The Mayor, the AG, and the Ivy League Outrage

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The Dominic Carter Show on the Red Apple Podcast Network. [upbeat music] Now, from New York City to the world, it's Dominic Carter.

And America, the number that we just live right now, 800-848-9222. Protests are taking place up at Columbia- not Columbia, up at Cornell University.

No justice! No peace! No justice! No peace! No justice! No peace! No justice! No peace!

And you know, folks, it's kinda odd for me to listen to that because I go back to covering, uh, the quote unquote, uh, "Days of Civil Disobedience," which were a joke in New York City, uh, back in the '80s, and that was the chant that came out of that. And now to hear these Ivy League college students chanting the same thing, I just find it, uh, very, very interesting. Dominic Carter here with you. We have a lot to get to this hour. So you might not agree with me on this, but this is one of the reasons why I support President Trump. President Trump has just approved using a firing squad for the Fort Hood killer, Nidal Hasan. His execution after, uh, the Secretary of War, Pete Hegseth, made the recommendation. So the president, and I guess this is in light of the debacle of what happened in, uh, Tennessee, is approving the use of a firing squad to execute this monster convicted in the Fort Hood shooting. The Pentagon, uh, announced, uh, today. Now, Hasan killed 12 US service members, one civilian, and wounded 32 others during the November 2009 rampage at the Texas Army base. And an eye for an eye, this is what you did, so then this is what should be coming to you. Now, of course there'll be appeals, and it may not happen, but I think th- this is how you start to get through to these people. You think you're gonna do something like this and then get three hots and, and a cot for the rest of your life and will, and live well? I don't think so. You're gonna get a bullet in the heart or in the head before a firing squad. And I support what the president is doing in this case wholeheartedly. Probably won't happen, but I support it. 800-848-9222. I don't know if you've seen the video. The video is ugly, out of, uh, Arizona, in which an Arizona State