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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.
In today’s second hour, Dom brings Pastor Bill Devlin of Octane Faith back onto the Dom Giordano Program. Devlin, a globetrotting missionary, has been a regular guest over the years, to hear how he’s been after recently breaking bread with new Ambassador to Israel Nominee Mike Huckabee. Dom also reminisces of a relationship Devlin built with RFK Jr after Devlin stepped forward and helped people keep their jobs during Coronavirus when companies were mandating vaccines.
Dom welcomes Broad and Liberty and RealClearPennsylvania columnist Guy Ciarrocchi onto the Dom Giordano Program to hear his in-depth analysis of Trump’s big win in the critical swing state of Pennsylvania. Guy breaks down county-by-county who flipped toward Trump, noting some of the most important demographics in electing Trump.
Dom welcomes State Senator Cris Dush onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss Bucks County Commissioner Diane Marseglia’s call for the commissioners to violate the rule of law and ignore the Pennsylvania Supreme Court, saying that the County should count misdated and undated ballots in an attempt to swing the Senate vote from McCormick to Casey. Marseglia’s argument stems from Trump’s election, noting that people violate laws anytime they want, so they should, too. Dush takes issue with these comments, noting the importance of election integrity, and tells what’s being done and what he hopes is done about the comments.
in today's third hour, Dom welcomes newly elected State Senator Joe PIcozzi, who alone, after knocking on thousands of doors, flipped an area of Northeast Philadelphia that had been trending Blue in recent years. Picozzi explains how he did what many thought was unthinkable, explaining how he was able to capture a district that has long eluded Republicans with absolutely no help from the establishment Republicans of Philadelphia.
Today, Dom leads off the Dom Giordano Program by offering his thoughts on many unfolding local and national topics. First, Dom updates the situation on the still-contested election between McCormick and Casey, as Casey continues his fight in courts to allow the counting of certain ballots in a seemingly useless effort to flip some votes. Then, Dom offers up his thoughts on the ongoing Laken Riley trial playing out live, noting the deep implications of the border policies on local communities throughout the country. Also, Dom runs through some of the cabinet picks, honing in on the controversy that developed around Trump’s selection of Robert Kennedy Jr as Health and Human Services Secretary.Then, Dom welcomes Broad and Liberty and RealClearPennsylvania columnist Guy Ciarrocchi onto the Dom Giordano Program to hear his in-depth analysis of Trump’s big win in the critical swing state of Pennsylvania. Guy breaks down county-by-county who flipped toward Trump, noting some of the most important demographics in electing Trump.In today’s second hour, Dom brings Pastor Bill Devlin of Octane Faith back onto the Dom Giordano Program. Devlin, a globetrotting missionary, has been a regular guest over the years, to hear how he’s been after recently breaking bread with new Ambassador to Israel Nominee Mike Huckabee. Dom also reminisces of a relationship Devlin built with RFK Jr after Devlin stepped forward and helped people keep their jobs during Coronavirus when companies were mandating vaccines.Then, Dom welcomes State Senator Cris Dush onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss Bucks County Commissioner Diane Marseglia’s call for the commissioners to violate the rule of law and ignore the Pennsylvania Supreme Court, saying that the County should count misdated and undated ballots in an attempt to swing the Senate vote from McCormick to Casey. Marseglia’s argument stems from Trump’s election, noting that people violate laws anytime they want, so they should, too. Dush takes issue with these comments, noting the importance of election integrity, and tells what’s being done and what he hopes is done about the comments.in today's third hour, Dom welcomes newly elected State Senator Joe PIcozzi, who alone, after knocking on thousands of doors, flipped an area of Northeast Philadelphia that had been trending Blue in recent years. Picozzi explains how he did what many thought was unthinkable, explaining how he was able to capture a district that has long eluded Republicans with absolutely no help from the establishment Republicans of Philadelphia.
Dom Giordano, WPHT host and former teacher, has dedicated much of his daily show toward parents who are taking it into their own hands to push back against school boards that have a negative impact on their children. This has culminated in a weekly podcast on education, Readin', Writin', and Reason, which has allowed wonderful relationships to develop between Giordano, educators, and parents throughout the country who are speaking out against overbearing school boards.
12 - Dom kicks off today’s show with the news that Matt Gaetz has been nominated to be Trump’s Attorney General and the subsequent backlash that pick has received.1205 - Is the “truth” getting in the way of progress? Will Congress hold up the Gaetz nomination? Will this crop of cabinet candidates be loyal to Trump unlike 2016.1215 - Side - fashion style that should never come back1220 - Your calls on the Matt Gaetz appointment.1240 - Continuing with your feedback on Matt Gaetz and side question answers.1250 - Jimmy Matthews has to pay the piper now that Trump has won the Presidency. Is ripped jeans a good look? 1 - Congressman Jim Jordan joins the program coming off some major wins all across the Senate. What are the Day 1 priorities of the administration now that they have all the majorities? What will be the policies of border control? The Democrats need their “come to Jesus” moment after debacles like FEMA in North Carolina. What will happen to the Department of Education? What will be a big thing that Republicans will pursue with control of all three of the White House, Senate, and House?120 - Getting heated with your calls.135 - Beth Ann Rosica joins us today to discuss our children and the problems they face. What did these election results say about the priorities of Americans as it relates to their kids? Where does Josh Shapiro stand on the transgender push that CHOP endorses? If the transgender movement had started 5-10 years ago, the feminist movement would have never allowed it. But because it is embedded in the current liberal ideology, people are afraid to speak out against it.150 - Dan time, Central Bucks School Board meeting time. Some interesting words from the Board’s Vice President. Don’t lead with safety, lead with unfairness! 2 - Jeff Bartos, Trump Campaigner here in Pennsylvania, joins us in-studio today. What was the hardest part of the job? This vote showed that this country is craving massive change, and Trump’s campaign trickled down ballot in order to get Republicans back into power. How are people who were lifelong Democrats vote blue after this disaster of an administration? Jeff likens it to being like a Cowboys fan. The Jewish vote turned purple due to the anti-semitism rampant within the country, as well as Trump’s support for Israel. What about Josh Shapiro’s stance on Israel broke his heart? Will Jeff be a part of the upcoming Trump Presidential team?210 - Money Melody215 - Winner? Laurie is pumped to win!220 - Your calls235 - Bucks County DA Jennifer Schorn joins us today. How did this event to protect our catalytic converters come to be? This event ended up being a huge deterrent for thieves because it allows for catalytic converters to be tracked by law enforcement and for scrappers to turn away the metal because it’s stolen. Is Bucks County seeing any organized, elaborate thefts like they see in New York city and Montgomery County? Jennifer details how these problems must be stopped by finding and arresting the masterminds behind this. 250 - Lightning Round!
2 - Jeff Bartos, Trump Campaigner here in Pennsylvania, joins us in-studio today. What was the hardest part of the job? This vote showed that this country is craving massive change, and Trump’s campaign trickled down ballot in order to get Republicans back into power. How are people who were lifelong Democrats vote blue after this disaster of an administration? Jeff likens it to being like a Cowboys fan. The Jewish vote turned purple due to the anti-semitism rampant within the country, as well as Trump’s support for Israel. What about Josh Shapiro’s stance on Israel broke his heart? Will Jeff be a part of the upcoming Trump Presidential team?210 - Money Melody215 - Winner? Laurie is pumped to win!220 - Your calls235 - Bucks County DA Jennifer Schorn joins us today. How did this event to protect our catalytic converters come to be? This event ended up being a huge deterrent for thieves because it allows for catalytic converters to be tracked by law enforcement and for scrappers to turn away the metal because it’s stolen. Is Bucks County seeing any organized, elaborate thefts like they see in New York city and Montgomery County? Jennifer details how these problems must be stopped by finding and arresting the masterminds behind this. 250 - Lightning Round!
1 - Congressman Jim Jordan joins the program coming off some major wins all across the Senate. What are the Day 1 priorities of the administration now that they have all the majorities? What will be the policies of border control? The Democrats need their “come to Jesus” moment after debacles like FEMA in North Carolina. What will happen to the Department of Education? What will be a big thing that Republicans will pursue with control of all three of the White House, Senate, and House? 120 - Getting heated with your calls.135 - Beth Ann Rosica joins us today to discuss our children and the problems they face. What did these election results say about the priorities of Americans as it relates to their kids? Where does Josh Shapiro stand on the transgender push that CHOP endorses? If the transgender movement had started 5-10 years ago, the feminist movement would have never allowed it. But because it is embedded in the current liberal ideology, people are afraid to speak out against it.150 - Dan time, Central Bucks School Board meeting time. Some interesting words from the Board’s Vice President. Don’t lead with safety, lead with unfairness!
12 - Dom kicks off today’s show with the news that Matt Gaetz has been nominated to be Trump’s Attorney General and the subsequent backlash that pick has received.1205 - Is the “truth” getting in the way of progress? Will Congress hold up the Gaetz nomination? Will this crop of cabinet candidates be loyal to Trump unlike 2016?1215 - Side - fashion style that should never come back1220 - Your calls on the Matt Gaetz appointment.1240 - Continuing with your feedback on Matt Gaetz and side question answers.1250 - Jimmy Matthews has to pay the piper now that Trump has won the Presidency. Is ripped jeans a good look?
12 - Dom kicks off today’s show with the news that the Senate Majority leader votes have been cast and we’re down to two candidates. Bob Casey needs to concede as Bucks County is continuing to count “every vote” that still trickles in. Breaking news: Thune has become the Senate Majority leader.1205 - Is Scott Jennings gunning for the WH Press Secretary role?1210 - How will Trump approach mass deportation?1215 - Side - underrated villain1220 - Dom discusses the secret election of John Thune and compares it to the Papacy. Your calls.1230 - RNC Chairman Michael Whatley joins us to celebrate the big wins and to tell us what’s coming down the pipeline. How effective was the mail-in ballot/low propensity vote strategy? The RNC is preparing to immediately try and flip blue states to more purple and even red. Did anything post-election surprise Whatley? Voters flocked to Trump because they understood Kamala would double down on all the destructive Joe Biden policies. How effective was the messaging on transgender women playing girls sports?What do we expect from the Press Secretary in the next admin?1250 - Your calls. 1 - Governor Mike Huckabee joins us today. What is his role as Ambassador to Israel going to entail? You can count on him to serve the Presidency dutifully. How does he feel about the ‘Make America Healthy Again’ movement that RFK Jr. is bringing to the White House? This administration will not be like it was 8 years ago, they are going to hit the ground running.110 - Your side question calls. The Hitler comments still fall flat.120 - Syracuse Football Coach Fran Brown doesn’t shower after losses to show his team he doesn’t deserve because he let them down. We need this guy in Philadelphia. Hegseth is taking heat for his past comments on women in combat. Are they going after Huckabee?140 - We take the live audio of John Thune’s statements after being elected as Majority speaker and get Dom’s reaction.150 - Your calls.2 - Political commentator and legal expert Andrew C. McCarthy joins the show. How does Andy feel about Pete Hegseth? How nice is it to have an influx of youth in our politics? Will these cases against Trump both get dismissed? Andy weighs in. How about those Mets? And other pleasantries.210 - Money Melody215 - Winner? 220 - Central Bucks School district made another declaration on transgender women playing in girls sports, much to Dom’s chagrin. Is there a problem in north Philadelphia with non-english speaking students?235 - More on Central Bucks overreaction to a Trump presidency. Trump has apparently spoken to John Thune. Your calls. 250 - Lightning Round!
2 - Political commentator and legal expert Andrew C. McCarthy joins the show. How does Andy feel about Pete Hegseth? How nice is it to have an influx of youth in our politics? Will these cases against Trump both get dismissed? Andy weighs in. How about those Mets? And other pleasantries.210 - Money Melody215 - Winner? 220 - Central Bucks School district made another declaration on transgender women playing in girls sports, much to Dom’s chagrin. Is there a problem in north Philadelphia with non-english speaking students?235 - More on Central Bucks overreaction to a Trump presidency. Trump has apparently spoken to John Thune. Your calls. 250 - Lightning Round!
1 - Governor Mike Huckabee joins us today. What is his role as Ambassador to Israel going to entail? You can count on him to serve the Presidency dutifully. How does he feel about the ‘Make America Healthy Again’ movement that RFK Jr. is bringing to the White House? This administration will not be like it was 8 years ago, they are going to hit the ground running.110 - Your side question calls. The Hitler comments still fall flat.120 - Syracuse Football Coach Fran Brown doesn’t shower after losses to show his team he doesn’t deserve because he let them down. We need this guy in Philadelphia. Hegseth is taking heat for his past comments on women in combat. Are they going after Huckabee?140 - We take the live audio of John Thune’s statements after being elected as Majority speaker and get Dom’s reaction.150 - Your calls.
12 - Dom kicks off today’s show with the news that the Senate Majority leader votes have been cast and we’re down to two candidates. Bob Casey needs to concede as Bucks County is continuing to count “every vote” that still trickles in. Breaking news: Thune has become the Senate Majority leader.1205 - Is Scott Jennings gunning for the WH Press Secretary role?1210 - How will Trump approach mass deportation?1215 - Side - underrated villain1220 - Dom discusses the secret election of John Thune and compares it to the Papacy. Your calls.1230 - RNC Chairman Michael Whatley joins us to celebrate the big wins and to tell us what’s coming down the pipeline. How effective was the mail-in ballot/low propensity vote strategy? The RNC is preparing to immediately try and flip blue states to more purple and even red. Did anything post-election surprise Whatley? Voters flocked to Trump because they understood Kamala would double down on all the destructive Joe Biden policies. How effective was the messaging on transgender women playing girls sports?What do we expect from the Press Secretary in the next admin?1250 - Your calls.
12 - Judge Marchan is weighing whether or not to throw out his case against Trump over SCOTUS’ presidential immunity?1205 - Dom runs through Trump’s current cabinet picks and how he thinks they’ll fare in their new role.1210 - How will Trump approach mass deportation?1215 - Side - all time posters1220 - Your calls. What will it take to return to a sense of normalcy? Who else will fill out the cabinet? 1235 - Jim Worthington returns to the program. How was dinner at the Trumps? Will PA be a swing state ever again? We have to be looking forward in order to win in 2026 and again in 2028. All these current campaigners are itching to get out and do it all again and it is important to strike while the iron is hot. 1250 - Your calls.1 - Oklahoma Superintendent of Schools Ryan Walters joins us today. Is he staying out of trouble? They are prosecuting teachers and individuals for keeping wokeness out of our schools, such as gender affirming language. How do we rid the school systems of these ideals? What is the ideology that Ryan would like to see implemented in schools going forward?120 - Your calls on the side question. Is Septa more incompetent than Philadelphia?135 - Colonel Allen B. West joins us today to give us election recap and some Veterans Day coverage. Why did crime and safety prevail as the reason cities got more Republican votes in this cycle? What does Mike Waltz bring to the table? How is the Trump campaign going to organize who gets deported first? What is Colonel West doing to help the Trump campaign and what will he do going forward? How are folks feeling about the Cowboys?150 - Democrats have another problem: Scott Presler. Scott will be canvassing New Jersey to help flip it red in 2026, and Paula Scanlan wants to help. 2 - Paula Scanlon,Legislative Liaison, Independent Women's Voice and former UPenn swimmer, joins us today. How does it feel that more college athletes are speaking out against transgender women in sports after her and Riley Gaines were subjected to practicing and competing with Lia Thomas in the pool. How many medals have been taken away from girls across the country by transgender women at the expense of girls? How is she going to support Scott Presler in New Jersey? Paula is excited to see how education changes over these next few years as well.210 - Your calls. Money Melody215 - Winner? 220 - How will Tom Homan approach deportations and sanctuary cities?235 - Your calls.240 - Scott Presler joins us after some bad phone issues. How will he approach New Jersey in their upcoming gubernatorial election? Scott Presler has become the template of voter registration, after being praised by women like Paula Scanlan. This will be Scott’s best holiday season ever.250 - Lightning Round!
2 - Paula Scanlon, Legislative Liaison, Independent Women's Voice and former UPenn swimmer, joins us today. How does it feel that more college athletes are speaking out against transgender women in sports after her and Riley Gaines were subjected to practicing and competing with Lia Thomas in the pool. How many medals have been taken away from girls across the country by transgender women at the expense of girls? How is she going to support Scott Presler in New Jersey? Paula is excited to see how education changes over these next few years as well.210 - Your calls. Money Melody215 - Winner? 220 - How will Tom Homan approach deportations and sanctuary cities?235 - Your calls.240 - Scott Presler joins us after some bad phone issues. How will he approach New Jersey in their upcoming gubernatorial election? Scott Presler has become the template of voter registration, after being praised by women like Paula Scanlan. This will be Scott’s best holiday season ever. 250 - Lightning Round!
1 - Oklahoma Superintendent of Schools Ryan Walters joins us today. Is he staying out of trouble? They are prosecuting teachers and individuals for keeping wokeness out of our schools, such as gender affirming language. How do we rid the school systems of these ideals? What is the ideology that Ryan would like to see implemented in schools going forward?120 - Your calls on the side question. Is Septa more incompetent than Philadelphia?135 - Colonel Allen B. West joins us today to give us election recap and some Veterans Day coverage. Why did crime and safety prevail as the reason cities got more Republican votes in this cycle? What does Mike Waltz bring to the table? How is the Trump campaign going to organize who gets deported first? What is Colonel West doing to help the Trump campaign and what will he do going forward? How are folks feeling about the Cowboys?150 - Democrats have another problem: Scott Presler. Scott will be canvassing New Jersey to help flip it red in 2026, and Paula Scanlan wants to help.
12 - Judge Marchan is weighing whether or not to throw out his case against Trump over SCOTUS’ presidential immunity?1205 - Dom runs through Trump’s current cabinet picks and how he thinks they’ll fare in their new role.1210 - How will Trump approach mass deportation?1215 - Side - all time posters1220 - Your calls. What will it take to return to a sense of normalcy? Who else will fill out the cabinet? 1235 - Jim Worthington returns to the program. How was dinner at the Trumps? Will PA be a swing state ever again? We have to be looking forward in order to win in 2026 and again in 2028. All these current campaigners are itching to get out and do it all again and it is important to strike while the iron is hot. 1250 - Your calls.
