Dominic Carter

Dominic Carter tackles a wild slate of political face-offs and public embarrassments. First, Michigan's high-stakes Senate race takes center stage as Democrat Abdul El Sayed walks into Jesse Watters' Fox News grill session over past Sharia law comments and gender-affirming care. Next, New York City's grocers fight back and sue "socialist" Mayor Zohran Mamdani over his plan to open tax-free, city-run supermarkets. Finally, Dominic and Matt Blaze roast the billionaire owner of the San Francisco 49ers, who was caught in a trailer-park prostitution sting—proving that even $8 billion can't buy common sense. 

Dominic Carter has often been described as one of the best political reporters in New York today. A fixture in the industry for 35 years, working in television news and at WABC Radio. Dominic can be heard on WABC Radio Mon-Fri 12-1AM, Sun 11PM-12AM.

Dominic Carter discussing a range of controversial current events, beginning with the arrest of a San Francisco 49ers owner in a prostitution sting. Dominic expresses deep frustration over the political influence of streamer Hassan Piker, specifically criticizing his association with Democratic leaders following Piker's inflammatory comments regarding Charlie Kirk. Legal developments are also addressed, including the upheld murder conviction of Karmelo Anthony and a lawsuit against New York City's mayor regarding city-run grocery stores.

In this hard-hitting episode of The Dominic Carter Show, Dominic tackles the deep cultural, judicial, and moral divisions fracturing modern America with his signature unfiltered commentary. First, he breaks down the controversial Texas track meet murder appeal, addressing a judge's denial of a new trial for Carmelo Anthony for the stabbing of Austin Metcalf and confronting listeners who argue the victim's bullying past excuses Anthony's chilling actions. The cultural battleground then shifts to Brooklyn's Barclays Center, where dueling protests clash over WNBA star Sophie Cunningham's defense of women's sports, followed by Dominic's sharp critique of an activist federal judge blocking President Trump's 75-country immigrant visa suspension. Finally, the episode explores incredible resilience and tragic loss, highlighting a New York mother's miraculous survival of a savage throat-slashing attack on an Arizona trail and mourning Allison Romani, a Long Island mother of four who tragically died in a swimming pool accident just hours before a dream trip to Paris. Filled with raw, unfiltered listener call-ins, this episode is a powerful, fast-paced demand for parental accountability, social order, and justice.

Dominic provides a critical analysis of current events, focusing heavily on public figures and legal controversies. He condemns New York City's mayor for allegedly breaking campaign promises regarding pay raises for educational professionals and explores the radicalization of a local woman accused of plotting an ISIS-linked attack on the state capital. Dominic also examines the Carmelo Anthony stabbing case, criticizing the legal strategy and parenting involved while dismissing claims that racial bias influenced the outcome.

Dominic Carter has often been described as one of the best political reporters in New York today. A fixture in the industry for 35 years, working in television news and at WABC Radio. Dominic can be heard on WABC Radio Mon-Fri 12-1AM, Sun 11PM-12AM.

Join Dominic Carter as he discusses thefoiled terror plot in New York, the recent interview between Michael Cohen and Donald Trump, cameras hidden everywhere, and more on WABC.

Dominic Carter talks about the migrant who was illgeally operating a boat tour service that resulted in two deaths in New York City, the spread of Islam in America, and the California school that is being sued after they took their students to a mosque and had them wear hijabs

Dominic Carter has often been described as one of the best political reporters in New York today. A fixture in the industry for 35 years, working in television news and at WABC Radio. Dominic can be heard on WABC Radio Mon-Fri 12-1AM, Sun 11PM-12AM.

Dominic Carter tackles the growing cultural and legal divides splitting America. He dives into a Palo Alto school district facing a federal lawsuit after taking students on a mosque field trip where girls were allegedly pressured to wear hijabs and applauds Boy George for standing up for the Jewish community. Plus, a terrifying joint-replacement medication mix-up in Nashville leaves a patient permanently paralyzed, a Florida Democratic nominee goes "cuckoo for Cocoa Puffs" over drag shows, and Dominic recounts a face-to-face meeting with Michael Jackson.

Dominic Carter talks about the sham that is the DSA and how one of their leaders is a bit wealthier than he likes to perceive himself, AOC running for president in 2028, and recaps some key primaries from the night before.

Dominic Carter has often been described as one of the best political reporters in New York today. A fixture in the industry for 35 years, working in television news and at WABC Radio. Dominic can be heard on WABC Radio Mon-Fri 12-1AM, Sun 11PM-12AM.

