03-10-26 - Local Mosque Hit By Paintball Gun Drive By Sparking John's Thoughts For A New Anti Gun Campaign

Summary

Podcast Summary: Holmberg's Morning Sickness (03-10-26)

Episode Title: Local Mosque Hit By Paintball Gun Drive By Sparking John's Thoughts For A New Anti Gun Campaign
Date: March 10, 2026
Host: John Holmberg
Co-hosts: Brady Bogen, Bret Vesely, Dick Toledo
Podcast: Holmberg’s Morning Sickness - Arizona (98KUPD)

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Episode Overview

In this episode, John Holmberg and the crew react to a bizarre weekend incident: a local North Phoenix mosque was targeted in a drive-by paintball attack at 2:30am. Holmberg uses the incident as a springboard for a darkly comic discussion about gun violence, the efficacy of anti-gun campaigns, and the societal implications of hate crimes with non-lethal weapons. The show also takes a critical – and at times controversial – look at both the motivations behind the crime and the unexpected timing of late-night events at the mosque.

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Key Discussion Points & Insights

1. Recounting the Incident: Mosque Drive-By with Paintballs

• Holmberg introduces the news: Over the weekend, someone shot up a North Phoenix mosque with a paintball gun at 2:30am.
• John’s take: Instead of immediate outrage, Holmberg reframes the event with a thought-provoking angle: what if this is the outcome the anti-gun movement is seeking? Wouldn’t paintballs be the “mass shooting we’re looking for”?
  • "Isn't this what the gun rights activists are dreaming of? ... If they get rid of through paintball and stuff, that's the worst they can do. That's the mass shooting we're looking for, I think." (John Holmberg, 04:33)

2. Satirical “Anti-Gun” Logic and the Future of Mass Shootings

• Holmberg turns the topic into a biting satire of anti-gun campaigns.
  • "If the worst he’s going to do is pull a gun out, paint it ... just wash it off. They don't like the stuff that they put in paintball. Water based. Really easy to get off a wall. So score one for the gun rights folks." (John Holmberg, 06:05)
• The hosts riff about giving “loony kids” paintball guns instead of actual firearms, comparing it to parents letting their kids drink at home:
  • "If you've got one of those kids and he's got a notebook you're not allowed to look at, that's his manifesto. Get him a paintball gun. If you're gonna shoot anything up, use this." (John Holmberg, 07:29)

3. Suspicious Timing: Why Was the Mosque Active at 2:30am?

• A recurring thread is the odd timing of mosque activities and whether late-night gatherings should raise suspicion.
  • "Can someone explain to me why the mosque was so lively at 2:30am?" (Co-host, 05:03)
  • "That's not normal. 2:30. I can wrap up a sports night way before 2:30. How deep did your Muslim sports go?" (John Holmberg, 11:30)
• The hosts joke about possible sports being played into the early hours, casting doubt and poking fun at the cover story:
  • "We were playing basketball. Till 2:30?" (John Holmberg, 13:44)
• Quotes border on suspicion and parody, at times veering into pointed (if tongue-in-cheek) bigotry:
  • "I don't want to be a bigot, but I am. I can't help it. That's just to see something, say something.” (John Holmberg, 12:43)

4. The Perpetrator: Michael Dominguez

• The hosts repeatedly reference the alleged shooter by name, discussing whether a paintball attack is a sign of escalation or merely an attempt to "make a point" without real violence.
  • "I'd go early on this one. Michael Dominguez is a hero. I'm not saying you should shoot up all mosques. But if you're trying to tell your friends that the mosque is too busy for your liking in the middle of the night and no one's listening, maybe throw a couple of paint splatters." (John Holmberg, 17:36)
• Satire continues as they discuss possible legal implications and whether paintball attacks indicate dangerous tendencies.

5. Broader Social Commentary (and Controversy)

• The crew uses the incident to reflect more broadly on violence, gun rights, and how society reacts to both hate crimes and perceived suspicious activity.
• At several points, Holmberg's dark sense of humor walks a controversial line:
  • "If you'd be a real man shooting something up, do it with a paintball gun. Lesser sentence. Still kind of get your message across." (John Holmberg, 14:26)
  • "Maybe we should take paintball gun guy and put him away forever too, but quietly encourage him." (John Holmberg, 07:47)
• The conversation includes playful references to the irony of cultural stereotypes, with Holmberg poking fun at both Muslim late-night activities and Christian equivalents for added shock value.