12 - Happy Veterans Day! Thank you to all of those who served. Tom Homan will be Trump's “Border Czar” and we listen to audio of him going back and forth with Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez1210 - Did Kamala lose because of the transgender issue?1215 - Side - What is worth the calories?1220 - What will be done about illegal immigration? Trump had comments on that. Will he eliminate federal agencies to shrink the government?1235 - Dom’s Big List: the top people in Pennsylvania that helped deliver the Keystone state to Trump. Did Dom get it right? Henry gives his feedback.1250 - Dom may have lost a listener. Bernie pops up and puts a nice spin on Biden’s presidency1 - Biden went big and fell flat on his face, so these media people have to acknowledge that is what happened instead of blaming minority voters and “misinformation”. 105 - The Inquirer let the “Two time loser” write an op-ed and his proposal to fix the local Democrats? Fire Bob Brady!110 - PA Senator-elect Dave McCormick joins us today. Dom thanks Dave for his service to this country. And calls him Senator! How did Dave edge out the incumbent Bob Casey? How did Dave craftily tie fentanyl use to the border problem in order to corral PA voters? Why will Bob Casey not concede this election? Dave has some sympathy for Bob. Does Dave have to bring his own chair to Senate orientation? Dave is not looking to be a career politician, he is just looking to shake things up. 130 - Your calls.135 - Linda Kerns of ProtectTheVote.com joins us to dispute her ranking on Dom’s Big List. How did the Trump campaign end up picking Linda to do this for him? Is there anyone else in PA fit for this job besides Linda? Linda details what is going on behind the scenes as far as Bob Casey possibly launching a challenge against McCormick, but it looks like Bob will not be able to make up the votes regardless. What is Linda’s assessment of Secretary of State Al Schmidt? Linda pays homage to Corey Comperatore. 150 - Teasing the upcoming interview and taking your calls. Is the dollar back?2 - Will Pierce, former Bernie Sanders advisor and DailyCaller columnist, joins us today. Why did he leave the Democrat Party? Something that people don’t know is that a lot of Bernie supporters went over to Trump in 2016 when Bernie was eliminated from contention. Why did Democrat support wane in this cycle? What do the mainstream media’s messaging to voters say about them? Why would we give Democrats our vote nationally when they can’t even run things locally?205 - The Inquirer wrote a piece on how voters went to Trump despite a “booming economy”. 210 - Money Melody215 - Winner? 220 - Tom Homan went off on sanctuary cities and described what his plan is when he takes over. 235 - Colonel Scott Rutter, who led the takeover of the Afghanistan Airport during the war on terror, joins us to commemorate this Veterans’ Day. What steps is his group doing in order to assimilate Veterans back into society, as well as helping their families stationed all across the globe. Will the military return back to a merit system instead of politics? Please help out The TAPS.org fund in any way that you can. 240 - Side question calls.250 - Lightning Round!
2 - Will Pierce, former Bernie Sanders advisor and DailyCaller columnist, joins us today. Why did he leave the Democrat Party? Something that people don’t know is that a lot of Bernie supporters went over to Trump in 2016 when Bernie was eliminated from contention. Why did Democrat support wane in this cycle? What do the mainstream media’s messaging to voters say about them? Why would we give Democrats our vote nationally when they can’t even run things locally?205 - The Inquirer wrote a piece on how voters went to Trump despite a “booming economy”. 210 - Money Melody215 - Winner? 220 - Tom Homan went off on sanctuary cities and described what his plan is when he takes over. 235 - Colonel Scott Rutter, who led the takeover of the Afghanistan Airport during the war on terror, joins us to commemorate this Veterans’ Day. What steps is his group doing in order to assimilate Veterans back into society, as well as helping their families stationed all across the globe. Will the military return back to a merit system instead of politics? Please help out The TAPS.org fund in any way that you can. 240 - Side question calls.250 - Lightning Round!
1 - Biden went big and fell flat on his face, so these media people have to acknowledge that is what happened instead of blaming minority voters and “misinformation”. 105 - The Inquirer let the “Two time loser” write an op-ed and his proposal to fix the local Democrats? Fire Bob Brady!110 - PA Senator-elect Dave McCormick joins us today. Dom thanks Dave for his service to this country. And calls him Senator! How did Dave edge out the incumbent Bob Casey? How did Dave craftily tie fentanyl use to the border problem in order to corral PA voters? Why will Bob Casey not concede this election? Dave has some sympathy for Bob. Does Dave have to bring his own chair to Senate orientation? Dave is not looking to be a career politician, he is just looking to shake things up.130 - Your calls.135 - Linda Kerns of ProtectTheVote.com joins us to dispute her ranking on Dom’s Big List. How did the Trump campaign end up picking Linda to do this for him? Is there anyone else in PA fit for this job besides Linda? Linda details what is going on behind the scenes as far as Bob Casey possibly launching a challenge against McCormick, but it looks like Bob will not be able to make up the votes regardless. What is Linda’s assessment of Secretary of State Al Schmidt? Linda pays homage to Corey Comperatore. 150 - Teasing the upcoming interview and taking your calls. Is the dollar back?
12 - Happy Veterans Day! Thank you to all of those who served. Tom Homan will be Trump's “Border Czar” and we listen to audio of him going back and forth with Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez1210 - Did Kamala lose because of the transgender issue?1215 - Side - What is worth the calories?1220 - What will be done about illegal immigration? Trump had comments on that. Will he eliminate federal agencies to shrink the government?1235 - Dom’s Big List: the top people in Pennsylvania that helped deliver the Keystone state to Trump. Did Dom get it right? Henry gives his feedback.1250 - Dom may have lost a listener. Bernie pops up and puts a nice spin on Biden’s presidency
12 - We kick off Friday with Former Congressman Bob Brady. Bob is here and he’s honoring “the Lobster Bet” he made with Dom a few months back that Kamala would get 500K + votes in the city of Philadelphia. Bob details now his efforts to try and finish all the counting of ballots for PA Senate. Dom and Bob bond over a Helen Gym/Kamala Harris delegate arguing with both of them over each election. Why wasn’t the Democrats ground game as effective as the Republicans? Will Josh Shapiro be a good candidate for President? Better pay up on that lobster bet before the prices drop!1210 - Where is Helen Gym? 1215 - Phil Murphy vows to “fight to the death” against anything he deems un-American. 1235 - Recently re-elected Congressman Jeff Van Drew joins us today to give us his recap of election night. What will Trump bring in this term? So much for the “Trump hates women” narrative as he appoints a woman as his Chief of Staff. Jeff is thankful that New Jersey is not yet California as Republicans showed out. The best is yet to come!1240 - Dom and Jim Kelly re-enact a scene from the Godather as Jim does a few more impressions.1250 - Quick turnaround1 - Dom’s Big List! Dom gives the rundown of the top moments of the Trump/Harris campaign. Dan and Henry also give their Top 3 and debate about the rankings. 120 - More of your calls.135 - Multiple elite universities canceled classes after the election. How soft can we get? Hitting the phone lines.140 - When would you concede as a candidate running for office? 145 - An early Money Melody.150 - Winner? Your calls.2 - Dr. Mary Makary joins the program. What kind of element does Robert F. Kennedy Jr. bring to a Trump presidency in regards to health? Why are they attacking the “Make America Healthy again” agenda? The War against Hunger and school lunchroom initiatives has been a disaster because it has filled the foods we eat with additional additives and chemicals in order to mass produce products. What are the root causes of the health epidemic amongst kids? Will Dr. Makary have any influence on the “MAHA” campaign? We have to stop medicating all these kids!215 - What is to be done about Froot Loops?225 - Going back and forth on what is in our food and what is to be done about it.235 - What will the legacy of Trump be? Dom thinks it will be getting us out of all of these endless wars.240 - Sgt. Dakota Meyer joins the program to discuss his program “Hiring Our Heroes” in a partnership with Toyota. The program brings awareness that our people who served this country need help assimilating back into the civilian world and gainful employment is a step in the right direction. 250 - Lightning Round!
2 - Dr. Mary Makary joins the program. What kind of element does Robert F. Kennedy Jr. bring to a Trump presidency in regards to health? Why are they attacking the “Make America Healthy again” agenda? The War against Hunger and school lunchroom initiatives has been a disaster because it has filled the foods we eat with additional additives and chemicals in order to mass produce products. What are the root causes of the health epidemic amongst kids? Will Dr. Makary have any influence on the “MAHA” campaign? We have to stop medicating all these kids!215 - What is to be done about Froot Loops?225 - Going back and forth on what is in our food and what is to be done about it.235 - What will the legacy of Trump be? Dom thinks it will be getting us out of all of these endless wars.240 - Sgt. Dakota Meyer joins the program to discuss his program “Hiring Our Heroes” in a partnership with Toyota. The program brings awareness that our people who served this country need help assimilating back into the civilian world and gainful employment is a step in the right direction. 250 - Lightning Round! Winner of the Week!
1 - Dom’s Big List! Dom gives the rundown of the top moments of the Trump/Harris campaign. Dan and Henry also give their Top 3 and debate about the rankings. 120 - More of your calls.135 - Multiple elite universities canceled classes after the election. How soft can we get? Hitting the phone lines.140 - When would you concede as a candidate running for office? 145 - An early Money Melody.150 - Winner? Your calls.
12 - We kick off Friday with Former Congressman Bob Brady. Bob is here and he’s honoring “the Lobster Bet” he made with Dom a few months back that Kamala would get 500K + votes in the city of Philadelphia. Bob details now his efforts to try and finish all the counting of ballots for PA Senate. Dom and Bob bond over a Helen Gym/Kamala Harris delegate arguing with both of them over each election. Why wasn’t the Democrats ground game as effective as the Republicans? Will Josh Shapiro be a good candidate for President? Better pay up on that lobster bet before the prices drop!1210 - Where is Helen Gym? 1215 - Phil Murphy vows to “fight to the death” against anything he deems un-American. 1235 - Recently re-elected Congressman Jeff Van Drew joins us today to give us his recap of election night. What will Trump bring in this term? So much for the “Trump hates women” narrative as he appoints a woman as his Chief of Staff. Jeff is thankful that New Jersey is not yet California as Republicans showed out. The best is yet to come!1240 - Dom and Jim Kelly re-enact a scene from the Godfather as Jim does a few more impressions.1250 - Quick turnaround
12 - Does RFK Jr. want to ban Froot Loops?1210 - Does Morning Joe really not know the price of butter?1215 - Side - all time fades into irrelevancy1220 - Jimmy Kimmel shed tears in his opening monologue at the news that Trump won .1240 - More of your calls.1250 - Jonny Z of Mulligan’s hops on the line to discuss the shifting numbers of blue voters across states causing some states to turn red. Does the nice weather have an impact on the local economy?1 - Moms4Liberty Co-founder Tiffany Justice joins us today. How much do we have to push for parental rights? Would Tiffany accept being the Secretary of Education? What would be her top of mind issue? Tiffany discusses the numbers of less educated students being more prone to a poorer quality of life. Would there be federal laws that we could implement to keep girls’ sports for girls? 120 - Who should determine educational rights? Dom argues that it should be up to the states, but how are you to counteract the national Teachers’ Union? What do we want Trump to do as his first order of business to keep things sane? Your calls on food production. 130 - The Amish were so beaten down by government regulations that they had no choice but to vote Trump.140 - There is a division in the 26th ward in Philadelphia that was overwhelmingly Trump. Where was it? Bob Brady went off on the DNC and their strategy and blame game they’re playing. 145 - AOC posted on Instagram demonizing the Trump voters as sheep being led to the fascist slaughter. 150 - Dan time, reminiscing time. Remember when Helen Gym didn’t attend Dom Giordano’s mayoral showcase? We revisit the press release her campaign released in response to Dom’s displeasure with her no-show.155 - Your calls. 2 - We’ve got the betting odds on who will fill Trump’s cabinet.205 - Returning to the Froot Loops debate.210 - Donald Trump posted a phony McDonald’s resignation letter. What are the positive things/moments that pushed Trump over the line juxtaposed for loser things that each candidate did that would have or did cost them the election. 220 - Money Melody!225 - Winner? 230 - Dom breaks down the geographical results of Trump voters in the city of Philadelphia.235 - Sunny Hostin makes an outrageous statement on why people are struggling in America.250 - Lightning Round!
2 - We’ve got the betting odds on who will fill Trump’s cabinet.205 - Returning to the Froot Loops debate.210 - Donald Trump posted a phony McDonald’s resignation letter. What are the positive things/moments that pushed Trump over the line juxtaposed for loser things that each candidate did that would have or did cost them the election. 220 - Money Melody!225 - Winner? 230 - Dom breaks down the geographical results of Trump voters in the city of Philadelphia.235 - Sunny Hostin makes an outrageous statement on why people are struggling in America.250 - Lightning Round!
1 - Moms4Liberty Co-founder Tiffany Justice joins us today. How much do we have to push for parental rights? Would Tiffany accept being the Secretary of Education? What would be her top of mind issue? Tiffany discusses the numbers of less educated students being more prone to a poorer quality of life. Would there be federal laws that we could implement to keep girls’ sports for girls? 120 - Who should determine educational rights? Dom argues that it should be up to the states, but how are you to counteract the national Teachers’ Union? What do we want Trump to do as his first order of business to keep things sane? Your calls on food production. 130 - The Amish were so beaten down by government regulations that they had no choice but to vote Trump.140 - There is a division in the 26th ward in Philadelphia that was overwhelmingly Trump. Where was it? Bob Brady went off on the DNC and their strategy and blame game they’re playing. 145 - AOC posted on Instagram demonizing the Trump voters as sheep being led to the fascist slaughter. 150 - Dan time, reminiscing time. Remember when Helen Gym didn’t attend Dom Giordano’s mayoral showcase? We revisit the press release her campaign released in response to Dom’s displeasure with her no-show.155 - Your calls.
12 - Does RFK Jr. want to ban Froot Loops?1210 - Does Morning Joe really not know the price of butter?1215 - Side - all time fades into irrelevancy1220 - Jimmy Kimmel shed tears in his opening monologue at the news that Trump won .1240 - More of your calls1250 - Jonny Z of Mulligan’s hops on the line to discuss the shifting numbers of blue voters across states causing some states to turn red. Does the nice weather have an impact on the local economy?
12 - How about this victory? Trump and the Republicans come away with a resounding win in the election last night. What is wrong with Sunny Hostin?1205 - Why did people care about the transgender issues? It was symbolic of how out of touch the Democratic Party. 1215 - Side - all time comeback and subsequent discussion1220 - Your calls. 1235 - One of the Mount Rushmore faces of Pennsylvania elections, Jim Worthington of the NAC, joins us to relive his night and his work flipping Bucks County to red. Jim gives thanks to all the other people who helped flip Pennsylvania back to red.He also details how he only got one hour of sleep but was still able to hit the gym and how he has never felt more energetic. 1245 - Is Larry Krasner hearing footsteps? Soros backed DAs went down last night. Will he go after the Mayor?1250 - More of your calls.1 - Is he real? He’s real and he’s spectacular. Scott Presler joins us today. Why didn’t Scott want to join us last night? What was Scott doing last night for coverage? How does Scott feel about his corralling of the Amish vote? What are Scott’s plans now that the election is over? Will we have a little party to celebrate Scott and all of the work he did? The listeners express their admiration for Scott. 120 - Where will Trump stand on abortion? Will it be as Democrats portrayed or will it be handed back to the states? Does abortion hold as much water with voters as we thought? Will Republicans hold the House? RFK Jr. got into an exchange with an MSNBC reporter over fluoride in our water. 135 - Continuing on with our Mount Rushmore, Captain Sean Parnell joins the program. How does it feel after a big win? How did he convince Republicans to vote by mail? Sean details how he capitalized on Democrats sticking to the same old gameplan. What’s the next course of action for Sean? Has Don Jr. slept in the last three days?145 - Can Elvis hold a flame to Sinatra’s “My Way”? Linda Kerns joins us to discuss that and protecting the vote on this day after the election. How were we able to prevent illegal ballots trying to be pushed through at the end? What are the legal procedures taking places right now post-election? Linda spills the beans!2 - Tim Murtaugh of the Trump campaign joins us to give his review of election night. When did they know it was time to call it? When did Tim think the tide was turned and that they could sweep all 7 battleground states? What was the key massage from the Trump campaigned that brought voters back to the GOP?210 - Side question calls.215 - Money Melody!220 - Winner?225 - How instrumental was Lara Trump to the winning campaign?230 - PA Attorney General-Elect Dave Sunday joins us fresh off his big win. Why should an AG be a prosecutor? What will Dave’s relationship with Larry Krasner be? What is his stance on the special counsel appointed to oversee the SEPTA case?250 - Double Lightning Round!
2 - Tim Murtaugh of the Trump campaign joins us to give his review of election night. When did they know it was time to call it? When did Tim think the tide was turned and that they could sweep all 7 battleground states? What was the key massage from the Trump campaigned that brought voters back to the GOP?210 - Side question calls.215 - Money Melody!220 - Winner? 225 - How instrumental was Lara Trump to the winning campaign?230 - PA Attorney General-Elect Dave Sunday joins us fresh off his big win. Why should an AG be a prosecutor? What will Dave’s relationship with Larry Krasner be? What is his stance on the special counsel appointed to oversee the SEPTA case?250 - Double Lightning Round!
1 - Is he real? He’s real and he’s spectacular. Scott Presler joins us today. Why didn’t Scott want to join us last night? What was Scott doing last night for coverage? How does Scott feel about his corralling of the Amish vote? What are Scott’s plans now that the election is over? Will we have a little party to celebrate Scott and all of the work he did? The listeners express their admiration for Scott. 120 - Where will Trump stand on abortion? Will it be as Democrats portrayed or will it be handed back to the states? Does abortion hold as much water with voters as we thought? Will Republicans hold the House? RFK Jr. got into an exchange with an MSNBC reporter over fluoride in our water. 135 - Continuing on with our Mount Rushmore, Captain Sean Parnell joins the program. How does it feel after a big win? How did he convince Republicans to vote by mail? Sean details how he capitalized on Democrats sticking to the same old gameplan. What’s the next course of action for Sean? Has Don Jr. slept in the last three days?145 - Can Elvis hold a flame to Sinatra’s “My Way”? Linda Kerns joins us to discuss that and protecting the vote on this day after the election. How were we able to prevent illegal ballots trying to be pushed through at the end? What are the legal procedures taking places right now post-election? Linda spills the beans!
