her home. But this is what happened on the streets of Oakland again, again, you know, no one wants to tell the truth. Nobody wants to call us what it is, what happened in Oakland, you know, the white community goes, well, you know, we can't say anything and you know what it happens and you know, things are out of control, but we can't say anything because we don't want to be called the racist and don't want to be called the racist and we don't want to be called that racist. And then the black community goes, yeah, some of us are dysfunctional, but don't say anything about it. Dominic, don't say anything about it on the radio. You're one of us. You're supposed to protect us. You're not supposed to say anything. I'm going to call it out, folks. That's what I'm going to do. This is Oakland, California, the Juneteenth celebration. So you tell me what that is. I mean, Dominic, don't say anything, Dominic, you know, you came from the hood and, you know, you're one of us and if you say something, you're selling out, you're selling out news flash. The world can see what's going on, whether I, whether I call it out or not, the world can see what's going on. I'm looking at my Twitter at my ex and I have to be honest, it's a little hard to see. I had eye surgery a few weeks ago and I think this doctor has to give me some glasses. So it's very hard to see it, but Patrice Logan says, hi, Dom, where are the women, the so-called Me Too movement, protesting what's happening to all these girls, getting raped and killed a young innocent girls Irish today says to me, the chronicles of Russ are getting old. Let's put him on ice for a few weeks, meat, fresh talent on the calls. Folks, I'm so glad you said that. I'm going to come back to Irish today in just one second. DMS, she says, Larry, talking about Larry from Brooklyn, has seriously gone around the bend. Just yesterday, he remarked to Rita that sex was a natural impulse to men. Sorry, I know you don't want your, you don't want your show, I guess, to involve other programs, but it was so outrageous that he argued with Rita when she put her feet to his feet to the fire. Okay. So Irish today says, you know, new callers, new callers, folks, don't complain to me about new callers, call, don't get mad at me because some of these people, they know to start calling me before the show begins. They know how to get through how to keep calling. You cannot give a 1% effort out of 100 and then complain that new callers don't get through. I will gladly take your calls gladly, but you have to call it starts with that. So Irish today, call, don't complain, call, don't complain, call Santiago in the Bronx. Good morning. You're on top video 77 WABC. Hey, good morning, Dominic. Hey, I just see, you know, I'm a first time caller, and I just got through. So I'm a perfect example of that. I listen every night, but that aside, I just wanted to mention to you that we were talking about Alvin Bragg and voting, but you keep saying vote amount, vote amount, you're absolutely right. It's not the problem of just voting about is important. The only one by 211,000 votes in the borough of Manhattan. And the last time that I checked, the borough of Manhattan has at least 2.5 to 3 million people who reside there. Where are the voters? So sarcastically speaking, we have a poor Democrat leadership problem. But at the same time, even bigger than that, we got a voting problem. Where are all the voters, either we're not getting the message out that this guy was bad news to begin with, or something or people are on watching the NBA finals or not giving a crap or anything, you've got to go out to vote. Where's the message to go out to vote? This guy was bad news from the beginning, and he only won. I'm looking at Ballopedia right now. He only won by 211, 686 votes. Where are the people and you're right and and hey Santiago, don't be a stranger, please call in the future because you're making valid points. There's apathy when it comes to voter turnout and then people do what they do. Oh, I, you know, it's raining. I don't feel like voting. I don't feel good. My stomach hurts. I've got to deal with my child. I've got to cut the lawn. I'll vote the next time. And then you want to complain to me for the next four years. And like Santiago's point, that's what I say to people. When you come up to me complaining just so that you know, the first thing I'm going to turn around and ask you is that you vote. Well, um, you know, the alligator bit me on the arm. The snake came out the sink and the snake curled up at me and I froze and I stood there for five hours. So I didn't vote. That's what it sounds like to me, folks, folks, that's what it literally sounds like to me. Alona, Westchester County. Good morning. You're on talk radio 77 W.A.B.C. Alona, are you with me? Yes. Happy, happy. Alona, are you there? Okay. It looks, maybe we can correct Alona. Let's go to Steve and Whitestone. Steve, what's on your mind? Well, I noticed that, uh, it took the people of Corona to find this. The individual who was involved in that, in that rape situation over by Casino Park. Uh, and yet I lived right near Casino Park and I noticed that there were about 50 cops out there for about four days. What were they doing? Looking in the park, constantly around the park and God, when we're wearing white shirts means that they were above the level of sergeant and, uh, why didn't a, why did it take the people of Corona to find this guy? Well, but, but, but still, you know, they, they have to