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Notable Quotes & Memorable Moments

| Timestamp | Speaker | Quote | |-----------|----------------|---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------| | 04:33 | John Holmberg | "Isn't this what the gun rights activists are dreaming of? ... That's the mass shooting we're looking for, I think." | | 06:05 | John Holmberg | "If the worst he's going to do is pull a gun out, paint it ... just wash it off. ... Score one for the gun rights folks." | | 07:29 | John Holmberg | "If you've got one of those kids ... that's his manifesto. Get him a paintball gun. If you're gonna shoot anything up, use this." | | 12:43 | John Holmberg | "I don't want to be a bigot, but I am. I can't help it. ... See something, say something." | | 14:26 | John Holmberg | "If you'd be a real man shooting something up, do it with a paintball gun. Lesser sentence. Still kind of get your message across." | | 17:36 | John Holmberg | "I'm going to go out on a limb. I'm going to go early on this one. Michael Dominguez is a hero. I'm not saying you should shoot up all mosques ... maybe throw a couple of paint splatters." |

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Key Timestamps

• 05:03: Co-host questions why the mosque was active at 2:30am, setting the suspicious and comedic tone for much of the discussion.
• 06:05 – 08:00: John expands on his “gun violence solution” satire, suggesting that if perpetrators downgrade to paintball guns, perhaps it’s “progress.”
• 11:25 – 13:21: Prolonged comedic riffing on the validity of “Muslim sports at 2:30am” and whether this is a reasonable explanation.
• 14:20 – 17:36: Satirical suggestions for new anti-gun campaigns, jokes about crime and crime prevention, and calls to “watch the mosque just in case.”
• 16:47 – 18:52: Comparisons to Christian late-night gatherings, with characteristic irreverence and edgy cultural jokes.

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Tone & Style

The tone of the episode is irreverent, often darkly comic, and intentionally provocative. Holmberg uses satire and gallows humor to engage with heavy topics, consistently walking the line between social commentary and controversy. The style is rapid-fire, with the hosts riffing off one another and rarely missing a chance for a joke or sarcastic observation.

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Summary for Listeners

This episode of Holmberg’s Morning Sickness spotlights a paintball gun drive-by targeting a local mosque, with John Holmberg and the crew using the news to unleash a barrage of offbeat commentary about gun control, cultural suspicion, and the nature of “acceptable” violence. The hosts toggle between sharp satire and outright controversy, making the episode both a challenging and darkly funny listen. Standout moments come when Holmberg spins up a “new anti-gun campaign” to replace real guns with paintballs, and during his comedic interrogation of why any religious center would be “buzzing” at 2:30 in the morning.

Listeners who enjoy unapologetic humor and social provocation will find this episode both engaging and memorable — a provocative examination of a local crime filtered through the lens of Arizona’s most irreverent morning crew.

Transcript

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[John Holmberg]

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[Co-host or Guest]

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[John Holmberg]

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[Co-host or Guest]

Can someone explain to me why the mosque was so lively at 2:30am?

[John Holmberg]

I don't know. There's a lot going on there and I'm not even going to get into. Who knows, maybe they're on Tehran time, I don't know. But bottom line is this is what everybody on CNN's been screaming about for years. We want to get rid of AR15s and AKs and assaults and this and mags and the things that you can shove into the eclipse that have the boosters and all that, like, yeah, all right, they should be. I've always made that argument. If we get rid of AR15s and they say that's a body count problem, so we go to somebody shoots up the place with 9 millimeters. Are you going to celebrate that it wasn't an AR15? Probably not. I would say that's the dumbest argument ever. But if it's a paintball, we should be pretty happy making progress, apparently. Yeah, that's, that's gun rights progress. This guy hates Muslims, it's clear. But if the worst he's going to do is pull a gun out, paint it I've got a paintball. Just wash it off. They don't like the stuff that they put in paintball. Water based. Really easy to get off a wall. So score one for the gun rights folks. The guy still got his jollies off. Firing off at a mosque. The dream of a young man named. What's his name? Michael Dominguez. 30 year old dude who just had it with Muslims. But he didn't want to do too much damage. He just wanted to make his point. So let me put this out there. Since we can't stop crazy, let's give him ideas. You guys want to shoot something up? Paintball. You're not going to go to jail for the rest of your life. Everyone's going to remember you. It's crazy. And the worst case scenario is maybe you put an eye out, maybe you probably welt up somebody. But if you're gonna fire away at a crowd or you know, some sort of a soft target, this is what the gun rights people have been begging for. Use a paintball. Paintball guns. The future of mass shootings. That's what we all got our fingers crossed for.