12 - How about this victory? Trump and the Republicans come away with a resounding win in the election last night. What is wrong with Sunny Hostin?1205 - Why did people care about the transgender issues? It was symbolic of how out of touch the Democratic Party. 1215 - Side - all time comeback and subsequent discussion1220 - Your calls. 1235 - One of the Mount Rushmore faces of Pennsylvania elections, Jim Worthington of the NAC, joins us to relive his night and his work flipping Bucks County to red. Jim gives thanks to all the other people who helped flip Pennsylvania back to red. He also details how he only got one hour of sleep but was still able to hit the gym and how he has never felt more energetic. 1245 - Is Larry Krasner hearing footsteps? Soros backed DAs went down last night. Will he go after the Mayor?1250 - More of your calls.
12 - Dom continues Linda Kerns’ election coverage carried over from Dawn’s show. What is this nonsense over ballot harvesting at local hospitals? Linda implores anyone out there that if they see something wrong, to call it out1205 - Is this really the last election ever Oprah? Joe Scarborough makes very demeaning comments.1215 - Side - all time debate you would like to see get settled1220 - Your side question answers.1235 - Montgomery County Commissioner Tom DiBello joins us to paint us a picture of what’s going on in the voting offices across the county today. Are we allowed to ID workers? 1240 - What is at stake in this election? Dom and Morning Joe disagree. 1250 - Does this ballot harvesting at hospitals cross the lines of the Hippocratic Oath?1 - Kevin Kelly joins us from The Reading Terminal Market. We replay his famous audio from 2008 of a woman being denied from being a poll worker. What will he be looking for today as a poll watcher?110 - Dave McCormick pops on the program to implore everybody to get out and vote. He also discusses how this Senate seat isn’t the “Casey Seat” , it’s a position you have to earn each and every day. 130 - Your side question answers.135 - Jody Della Barba joins us from the 26th Ward. Will the area go for Trump? The turnout here has been outstanding. 140 - How was it possible that Mitt Romney got no votes in some wards in Philadelphia in 2012? Your calls. 150 - Your calls on what you’re seeing around Election Day. Guy Ciarrocchi joins us from Philadelphia to give us updates on what he’s seeing on the road today. What are the signs he wants to see out of Philadelphia and its suburbs? Is Pennsylvania the prize? Has Kamala given up on Nevada and Arizona? 2 - Co-chair of the RNC Lara Trump joins us. What is Lara seeing in the battleground states? Will the North Carolina residents affected by Hurricane Helene be able to vote? Despite local Hospitals giving emergency ballots to patients, Lara implores listeners not to worry and to get out and vote. How much sleep has Lara gotten recently?215 - Money Melody!220 - Winner?225 - Side question calls.235 - Rich Zeoli joins us live from Pittsburgh and the Dave McCormick rally party to talk about where they think the swing states will vote in this election. Will the silent Trump voter be more powerful than the silent Kamala voter? What is Dave McCormick doing today before his appearance in Pittsburgh?250 - Tom DiBello hops on to tell us how the ballot counting is going thus far. Will they be counted tonight?
2 - Co-chair of the RNC Lara Trump joins us. What is Lara seeing in the battleground states? Will the North Carolina residents affected by Hurricane Helene be able to vote? Despite local Hospitals giving emergency ballots to patients, Lara implores listeners not to worry and to get out and vote. How much sleep has Lara gotten recently?215 - Money Melody!220 - Winner? 225 - Side question calls.235 - Rich Zeoli joins us live from Pittsburgh and the Dave McCormick rally party to talk about where they think the swing states will vote in this election. Will the silent Trump voter be more powerful than the silent Kamala voter? What is Dave McCormick doing today before his appearance in Pittsburgh?250 - Tom DiBello hops on to tell us how the ballot counting is going thus far. Will they be counted tonight?
1 - Kevin Kelly joins us from The Reading Terminal Market. We replay his famous audio from 2008 of a woman being denied from being a poll worker. What will he be looking for today as a poll watcher?110 - Dave McCormick pops on the program to implore everybody to get out and vote. He also discusses how this Senate seat isn’t the “Casey Seat” , it’s a position you have to earn each and every day. 130 - Your side question answers.135 - Jody Della Barba joins us from the 26th Ward. Will the area go for Trump? The turnout here has been outstanding. 140 - How was it possible that Mitt Romney got no votes in some wards in Philadelphia in 2012? Your calls. 150 - Your calls on what you’re seeing around Election Day. Guy Ciarrocchi joins us from Philadelphia to give us updates on what he’s seeing on the road today. What are the signs he wants to see out of Philadelphia and its suburbs? Is Pennsylvania the prize? Has Kamala given up on Nevada and Arizona?
12 - Dom continues Linda Kerns’ election coverage carried over from Dawn’s show. What is this nonsense over ballot harvesting at local hospitals? Linda implores anyone out there that if they see something wrong, to call it out.1205 - Is this really the last election ever Oprah? Joe Scarborough makes very demeaning comments.1215 - Side - all time debate you would like to see get settled1220 - Your side question answers.1235 - Montgomery County Commissioner Tom DiBello joins us to paint us a picture of what’s going on in the voting offices across the county today. Are we allowed to ID workers? 1240 - What is at stake in this election? Dom and Morning Joe disagree. 1250 - Does this ballot harvesting at hospitals cross the lines of the Hippocratic Oath?
Bryan Llenas of Fox News joins us today to give updates on what he is doing regarding election coverage. Why is Kamala gearing up so much for Pennsylvania with these rallies/concerts?
12 - Dom kicks off the day before the election with the big gests trying to corral votes for Kamala at the Eagles’ tailgate. Is Dom MAGA?1215 - Bill O’Reilly joins us to give us his thoughts on the Presidential race right before Election Day. Bill argues because Trump wants to be both a politician and an entertainer, he is hurting himself because the media selectively snipes his entertainer clips out of context and feeds the media propaganda machine with them. How frightening is Kamala Harris' agenda? What gives people hope in this election? What fills the void when the mainstream media inevitably self-destructs?1220 - Side - all time hype song1235 - Scott Presler joins us today. What are his big takeaways from being in Bucks County? Scott details how he has laid everything out on the line and has no energy left but to say make sure you get out and vote and track your ballot. 1240 - Doug Emhoff says Trump voters are being “hustled”. When will they realize that demeaning and belittling voters is not the way to go?1250 - Open borders for all, except people trying to sneak into the Democrat rally/concert. Your side question answers.1 - Georgia Senator David Perdue joins us today to give us a preview of how Georgia will vote tomorrow. Why does the Trump campaign kep hammering down on the men playing women’s sports issues?110 - Did they really have to raid a man’s house and euthanize his pet squirrel? Don Jr. and JD Vance had some thoughts on that.120 - Will undated ballots be counted tomorrow? Side question answers.135 - Trafalgar Pollster extraordinaire Robert Cahaly joins us to give his final update before election day tomorrow. What is he seeing in his numbers that will give Trump the edge tomorrow? Can Kamala be likened to Obama? What will Robert be looking for tomorrow? Well, it apparently all starts with New Hampshire. Where can we find Robert?150 - Dan time, Philly Sports time. Are Embiid and Kelce justified in their actions over the weekend?2 - Dom recaps his evening with the Scandinavians. They had to quash any stereotypes about them and asked inquisitive questions over why Americans are supporting Trump.205 - What indicators should we be looking for tomorrow? Liz Cheney 210 - Bryan Llenas of Fox News joins us today to give updates on what he is doing regarding election coverage. Why is Kamala gearing up so much for Pennsylvania with these rallies/concerts? 220 - Jim Worthington brings us updates from the upcoming JD Vance rally tonight. Jim thinks JD will be the difference in winning the election as he has put on a masterclass in connecting with voters. Jim gives his prediction on who wins the election and when it will be called.225 - Liberal Paul makes his presence known by hopping back on the phone lines. And Jimmy Matthews? Jamie Raskin makes it clear only fascists use the rhetoric the Democrats use.230 - Money Melody!235 - Winner? 240 - Chrissy Houlihan wants to save the pipes1250 - Lightning Round!
2 - Dom recaps his evening with the Scandinavians. They had to quash any stereotypes about them and asked inquisitive questions over why Americans are supporting Trump.205 - What indicators should we be looking for tomorrow? Liz Cheney responds to Trump.210 - Bryan Llenas of Fox News joins us today to give updates on what he is doing regarding election coverage. Why is Kamala gearing up so much for Pennsylvania with these rallies/concerts? 220 - Jim Worthington brings us updates from the upcoming JD Vance rally tonight. Jim thinks JD will be the difference in winning the election as he has put on a masterclass in connecting with voters. Jim gives his prediction on who wins the election and when it will be called.225 - Liberal Paul makes his presence known by hopping back on the phone lines. And Jimmy Matthews? Jamie Raskin makes it clear only fascists use the rhetoric the Democrats use.230 - Money Melody!235 - Winner? 240 - Chrissy Houlihan wants to save the pipes!250 - Lightning Round!
1 - Georgia Senator David Perdue joins us today to give us a preview of how Georgia will vote tomorrow. Why does the Trump campaign keep hammering down on the men playing women’s sports issues?110 - Did they really have to raid a man’s house and euthanize his pet squirrel? Don Jr. and JD Vance had some thoughts on that.120 - Will undated ballots be counted tomorrow? Side question answers.135 - Trafalgar Pollster extraordinaire Robert Cahaly joins us to give his final update before election day tomorrow. What is he seeing in his numbers that will give Trump the edge tomorrow? Can Kamala be likened to Obama? What will Robert be looking for tomorrow? Well, it apparently all starts with New Hampshire. Where can we find Robert?150 - Dan time, Philly Sports time. Are Embiid and Kelce justified in their actions over the weekend?
12 - Dom kicks off the day before the election with the big gests trying to corral votes for Kamala at the Eagles’ tailgate. Is Dom MAGA?1215 - Bill O’Reilly joins us to give us his thoughts on the Presidential race right before Election Day. Bill argues because Trump wants to be both a politician and an entertainer, he is hurting himself because the media selectively snipes his entertainer clips out of context and feeds the media propaganda machine with them. How frightening is Kamala Harris' agenda? What gives people hope in this election? What fills the void when the mainstream media inevitably self-destructs?1220 - Side - all time hype song. 1235 - Scott Presler joins us today. What are his big takeaways from being in Bucks County? Scott details how he has laid everything out on the line and has no energy left but to say make sure you get out and vote and track your ballot. 1240 - Doug Emhoff says Trump voters are being “hustled”. When will they realize that demeaning and belittling voters is not the way to go?1250 - Open borders for all, except people trying to sneak into the Democrat rally/concert. Your side question answers.
12 - Dom kicks off the show with a quick rundown of what’s to come. Mark Cuban is the gift that keeps on giving.1205 - What is going to prevent voting fraud now and in the future? Dom sounds off on Josh Shapiro’s comments.1210 - Kamala wraps up her election on the art Museum steps.1215 - Side - Something scandinavian1220 - Josh Shapiro throws out some profanity when discussing JD Vance. More side question calls and answers. 1235 - “We are trash” chants broke out at a Fox & Friends event. Trump worked out?1250 - Continuing with your calls. 1 - Newsmax President Chris Ruddy joins us today to bring us his election coverage. What is Trump going to have to do well to beat Kamala come election day? Where is Newsmax going to be focusing their coverage? What does he expect come election day?110 - Jim Worthington joins us with some breaking news from Bucks County over early voting. While Bucks is following the letter of the law now, they are purposely understaffing voting centers to slow roll the vote and make people wait in line for as much as 6 hours today! Jim details personal stories of voters in line. What is to be done about this? Is this incompetence or purposeful? My God!135 - JD Mullane joins us again today to pick up where we left off yesterday. Where is JD right now? We resume discussing his piece on the shift of voters values in Bucks County. What can we expect coming down the pipeline as far as stories go from JD? 140 - WHYY reports that experienced poll workers are worried about newcomers to the field. Wonder why…145 - Bucks County Commissioner Pam Van Blunk joins us to discuss the grants given to the county that goes towards election integrity programs. What has she heard about the long lines throughout the county? Pam details the facts and figures and how the money handed out and the preparation of the voting precincts don’t line up. 2 - PA Republican Candidate for Senate Dave McCormick joins us as his campaign comes to a head. What does he have to say about the voter disenfranchisement happening locally? Dave details his plan to give himself a term limit, as he does not want to see himself become a career politician like Bob Casey. 210 - Your calls on personal voter disenfranchisement and the side question answers.215 - Money Melody!220 - Winner?230 - Jim Worthington rejoins us to give us voting updates live and in-person.240 - Dom sees the ferocious support for Trump here in the suburbs and the Democrats are revolting.250 - Lightning Round! Winner of the Week?
2 - PA Republican Candidate for Senate Dave McCormick joins us as his campaign comes to a head. What does he have to say about the voter disenfranchisement happening locally? Dave details his plan to give himself a term limit, as he does not want to see himself become a career politician like Bob Casey. 210 - Your calls on personal voter disenfranchisement and the side question answers.215 - Money Melody!220 - Winner!230 - Jim Worthington rejoins us to give us voting updates live and in-person.240 - Dom sees the ferocious support for Trump here in the suburbs and the Democrats are revolting.250 - Lightning Round! Winner of the Week?
1 - Newsmax President Chris Ruddy joins us today to bring us his election coverage. What is Trump going to have to do well to beat Kamala come election day? Where is Newsmax going to be focusing their coverage? What does he expect come election day?110 - Jim Worthington joins us with some breaking news from Bucks County over early voting. While Bucks is following the letter of the law now, they are purposely understaffing voting centers to slow roll the vote and make people wait in line for as much as 6 hours today! Jim details personal stories of voters in line. What is to be done about this? Is this incompetence or purposeful? My God!135 - JD Mullane joins us again today to pick up where we left off yesterday. Where is JD right now? We resume discussing his piece on the shift of voters values in Bucks County. What can we expect coming down the pipeline as far as stories go from JD? 140 - WHYY reports that experienced poll workers are worried about newcomers to the field. Wonder why…145 - Bucks County Commissioner Pam Van Blunk joins us to discuss the grants given to the county that goes towards election integrity programs. What has she heard about the long lines throughout the county? Pam details the facts and figures and how the money handed out and the preparation of the voting precincts don’t line up.
12 - Dom kicks off the show with a quick rundown of what’s to come. Mark Cuban is the gift that keeps on giving.1205 - What is going to prevent voting fraud now and in the future? Dom sounds off on Josh Shapiro’s comments.1210 - Kamala wraps up her election on the Art Museum steps.1215 - Side - Something Scandinavian1220 - Josh Shapiro throws out some profanity when discussing JD Vance. More side question calls and answers.1235 - “We are trash” chants broke out at a Fox & Friends event. Trump worked out?1250 - Continuing with your calls.
12 - Dom recaps his afternoon at the McDonald’s in Feasterville to start the show. Who taught Brendan Boyle grammar?1205 - Listen to Norah O’Donnell complain about coverage of Biden. Is this journalism?1210 - Bad hair-off! Phil Murphy went crazy on CNBC this morning. More on the national embarrassment of Bucks County voting machines.1215 - Side - Mount Rushmore of Singers1220 - An update on bucks County voting1230 - Attorney Wally Zimolong joins us today to discuss his fight against voter disenfranchisement in Bucks County, as voters have been turned away early throughout the early voting process. Have these voting precinct leaders even asked Al Schmidt for additional help? 1250 - Julia Roberts voices an ad for Kamala saying women will vote for her in secret. What did Mark Cuban say?1 - Jim Worthington joins us to recap he and Dom’s afternoon at McDonald’s in Feasterville yesterday. How much was the bill? Were people aware that Jim was on the phone with Trump? What is to be said about Dave McCormick’s strong finish to this campaign?115 - We’ve got some ruble jokes!120 - We’ve got clips from today’s The View. These people are unbelievably airheaded and nasty. 135 - Guy Ciarrocchi of Broad + Liberty joins the program. What does Guy forecast for this election, between the Presidency, the Senate, and the House? What will be the ramifications globally over this election? Does Bob Casey still accurately represent Pennsylvanians? How do we feel about the Lehigh Valley seat? Where is the path forward to getting this area to turn red on election day? 145 - Should Dom get a lobster bib for tomorrow?155 - Is the Harris campaign using Reddit to inflate their numbers? Ramble on!2 - Former White House Press Secretary and Newsmax personality, and current podcast host Sean Spicer joins us today. Why was General Kelly appointed to Chief of Staff, as it seems he and Trump are polar opposites? Trump went into his first campaign with good intentions of appointing the best, most qualified candidates to his cabinet, but soon learned that many within did not share his vision of the future and butted heads with him along the way. Who was in charge of booking Tony Hinchcliffe? What is the messaging down the stretch with the Trump campaign? Where can we find all things Sean Spicer? Is Sean a good dancer?215 - Money Melody!220 - Winner!Linda Kerns joins us to continue to update us on protecting the vote and what to do if any issues arise as you try to cast your ballot. 230 - JD Mullane joins us to detail his latest article explaining the shift in priorities and party in Bucks County recently. 240 - Donald Trump Jr. pops on the program to emphasize what his father’s campaign is all about down the stretch. What does Don make of Biden’s “garbage” comment? How about Mark Cuban saying that strong women aren’t supporters of Trump? Vote like your life depends on it, because Kamala does not care about you. What’s your message to local voters and listeners who are being kicked out of lines across the area?250 - Lightning Round!
2 - Former White House Press Secretary and Newsmax personality, and current podcast host Sean Spicer joins us today. Why was General Kelly appointed to Chief of Staff, as it seems he and Trump are polar opposites? Trump went into his first campaign with good intentions of appointing the best, most qualified candidates to his cabinet, but soon learned that many within did not share his vision of the future and butted heads with him along the way. Who was in charge of booking Tony Hinchcliffe? What is the messaging down the stretch with the Trump campaign? Where can we find all things Sean Spicer? Is Sean a good dancer?215 - Money Melody!220 - Winner!Linda Kerns joins us to continue to update us on protecting the vote and what to do if any issues arise as you try to cast your ballot. 230 - JD Mullane joins us to detail his latest article explaining the shift in priorities and party in Bucks County recently. 240 - Donald Trump Jr. pops on the program to emphasize what his father’s campaign is all about down the stretch. What does Don make of Biden’s “garbage” comment? How about Mark Cuban saying that strong women aren’t supporters of Trump? Vote like your life depends on it, because Kamala does not care about you. What’s your message to local voters and listeners who are being kicked out of lines across the area?250 - Lightning Round!