flood the park so that the public can see it. So that the public feels safe. That's exactly exactly. The public feels so, so safe, but why didn't they flood Corona? Why weren't they looking around there? They had enough information that he, he was definitely, and he was definitely in Queens. I don't know what they were doing, sir, but it really troubles me. I just, I just thank God that none of the gentlemen who actually were able to, to, to find this guy were not arrested themselves because they did happen to roughen up. But I noticed that the officers did take this, uh, individual over to Elmer's hospital to be looked at in the emergency room just to make sure he wasn't sufficiently injured to bring charges against the people. No, that, that's not, that's not why they bring them to the hospital and stand it operating procedure, it's standard operating procedure, if there's been violence, it's standard operating procedure that they have to take you to the hospital. Thank you for the call, Steve. We have Ilona in Westchester back. Let's go to Ilona. Good morning. What's on your mind? Yes. I'll try again. Um, you can hear me, correct? Yes, please. Go ahead. Okay. So I'm a child psych nurse. That's one of the jobs I've done. And I am very worried about these kids. What is a 12 year old girl doing if she by herself, because you've got to stop that. Okay. I've always been, um, pro, be with your kids. Don't let them go out by themselves. 12 years old. Okay. Okay. Ilona. Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait. Let's stop. Let's stop right there. So, so you're, you're, you're honestly saying that a 12 year old girl can't walk the streets. I mean, I want you to think about what you're saying. Yeah. And I'm telling you right now, no, no, because we've got too many violent offenders, right? So how do you, what can we do? What is one thing we can do? We can get the kids and keep them protected right now. Of course I'm telling the truth. I know what I'm talking about, because if you don't protect the kids, the monster could possibly get them and okay, but wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, so these kids were in the park. So you're together, she wasn't, I'm talking about the New York case. So that, that, that dispels the notion of what you're saying. Well, I'm telling you, it was a male and female together in the park. I get that. I get that. And I know all about the story. I was talking about the girl in the creek, but I'm telling you in general, kids that are like 13 right now, I think they have to just be protected. And it may not sound nice, okay, but when you got a bunch of bugs and, and people that don't give a crap about life and they're killing our girls and our children. Okay. But I, I want you, I want you to think about this. How in the world are you going to stop a 12 year old girl who's lured out by these animals? You know, girls like boys, you know, you know, where we go from, where from our home, from our home, parents, but how can that happen? I mean, it would never happen. Wait, wait, are you, are you serious? I loan it. You think you can control a 12 year old girl where she can't, but she's not going to go outside. So what happens when she goes to school and she's on her way home from school? I, I want you to think about what you're saying. School. You take them to school. You pick them up. And what if mommy and daddy works? Are you listening to what you're saying? Yeah. I'm listening. But you got to figure it out because now the girl is dead and it's going to keep happening because right now we have to take a tough approach and protect the kids. That's how I feel. Okay. Sorry. Let's go to Silas. Thank you. Let's go to Silas and Staten Island. Good morning. Silas. What's on your mind? Yeah. Well, one, I'd like to answer her with any child should be able to walk the streets. I used to travel on the, on the trains and everything out to the kids, never bothered. We got to take the animals, the subhumans out of our society, not restrict our kids. First of all, you don't make excuses for these animals. You take them out and check and when you were talking about, you know, them not calling out the black community guys that have one guy in particular, that quote from them told me, oh, the white man is keeping me down. I said, really, that's why you're not working. I said, I guess the white man missed over. I guess he missed Obama. I guess he missed. I like that. I like that. Silas. I like that. I like that. They missed, they missed Dominic Carter. And guess what? Right. A white guy. Dave Dominic Carter. A shot. That's right. One white guy. Silas. I have to step in. But it's here. No, no, I hear you. Let's continue this, perhaps Sunday night or Monday. And with me right now, Frank Marano on the other side of midnight, Frank, what do you have coming up? Quite a bit. We have asked Frank anything for the first hour. We're going to talk about the Supreme Court with Eric Siegel. We'll talk music with singer Stephen Maglia. And I got to congratulate you on the terrific article in Barrett media on the new three o'clock show. Well done. Well, thank you. Thank you, Frank. I kind of you to say, take no prisoners. I don't care if it's a national show I'm up against. I'm coming and I'm coming forward. Oh, I know. Well, I know. Well, Frank Marano on the other side of midnight. Have a great weekend, folks. And I will see you again at 3 p.m. today. But keep it right here. Talk with you. 77 W.A.B.C. [MUSIC PLAYING] (upbeat music)
