Dom Giordano talks with Rev. Charles Clark Jr. about the repercussions Solid Rock Baptist Church faces, being charged with "facilitating a gathering over 10 people." The penalty is a $1 thousand fine or six months in jail. Clark says he and his son will go to court in June to fight this and talks about the fear of businesses re-opening because of the potential charges they could face. Clark theorizes the government is intoxicated by the power it has over these businesses, with Clark theorizing the shutdown is more about control than safety. Clark maintains his church is safer than most homes, pointing to the social distancing measures that were put into effect on Sunday. 

<p>Dom Giordano talks with Rev. Charles Clark Jr. about the repercussions Solid Rock Baptist Church faces, being charged with "facilitating a gathering over 10 people." The penalty is a $1 thousand fine or six months in jail. Clark says he and his son will go to court in June to fight this and talks about the fear of businesses re-opening because of the potential charges they could face. Clark theorizes the government is intoxicated by the power it has over these businesses, with Clark theorizing the shutdown is more about control than safety. Clark maintains his church is safer than most homes, pointing to the social distancing measures that were put into effect on Sunday.&nbsp;</p>

Weekdays on Talk Radio 1210 WPHT, Dom Giordano talks about what you're talking about. The Dean of Philadelphia Radio and the people's watch-dog, Dom holds elected leaders accountable and gives you a platform to sound off.

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