1 - Jim Worthington joins us to recap he and Dom’s afternoon at McDonald’s in Feasterville yesterday. How much was the bill? Were people aware that Jim was on the phone with Trump? What is to be said about Dave McCormick’s strong finish to this campaign?115 - We’ve got some ruble jokes!120 - We’ve got clips from today’s The View. These people are unbelievably airheaded and nasty. 135 - Guy Ciarrocchi of Broad + Liberty joins the program. What does Guy forecast for this election, between the Presidency, the Senate, and the House? What will be the ramifications globally over this election? Does Bob Casey still accurately represent Pennsylvanians? How do we feel about the Lehigh Valley seat? Where is the path forward to getting this area to turn red on election day? 145 - Should Dom get a lobster bib for tomorrow?155 - Is the Harris campaign using Reddit to inflate their numbers? Ramble on!
12 - Dom recaps his afternoon at the McDonald’s in Feasterville to start the show. Who taught Brendan Boyle grammar?1205 - Listen to Norah O’Donnell complain about coverage of Biden. Is this journalism?1210 - Bad hair-off! Phil Murphy went crazy on CNBC this morning. More on the national embarrassment of Bucks County voting machines.1215 - Side - Mount Rushmore of Singers1220 - An update on bucks County voting1230 - Attorney Wally Zimolong joins us today to discuss his fight against voter disenfranchisement in Bucks County, as voters have been turned away early throughout the early voting process. Have these voting precinct leaders even asked Al Schmidt for additional help?1250 - Julia Roberts voices an ad for Kamala saying women will vote for her in secret. What did Mark Cuban say?
12 - Chairman Michael Whatley and the RNC have brought a lawsuit against Bucks County over election disenfranchisement after voters keep getting turned away before 5 o’clock every day in this early voting period.1205 - Mr. Mashett? That’s his fathers name.1215 - RNC Chairman Michael Whatley joins us today to discuss the lawsuit he has brought before the courts today over voters being turned away early in Bucks County. What can we come to expect from the lawsuit? How is North Carolina faring in early voting after hurricane recovery efforts? Can you imagine the voter turnout if the courts grant another day of voting?1220 - The “Mister Softee Ballot Harvesting Truck” is on the move again. Why are the papers not covering the election disenfranchisement? 1235 - Lochel’s Bakery cookie update. Side - all time showman1240 - The hearing won’t be until 1:30? Can we expedite this?1250 - Biden called Trump supporters garbage. How do voters feel about it? What kind of spin is CNN trying to put on this? 1 - Romilda Crocamo, Luzerne County Manager, joins us today to discuss the election integrity efforts in Luzerne and the practices they are using that other counties in PA seemingly aren’t following. She details the transparency and how important it is for Luzerne. 115 - More on voting120 - A caller brings to our attention that around 30-100 mail-in ballots have been thrown away in Philadelphia. More side question calls. Dom details his trip.135 - Jody Della Barba and Joe Marecchi join the program. Where does Trump country start in Philadelphia? Where will the Russians interfere this time? How do we feel about the election this time around? Why do this rally? Make sure they get the Dom intro right!150 - Dan Time! Mail-in ballots were allegedly found behind a BJ’s according to our sources. Your calls.2 - We replay the audio of Bucks County voters being told to go home at 2pm instead of the closing time at 5.205 - Representative Dawn Keefer joins the show to discuss early voting access and Dawn’s problems with the process, unrelated to the problems being faced right now. Dawn and Dom go back and forth on whether or not early voting is more of a positive or negative for election integrity and turnout. How can we have these tampered ballots in circulation? Is there a loophole in federal voting for certain people?220 - Breaking New: An injunction has ruled that putting a deadline on mail-in balloting application is against PA voting law, and that people can continue to get them through the first.225 - Linda Kerns of ProtectTheVote.com joins us to break down the injunction handed down today and how quickly this will be enacted. 235 - Money Melody!240 - Winner!250 - Lightning Round! Did Al Schmidt slip up?
2 - We replay the audio of Bucks County voters being told to go home at 2pm instead of the closing time at 5.205 - Representative Dawn Keefer joins the show to discuss early voting access and Dawn’s problems with the process, unrelated to the problems being faced right now. Dawn and Dom go back and forth on whether or not early voting is more of a positive or negative for election integrity and turnout. How can we have these tampered ballots in circulation? Is there a loophole in federal voting for certain people?220 - Breaking New: An injunction has ruled that putting a deadline on mail-in balloting application is against PA voting law, and that people can continue to get them through the first.225 - Linda Kerns of ProtectTheVote.com joins us to break down the injunction handed down today and how quickly this will be enacted. 235 - Money Melody!240 - Winner!250 - Lightning Round! Did Al Schmidt slip up?
1 - Romilda Crocamo, Luzerne County Manager, joins us today to discuss the election integrity efforts in Luzerne and the practices they are using that other counties in PA seemingly aren’t following. She details the transparency and how important it is for Luzerne.115 - More on voting120 - A caller brings to our attention that around 30-100 mail-in ballots have been thrown away in Philadelphia. More side question calls. Dom details his trip.135 - Jody Della Barba and Joe Marecchi join the program. Where does Trump country start in Philadelphia? Where will the Russians interfere this time? How do we feel about the election this time around? Why do this rally? Make sure they get the Dom intro right!150 - Dan Time! Mail-in ballots were allegedly found behind a BJ’s according to our sources. Your calls.
12 - We start the day by discussing a woman being thrown out of a polling precinct in Delaware County for encouraging voters to stay in line. She will join us later.1205 - Dom then moves to the early voting problems we are having seemingly statewide and goes county by county listing all the various problems.1215 - Side - All time immigrant1220 - They don’t have anything else! Don’t give them ammo to call you racist right before the election! 1230 - U.S. Ambassador Nikki Haley joins the program today. Do we have to start calling out our officials for not doing their job well enough? Why did Nikki throw her support behind Donald Trump after being his biggest adversary? Why should we vote for Donald Trump? How would Nikki approach keeping girls sports single sex?1250 - Your calls.1 - Val Biancaniello, PA GOP State Committeewoman, joins us to talk us through why she was arrested in Delco yesterday. Was she disorderly for telling voters to stay in line when officials want voters to go home? It’s not illegal if this isn't a polling place, like the state is maintaining. 105 - Your calls about voting.120 - More of your side question answers, thoughts on Tony Hinchcliffe, and early voting updates.140 - Kamala has returned to the “only a handful of people” argument when it comes to taxpayer funded sex change operations.150 - Is it a polling place or not?2 - Linda Kerns of ProtectTheVote.com is excited as she joins us today. Why is that? Why is the processing taking so long? Al Schmidt is recommending that people should stay in line past the close date, but will poll workers oblige? Is the voter system working as it should? Dom and Linda go back and forth of various legalities being exploited in this early voting period.215 - Dom’s Money Melody!220 - Winner? 225 - We play audio of Al Schmidt discussing voters being turned away from voting and then take your calls about being denied from voting at only 2:15, not 5 o’clock.235 - Were these counties prepared for early voting? Despite Al Schmidt’s sentiment, the precincts are not following his protocol.250 - Lightning Round!
2 - Linda Kerns of ProtectTheVote.com is excited as she joins us today. Why is that? Why is the processing taking so long? Al Schmidt is recommending that people should stay in line past the close date, but will poll workers oblige? Is the voter system working as it should? Dom and Linda go back and forth of various legalities being exploited in this early voting period.215 - Dom’s Money Melody!220 - Winner? 225 - We play audio of Al Schmidt discussing voters being turned away from voting and then take your calls about being denied from voting at only 2:15, not 5 o’clock.235 - Were these counties prepared for early voting? Despite Al Schmidt’s sentiment, the precincts are not following his protocol.250 - Lightning Round!
1 - Val Biancaniello, PA GOP State Committeewoman, joins us to talk us through why she was arrested in Delco yesterday. Was she disorderly for telling voters to stay in line when officials want voters to go home? It’s not illegal if this isn't a polling place, like the state is maintaining. 105 - Your calls about voting.120 - More of your side question answers, thoughts on Tony Hinchcliffe, and early voting updates.140 - Kamala has returned to the “only a handful of people” argument when it comes to taxpayer funded sex change operations.150 - Is it a polling place or not?
12 - We start the day by discussing a woman being thrown out of a polling precinct in Delaware County for encouraging voters to stay in line. She will join us later.1205 - Dom then moves to the early voting problems we are having seemingly statewide and goes county by county listing all the various problems.1215 - Side - All time immigrant1220 - They don’t have anything else! Don’t give them ammo to call you racist right before the election! 1230 - U.S. Ambassador Nikki Haley joins the program today. Do we have to start calling out our officials for not doing their job well enough? Why did Nikki throw her support behind Donald Trump after being his biggest adversary? Why should we vote for Donald Trump? How would Nikki approach keeping girls sports single sex.1250 - Your calls.
12 - How did Trump do on the Joe Rogan Experience? What did Kill Tony do?1205 - People are working, can we not keep the mail-in ballots a little later than 4:30? Come on, Bucks County!1220 - Taking your calls on the local voting precincts disenfranchising voters standing in line all day.1230 - Senator Joni Ernst joins the program from the road in Iowa. What does she think of these non-stop wars the Biden/Harris admin has ushered in under their reign, as somebody who served in Iraq? How does the Senator feel about the media calling Trump “Hitler”? Joni also sings the praises of PA Senate candidate Dave McCormick.1245 - Jim Worthington joins us to give an update of the McDonald’s of Feasterville. How does Jim feel about the voter disenfranchisement happening across the county? Jim and dom have a spirited conversation about Byron Donalds being a firebreather at the Trump rally and what Donalds will bring to the campaign locally.1 - The most famous man on Twitter this weekend, Scott Presler, joins the program. What kind of gift did Scott receive today out in York? What does he think of the voter disenfranchisement taking place across the Commonwealth? How did this voter fraud in Lancaster County come to be? Is this bigger than Lancaster County? 120 - Let my people vote! Chair of the Bucks GOP Leadership Team Pat Poprik joins us to discuss what needs to change on early voting. They only have one printer at these voter precincts? What should people do if they are turned away? Keep fighting!130 - Vice Chairman of the Lancaster County Commissioners Ray D’Agostino joins us to give his updates on what has transpired in this fraudulent voter registration in the county. Is this more than Lancaster? Is this a political job? What is Ray’s solution to get all the early voters in? What are his feelings towards the energy of this election? Does this have to do with registering the Amish? 150 - Taking your side question calls.2 - Captain Sean Parnell joins us today. What are the mail-in ballot request numbers between Republicans and Democrats? It’s close and republicans are down, but it is so much closer. The numbers are in great favor of Republicans.210 - Does Trump going on Joe rogan move the needle?215 - Dom’s Money Melody!220 - Winner? 225 - Leslie in Bryn Mawr is here with voter Mikel to discuss their 4 hour wait time to vote and how they migrated over to Upper Darby to vote. How did he encounter Leslie? How did she corral Mikel onto the line?240 - AOC can run a mean “Pick 6”? Come on, Tim Walz. Your calls on waiting to vote.250 - Lightning Round!
1 - The most famous man on Twitter this weekend, Scott Presler, joins the program. What kind of gift did Scott receive today out in York? What does he think of the voter disenfranchisement taking place across the Commonwealth? How did this voter fraud in Lancaster County come to be? Is this bigger than Lancaster County? 120 - Let my people vote! Chair of the Bucks GOP Leadership Team Pat Poprik joins us to discuss what needs to change on early voting. They only have one printer at these voter precincts? What should people do if they are turned away? Keep fighting!130 - Vice Chairman of the Lancaster County Commissioners Ray D’Agostino joins us to give his updates on what has transpired in this fraudulent voter registration in the county. Is this more than Lancaster? Is this a political job? What is Ray’s solution to get all the early voters in? What are his feelings towards the energy of this election? Does this have to do with registering the Amish? 150 - Taking your side question calls.
2 - Captain Sean Parnell joins us today. What are the mail-in ballot request numbers between Republicans and Democrats? It’s close and republicans are down, but it is so much closer. The numbers are in great favor of Republicans.210 - Does Trump going on Joe Rogan move the needle?215 - Dom’s Money Melody!220 - Winner? 225 - Leslie in Bryn Mawr is here with voter Mikel to discuss their 4 hour wait time to vote and how they migrated over to Upper Darby to vote. How did he encounter Leslie? How did she corral Mikel onto the line?240 - AOC can run a mean “Pick 6”? Come on, Tim Walz. Your calls on waiting to vote. 250 - Lightning Round!
12 - How did Trump do on the Joe Rogan Experience? What did Kill Tony do?1205 - People are working, can we not keep the mail-in ballots a little later than 4:30? Come on, Bucks County!1220 - Taking your calls on the local voting precincts disenfranchising voters standing in line all day.1230 - Senator Joni Ernst joins the program from the road in Iowa. What does she think of these non-stop wars the Biden/Harris admin has ushered in under their reign, as somebody who served in Iraq? How does the Senator feel about the media calling Trump “Hitler”? Joni also sings the praises of PA Senate candidate Dave McCormick.1245 - Jim Worthington joins us to give an update of the McDonald’s of Feasterville. How does Jim feel about the voter disenfranchisement happening across the county? Jim and Dom have a spirited conversation about Byron Donalds being a firebreather at the Trump rally and what Donalds will bring to the campaign locally.
12 - Don’t call him a fascist, just call him Hitler at this point! We play audio of the Harris campaign, supporters, and media repeating this sentiment. Hillary read about it in her book!1205 - Is The Atlantic saying black and hispanic voters are uneducated? Will this RFK Jr. ad appeal to Catholics?1210 - Side question - Who would you want coaching your kids’ sports team?Dom - Kobe Bryant and Norman DaleHenry - Reggie Dunlop and Greasy Neale1220 - Another non-endorsement for Kamala. Hey Bruce, you’re saying her name wrong you hypocrite!1235 - Trump Campaign Advisor and CEO of XStrategies Alex Bruesewitz joins us today how he has galvanized the young male vote for Donald Trump. Alex calls out the phony photo ops the Harris/Walz provides to seem normal, but people aren’t buying it. Young men are tired of being told they’re the problem, and Trump pounces on it. Why is Trump going on with Joe Rogan today?1250 - Breaking News: Voter Fraud scandal breaks out in Lancaster county. But who is doing it? 1 - Giving the rundown of the top headlines of the day. Taking your calls.135 - Linda Kerns hops on to discuss the breaking news over voter fraud in Lancaster County. Linda praises this news because it shows the efforts to protect the vote is working. Linda gives us an update on mail-in ballots. 145 - PA Senate Candidate Dave McCormick joins the program. A vote for Dave is a vote for change. Does Dave have a mole in the Casey campaign? Has Dave seen the story over voter registration fraud in Lancaster County? 2 - Tom DiBello joins us live from the Montgomery County prison where they are expecting the ballot harvesting van. He will go inside to oversee the process. Is this worth taxpayer money? How is he cracking down on voter fraud?210 - Your calls.215 - Dom’s Money Melody!220 - Winner? 225 - Are they really trying to make this Trump rally out to be the second coming of a Nazi rally that happened at MSG in the 30’s? Is Bob Casey in favor of “Hitler”? Your calls.240 - If you’re job insecure, you might side with Trump. More calls.250 - Lightning Round! Winner of the week and wrapping up.
2 - Tom DiBello joins us live from the Montgomery County prison where they are expecting the ballot harvesting van. He will go inside to oversee the process. Is this worth taxpayer money? How is he cracking down on voter fraud?210 - Your calls.215 - Dom’s Money Melody!220 - Winner? 225 - Are they really trying to make this Trump rally out to be the second coming of a Nazi rally that happened at MSG in the 30’s? Is Bob Casey in favor of “Hitler”? Your calls.240 - If you’re job insecure, you might side with Trump. More calls250 - Lightning Round! Winner of the week and wrapping up.
1 - Giving the rundown of the top headlines of the day. Taking your calls.135 - Linda Kerns hops on to discuss the breaking news over voter fraud in Lancaster County. Linda praises this news because it shows the efforts to protect the vote is working. Linda gives us an update on mail-in ballots.145 - PA Senate Candidate Dave McCormick joins the program. A vote for Dave is a vote for change. Does Dave have a mole in the Casey campaign? Has Dave seen the story over voter registration fraud in Lancaster County?
12 - Don’t call him a fascist, just call him Hitler at this point! We play audio of the Harris campaign, supporters, and media repeating this sentiment. Hillary read about it in her book!1205 - Is The Atlantic saying black and hispanic voters are uneducated? Will this RFK Jr. ad appeal to Catholics?1210 - Side question - Who would you want coaching your kids’ sports team?Dom - Kobe Bryant and Norman DaleHenry - Reggie Dunlop and Greasy Neale1220 - Another non-endorsement for Kamala. Hey Bruce, you’re saying her name wrong you hypocrite!1235 - Trump Campaign Advisor and CEO of XStrategies Alex Bruesewitz joins us today how he has galvanized the young male vote for Donald Trump. Alex calls out the phony photo ops the Harris/Walz provides to seem normal, but people aren’t buying it. Young men are tired of being told they’re the problem, and Trump pounces on it. Why is Trump going on with Joe Rogan today?1250 - Breaking News: Voter Fraud scandal breaks out in Lancaster county. But who is doing it?
12 - Chester County Commissioner Eric Roe joins us right off the top of the show to discuss the voting system going down in Chester County and what the contingency plan is if they go down again on Election Day?1205 - Kamala openly calls Trump a fascist at her Town hall on CNN last night. So much for toning down the rhetoric.1210 - Side question - Who do you not want to hear from again?1220 - Mika Bradzinski had a meltdown on Morning Joe over Donald Trump and claims that he is killing women. Does this Congresswoman know that the “very nice people” narrative was debunked?1235 - ProtectTheVote.com’s own Linda Kerns joins us today and praises that the PA voting system is back up. Linda downplays some narratives that are on social media as they are usually not as big of a deal as people online make them out to be.1250 - A doctor won’t publish a study saying that Gender-affirming care for minors because of the backlash it may cause1 - PA Secretary of State Al Schmidt joins us again today to give us updates on election integrity here in the Commonwealth. What is going to be the procedure to be the most transparent on election day as to how many ballots have been counted and how many there will be to go. What are the biggest point Al wants voters to know this election season? What the lone county Al hasn’t visited yet? What is Al’s response to the threats against poll workers out in the western part of the state?120 - Calling Trump a fascist is just a rung below calling him Hitler. 140 - Should Tua Tagovailoa hang up the cleats? 150 - Your calls. 2 - Joe Picozzi, Republican candidate for the PA State Senate joins us today. What is Joe trying to accomplish if elected? How did he assemble such a loyal workforce to help him campaign? Where can people go to support Joe? A little history lesson if Joe Picozzi were ever to become Mayor.210 - Why do people continue to vote for Democrats locally?215 - Dom’s Money Melody!220 - Winner? 225 - More of your side question answers. What is the continuous draw to Bruce? 235 - Attorney Wally Zimolong joins the program to give updates on his case against the Ballot Harvesting “Ice Cream Truck” in Montgomery County. Will they go to VFWs the same way they go to colleges and prisons?250 - Lightning Round!