Dominic dives headfirst into a wild night of primary elections in Florida. Trump-backed Byron Donalds celebrates a historic Republican gubernatorial nomination while progressive firebrand Angie Nixon pulls off a stunning socialist upset in the Senate primary. The political shakeups are just the beginning: Dominic and Matt Blaze break down the controversy of WNBA fans being threatened with ejection over "XX" and "XY" chromosomes t-shirts, slam NYC Mayor Mamdani for fleeing to vacation and ducking a second-home tax hearing, and take on Hasan Piker's controversial non-apologies. Wrapping up with a live listener-written "Florida Flow" freestyle rap and a hilarious walk down memory lane about Dominic's embarrassing basketball clash with the Harlem Globetrotters, this is one episode you don't want to miss!

Dominic Carter has often been described as one of the best political reporters in New York today. A fixture in the industry for 35 years, working in television news and at WABC Radio. Dominic can be heard on WABC Radio Mon-Fri 12-1AM, Sun 11PM-12AM.

Dominic Carter talks about Mamdani skipping out on a City Council meeting about his newly imposed second home tax, Stephen A. Smith taking fire from the black community, and a plethora of other issues on the national level.

 Dominic tackles the shocking breakdown of law and order and the rise of destructive "teen takeovers" plaguing American cities, highlighting the recent tragic violence in Manhattan's Inwood neighborhood. He slams progressive policies defending retail theft as "cuckoo for cocoa puffs" and examines the diving favorability of the Democratic brand in the latest national polls. The conversation gets delightfully off the rails when Dominic connects with callers to debate everything from Michigan Senate races and Detroit animal shelter welfare to high-intensity yoga, hot sauce, and scalding-hot Dunkin' Donuts lattes. Plus, Dominic tries to crack the show's ultimate mystery: how his tireless late-night production crew survives on zero coffee while sleeping like logs during the day.

Dominic Carter talks about a NY State Assemblywoman who says stealing is okay if it's a biological need, the left not knowing the simple concept of what constitutes a woman, and the absurdity of anyone being a "fan" of a cold-blooded killer like Luigi Mangione.

Dominic Carter has often been described as one of the best political reporters in New York today. A fixture in the industry for 35 years, working in television news and at WABC Radio. Dominic can be heard on WABC Radio Mon-Fri 12-1AM, Sun 11PM-12AM.

Host Dominic Carter dives headfirst into New York's latest controversies, starting with a shocking hate crime at a Manhattan synagogue and the political storm surrounding Mayor Mamdani. From President Trump's high-profile stumping for governor candidate Bruce Blakeman to the violent father-son butcher knife confrontation, Dominic holds nothing back. He tackles the bizarre public infatuation with healthcare CEO killer Luigi Mangione. This episode is a raw, unfiltered look at New York and America today.

Dominic Carter talks about Luigi Mangione's guilty plea, the Michigan Senate race and how dangerous it would be if someone as radical as Abdul El-Sayed was in US Senate, and talks about Trump's visit to Long Island.

Dominic Carter has often been described as one of the best political reporters in New York today. A fixture in the industry for 35 years, working in television news and at WABC Radio. Dominic can be heard on WABC Radio Mon-Fri 12-1AM, Sun 11PM-12AM.

Dominic Carter is back and pulling absolutely no punches in this fast-paced, laugh-out-loud episode. First, he tackles what he calls the "performative politics" of Kamala Harris and AOC, suggesting it might be time for a family-picnic-style intervention for the Vice President. Then, things take a hilarious turn as Dominic dissects a bizarre undercover police operation in New Jersey, where an officer dressed up as a leafy shrub in the bushes to bust 74 distracted drivers in just six hours. From there, the discussion shifts to the battle over modern socialism—featuring sharp warnings from JD Vance, a scathing critique of controversial Twitch streamer Hassan Piker, and calls from passionate listeners locally and as far away as Australia.

Dominic Carter talks about ICE rolling out new electro-shock gloves as a means of a non-lethal option of subduing people, expresses more PG-rated criticism of Hasan Piker and his racist ways, and snaps back at "Mr. 7%" for calling 9/11 families sore losers.

Dominic Carter has often been described as one of the best political reporters in New York today. A fixture in the industry for 35 years, working in television news and at WABC Radio. Dominic can be heard on WABC Radio Mon-Fri 12-1AM, Sun 11PM-12AM.