[Co-host or Guest]

Want to see that on?

[John Holmberg]

It's a great T shirt. Ask Holmberg what the futures of mass shootings are. He's got some good ideas.

[Co-host or Guest]

He's a real go getter.

[John Holmberg]

I mean, when you look at him, you're like, what were you like? You're not like, you're kind of mad. Like you, you're mad.

[Co-host or Guest]

Will it satisfy the craziness?

[John Holmberg]

That's the thing. Give him a chance. If you've got one of those kids and he's got a notebook you're not allowed to look at, that's his manifesto. Get him a paintball gun. If you're gonna shoot anything up, use this. It's like what we were talking about yesterday is that the cool parents that said, I know you're gonna drink, but here, drink with me. So you just, you keep them away from the real stuff and you give them the loony kids a paintball gun. I don't know what the sentence is, but isn't the exact same mentality shooting up a mosque? Isn't he just kind of warning us like he's testing the waters there? If we let him out in a year just because it's a paintball gun, he's going to do it, right? We all know that. Like this is good chance. This is, this is when serial killers like take birds apart down the road. He's gonna dissect, he's gonna go for it. So maybe we should take paintball gun guy and put him away forever too, but quietly encourage him. Here's something I didn't expect by the way, the guy who's a member of the mosque that they interviewed on Arizona's Family News last name was Berkovich. Yeah, I didn't see that coming. Call me a bigot, but I don't. I don't think of a lot of Muhammad Berkovich's. Why didn't you change the whole name? He said they had a sports night at the mosque and they were just kind of hanging around there, muffin up after, you know, those big Muslim sports nights.

[Co-host or Guest]

It can happen.

Was it a cricket match that went

[John Holmberg]

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[Co-host or Guest]

Well, when you, you know, think of some plays late night, you gotta write them down.

[John Holmberg]

Yeah, but not with groups, not, not with a bunch of other Muslims. No, no, that's what, you know what you're describing how 911 was planned. You come up with of plays and you call your buddies, the team who's in and you say, all right guys, I got some ideas. I want to draw them on the whiteboard before I forgot. Brother Berkovich. Yes, what do you need anyway? Now they booked a guy in aggravated assault and criminal damage. But I'd question Mr. Berkovich a little bit about that 2:30am Sports wind down too. What time is it? Are we still winding down from Muslim sports? My God, it's 2:30.

[Co-host or Guest]

What time is soccer practice?

[John Holmberg]

Yeah, soccer practice. It's very early. We play very late in tonight. 2 nil. Maybe the guy just had it. You don't want to kill anybody and just calm down. That 2:30am sports bar they had going that night, I don't think that was going on.

[Co-host or Guest]

And he would have said if it was like pickleball or something, it was too loud. That's why I shot at it.

[John Holmberg]

You can be mad at the Dominguez guy for shooting up the thing and you should be. But considering all that's going on right now and with the FBI and the CIA and the military and the president, Democrats and Republicans all said keep an eye on stuff that doesn't look right. Any buzzing mosque at 2:30 in the morning has my attention. I don't want to be a bigot, but I am. I can't help it. That's just to see something, say something. I'm not going to shoot it up with a paintball gun, but I certainly might call my cop friend Ben and go drive around there. If they start running, they're up to Something. We're playing late night basketball, Mr. Copper. What do you have problem with? It's packed.

[Co-host or Guest]

That was the only time they could get.

[John Holmberg]

Well, yeah. The court was all booked up for Muslim sports until midnight. I don't want to come off like a crazy person, but they're planning something. That's the worst excuse I've ever heard. That you tell your wife that when you're up to no good. We were playing basketball. Till 2:30?

[Co-host or Guest]

Yes.

[John Holmberg]

You were at the strip club. Oh, I was at the mosque planning sports. I don't believe you.

[Co-host or Guest]

Fourth time this week.

[John Holmberg]

Yeah. Why are you always at that mosque until the middle of the night playing sports with Muslims? Are you planning an attack? No. No. Yes. Maybe it's getting ready for the drags. Then they get them flying carpets. They were just tuning them up. Now that is. That's bigotry. Derek. That's not. I wouldn't even go there. No.

[Co-host or Guest]

Hey, you're a marketing genius. I see how this messaging gets out. Guns are for trannies. Paintball is for real men.