2 - Joe Picozzi, Republican candidate for the PA State Senate joins us today. What is Joe trying to accomplish if elected? How did he assemble such a loyal workforce to help him campaign? Where can people go to support Joe? A little history lesson if Joe Picozzi were ever to become Mayor.210 - Why do people continue to vote for Democrats locally?215 - Dom’s Money Melody!220 - Winner? 225 - More of your side question answers. What is the continuous draw to Bruce? 235 - Attorney Wally Zimolong joins the program to give updates on his case against the Ballot Harvesting “Ice Cream Truck” in Montgomery County. Will they go to VFWs the same way they go to colleges and prisons?250 - Lightning Round!
1 - PA Secretary of State Al Schmidt joins us again today to give us updates on election integrity here in the Commonwealth. What is going to be the procedure to be the most transparent on election day as to how many ballots have been counted and how many there will be to go. What are the biggest point Al wants voters to know this election season? What the lone county Al hasn’t visited yet? What is Al’s response to the threats against poll workers out in the western part of the state?120 - Calling Trump a fascist is just a rung below calling him Hitler. 140 - Should Tua Tagovailoa hang up the cleats? 150 - Your calls.
12 - Chester County Commissioner Eric Roe joins us right off the top of the show to discuss the voting system going down in Chester County and what the contingency plan is if they go down again on Election Day?1205 - Kamala openly calls Trump a fascist at her Town hall on CNN last night. So much for toning down the rhetoric.1210 - Side question - Who do you not want to hear from again?1220 - Mika Bradzinski had a meltdown on Morning Joe over Donald Trump and claims that he is killing women. Does this Congresswoman know that the “very nice people” narrative was debunked?1235 - ProtectTheVote.com’s own Linda Kerns joins us today and praises that the PA voting system is back up. Linda downplays some narratives that are on social media as they are usually not as big of a deal as people online make them out to be.1250 - A doctor won’t publish a study saying that Gender-affirming care for minors because of the backlash it may cause
12 - Make up where you’re gong to vote, college kids!1205 - We play audio of TV personalities breaking down Kamala’s strategy against Trump in these last remaining weeks.1210 - Side question - One name1220 - Your calls from McDonalds. We play audio of black voters in Philadelphia giving their support to Trump and disparaging the Democrats and Kamala Harris.1235 - Attorney Wally Zimolong joins the program to discuss his lawsuit over the Bucks County ballot harvesting “ice cream truck”. Wally expresses his displeasure with the van going to the local prisons to collect inmates’ votes. Why is this van such a threat to our election rules? 1250 - You can’t be a citizen if you don’t come here legally! Your calls.1 - David P. Hardy is a distinguished fellow at the Commonwealth Foundation and co-founder of Boys’ Latin Charter School. What does he see regarding the tide turning in favor of Trump when it comes to the black man’s vote? Why is Kamala’s campaign falling so flat down the stretch? Will the vote even reach 500,000 total in Philadelphia? David P. Hardy endorses school choice and the chance for people to choose from a variety of educations. 115 - More from Philadelphia women ripping Kamala Harris.120 - We play audio of Kamala Harris reacting to the Mark Kelly report of Donald Trump130 - Lara Trump joins us today. What was it like being on The Breakfast Club this week? How does Lara feel about the momentum Trump has been gaining recently? What does Kamala Harris even have to run on at this point if the American people aren’t buying her anymore? Why were people so upset that Trump worked at McDonald’s? That’s very Kamala Harris of Dom to take Lara’s speech.140 - Watch the Tram Car please, or I’ll sue! 150 - Dan Time, Eminem Time. Who did it better? Can we not talk about Emhoff’s allegations, but we can talk about Trump’s?2 - Dom responds to comments posted on Lower Merion’s Facebook page regarding Hymie’s Deli and the fact they recorded an anti-Kamala ad there. We play the ad and take your calls.215 - Dom’s Money Melody!220 - Winner? 225 - San Jose State continues to play this transgender woman on their teams as their opponents continue to forfeit. 235 - Seth Bluestein is going toe to toe with Elon Musk over homeless people being registered as voters. Who is monitoring these homeless votes?250 - Lightning Round!
2 - Dom responds to comments posted on Lower Merion’s Facebook page regarding Hymie’s Deli and the fact they recorded an anti-Kamala ad there. We play the ad and take your calls.215 - Dom’s Money Melody!220 - Winner? 225 - San Jose State continues to play this transgender woman on their teams as their opponents continue to forfeit. 235 - Seth Bluestein is going toe to toe with Elon Musk over homeless people being registered as voters. Who is monitoring these homeless votes?250 - Lightning Round!
1 - David P. Hardy is a distinguished fellow at the Commonwealth Foundation and co-founder of Boys’ Latin Charter School. What does he see regarding the tide turning in favor of Trump when it comes to the black man’s vote? Why is Kamala’s campaign falling so flat down the stretch? Will the vote even reach 500,000 total in Philadelphia? David P. Hardy endorses school choice and the chance for people to choose from a variety of educations. 115 - More from Philadelphia women ripping Kamala Harris.120 - We play audio of Kamala Harris reacting to the Mark Kelly report of Donald Trump130 - Lara Trump joins us today. What was it like being on The Breakfast Club this week? How does Lara feel about the momentum Trump has been gaining recently? What does Kamala Harris even have to run on at this point if the American people aren’t buying her anymore? Why were people so upset that Trump worked at McDonald’s? That’s very Kamala Harris of Dom to take Lara’s speech.140 - Watch the Tram Car please, or I’ll sue! 150 - Dan Time, Eminem Time. Who did it better? Can we not talk about Emhoff’s allegations, but we can talk about Trump’s?
12 - Make up where you’re gong to vote, college kids!1205 - We play audio of TV personalities breaking down Kamala’s strategy against Trump in these last remaining weeks.1210 - Side question - One name1220 - Your calls from McDonalds. We play audio of black voters in Philadelphia giving their support to Trump and disparaging the Democrats and Kamala Harris.1235 - Attorney Wally Zimolong joins the program to discuss his lawsuit over the Bucks County ballot harvesting “ice cream truck”. Wally expresses his displeasure with the van going to the local prisons to collect inmates’ votes. Why is this van such a threat to our election rules? 1250 - You can’t be a citizen if you don’t come here legally! Your calls.
12 - Kamala won’t be taking your questions while Trump is fielding them from plenty of Latino voters. Really Chris Christie?1205 - Lara Trump went on The Breakfast Club and defended Trump the best she could. How is Trump leading with Latino voters?1210 - Side question - Something that won’t fly in Philadelphia.1220 - RFK Jr. had comments on fast food after Trump’s appearance at McDonald’s. 1235 - NY Congresswoman Elise Stefanick joins the program. How are we continuing to combat hate and anti-semitism in our colleges? How is the Trump campaign shaping up down the stretch? How will Pennsylvania fare in this election? What will be the Trump legacy?1250 - Taking your side question calls.1 - John McBlain, Delaware County Councilman and attorney, joins us today to tell us why he is resigning from the board at the end of the month. What were the discussions and decisions made by the board that led to his resignation? John details the ins and outs of what went on behind the scenes in putting up three new Covid-era voting places that he deems unconstitutional. 120 - Why do city liberals move to the suburbs and pollute the political waters with their nonsense? New student debt relief is being given out to PA public service workers. Any good side question answers?135 - Captain Sean Parnell joins us again to discuss the rising Republican voter enrollment in Pennsylvania. How is the Democratic lead in mail-in voting? Why is Bob Casey all of a sudden siding with Trump with just weeks to go? Where can people get their mail-in ballot? 150 - Is “Hitler” good on trade? Taking your calls regarding the aftermath the McDonald’s in Feasterville is facing for having Trump there. 2 - Linda Kerns of the Pennsylvania Election integrity Council in Pa, joins us to discuss the threats sent out to Republicans and the indictment that reigned down upon this person today. How is she continuing to protect our vote? 215 - Dom’s Money Melody!220 - Winner? 225 - More side question calls. 235 - Guy Ciarrocchi, author at Broad & Liberty, joins us and gives his side question answer. We discuss his newest piece in B + L talking about in person mail-in voting to secure as many ballots as possible and ensure their safety. Why the sudden shift to Trump by voters in recent days? Is Liz Cheney and Kamala making an enormous mistake just going to the Philly suburbs instead of the city?250 - Lightning Round!
2 - Linda Kerns of the Pennsylvania Election integrity Council in Pa, joins us to discuss the threats sent out to Republicans and the indictment that reigned down upon this person today. How is she continuing to protect our vote? 215 - Dom’s Money Melody!220 - Winner? 225 - More side question calls. 235 - Guy Ciarrocchi, author at Broad & Liberty, joins us and gives his side question answer. We discuss his newest piece in B + L talking about in person mail-in voting to secure as many ballots as possible and ensure their safety. Why the sudden shift to Trump by voters in recent days? Is Liz Cheney and Kamala making an enormous mistake just going to the Philly suburbs instead of the city?250 - Lightning Round!
1 - John McBlain, Delaware County Councilman and attorney, joins us today to tell us why he is resigning from the board at the end of the month. What were the discussions and decisions made by the board that led to his resignation? John details the ins and outs of what went on behind the scenes in putting up three new Covid-era voting places that he deems unconstitutional. 120 - Why do city liberals move to the suburbs and pollute the political waters with their nonsense? New student debt relief is being give out to PA public service workers. Any good side question answers?135 - Captain Sean Parnell joins us again to discuss the rising Republican voter enrollment in Pennsylvania. How is the Democratic lead in mail-in voting? Why is Bob Casey all of a sudden siding with Trump with just weeks to go? Where can people get their mail-in ballot? 150 - Is “Hitler” good on trade? Taking your calls regarding the aftermath the McDonald’s in Feasterville is facing for having Trump there.
12 - Kamala won’t be taking your questions while Trump is fielding them from plenty of Latino voters. Really Chris Christie?1205 - Lara Trump went on The Breakfast Club and defended Trump the best she could. How is Trump leading with Latino voters?1210 - Side question - Something that won’t fly in Philadelphia.1220 - RFK Jr. had comments on fast food after Trump’s appearance at McDonald’s. 1235 - NY Congresswoman Elise Stefanick joins the program. How are we continuing to combat hate and anti-Semitism in our colleges? How is the Trump campaign shaping up down the stretch? How will Pennsylvania fare in this election? What will be the Trump legacy?1250 - Taking your side question calls.
12 - Are you an active voter at your place of residence? Scott Presler wants to make sure you are as today is the voter registration deadline. What is he going to do once the day is complete? How many people have been enrolled in the last week?1205 - Good Josh Shapiro, be on the side of taking money away from the people. Can you answer the question Josh?1210 - Side question - Today is the day Marty McFly went back to the future, what is a date/time/place you'd like to be at?1220 - Taking your calls.1235 - Jim Worthington joins us today. Should Trump have worn a hairnet? How did this McDonalds appearance come to be, was there any pushback from McDonald’s corporate? Did Jim take any fries from Trump? 1250 - Kamala is out in Malvern, and somebody asked how she is different from Biden. 1 - Mayor Glenn Jacobs aka Kane joins us today to talk about his endorsement of Donald Trump alongside his “brother” The Undertaker. Why is Trump so much more popular than Kamala? Well, for one, Mayor Jacobs thinks that Kamala dressing up to seem like a normal person doesn’t resonate with people, while Trump is just being himself. How did the endorsement between Kane, The Undertaker, and Trump come to be? Will Kane be doing anymore with Trump on the campaign trail?120 - Deshaun Watson is out for the season after an Achilles injury, is it wrong to boo him as he goes off? Dom has a chat with a former employee on air. The side of tolerance is going to cut out Trump voting family members.140 - What did AOC say regarding Kamala?150 - Dan time, no time. Taking your calls. Do you really want an experienced politician? 2 - How did Riley Gaines pivot from a swimmer going to dental school to what she is doing now? Is she really that poised? Riley’s husband doesn’t think so. How detrimental are these Mountain West teams forfeiting conference games in volleyball to women’s sports? Why does San Jose State continue to allow a man to play for their team? The rules for men’s and volleyball are wildly different, almost like they acknowledge there’s a difference between sexes. Will Trump use his executive power to keep women’s sports for women? 215 - Dom’s Money Melody!220 - Winner? 235 - Tom DiBello joins us today to give an update on the ballot harvesting ice cream truck going to the county prison to collect their votes. What are the ramifications of this van on the taxpayers? It’s a 5-6 person job that also features travel and maintenance. How can we ensure voter integrity in Bucks County? 250 - Lightning Round!
2 - How did Riley Gaines pivot from a swimmer going to dental school to what she is doing now? Is she really that poised? Riley’s husband doesn’t think so. How detrimental are these Mountain West teams forfeiting conference games in volleyball to women’s sports? Why does San Jose State continue to allow a man to play for their team? The rules for men’s and volleyball are wildly different, almost like they acknowledge there’s a difference between sexes. Will Trump use his executive power to keep women’s sports for women? 215 - Dom’s Money Melody!220 - Winner?235 - Tom DiBello joins us today to give an update on the ballot harvesting ice cream truck going to the county prison to collect their votes. What are the ramifications of this van on the taxpayers? It’s a 5-6 person job that also features travel and maintenance. How can we ensure voter integrity in Bucks County? 250 - Lightning Round!
1 - Mayor Glenn Jacobs aka Kane joins us today to talk about his endorsement of Donald Trump alongside his “brother” The Undertaker. Why is Trump so much more popular than Kamala? Well, for one, Mayor Jacobs thinks that Kamala dressing up to seem like a normal person doesn’t resonate with people, while Trump is just being himself. How did the endorsement between Kane, The Undertaker, and Trump come to be? Will Kane be doing anymore with Trump on the campaign trail?120 - Deshaun Watson is out for the season after an achilles injury, is it wrong to boo him as he goes off? Dom has a chat with a former employee on air. The side of tolerance is going to cut out Trump voting family members.140 - What did AOC say regarding Kamala?150 - Dan time, no time. Taking your calls. Do you really want an experienced politician?
12 - Are you an active voter at your place of residence? Scott Presler wants to make sure you are as today is the voter registration deadline. What is he going to do once the day is complete? How many people have been enrolled in the last week?1205 - Good Josh Shapiro, be on the side of taking money away from the people. Can you answer the question Josh?1210 - Side question - Today is the day Marty McFly went back to the future, what is a date/time/place you'd like to be at?1220 - Taking your calls.1235 - Jim Worthington joins us today. Should Trump have worn a hairnet? How did this McDonalds appearance come to be, was there any pushback from McDonald’s corporate? Did Jim take any fries from Trump? 1250 - Kamala is out in Malvern, and somebody asked how she is different from Biden.
Dom Giordano, WPHT host and former teacher, has dedicated much of his daily show toward parents who are taking it into their own hands to push back against school boards that have a negative impact on their children. This has culminated in a weekly podcast on education, Readin', Writin', and Reason, which has allowed wonderful relationships to develop between Giordano, educators, and parents throughout the country who are speaking out against overbearing school boards.
12 - Bob Casey is now siding with Trump? Will Mark Cuban stop saying dumb things?1210 - Side question - Who is somebody whose life you’d like to live.1215 - Derek Lyons, CEO and President of RITE, joins us today. What does his group do? Why is he bringing these lawsuits forward against Montgomery County over their ballot harvesting van? Has the County responded? Where is the equity in this ballot curing van? 1235 - We take your side question calls.1250 - We take more of your calls.1 - Bob Casey knows how to get elected here in Pennsylvania, hence why he is moving to Trump’s policies.105 - Congressman Jeff Van Drew joins us. Where does he get all his suits? And scotch? How is supporting the Trump campaign going? How does Trump’s persona appeal to people better than Kamala’s, especially to black people? How is Jeff Van Drew’s personal campaign shaking out.120 - Taking more of your calls about what kind of signs you’re seeing around the area. 135 - Leslie from Bryn Mawr had a nice back and forth with Elon Musk at his Town Hall meeting last night. She joins us today to give her first hand experience there, what it was like to talk with him, and what Elon’s reaction to other questions was like. 150 - More side question calls.2 - Dom kicks off the hour with some polling numbers. People are not going to listen to people like Raddatz lecture them about “a handful” of illegal gangs when that’s simply not the point.205 - Is Joe Rogan going to interview Trump or Harris? What is Harris’ appeal to men?215 - Dom’s Money Melody!220 - Winner? 225 - Kevin Kelly joins us. With these threatening letters being sent out to Republicans, what is to be done to ensure the safety of everybody? Has anyone acted on these threats? Kevin has seen a shift lately that indicates to him that she can’t cheat to win. If you interfere with the election, you will be prosecuted.235 - The more the Israelis kill Hamas leaders, the more likely that gaza will have a shot at a ceasefire.250 - Lightning Round!
2 - Dom kicks off the hour with some polling numbers. People are not going to listen to people like Raddatz lecture them about “a handful” of illegal gangs when that’s simply not the point.205 - Is Joe Rogan going to interview Trump or Harris? What is Harris’ appeal to men?215 - Dom’s Money Melody!220 - Winner? 225 - Kevin Kelly joins us. With these threatening letters being sent out to Republicans, what is to be done to ensure the safety of everybody? Has anyone acted on these threats? Kevin has seen a shift lately that indicates to him that she can’t cheat to win. If you interfere with the election, you will be prosecuted.235 - The more the Israelis kill Hamas leaders, the more likely that gaza will have a shot at a ceasefire.250 - Lightning Round!
1 - Bob Casey knows how to get elected here in Pennsylvania, hence why he is moving to Trump’s policies.105 - Congressman Jeff Van Drew joins us. Where does he get all his suits? And scotch? How is supporting the Trump campaign going? How does Trump’s persona appeal to people better than Kamala’s, especially to black people? How is Jeff Van Drew’s personal campaign shaking out? 120 - Taking more of your calls about what kind of signs you’re seeing around the area. 135 - Leslie from Bryn Mawr had a nice back and forth with Elon Musk at his Town Hall meeting last night. She joins us today to give her first hand experience there, what it was like to talk with him, and what Elon’s reaction to other questions was like. 150 - More side question calls.