Dominic dives headfirst into the wildest, most talked-about headlines across America. First up, they unpack Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez's viral video about freezing her eggs, where she warns women not to let biological pressure rush them into settling for "losers"—sparking some fiery, hilariously honest feedback from listeners.Then, Dominic jumps into the law-and-order debate over the Trump administration's $20 million budget for ICE's new electric shock "de-escalation" gloves.

Dominic Carter talks about the embarrassing loss of DSA hopeful Francesca Hong in Wisconsin and Mamdani's Wife's planned trip to the Middle East where she requested an NYPD security detail.

Dominic Carter has often been described as one of the best political reporters in New York today. A fixture in the industry for 35 years, working in television news and at WABC Radio. Dominic can be heard on WABC Radio Mon-Fri 12-1AM, Sun 11PM-12AM.

On this high-energy election night special of The Dominic Carter Show.. Host Dominic Carter pulls no punches as he breaks down the razor-thin, chaotic primary results sweeping the nation. Dominic dives headfirst into the nail-biter Wisconsin Democratic primary, where radical progressive Francesca Hong—who wants to do away with Thanksgiving and is described as "cuckoo for cocoa puffs"—is running neck-and-neck with traditional Democrat David Crowley. Joined by passionate callers from Queens and Long Island, as well as producer Matt Blaze, the show dissects the death of common sense, the rise of modern youth entitlement, and the absolute irony of wealthy "socialists" wearing designer sneakers while raging against capitalism.

Dominic Carter talks about Mamdani's socialist plans failing before the wheels even got off the ground, Mamdani's wife heading to the Middle East, and Dominic is joined by Peter King to talk about the mayor's administration being anti-American.

Dominic Carter has often been described as one of the best political reporters in New York today. A fixture in the industry for 35 years, working in television news and at WABC Radio. Dominic can be heard on WABC Radio Mon-Fri 12-1AM, Sun 11PM-12AM.

In this episode, New York's controversial Mayor Mamdani, gets put "on ice" by a state judge who halted his prized luxury second-home tax (the pied-à-terre tax) and forced the city to pull down its "shame the rich" property website. Meanwhile, the city's First Lady—who repeatedly claims "private citizen" status to duck questions about her past—demands a taxpayer-funded, 24/7 NYPD security detail for a trip to conflict zones in Syria and Lebanon. Plus, Dominic reacts to President Trump's warning on radical candidates being elected nationwide, fires back at the WNBA coaching drama after Stephanie White is fired from the Indiana Fever, and chats with callers worldwide—covering everything from Australian tax scams to a wild discussion on how to survive Florida's rising alligator attacks.

Dominic Carter talks about Mamdani's fake accents and failed rap career, the fatal boating accident in New York City, and the multiple absurdities going on in the WNBA right now.

Dominic Carter keeps it real with you on this HOT August Friday. Tune in to hear more!

Join Dominic Carter as he discusses the recent democratic primaries, the victory of Abdul El-Sayed, the recent happening with Mamdani and more on WABC.

Dominic Carter discusses recent political events involving Zohran Mamdani and Abdul El-Sayed, reactions to the NYC Mayor at a Staten Island appearance, and broader debates over immigration, education, and American political culture. 

Dominic Carter has often been described as one of the best political reporters in New York today. A fixture in the industry for 35 years, working in television news and at WABC Radio. Dominic can be heard on WABC Radio Mon-Fri 12-1AM, Sun 11PM-12AM.

Join Dominic Carter as he discusses the democratic primary victory of Abdul El-Sayed, the policies of Mamdani, and more on WABC.

Dominic Carter interviews former bounty hunter and retired police officer John Mancini about his book On the Run, discussing the realities of fugitive recovery and his criticism of bail reform. The episode then shifts to political commentary on Abdul El-Sayed's Michigan Democratic Senate primary victory, with Dominic and callers debating the rise of progressive politics and its potential impact on public safety.

Dominic Carter has often been described as one of the best political reporters in New York today. A fixture in the industry for 35 years, working in television news and at WABC Radio. Dominic can be heard on WABC Radio Mon-Fri 12-1AM, Sun 11PM-12AM.

In this podcast excerpt, Dominic Carter interviews former bounty hunter and law enforcement officer John Mancini about his book On the Run, which recounts his experiences tracking fugitives in New Jersey with his late partner, Mike. Mancini discusses the realities of fugitive recovery, critiques the impact of bail reform on public safety, and reflects on the dangers, strategy, and camaraderie that defined his career.