Philadelphia County
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Oct 19, 2026
Siddiq KamaraGUEST
Pennsylvania.
Siddiq KamaraGUEST
So after Philadelphia County and Allegheny County, which is city of Pittsburgh is inside, Delaware County is the third busiest, but we're the fifth biggest county.
Siddiq KamaraGUEST
So after Philly, Allegheny, Bucks, Monco, then Bucks, then Delco is the fifth.
Siddiq KamaraGUEST
So imagine that being the third busiest.
JTHOST
I'm like, oh my God, how did we get here?
Siddiq KamaraGUEST
Yeah.
Siddiq KamaraGUEST
And again, that's Philadelphia County, but I would say this, right? You know, people are very talented.
Siddiq KamaraGUEST
Our immigrant people are very talented, but our people are mechanics and, and they're able to do, they're able to fix car and it's an environmental hazard to have those things happen in a parking lot.
Saleemah McNeilGUEST
We are credentialed here in Pennsylvania and in New Jersey.
Saleemah McNeilGUEST
We don't accept insurance in New Jersey yet, but we are just rounding off our Medicaid credentialing here in Philadelphia County.
Saleemah McNeilGUEST
And then we plan to make our way through some other counties so we can accept Medicaid.
Saleemah McNeilGUEST
Fantastic.
Mel RamseyGUEST
So they do have several locations, they have Gilda's Club, which I love.
Mel RamseyGUEST
And they also have another location in Center City, but they handle a Bucks County, Philadelphia County, Montco, Delaware and Chester counties all through in the Pennsylvania areas.
Mel RamseyGUEST
OK, so and it's not just Philly and it's not just California.
Mel RamseyGUEST
If you're going through anything like that, I highly recommend Philly.
Kevin McCulloughHOST
She pled guilty.
Kevin McCulloughHOST
In Philadelphia County, prosecutors say a Haitian national filed eight voter registration applications.
Kevin McCulloughHOST
Eight.
Kevin McCulloughHOST
And then he voted in 2022.
Mark WaltersHOST
That Paul Revere's all over the place on his horse, man, warning people about stuff.
Mark WaltersHOST
No, he shouldn't be able to carry his gun in Philadelphia County, but he can carry it in Bucks County," which, by the way, existed back then, ladies and gentlemen, as Bucks and Philadelphia County, et cetera.
Mark WaltersHOST
You know, remember Philadelphia was our first capital.
Tate AdamiakGUEST
Mm-hmm.
Dawn StenslandHOST
But to compare something that happened in the 90s in Philadelphia to rural Lancaster County is insane and wrong and makes people fear something that they shouldn't.
Dawn StenslandHOST
Because if you're fully vaccinated, which most of Philadelphia County is, There's no fear.
Dawn StenslandHOST
That's the point they should make, that thank God you're safe, Philadelphia.
Dawn StenslandHOST
You know why? Because you got all the measles vaccines.
Greg StockerHOST
Right.
Nick KayalHOST
Like, so it's like, you know, you're stuck within Philadelphia County specifically and, you know, the, the inherent bias of Ds versus Rs.
Greg StockerHOST
Mm-hmm.
Nick KayalHOST
You know.
Wendy BellHOST
You know, and I, I'm sure there are a lot of Republicans who would, too.
Wendy BellHOST
Um, Arizona is a cluster ball, right? Maricopa County, I, I liken it to Philadelphia County, to, uh, Erie County, to Allegheny County in my beloved Land Before Time, right? Why does everything always go wrong in very specific places that are under the auspices of Democrat rule? Why is it always the same pre- same predictable swing states? Is that why they're swing states, because swing is code for the most corrupt? Feels like it.
Wendy BellHOST
Did you guys hear what happened in Maricopa County yesterday? Let's go.
Wendy BellHOST
Gatewaypundit.com, Maricopa County announces Runback [sighs] mistakenly sent out thousands of midterm ballots.
Eric MontardiHOST
Now,
Frank GamratGUEST
looking at a couple other counties across the Commonwealth, Philadelphia County had an outflow of 69,239 people and an inflow of 51,303, so they lost folks.
Frank GamratGUEST
But more importantly, the 69,000 took $3.6 billion with them.
Frank GamratGUEST
The 51,000 only brought in $2.5 billion, so Philadelphia County lost $1.1 billion of taxable income.
Frank GamratGUEST
Now here's one monk.
Frank GamratGUEST
Emory County had a positive inflow.
Eric MontardiCORRESPONDENT
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Frank GamratGUEST
lacking now looking at a couple other counties across the the commonwealth the philadelphia county had an outflow of 69,239 people and an inflow of 51,303, so they lost folks.
Frank GamratGUEST
But more importantly, the 69,000 took $3.6 billion with them.
Frank GamratGUEST
The 51,000 only brought in $2.5 billion, so Philadelphia County lost $1.1 billion of taxable income.
Frank GamratGUEST
Now here's one monk.
Frank GamratGUEST
Emory County had a positive inflow.
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