12 - Bob Casey is now siding with trump? Will Mark Cuban stop saying dumb things?1210 - Side question - Who is somebody whose life you’d like to live?1215 - Derek Lyons, CEO and President of RITE, joins us today. What does his group do? Why is he bringing these lawsuits forward against Montgomery County over their ballot harvesting van? Has the County responded? Where is the equity in this ballot curing van? 1235 - We take your side question calls.1250 - We take more of your calls.
12 - Kamala absolutely floundered when Bret Baier asked about real issues that people care about, like immigration.1210 - Side question - job that deserves more respect1215 - Bill O’Reilly joins us today to give his reaction to Kamala Harris’ interview with Bret Baier. As someone who has interviewed 6 presidents, how did Kamala do? What interviewing techniques does Bill O’Reilly use that he doesn’t see from anybody in the media anymore? What did Kamala accomplish by doing this interview? What was the most disgusting part of the interview? We then move to his new book and the spin on each of the Presidents throughout the past. Does Kamala have a plan when she does these interviews? Where can we find all things Bill?1235 - Kamala is unbelievable for showing up late and then having her aides wave Bret Baier down to end the interview.1240 - This is what talk radio is all about!1250 - Keep those British Labor Party Leaders across the pond.1 - Dom discusses the numbers not moving in Kamala’s favor as we play some audio.105 - Why can Pittsburgh count their votes so much faster than Philadelphia?115 - Your calls120 - What is the draw to Elon Musk? We have a discussion on why.135 - Fox News’ Joe Concha joins us to discuss the plagiarism allegations against Kamala Harris. Joe thought this would be a bigger issue, but forgot that the media is in the Democrats’ back pocket. What did Joe think of Kamala’s disastrous interview with Bret Baier? He’s got some choice words.150 - Dan Time, Climate crisis time. And what was this woman thinking over in Montclair?2 - Is it conspiracy or incompetence w\when the Secret service almost refuses to protect Trump. Is it arrogance? Does this new report shed any new light as to what happened?215 - Dom’s Money Melody!220 - Winner? 225 - What is the big draw with Elon Musk?235 - This type of threats towards Democrats can not and will not stand. An update from Joe the trucker. 250 - Lightning Round!
2 - Is it conspiracy or incompetence when the Secret service almost refuses to protect Trump. Is it arrogance? Does this new report shed any new light as to what happened?215 - Dom’s Money Melody!220 - Winner? 225 - What is the big draw with Elon Musk?235 - This type of threats towards Democrats can not and will not stand. An update from Joe the trucker. 250 - Lightning Round!
1 - Dom discusses the numbers not moving in Kamala’s favor as we play some audio.105 - Why can Pittsburgh count their votes so much faster than Philadelphia?115 - Your calls120 - What is the draw to Elon Musk? We have a discussion on why.135 - Fox News’ Joe Concha joins us to discuss the plagiarism allegations against Kamala Harris. Joe thought this would be a bigger issue, but forgot that the media is in the Democrats’ back pocket. What did Joe think of Kamala’s disastrous interview with Bret Baier? He’s got some choice words.150 - Dan Time, Climate crisis time. And what was this woman thinking over in Montclair?
12 - Kamala absolutely floundered when Bret Baier asked about real issues that people care about, like immigration.1210 - Side question - job that deserves more respect1215 - Bill O’Reilly joins us today to give his reaction to Kamala Harris’ interview with Bret Baier. As someone who has interviewed 6 presidents, how did Kamala do? What interviewing techniques does Bill O’Reilly use that he doesn’t see from anybody in the media anymore? What did Kamala accomplish by doing this interview? What was the most disgusting part of the interview? We then move to his new book and the spin on each of the Presidents throughout the past. Does Kamala have a plan when she does these interviews? Where can we find all things Bill?1235 - Kamala is unbelievable for showing up late and then having her aides wave Bret Baier down to end the interview.1240 - This is what talk radio is all about!1250 - Keep those British Labor Party Leaders across the pond.
12 - The “just a handful/not happening” argument came back up when a local reporter questioned JD Vance over illegal voting.1215 - Side question - something in the Philadelphia area that is no longer with us.1220 - Why is Kamala bleeding votes so badly with black men?1230 - Trump is going to be working the friar at McDonalds, but which one?1235 - Eric Trump joins us today to discuss Bloomberg going back and forth with his father over economics. These tariffs are for keeping business in America and to stop deporting jobs to foreign countries. Kamala and Walz lie about their backgrounds and think people won't call them out on it. How can Kamala be the agent of change if she wants more of the same? 1250 - President Trump was asked today about boys in girls sports, and said he would ban it. He needs to expand on this point more.1 - The Father of IVF? What did Trump mean by that? 115 - Baier has to inquire about her transgender agenda. Has to limit the topics to specific things. Is Kamala in favor of reparations? Her nonsense answer doesn’t tell us anything. 120 - Where is Dom worried about most locally in this election? Your calls.145 - Dan Time, Skalish Time. Engineer Dave skalish joins us today to reminisce on a now gone Philly landmark that he frequented as a kid. He goes into length as to what it was like, and what famous figure he saw there. Why did the Bazaar close? What other landmarks does Dave miss?2 - Aurora, Colorado resident Cindy Romero joins the program to discuss what her life is like now that Venezuelan gangs have overtaken her apartment building. Where is the local government on this issue? The soundbite of Martha Raddatz infuriates her as her life quality has been significantly decreased due to this violence. She does not want to have to relocate her life again.215 - Dom’s Money Melody!220 - Winner? 235 - Your side question calls.250 - Lightning Round!
2 - Aurora, Colorado resident Cindy Romero joins the program to discuss what her life is like now that Venezuelan gangs have overtaken her apartment building. Where is the local government on this issue? The soundbite of Martha Raddatz infuriates her as her life quality has been significantly decreased due to this violence. She does not want to have to relocate her life again.215 - Dom’s Money Melody!220 - Winner? 235 - Your side question calls.250 - Lightning Round!
1 - The Father of IVF? What did Trump mean by that? 115 - Baier has to inquire about her transgender agenda. Has to limit the topics to specific things. Is Kamala in favor of reparations? Her nonsense answer doesn’t tell us anything. 120 - Where is Dom worried about most locally in this election? Your calls.145 - Dan Time, Skalish Time. Engineer Dave skalish joins us today to reminisce on a now gone Philly landmark that he frequented as a kid. He goes into length as to what it was like, and what famous figure he saw there. Why did the Bazaar close? What other landmarks does Dave miss?
12 - The “just a handful/not happening” argument came back up when a local reporter questioned JD Vance over illegal voting.1215 - Side question - something in the Philadelphia area that is no longer with us.1220 - Why is Kamala bleeding votes so badly with black men?1230 - Trump is going to be working the friar at McDonalds, but which one?1235 - Eric Trump joins us today to discuss Bloomberg going back and forth with his father over economics. These tariffs are for keeping business in America and to stop deporting jobs to foreign countries. Kamala and Walz lie about their backgrounds and think people won't call them out on it. How can Kamala be the agent of change if she wants more of the same? 1250 - President Trump was asked today about boys in girls sports, and said he would ban it. He needs to expand on this point more.
12 - Trump didn’t freeze, Kamala. 1205 - Martha Raddatz doesn’t care because she’s holed up in her big DC estate.1215 - Side question - something strictly suburban1220 - Even Charlemagne tha God has questions about Kamala’s policies in a new Trump ad.1235 - Congressman Mike Waltz joins us today. How is his new book and where do all the proceeds go for it? Mike argues for more veterans in our Congress due to the fact that no matter what aisle they are on, they believe in this country. How insane is the border and Kamala’s policy to allow inmates to have taxpayer funded transgender surgeries?1250 - Taking your calls on the Trump rally and response from left-wing media.
12 - Trump didn’t freeze, Kamala. 1205 - Martha Raddatz doesn’t care because she’s holed up in her big DC estate.1215 - Side question - something strictly suburban1220 - Even Charlemagne tha God has questions about Kamala’s policies in a new Trump ad.1235 - Congressman Mike Waltz joins us today. How is his new book and where do all the proceeds go for it? Mike argues for more veterans in our Congress due to the fact that no matter what aisle they are on, they believe in this country. How insane is the border and Kamala’s policy to allow inmates to have taxpayer funded transgender surgeries?1250 - Taking your calls on the Trump rally and response from left-wing media.1 - Scott Presler could not be more excited today. Scott touts the new voter enrollment numbers that heavily favor the Republicans thanks to his own work. He’s not even just encouraging people to vote, he’s getting them to bank their votes early! Is Scott Presler bigger than Taylor Swift here in PA? Who is Scott voting for? Who has better hair, Scott or Taylor?115 - We play audio from a woman being affected by the gangs taking over her apartment complex in Aurora.130 - The lovely Harris Faulkner joins the program and expresses her joy and optimism in the state of Pennsylvania. Which votes are Donald Trump not going to get? Harris explains the crowd that will never go for him and how Kamala is preaching the option of “freedom” to those voters. How is the interview with Trump tomorrow going to go? More on Kamala’s faults and word salads.145 - Which pie is the superior pie?150 - Dan time, pie time.2 - Are there any men left to persuade for the Harris campaign? Or is their message too far gone from the average man, not just “incels” like the left-winger wants you to think.205 - Jim Dillon tagged into a State Congressional race for his brother, and now he has been spending taxpayer money on christmas things and a Twitter controversy. What will it take to wake city Democrats up and not vote for the people who continue to perpetuate the same issues.215 - Dom’s Money Melody!220 - Winner? 225 - More on Joe Concha, Kamala Harris, and whether her plagiarism will affect her election status.230 - Who is Rufus Wainwright? Tom DiBello, Montgomery County Commissioner, joins us to give an update on how last night’s rally went. How is the election integrity efforts in the county going? Can we stop the “Mister Softee” ballot harvesting truck?250 - Lightning Round!
2 - Are there any men left to persuade for the Harris campaign? Or is their message too far gone from the average man, not just “incels” like the left-winger wants you to think.205 - Jim Dillon tagged into a State Congressional race for his brother, and now he has been spending taxpayer money on christmas things and a Twitter controversy. What will it take to wake city Democrats up and not vote for the people who continue to perpetuate the same issues.215 - Dom’s Money Melody!220 - Winner? 225 - More on Joe Concha, Kamala Harris, and whether her plagiarism will affect her election status.230 - Who is Rufus Wainwright? Tom DiBello, Montgomery County Commissioner, joins us to give an update on how last night’s rally went. How is the election integrity efforts in the county going? Can we stop the “Mister Softee” ballot harvesting truck?250 - Lightning Round!
1 - Scott Presler could not be more excited today. Scott touts the new voter enrollment numbers that heavily favor the Republicans thanks to his own work. He’s not even just encouraging people to vote, he’s getting them to bank their votes early! Is Scott Presler bigger than Taylor Swift here in PA? Who is Scott voting for? Who has better hair, Scott or Taylor?115 - We play audio from a woman being affected by the gangs taking over her apartment complex in Aurora.130 - The lovely Harris Faulkner joins the program and expresses her joy and optimism in the state of Pennsylvania. Which votes are Donald Trump not going to get? Harris explains the crowd that will never go for him and how Kamala is preaching the option of “freedom” to those voters. How is the interview with Trump tomorrow going to go? More on Kamala’s faults and word salads.145 - Which pie is the superior pie?150 - Dan time, pie time.
12 - The new poll numbers are in at MSNBC and boy are they not good for Kamala Harris.1205 - It’s only a handful of armed gangs taking over apartment complexes!1215 - Side question - all time italians. What is Nick Sirianni doing?1220 - Your calls.1235 - Dr. Stanley Goldfarb, Chairman of Do No Harm, joins us today to discuss the transgender surgeries being performed on kids at the expense of taxpayers. Why can’t parents step up and protect their kids, why do we need government intervention? Puberty blockers are good for those at ages 5-7 who should not go through puberty that early, not 10-12 year olds to change gender.With Europe considered “more progressive” than the US, why have those countries stopped these procedures for children. This isn’t an anti-gay agenda, we are protecting kids from lifelong medications and cognitive changes. Where can people go to help?1250 - Plagiarism is rampant in Kamala Harris’ 2008 book, straight from Wikipedia. Are Italians getting enough credit? 1 - The “Secretary of Defense” Linda Kerns joins the program. What is she looking for with election integrity where she will be satisfied with the results? What kind of questions are still remaining regarding Pa’s integrity? If a non-citizen casts a ballot, will we know they did so?120 - Doug Emhoff repeated the lie of “very fine people” with Morning Joe. Tim Walz knew more about his shotgun than he did loading it. Your calls. 135 - Michael Bonasera joins us. Dom is a part of an Italian museum, and surrounded by Italians named Frank. Happy Columbus Day! With the contention of the Columbus statue, are Italians being phased out of Philly’s history? Where are the Italians? What is featured in the museum? 145 - Taking your calls.150 - Dan Time, ragging on The View time. Bill Clinton said what? 2 - Robin Shaffer joins us today. ProtectOurCoastNJ’s leader talks about updates developed over the weekend. Today should be a day to celebrate our country, and it’s disheartening to see the Catholic Church speak out against it. Is this more about getting money and getting parishioners rather than defending Italians?215 - Dom’s Money Melody!220 - Winner? 225 - Revisiting the comments made by Martha Raddatz and Kristen Welker over apartment complexes being taken over by Venezuelan gangs. Does Bill Clinton know what he’s saying? 235 - It’s all about the smell! Pastor Bill Devlin stops in.250 - Lightning Round! Winner of the Week?
2 - Robin Shaffer joins us today. ProtectOurCoastNJ’s leader talks about updates developed over the weekend. Today should be a day to celebrate our country, and it’s disheartening to see the Catholic Church speak out against it. Is this more about getting money and getting parishioners rather than defending Italians?215 - Dom’s Money Melody!220 - Winner? 225 - Revisiting the comments made by Martha Raddatz and Kristen Welker over apartment complexes being taken over by Venezuelan gangs. Does Bill Clinton know what he’s saying? 235 - It’s all about the smell! Pastor Bill Devlin stops in.250 - Lightning Round! Winner of the Week?
1 - The “Secretary of Defense” Linda Kerns joins the program. What is she looking for with election integrity where she will be satisfied with the results? What kind of questions are still remaining regarding Pa’s integrity? If a non-citizen casts a ballot, will we know they did so? 120 - Doug Emhoff repeated the lie of “very fine people” with Morning Joe. Tim Walz knew more about his shotgun than he did loading it. Your calls. 135 - Michael Bonasera joins us. Dom is a part of an Italian museum, and surrounded by Italians named Frank. Happy Columbus Day! With the contention of the Columbus statue, are Italians being phased out of Philly’s history? Where are the Italians? What is featured in the museum? 145 - Taking your calls.150 - Dan Time, ragging on The View time. Bill Clinton said what?
12 - The new poll numbers are in at MSNBC and boy are they not good for Kamala Harris.1205 - It’s only a handful of armed gangs taking over apartment complexes!1215 - Side question - all time Italians. What is Nick Sirianni doing?1220 - Your calls.1235 - Dr. Stanley Goldfarb, Chairman of Do No Harm, joins us today to discuss the transgender surgeries being performed on kids at the expense of taxpayers. Why can’t parents step up and protect their kids, why do we need government intervention? Puberty blockers are good for those at ages 5-7 who should not go through puberty that early, not 10-12 year olds to change gender. With Europe considered “more progressive” than the US, why have those countries stopped these procedures for children. This isn’t an anti-gay agenda, we are protecting kids from lifelong medications and cognitive changes. Where can people go to help?1250 - Plagiarism is rampant in Kamala Harris’ 2008 book, straight from Wikipedia. Are Italians getting enough credit?
Dom Giordano, WPHT host and former teacher, has dedicated much of his daily show toward parents who are taking it into their own hands to push back against school boards that have a negative impact on their children. This has culminated in a weekly podcast on education, Readin', Writin', and Reason, which has allowed wonderful relationships to develop between Giordano, educators, and parents throughout the country who are speaking out against overbearing school boards.
12 - Climate activists stormed the Delco GOP office and demanded change. Why them?1210 - Barack Obama has gotten involved in the Harris campaign, giving speeches on how good his economy was, and how Trump did nothing. Was Trump’s economy good or was it bad? Can’t have it both ways.1220 - President Barack Obama spoke on behalf of the Harris campaign and disparaged Trump because he can’t relate to the common man. Can he change a tire?1235 - Congressman Scott Perry joins us today and expresses his concern with fake ballots being streamed in from overseas and hackers. Of all the backtracking Harris has done in this campaign, why does she continue with the taxpayer funded transexual surgeries on minors and prisoners? Where can we support Scott Perry?1250 - Gretchen Whitmer is quite literally bowing down and praising Kamala Harris and feeding her like she’s more than human. An update from Chichester.1 - The long awaited interview with PA Secretary of State Al Schmidt is here. Why is Al putting it out there that it may take longer than just election day to count all the ballots. There’s not a lack of people working around the clock, so why will it take so long to count? What can Al tell us about the controversy over the sealed mail-in ballots that residents had to return? What about the legislature over the dating of ballots? How will we keep non-citizens from voting?120 - Your calls.135 - Corey Lewandowski joins us this afternoon. What are we doing to secure our elections? Corey also argues it’s not about filling boxes when selecting a President and the rhetoric around women, it’s about policy, and Trump is better on real world issues. What is Corey’s role in the current campaign?145 - Taking your calls.2 - In today’s third hour, Dom welcomes David Bartholf, the Republican Municipal Leader in Upper Chichester, and Frank Agovino, Chairman of the Delaware County GOP, onto the Dom Giordano Program to hear their first-hand account about an incident that played out at multiple Trump campaign offices. Bartholf takes us inside an Upper Chichester office where Trump protestors stormed, ranting about climate change, causing a police response, with Agovino telling what he hopes comes from this, and telling listeners how they can help protect the upcoming vote.215 - Dom’s Money Melody!220 - Winner? 225 - Your side question calls.235 - Michael Strahan confronts Tim Walz about his comments about getting rid of the electoral college and naturally, he goes back on his words. More of your calls. 250 - Lightning Round! Winner of the Week?
