Dayton

It is the energy out here is contagious.

We just came from stopping by early vote in Dayton, Ohio.

The lines they are saying it's looking presidential.

That is what the folks who are locals are telling me.

It's those kinds of exchanges that throw the child into chaos and shame and just confusion about what the nature of the relationship is.

To Nick Gounaris joining us, veteran trial lawyer joining us out of Dayton, with the Ganaris Abood Law Firm, star of Legal Chaos Podcast.

What are you going to do about this? I've got a stack of paper of items seized from his home.

And again, when your own son, who has defended you for years, is the one turning you into the cops...

Cleveland, Cincinnati, Columbus.

Fourth biggest, fifth biggest, or sixth biggest? The one I'm trying to figure out is Dayton.

Yeah.

I'm going to go fourth biggest.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Dayton, by the way, is after that.

It goes actually Akron and then Dayton.

2022, I guess it would have been.

Mike DeWine didn't debate former Mayor Nan Whaley of Dayton because she was the Democrats' choice.

And of course, Democrats lit him up for it.

And the Ramaswamy campaign is now throwing those Democratic press releases back at Acton.

but it's not just the embassies because we can control the personnel there.

What about me and you? What about our loved ones? What about our military? Where did they strike and how? He is Dr.

Mark Anzalocco at the University of Dayton in political science and, of course, Middle Eastern terrorism expert, author of Middle Eastern Terrorism from Black September to September 11th, and has one book out, new book out now, and another one in the works.

He's a busy man.

Thank you for that.

I've got to take a break, but Jesus, you want to know who else blew it up was Dick from Dayton.

Oh,

I know.

didn't take the point total.

I just bet the Browns.

So I'm betting Dick from Dayton.

I'm using Dick picks every week.

We had the highest vote in the history of Ohio politics.

And last week, I did a rally at a place called Dayton.

Have you ever heard of Dayton? And I said to John Gruden, who's a big celebrity, great coach, great everything.

He was a great player in college.

I said, John, what are you doing here? I thought he was going to say, I'm here for you, sir.

I promise.

When I got married, my wife and I, I was already a couple months into my brand new job as a youth pastor in Dayton, Ohio.

And we got married, and I don't know if you guys knew this, but being a youth pastor is not a particularly lucrative career.

If you didn't know, not particularly high salaries.

The book tells the story of two couples, Cal and Becky Jenkins, and Margaret and Felix Salt, who paths cross on the home front during World War II and whose families remain intertwined for decades afterwards.

The author is a Bowling Green State University grad who sets the novel in a fictional Ohio town somewhere between Toledo and Dayton.

The book topped many best-of lists back in 2025, was praised by Tom Hanks, and picked by Jenna Bush Hager as one of her book club books.

I spoke with Patrick Ryan recently ahead of Buckeye being released in paperback.

Tom Scott was in on the play as well.

For the Giants, Jim Platt Cabbage, 240 from Dayton.

Nick Mozaleski, 260 from Maryland.

Rosie Greer, Penn State, 280.