[John Holmberg]

That's right. If you'd be a real man shooting something up, do it with a paintball gun. Lesser. Lesser sentence. The lesser sentence still kind of get your message across. But again, I think we're getting lost in the whole paintball gun thing. I think the mosque being full at 2:30 is something we should have our eye on. Paintball guns like Don Quixote. He drew her attention to it. He didn't go crazy. He's going to do time for it. Guys, I just wanted to let you know I didn't kill anybody. Oh, well, that's what.

[Co-host or Guest]

No one was listening to me. I wanted to bring everybody.

[John Holmberg]

Everybody was being an asshole when I said, what's going on at that mosque? What are you, a bigot? God damn it. I'll just shoot it up. But he didn't kill anyone. He did it humanely. He paintballed it, got in trouble in the news. Said At 2:30 in the morning a full mosque was paintballed. It's like, oh, just playing Sports. I think Mr. Dominguez got it right. Why are you guys even in there? We're allowed in our mosque. Like. No, you're not. 2:30 in the morning. This thing's closed. Not Denny's Never sleeps. Right. So you get him tomorrow. You're good. Was Scott Haynes makes a good point. He said, did the guy shooting up the mosque paintball out? I love you, Hannah on the side. No, it wasn't our earlier email losing his mind, but yeah, all right. I think he might be a hero. My take on this one is that we're all. We're all kind of lost in the idea that he paintballed up a mosque. We see you is what he was saying. Sports is not a good excuse. I'm. You practice your religion and stuff, but,

[Co-host or Guest]

yeah, there's a meeting going on at the mosque in my neighborhood.

[Podcast Host]

I don't care.

[John Holmberg]

You need to go to bed. Mosque is worse. But any meeting that breaks out in a area at 2am and there's no drinking, you're not. And Muslims don't have sports, do they? I got soccer. Yeah, no, not at all. We're just here. Yeah, the Iranians were playing here. Exactly my point. The Iranian soccer team's here. You got this going on at 2 in the morning. That's the only sport they've got. And that's not Middle Eastern sports. They just play it like we do. They're not going to win anything. Same as the US they're just going through the message. That's what we're doing. Men's U.S. soccer.

[Co-host or Guest]

Five of them defected.

[John Holmberg]

Well, that's the women's team. Who knows what's going on there? Either way, we got an eye on you, Mask. I'd be curious if a bunch of Christians just started loading up at 2 in the morning. I'm like, oh, I think they're up to something. And I'd be. You know what I'd be looking for? Tiny shoes and like, propeller hats, because that's who they've abducted and that's what they're doing to me. That's what I'd find.

[Co-host or Guest]

That bunch of young boys coming out of there after a sports event.

[John Holmberg]

Yeah, youth sports. Oh, no, no, no, no. You dudes in dresses don't ever do youth sports. You'd be curious at a bunch of dudes in dresses at the. At the, you know, Christian place. Just talking about sports. You've got a history. Where are the babies? No, no, we're not doing that anymore. Nah, you don't need to meet at 2 in the morning for anything.

[Co-host or Guest]

So you were bawling?

[John Holmberg]

Yes. Yeah, with the kids. Lamb of God. You're not selling me on that one. You're in a dress. Nobody plays sports in a dress. Even women. Yeah, it's a bad excuse, but I want to say I think he's a hero. I'm going to go out on a limb. I'm going to go early on this one. Michael Dominguez is a hero. I'm not saying you should shoot up all mosques. But if you're trying to tell your friends that the mosque is too busy for your liking in the middle of the night and no one's listening, maybe throw a couple of paint splatters.

[Co-host or Guest]

Dominguez wants to let you know.

[John Holmberg]

Look, his last name is Dominguez. Just be happy it wasn't Krylon. This stuff will come off anyway. I see you, Michael Dominguez. And thank you, brave citizen. Nobody got hurt. It's all that matters. But he did draw the attention. Okay, it's two in the morning. I don't think the neighbors will hear our recent sport. God damn it, Muhammad. I told you. Okay, now people are going to know. Now our baseball argument is shot.

[Co-host or Guest]

Cancel handball.

[John Holmberg]

We have to cancel out. No, that was just. We had an incident with the pickleball. It hit the sterno and it leaned over into a kettle and then propane. It was an accident. If he does it again, he can't be with us anymore. He's clumsy. He's like the scrappy do of the Muslims. Do you think they've got one? I guess they have to. They have to. They've got like Scooby Doo and Muzzy too. And Muzzy Dumb. There you go. I don't know how it works. Anyway, nice job, Dominguez. We got ourselves some hot releases coming up a little bit. It's 98, Arizona's most powerful rock radio station. He said fully ere

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