2 - In today’s third hour, Dom welcomes David Bartholf, the Republican Municipal Leader in Upper Chichester, and Frank Agovino, Chairman of the Delaware County GOP, onto the Dom Giordano Program to hear their first-hand account about an incident that played out at multiple Trump campaign offices. Bartholf takes us inside an Upper Chichester office where Trump protestors stormed, ranting about climate change, causing a police response, with Agovino telling what he hopes comes from this, and telling listeners how they can help protect the upcoming vote.215 - Dom’s Money Melody!220 - Winner? 225 - Your side question calls.235 - Michael Strahan confronts Tim Walz about his comments about getting rid of the electoral college and naturally, he goes back on his words. More of your calls. 250 - Lightning Round! Winner of the Week?
1 - The long awaited interview with PA Secretary of State Al Schmidt is here. Why is Al putting it out there that it may take longer than just election day to count all the ballots. There’s not a lack of people working around the clock, so why will it take so long to count? What can Al tell us about the controversy over the sealed mail-in ballots that residents had to return? What about the legislature over the dating of ballots? How will we keep non-citizens from voting?120 - Your calls.135 - Corey Lewandowski joins us this afternoon. What are we doing to secure our elections? Corey also argues it’s not about filling boxes when selecting a President and the rhetoric around women, it’s about policy, and Trump is better on real world issues. What is Corey’s role in the current campaign?145 - Taking your calls.
12 - Kamala Harris has no business speaking on the hurricane.1205 - Is WHYY using AI to write their sports headlines?1215 - Side Question - Something that added an improvement to something you thought was perfect.1220 - The Inquirer wrote a piece on Scott Presler and featured Dom right off the top. Your calls.1235 - Scott Presler joins us from the trail as he’s enrolling voters as we speak. Scott gives us another rundown of how to vote and where to vote and how the efforts are coming along. Does Scott register voters in his sleep?1240 - An event you don’t want to miss. 1250 - Trump’s comments on wind turbines.1 - Your calls on the side question.105 - Dave McCormick joins us from the campaign trail as we play audio from a 2006 debate where the moderator calls out Bob Casey for being lazy. Dave only echoes that statement and the lack of accomplishment he’s had in almost two decades. We know where inflation is coming from, so why do Casey’s policies only make it worse? How does Dave feel about Casey’s endorsement of Summer Lee? Alaskan Senator Dan Sullivan joins us to talk energy and parallels Alaska’s energy to Pennsylvania’s.120 - Does the Bucks County Ice Cream truck have ballot harvesting written all over it? 130 - Jimmy Matthews comes in to argue (and lose) over titles.135 - Stephen Moore joins us to break down the economic plans between the two candidates and what the polling says about how people feel about each candidate. Stephen goes through all the price increases that have happened under the Biden/Harris administration and how Trump would correct these mistakes.150 - Why are they going to keep pounding away on electric cars? The downsides turn too many people away.205 - Nick Sortor joins the program to give an update from North Carolina. Why did the National Guard fly so low, destroy private citizens’ supplies, and then fly away with no explanation? How is the Starlink installation going? Harrowing news about people committing suicide over feeling abandoned by their leaders. Where can we follow Nick? 210 - Trump went after Howard Sternand called him a beta male. 215 - Dom’s Money Melody!220 - Winner? 225 - Is Jerusalem in Israel? Scholars are disagreeing! More on the “misinformation” that hurricane response isn’t adequate. 250 - Lightning Round! Maize over Maisey
205 - Nick Sortor joins the program to give an update from North Carolina. Why did the National Guard fly so low, destroy private citizens’ supplies, and then fly away with no explanation? How is the Starlink installation going? Harrowing news about people committing suicide over feeling abandoned by their leaders. Where can we follow Nick? 210 - Trump went after Howard Stern and called him a beta male. 215 - Dom’s Money Melody!220 - Winner? 225 - Is Jerusalem in Israel? Scholars are disagreeing! More on the “misinformation” that hurricane response isn’t adequate. 250 - Lightning Round! Maize over Maisey
1 - Your calls on the side question.105 - Dave McCormick joins us from the campaign trail as we play audio from a 2006 debate where the moderator calls out Bob Casey for being lazy. Dave only echoes that statement and the lack of accomplishment he’s had in almost two decades. We know where inflation is coming from, so why do Casey’s policies only make it worse? How does Dave feel about Casey’s endorsement of Summer Lee? Alaskan Senator Dan Sullivan joins us to talk energy and parallels Alaska’s energy to Pennsylvania’s.120 - Does the Bucks County Ice Cream truck have ballot harvesting written all over it? 130 - Jimmy Matthews comes in to argue (and lose) over titles.135 - Stephen Moore joins us to break down the economic plans between the two candidates and what the polling says about how people feel about each candidate. Stephen goes through all the price increases that have happened under the Biden/Harris administration and how Trump would correct these mistakes.150 - Why are they going to keep pounding away on electric cars? The downsides turn too many people away.
12 - Kamala Harris has no business speaking on the hurricane.1205 - Is WHYY using AI to write their sports headlines?1215 - Side Question - Something that added an improvement to something you thought was perfect.1220 - The Inquirer wrote a piece on Scott Presler and featured Dom right off the top. Your calls.1235 - Scott Presler joins us from the trail as he’s enrolling voters as we speak. Scott gives us another rundown of how to vote and where to vote and how the efforts are coming along. Does Scott register voters in his sleep?1240 - An event you don’t want to miss. 1250 - Trump’s comments on wind turbines.
12 - Jimmy Kenney reared his head and spouted nonsense about being a paperboy and that’s why he and the Harris/Walz campaign to the working class. He also disparaged Donald Trump by saying he’s just going to tell you what you want to hear. As if Kenney didn’t do that for 8 years.1215 - Side Question - What is something Americans will never go for?1240 - Taking your calls.1 - Lawyer wally Zimolong joins us today to discuss a settlement reached with disenfranchised voters out in Luzerne County.105 - Wally dropped off, so Dom argues with Michael in Philadelphia for a little115 - Resuming the conversation with Wally.120 - Your calls.135 - RNC chairman Michael Whatley joins the program. Where are the new ads clipping Kamala’s botched answers on The View? Chairman Whatley says they’re already running. How is progress coming along with getting North Carolina back up and running? What was the energy like at the Butler rally? Where can listeners go to get involved?2 - Trump has booked out Madison Square Garden for election night: first come, first serve. 205 - We revisit the Jim Kenney audio from his chat today from Scranton. Why are public officials like Kenney and The Cardinal standing on the immigration issue and likening it to the Irish?215 - Dom’s Money Melody!220 - Winner? 225 - Why are we paying for transgender surgeries for inmates? Because if it doesn’t make dollars, it doesn’t make sense. 250 - Lightning Round!
2 - Trump has booked out Madison Square Garden for election night: first come, first serve. 205 - We revisit the Jim Kenney audio from his chat today from Scranton. Why are public officials like Kenney and The Cardinal standing on the immigration issue and likening it to the Irish?215 - Dom’s Money Melody!220 - Winner? 225 - Why are we paying for transgender surgeries for inmates? Because if it doesn’t make dollars, it doesn’t make sense. 250 - Lightning Round!
1 - Lawyer wally Zimolong joins us today to discuss a settlement reached with disenfranchised voters out in Luzerne County.105 - Wally dropped off, so Dom argues with Michael in Philadelphia for a little115 - Resuming the conversation with Wally.120 - Your calls.135 - RNC chairman Michael Whatley joins the program. Where are the new ads clipping Kamala’s botched answers on The View? Chairman Whatley says they’re already running. How is progress coming along with getting North Carolina back up and running? What was the energy like at the Butler rally? Where can listeners go to get involved?
12 - Jimmy Kenney reared his head and spouted nonsense about being a paperboy and that’s why he and the Harris/Walz campaign to the working class. He also disparaged Donald Trump by saying he’s just going to tell you what you want to hear. As if Kenney didn’t do that for 8 years.1215 - Side Question - What is something Americans will never go for?1240 - Taking your calls.
12 - The View according to Kamala Harris. Kamala is making a full offensive push in media appearances, even if it is whiffing on softball questions on The View.1215 - Side Question - What goes together like chocolate and pretzels or peanut butter and jelly? 1220 - Does Kamala actually own a gun? Let’s see her fire it. Discussing digital currency and the ramifications that would have on the general public. 1235 - Taking your calls on currency and more. How much money does Roe spend on cards?1250 - Kathleen Lochel of Lochel’s Bakery joins us to discuss the presidential cookie count. What is the official count? What is it like being a media darling? Do people push back against them making more red cookies? How is the hiring process going with the extra need for help? How is the influx of cookie orders affecting the cost of goods? Where can we go to buy baked goods? What do we expect the final count to be? And the work schedule? 1 - Will this be the first climate election? Democrats are trying to make it so as back to back hurricanes ravage the southeast.115 - A caller gives an update on corruption in Bucks county. More on hurricanes and a meteorologist gives an emotional review of this next hurricane.120 - An update on Kamala’s interview with Howard Stern.135 - Former California Lt. Governor Abel Maldonado rejoins the program. He is coming to Reading to speak to latino voters on behalf of Trump. What does he think of conservative Latinos who have to present as Democrats? Where are Latino women leaning now? With Latino men now favoring Trump, how will that swing the election and the voter base for the future? What should Trump drill down on Reading voters minds?150 - Dan Time! Howard Stern’s interview with Kamala is just as awful as you think with Howard being spoon fed questions and perpetuating hate.2 - Randall Wenger, lawyer from Independence Law Center, joins us today to discuss their law firm's advice on a case in York county trying to navigate the transgender bathroom issue by installing a window. How can we learn to respect everyone and stay sane. 210 - Do kids still shower after gym? Playing more Kamala clips.215 - Dom’s Money Melody!220 - Winner? 225 - More on Kamala making the media rounds in order to bolster her campaign.235 - He’s weak but he’s a dictator? What? More Kamala clips. 250 - Lightning Round!
2 - Randall Wenger, lawyer from Independence Law Center, joins us today to discuss their law firm's advice on a case in York county trying to navigate the transgender bathroom issue by installing a window. How can we learn to respect everyone and stay sane. 210 - Do kids still shower after gym? Playing more Kamala clips.215 - Dom’s Money Melody!220 - Winner? 225 - More on Kamala making the media rounds in order to bolster her campaign.235 - He’s weak but he’s a dictator? What? More Kamala clips. 250 - Lightning Round!
1 - Will this be the first climate election? Democrats are trying to make it so as back to back hurricanes ravage the southeast.115 - A caller gives an update on corruption in Bucks county. More on hurricanes and a meteorologist gives an emotional review of this next hurricane.120 - An update on Kamala’s interview with Howard Stern.135 - Former California Lt. Governor Abel Maldonado rejoins the program. He is coming to Reading to speak to latino voters on behalf of Trump. What does he think of conservative Latinos who have to present as Democrats? Where are Latino women leaning now? With Latino men now favoring Trump, how will that swing the election and the voter base for the future? What should Trump drill down on Reading voters minds?150 - Dan Time! Howard Stern’s interview with Kamala is just as awful as you think with Howard being spoon fed questions and perpetuating hate.
12 - The View according to Kamala Harris. Kamala is making a full offensive push in media appearances, even if it is whiffing on softball questions on The View.1215 - Side Question - What goes together like chocolate and pretzels or peanut butter and jelly? 1220 - Does Kamala actually own a gun? Let’s see her fire it. Discussing digital currency and the ramifications that would have on the general public. 1235 - Taking your calls on currency and more. How much money does Roe spend on cards?1250 - Kathleen Lochel of Lochel’s Bakery joins us to discuss the presidential cookie count. What is the official count? What is it like being a media darling? Do people push back against them making more red cookies? How is the hiring process going with the extra need for help? How is the influx of cookie orders affecting the cost of goods? Where can we go to buy baked goods? What do we expect the final count to be? And the work schedule?
12 - The IceCream Truck is here! Bucks County deploys the truck that will go to your door and get your ballot. 1205 - Who is on the show today? George Stephanopoulos and Mike Johnson go back and forth on rhetoric.1210 - What is FEMA even talking about? 1215 - Side question - Pet peeves/minor inconveniences1220 - Kamala Harris went on the famed podcast “Call Her Daddy” and repeated lies on abortion.1235 - Eric Trump joins us today. What does the cookie count at Lochel’s say about the stance of voters in the area? Eric’s comments were weaponized by George Stephanopoulos in conversation with Speaker Mike Johnson, ironically about Democrats weaponizing speech against his father. What does Eric think of the rhetoric being spewed by the media? 1250 - Your calls before the end of the hour1 - Jim Worthington joins us to give us his recap the Trump rally in Butler. What was it like meeting Elon Musk? As a fellow health guy, how does he feel about RFK Jr’’s messaging over our food and fitness as americans. How will that help the Trump campaign? Who else has been coming out in support as Jim goes around with Trump?115 - More on the Bucks County Ice Cream truck.120 - Dom revisits October 7th in Israel on the one year anniversary of the attacks. Dave McCormick got flack from North Philly locals at a cheesesteak giveaway. 135 - Captain Sean Parnell was given a shoutout and a set of rousing applause at the Butler Trump rally after being introduced by JD Vance. He joins us this afternoon to discuss what it was like being there and how it felt to share his message while on stage. 140 - More of your minor inconveniences. Who is going to be Kamala’s worst interview? 155 - The Porn industry is putting ads out to stop Trump due to clauses in Project 2025. 2 - Steve Feldman of the ZOA joins us to commemorate this hallowed day of October 7th, one year after the attacks on Israel.215 - Dom’s Money Melody!220 - Winner? 225 - Dom continues with the remembrance of October 7th and Walz’ disastrous record on that conflict. 235 - Scott Presler details what it was like being on stage to give a speech at the Trump rally. Just how many people were there? Would Scott have worn the shorts? Why is the Hispanic community moving more towards the Republican party’s message? 240 - More of your calls.250 - Lightning Round!
2 - Steve Feldman of the ZOA joins us to commemorate this hallowed day of October 7th, one year after the attacks on Israel.215 - Dom’s Money Melody!220 - Winner? 225 - Dom continues with the remembrance of October 7th and Walz’ disastrous record on that conflict. 235 - Scott Presler details what it was like being on stage to give a speech at the Trump rally. Just how many people were there? Would Scott have worn the shorts? Why is the Hispanic community moving more towards the Republican party’s message? 240 - More of your calls.250 - Lightning Round!
1 - Jim Worthington joins us to give us his recap the Trump rally in Butler. What was it like meeting Elon Musk? As a fellow health guy, how does he feel about RFK Jr’s messaging over our food and fitness as americans. How will that help the Trump campaign? Who else has been coming out in support as Jim goes around with Trump?115 - More on the Bucks County Ice Cream truck.120 - Dom revisits October 7th in Israel on the one year anniversary of the attacks. Dave McCormick got flack from North Philly locals at a cheesesteak giveaway. 135 - Captain Sean Parnell was given a shoutout and a set of rousing applause at the Butler Trump rally after being introduced by JD Vance. He joins us this afternoon to discuss what it was like being there and how it felt to share his message while on stage. 140 - More of your minor inconveniences. Who is going to be Kamala’s worst interview? 155 - The Porn industry is putting ads out to stop Trump due to clauses in Project 2025.
12 - The IceCream Truck is here! Bucks County deploys the truck that will go to your door and get your ballot. 1205 - Who is on the show today? George Stephanopoulos and Mike Johnson go back and forth on rhetoric.1210 - What is FEMA even talking about? 1215 - Side question - Pet peeves/minor inconveniences1220 - Kamala Harris went on the famed podcast “Call Her Daddy” and repeated lies on abortion1235 - Eric Trump joins us today. What does the cookie count at Lochel’s say about the stance of voters in the area? Eric’s comments were weaponized by George Stephanopoulos in conversation with Speaker Mike Johnson, ironically about Democrats weaponizing speech against his father. What does Eric think of the rhetoric being spewed by the media? 1250 - Your calls before the end of the hour
Dom Giordano, WPHT host and former teacher, has dedicated much of his daily show toward parents who are taking it into their own hands to push back against school boards that have a negative impact on their children. This has culminated in a weekly podcast on education, Readin', Writin', and Reason, which has allowed wonderful relationships to develop between Giordano, educators, and parents throughout the country who are speaking out against overbearing school boards.
12 - Who cares about Liz Cheney? MSNBC’s Stephanie Ruhle says all of Elon’s support is just to have a line into the White House1215 - Side question - Who/what deserves its reputation?1220 - Mike Lawler apologizes for doing blackface. Should he give up his seat even though he may be the deciding seat in Congress?1240 - How on earth are Phillies fans going to afford these tickets? Your calls. Dan’s side question answer1250 - PA SOS Al Schmidt keeps dodging our show by giving us the runaround. 1 - Tom Fitton, Author of Rights and Freedoms in Peril: An Investigative Report on the Left's Attack on America, joins us this afternoon. Non-citizens will be counted under the census over the next few years, and Democrats will benefit from these individuals as they will get more Congressional seats and electoral votes as a result of population increase. They also discuss the voting nonsense transpiring in PA. They then move back to January 6th, and how the security, or lack thereof, and what happened to the officer that shot and killed someone that day. What’s a part of the book that people will look forward to? What’s the biggest judicial reform for the USSS?120 - Bruce Springsteen sat down at a diner to give his endorsement for Kamala/Walz. Dom wonders how fans still believe the messaging of his songs, while Henry argues that his music was made when he wasn’t a phony, so it still resonates. Dan hates the whole convo135 - Nick Sortor joins us today to give an update from North Carolina. He details what he is doing to get communication back up across that state. What is Starlink and how does it work? Who pushes back on Starlink? How are North Carolina residents going to be able to vote? Nick details the bleak outlook. Nick also claims he has not seen anyone from FEMA during his week long trek through the Tar Heel state. 150 - Dan time! Can you believe this AI song about Dom?205 - Garrison Lovely joins us, and then drops, and then joins us, and then drops, and finally is here to discuss the threats of AI as he calls via Google Call. Garrison details how the invention of AI was to make lives easier in jobs, not to take them and destroy creators' jobs among others. He also details his new book to come on the dangers of AI.215 - Dom’s Money Melody220 - Winner? 225 - Would the President-elect join SNL after a win?235 - Scott Presler gives us an update from the road and touts the strides and accomplishments that he has made in various counties across the state in order to promote voter registration. 250 - Lightning Round! Winner of the week?
