Dominic Carter

New York City politics just shifted again — and the discussion is growing louder. Veteran journalist and talk radio host Dominic Carter is digging into a developing political story: NYC Mayor-elect Zohran Mamdani has officially endorsed Abra Kawass for State Assembly — and critics are raising serious questions about the decision. Why? Kawass has made public statements blaming America for 9/11, and her father was previously deported as an undocumented terrorist. Supporters defend her as bold and unapologetic — while others warn this signals a radical shift in New York’s political direction. Is this just another election headline, or a sign of something much bigger happening in City Hall? Dominic Carter examines the facts, the reaction, and what this endorsement could mean for New Yorkers and for national politics moving forward. 🎙 Dominic Carter Radio Schedule: • LIVE weekdays at 3 PM Eastern on 77 WABC Radio • Back LIVE again midnight–1 AM (ET) • Sunday Edition LIVE 11 PM...

  Dominic Carter, WABC Radio host and keynote speaker, shares his journey from foster care and child abuse survival to resilience and national inspiration. When Dominic Carter steps onto a stage, the room often falls silent. The veteran journalist and talk radio host has interviewed presidents, mayors, and world leaders. Yet the stories that resonate most with audiences are not about politics or power — they’re about family, resilience, and overcoming the odds. Dominic’s memoir, No Momma’s Boy , chronicles a childhood shaped by adversity, including experiences with foster care and the challenges of growing up without stability. For many, these are stories that might remain private. But Dominic chose to share them publicly — not for sympathy, but to inspire. “I always tell audiences, your past doesn’t define your future,” Carter says. “I’m proof of that. If I can make it, anyone can.” That message has carried him across the country and into communities where his voice is needed ...