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Dominic Carter speaks with retired officer and businessman John Mancini about what it’s really like to serve and protect in today’s America.

Former world champion and Mensa member Bobby Czyz joins Dominic Carter to discuss courage and his battle with neck and nose cancer.

Dominic Carter sits down with the Nutley, NJ Public Safety Director Alphonse Petracco on the very tough job of policing in America today.

On this episode, Dominic questions Minnesota Governor Tim Walz over the mystery surrounding $19 billion in missing funds while criticizing what he calls political distractions meant to avoid accountability. Carter also weighs in on the escalating conflict with Iran, defending President Trump’s leadership and arguing that previous administrations left the current situation unresolved. He contrasts Trump’s approach with the policies of Barack Obama, Joe Biden, and Kamala Harris while calling out what he sees as hypocrisy from critics and protesters, including Representative Ilhan Omar, as he discusses the broader political and global implications of the crisis.

She’s a dedicated community activist making a real impact in Nutley, New Jersey. Why she stands up for others, and her strong support of President Trump,

Dominic Carter sounds off on Mamdani’s latest move. The self-proclaimed “Mr. Free Free Free” is now reportedly eyeing a 10 percent property tax hike, and Dominic isn’t buying the shuffle. After promises of relief and giveaways, he argues it’s middle-class homeowners who could end up paying the price. Dominic breaks down the politics, the pressure on working families, and what he calls the real cost behind the rhetoric.

President Trump is not a racist and it is time to stop the distraction politics. While the media obsesses over memes and outrage, the Dow just hit 50,000 and real issues like public safety and attacks on ICE agents are being ignored. In this episode, we cut through the noise and focus on what actually matters, the economy, safety, and taking responsibility for your own future.

Dominic Carter sits down with retired West Orange K-9 founder John Mancini and former NYPD Warrants Squad Detective Tom Werther

Dominic Carter sounds off on the growing frustration from fans who feel sports are being overwhelmed by politics. From the NFL and the continued “take a knee” fallout to political messaging surrounding major events, Dominic asks the question many viewers are now saying out loud: can we just get back to the game? He also weighs in on the Super Bowl halftime conversation involving Bad Bunny, cultural representation, language, and whether performers are connecting with audiences or lecturing them. It’s a blunt take on sports fatigue, fan backlash, and why so many people feel like their escape from politics is disappearing.

Spotlighting the King Day celebration at Lincoln Hospital with CEO Contreras—the social worker turned powerhouse leading with vision, heart, and results, transforming care for one of the nation’s premier trauma centers.

A billion-dollar con thrived under political correctness — and Hateful Ilhan Omar is at the center of the debate.

A mother survives the unthinkable —This isn’t just her testimony.It’s a warning to the world.

Dominic Carter dives deep into election night chaos, Curtis Sliwa’s misstep, and what’s next for the city.

Inside the explosive final stretch — Mamdani’s socialist surge? Cuomo’s comeback, or Sliwa shaking up the field

A Nation on Edge. Division—and what comes next