Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Philadelphia Commissioner Omar Sabir rejoins the Dom Giordano Program to offer his thoughts on the tragedy that unfolded in Uvalde, Texas. First, Sabir suggests we as a society take a step back and re-evaluate how we’ve gotten to this reality. Then, Dom asks the Commissioner about a potential solution he’s discussed throughout the show, asking whether Sabir would support a strengthening of security in schools from a philosophical standpoints. After that, Giordano questions the mention of voting access in a press release by the Commissioner centered on the shooting, with Sabir explaining why he’s in favor of, for example, more drop boxes in Philadelphia.

Then, Liz Preate-Havey, chair of the Montgomery County GOP, returns to the Dom Giordano Program to provide an update in the highly contested Senate primary between Dave McCormick and Dr. Mehmet Oz. First, Giordano asks Preate-Havey as to whether or not MontCo has counted all of their votes, which the Chair confirms. Then, Giordano asks about the close vote count, asking Liz to tell listeners how a recount looks from the inside. After that, Giordano asks for Preate-Havey’s opinion on a lawsuit filed by candidate David McCormick, who’s suing in an effort to get wrongly dated ballots counted. Liz explains why she takes issue with the lawsuit, and tells how McCormick can score a huge political win if he were to withdraw the lawsuit. Also, Preate-Havey and Giordano forecast whether Dr. Oz will win over moderate women voters in a general election, a huge portion of voters in Pennsylvania. (Photo by Samuel Corum/Getty Images)