205 - Garrison Lovely joins us, and then drops, and then joins us, and then drops, and finally is here to discuss the threats of AI as he calls via Google Call. Garrison details how the invention of AI was to make lives easier in jobs, not to take them and destroy creators' jobs among others. He also details his new book to come on the dangers of AI.215 - Dom’s Money Melody!220 - Winner? 225 - Would the President-elect join SNL after a win?235 - Scott Presler gives us an update from the road and touts the strides and accomplishments that he has made in various counties across the state in order to promote voter registration. 250 - Lightning Round! Winner of the week?
1 - Tom Fitton, Author of Rights and Freedoms in Peril: An Investigative Report on the Left's Attack on America, joins us this afternoon. Non-citizens will be counted under the census over the next few years, and Democrats will benefit from these individuals as they will get more Congressional seats and electoral votes as a result of population increase. They also discuss the voting nonsense transpiring in PA. They then move back to January 6th, and how the security, or lackthereof, and what happened to the officer that shot and killed someone that day. What’s a part of the book that people will look forward to? What’s the biggest judicial reform for the USSS?120 - Bruce Springsteen sat down at a diner to give his endorsement for Kamala/Walz. Dom wonders how fans still believe the messaging of his songs, while Henry argues that his music was made when he wasn’t a phony, so it still resonates. Dan hates the whole convo135 - Nick Sortor joins us today to give an update from North Carolina. He details what he is doing to get communication back up across that state. What is Starlink and how does it work? Who pushes back on Starlink? How are North Carolina residents going to be able to vote? Nick details the bleak outlook. Nick also claims he has not seen anyone from FEMA during his week long trek through the Tar Heel state. 150 - Dan time! Can you believe this AI song about Dom?
12 - Who cares about Liz Cheney? MSNBC’s Stephanie Ruhle says all of Elon’s support is just to have a line into the White House1215 - Side question - Who/what deserves it’s reputation?1220 - Mike Lawler apologizes for doing blackface. Should he give up his seat even though he may be the deciding seat in Congress?1240 - How on earth are Phillies fans going to afford these tickets? Your calls. Dan’s side question answer1250 - PA SOS Al Schmidt keeps dodging our show by giving us the runaround.
12 - We start with the Biden/Harris campaign not allocating more funds for hurricane victims as we shovel tons of money towards Ukraine and Israel.1215 - Why did Melania make these comments on abortion right now? Sunny Hostin has an insane comment. Your calls on this.1235 - Linda Kerns of ProtectTheVote.com joins us today to recap the event last night with Dom. She also details what she needs for the upcoming election and why it’s so important to vote. 1245 - More of your calls.1250 - Teasing hour 2.1 - John Yoo, Emanuel S. Heller Professor of Law at Berkeley, joins Dom today to discuss the unsealed files by the DOJ that implicate Trump in inciting a riot on January 6th. Why bring this forward now? John sees it as election interference e that can’t be disproven before the election because it won’t go to trial in the next month.115 - Dan and Dom disagree on the topic of abortion.120 - This election is going to come down to the margins, so will this statement from Melania help or hurt? Playing DeSantis' response to the port workers' work stoppage. 135 - Captain Sean Parnell joins the program to discuss the upcoming rally in Butler and what the level of protection will be for Trump there. Where does all the violence against Trump come from? Sean will be speaking at the rally! How is the disparity between mail-in voting going to affect this election cycle? Why is banking the vote so important?145 - Dan Time! Who are the all-time callers into 1210 WPHT? Number One caller this year, Bill of Bucks County weighs in.2 - Monica Crowley joins the Dom Show. We start out with her relationship with Richard Nixon and how good of a communicator he was. They then move to JD Vance’s debate prep and how they got him ready for Tuesday night. Where can we find Monica’s podcast interview with DJT? How did the assassination attempt against his life change him as a person? How is Trump’s tariff idea playing amongst the public and how should we view it?215 - Dom’s Money Melody220 - Winner?230 - Sue Altman said what regarding the transgender issue in sports?250 - Lightning Round!
2 - Monica Crowley joins the Dom Show. We start out with her relationship with Richard Nixon and how good of a communicator he was. They then move to JD Vance’s debate prep and how they got him ready for Tuesday night. Where can we find Monica’s podcast interview with DJT? How did the assassination attempt against his life change him as a person? How is Trump’s tariff idea playing amongst the public and how should we view it?215 - Dom’s Money Melody!220 - Winner?230 - Sue Altman said what regarding the transgender issue in sports?250 - Lightning Round!
1 - John Yoo, Emanuel S. Heller Professor of Law at Berkeley, joins Dom today to discuss the unsealed files by the DOJ that implicate Trump in inciting a riot on January 6th. Why bring this forward now? John sees it as election interference e that can’t be disproven before the election because it won’t go to trial in the next month.115 - Dan and Dom disagree on the topic of abortion.120 - This election is going to come down to the margins, so will this statement from Melania help or hurt? Playing DeSantis' response to the port workers' work stoppage. 135 - Captain Sean Parnell joins the program to discuss the upcoming rally in Butler and what the level of protection will be for Trump there. Where does all the violence against Trump come from? Sean will be speaking at the rally! How is the disparity between mail-in voting going to affect this election cycle? Why is banking the vote so important?145 - Dan Time! Who are the all-time callers into 1210 WPHT? Number One caller this year, Bill of Bucks County weighs in.
12 - We start with the Biden/Harris campaign not allocating more funds for hurricane victims as we shovel tons of money towards Ukraine and Israel.1215 - Why did Melania make these comments on abortion right now? Sunny Hostin has an insane comment. Your calls on this.1235 - Linda Kerns of ProtectTheVote.com joins us today to recap the event last night with Dom. She also details what she needs for the upcoming election and why it’s so important to vote. 1245 - More of your calls.1250 - Teasing hour 2.
12 - We start the show with a recap of what Dom saw from last night’s VP debate. 1215 - Bill O’Reilly returns to the program to give his insights and takes on last night’s VP debate. There are two goalposts that decide who wins a debate, so who hit them? Should Trump do another debate, O’Reilly has an interesting take on whether he should or not and with a stipulation. Did Walz tell on himself by not directly answering abortion questions and calling himself a “knucklehead”? Then they end with a discussion on Bill’s new book.1235 - Philadelphia City Commissioner Seth Bluestein joins the program to break down the humidity scandal rocking the mail-in ballots. According to Seth, the humidity caused by rain in the last few days caused the ballots to be stickier and possibly clump together. Seth says about 1500 of the 10,000 sent out have been returned already. Secretary of State Al Schmidt says it will take more time to count votes in PA, but what about Philadelphia? Seth takes us through the process of counting mail-in ballots. How long does it take to process each vote? How can people return their mail-in ballots and where do they go? 1240 - Side - What’s an acquired taste?1250 - Teasing hour 2.1 - Riley Gaines joins the program to promote her local event happening at 4 O’clock today in Blue Bell. Her and Dom go back and forth on the transgender ideology being inflicted upon kids who have mental health issues and are just plain confused. Where can we find her new Outkick show? Riley argued with Mark Cuban on the border?120 - Your calls on last night’s debate.135 - More calls about the debate and side answers.150 - Dom reads figures from the dock workers strike. More of your calls.2 - Scott Presler joins the show to give an update on the mail-in ballot situation in Pennsylvania and the disparity of sign-ups between Republicans and Democrats. How about Luzerne County putting boulders in front of voting precincts in order to protect those sites? Democrats have become the party of the rich and no longer represent the working class. How close will the margins be this election thanks to his efforts?215 - Dom’s Money Melody!220 - Winner? 230 - Local Teamsters President, Bill Hamilton, joins us today to discuss the Longshoremen's strike. Why such a pushback against AI? Bill details the difference between safety concerns and automation. Where does Bill stand on the use of tariffs? He also details the difference between using tariffs to boost the economy and to punish other countries? Will this union strike affect the Teamsters' demands?250 - Lightning Round!
2 - Scott Presler joins the show to give an update on the mail-in ballot situation in Pennsylvania and the disparity of sign-ups between Republicans and Democrats. How about Luzerne County putting boulders in front of voting precincts in order to protect those sites? Democrats have become the party of the rich and no longer represent the working class. How close will the margins be this election thanks to his efforts?215 - Dom’s Money Melody!220 - Winner? 230 - Local Teamsters President, Bill Hamilton, joins us today to discuss the Longshoremen's strike. Why such a pushback against AI? Bill details the difference between safety concerns and automation. Where does Bill stand on the use of tariffs? He also details the difference between using tariffs to boost the economy and to punish other countries? Will this union strike affect the Teamsters' demands?250 - Lightning Round!
1 - Riley Gaines joins the program to promote her local event happening at 4 O’clock today in Blue Bell. Her and Dom go back and forth on the transgender ideology being inflicted upon kids who have mental health issues and are just plain confused. Where can we find her new Outkick show? Riley argued with Mark Cuban on the border?120 - Your calls on last night’s debate.135 - More calls about the debate and side answers.150 - Dom reads figures from the dock workers strike. More of your calls.
Bill O’Reilly returns to the program to give his insights and takes on last night’s VP debate. There are two goalposts that decide who wins a debate, so who hit them? Should Trump do another debate, O’Reilly has an interesting take on whether he should or not and with a stipulation. Did Walz tell on himself by not directly answering abortion questions and calling himself a “knucklehead”? Then they end with a discussion on Bill’s new book.
12 - We start the show with a recap of what Dom saw from last night’s VP debate. 1215 - Bill O’Reilly returns to the program to give his insights and takes on last night’s VP debate. There are two goalposts that decide who wins a debate, so who hit them? Should Trump do another debate, O’Reilly has an interesting take on whether he should or not and with a stipulation. Did Walz tell on himself by not directly answering abortion questions and calling himself a “knucklehead”? Then they end with a discussion on Bill’s new book.1235 - Philadelphia City Commissioner Seth Bluestein joins the program to break down the humidity scandal rocking the mail-in ballots. According to Seth, the humidity caused by rain in the last few days caused the ballots to be stickier and possibly clump together. Seth says about 1500 of the 10,000 sent out have been returned already. Secretary of State Al Schmidt says it will take more time to count votes in PA, but what about Philadelphia? Seth takes us through the process of counting mail-in ballots. How long does it take to process each vote? How can people return their mail-in ballots and where do they go? 1240 - Side - What’s an acquired taste?1250 - Teasing hour 2.
12 - Dom starts Tuesday with the Longshoreman’s strike. This Union President is one intimidating guy. Is Tim Walz a moron? CNN doesn’t say whether he is or not.1215 - Side - iconic hair1220 - How will the VP debate go tonight? Will Walz lying about his record be fodder for the flames? Should baseball players always run as hard as they can down the baseline?1230 - Is Tim Walz a moron or is he just playing one? Are there any other Father-Son political duos that can have the power of Trump?1240 - More on Pete Rose and Dan’s answer to the side question.1245 - Your calls.1 - Matt Lamorgese, head of The Young Republicans Philadelphia, joins the program. How will JD Vance fair vs Walz in the debate tonight?120 - Philly public schools are the model of dress codes across the country. Should there be a uniform or not? Kids want to wear bonnets? Wawa has the highest customer satisfaction score across the country among convenience stores. Your calls.130 - Breaking News: 10,000 ballots in Pa were mistakenly sealed by… humidity? Is that a real cause?135 - Taking a call from someone who got their mail-in ballot.145 - A listener does the ballot/shower experiment. Is he on to something? Linda Kerns of PtoectTheVote.com joins us to discuss these 10,000 ballots mistakenly sealed by humidity. Linda explains how this could have come to be and what to do if you receive one of these ballots. 2 - Tiffany Henyard of Moms for Liberty joins the program. Is the day of reckoning over COVID here? What can JD Vance debate Tim Walz about regarding our kids?210 - Side Question answers215 - Dom’s Money Melody!220 - Winner? 230 - Lara Trump joins us this afternoon. Lara discusses early and mail-in voting and just how important it is to winning this election despite concerns. Trump just released a statement regarding the war and carnage in the middle east, what does Lara have to say on that and how it affects this election. Could Kamala navigate us out of these situations? What does Lara want to see from Vance in the debate tonight?250 - Lightning Round!
2 - Tiffany Henyard of Moms for Liberty joins the program. Is the day of reckoning over COVID here? What can JD Vance debate Tim Walz about regarding our kids?210 - Side Question answers215 - Dom’s Money Melody!220 - Winner? 230 - Lara Trump joins us this afternoon. Lara discusses early and mail-in voting and just how important it is to winning this election despite concerns. Trump just released a statement regarding the war and carnage in the middle east, what does Lara have to say on that and how it affects this election. Could Kamala navigate us out of these situations? What does Lara want to see from Vance in the debate tonight?250 - Lightning Round!
1 - Matt Lamorgese, head of The Young Republicans Philadelphia, joins the program. How will JD Vance fair vs Walz in the debate tonight?120 - Philly public schools are the model of dress codes across the country. Should there be a uniform or not? Kids want to wear bonnets? Wawa has the highest customer satisfaction score across the country among convenience stores. Your calls.130 - Breaking News: 10,000 ballots in Pa were mistakenly sealed by… humidity? Is that a real cause?135 - Taking a call from someone who got their mail-in ballot.145 - A listener does the ballot/shower experiment. Is he on to something? Linda Kerns of PtoectTheVote.com joins us to discuss these 10,000 ballots mistakenly sealed by humidity. Linda explains how this could have come to be and what to do if you receive one of these ballots.
12 - Dom starts Tuesday with the Longshoreman’s strike. This Union President is one intimidating guy. Is Tim Walz a moron? CNN doesn’t say whether he is or not.1215 - Side - iconic hair1220 - How will the VP debate go tonight? Will Walz lying about his record be fodder for the flames? Should baseball players always run as hard as they can down the baseline?1230 - Is Tim Walz a moron or is he just playing one? Are there any other Father-Son political duos that can have the power of Trump?1240 - More on Pete Rose and Dan’s answer to the side question.1245 - Your calls.
12 - Dom kicks off Monday with outrageous clip of a CNN commentator saying Latino’s are pivoting away from Kamala because they want to be white1205 - Shots fired at La Salle - Saint Louis field hockey game on Temple’s campus. What is to be done about this?1210 - Why would ICE release these statistics now? 1215 - Kamala Harris went on Matt Barnes and Stephen Jackson podcast and threw out some cringe clips.Side - Something associated with Florida1220 - Dikembe Mutombo has passed at 58. Paying tribute to a Sixers great. JD Vance denied from Primanti Brothers, but why? 1230 - Former Lt. Governor Abel Maldonado joins the program. Why are the Latinos moving away from Kamala? Maldonado says the Democrats are doing everything in their media power to get these voters back. But as someone once said, “Latinos are Republican, they just don;t know it yet.” Well, it seems they’re figuring out this election cycle after seeing Trump’s economy vs. Kamala’s. Kamala simply checks boxes like a true California politician, which doesn’t fly in swing states. There’s a Mosquito Board in California? What did a voter say to Abel out in public in California?1250 - Finishing the hour with mail-in balloting and protecting the vote.1 - JD Vance with a little shout out to a friend of ours. CBS will provide forensic journalists to fact check instead of the moderators. Dom argues that will be worse than ABC’s broadcasts. Should there be moderators at all?115 - Are there more credible sources than the Big 3 networks?120 - Your calls. 130 - RNC Chairman Michael Whatley joins the program. How about the poor response from the Biden-Harris administration on those devastated by the hurricanes? What does the Chairman have to say regarding the ICE releasing a report detailing just how many criminals have snuck through the border under this administration.? How does he feel about the Latino vote shifting to Trump?145 - Dan Time! How was Francis Ford Coppola's newest movie and life’s work, Megalopolis? Henry has choice words for it. Plus some more on Florida.150 - Your calls.2 - Famed Philaldephia Sportswriter and Broadcaster Ray Didinger joins the program. Is it time to fire Nick Sirianni? What did you grade Tom Brady’s broadcast? How do we feel about the Phillies chances this postseason? Where can we find Ray Didinger in the near future? 215 - Dom’s Money Melody!220 - Winner? 225 - Why are the demographics of Trump Voters changing?235 - Scott Presler joins us to give another update on Luzerne County. 250 - Lightning Round!
2 - Famed Philaldephia Sportswriter and Broadcaster Ray Didinger joins the program. Is it time to fire Nick Sirianni? What did you grade Tom Brady’s broadcast? How do we feel about the Phillies chances this postseason? Where can we find Ray Didinger in the near future? 215 - Dom’s Money Melody!220 - Winner? 225 - Why are the demographics of Trump Voters changing?235 - Scott Presler joins us to give another update on Luzerne County. 250 - Lightning Round!
1 - JD Vance with a little shout out to a friend of ours. CBS will provide forensic journalists to fact check instead of the moderators. Dom argues that will be worse than ABC’s broadcasts. Should there be moderators at all?115 - Are there more credible sources than the Big 3 networks?120 - Your calls. 130 - RNC Chairman Michael Whatley joins the program. How about the poor response from the Biden-Harris administration on those devastated by the hurricanes? What does the Chairman have to say regarding the ICE releasing a report detailing just how many criminals have snuck through the border under this administration.? How does he feel about the Latino vote shifting to Trump?145 - Dan Time! How was Francis Ford Coppola's newest movie and life’s work, Megalopolis? Henry has choice words for it. Plus some more on Florida.150 - Your calls.
12 - Dom kicks off Monday with outrageous clip of a CNN commentator saying Latino’s are pivoting away from Kamala because they want to be white1205 - Shots fired at La Salle - Saint Louis field hockey game on Temple’s campus. What is to be done about this?1210 - Why would ICE release these statistics now? 1215 - Kamala Harris went on Matt Barnes and Stephen Jackson podcast and threw out some cringe clips.Side - Something associated with Florida1220 - Dikembe Mutombo has passed at 58. Paying tribute to a Sixers great. JD Vance denied from Primanti Brothers, but why? 1230 - Former Lt. Governor Abel Maldonado joins the program. Why are the Latinos moving away from Kamala? Maldonado says the Democrats are doing everything in their media power to get these voters back. But as someone once said, “Latinos are Republican, they just don;t know it yet.” Well, it seems they’re figuring out this election cycle after seeing Trump’s economy vs. Kamala’s. Kamala simply checks boxes like a true California politician, which doesn’t fly in swing states. There’s a Mosquito Board in California? What did a voter say to Abel out in public in California?1250 - Finishing the hour with mail-in balloting and protecting the vote.
Dom Giordano, WPHT host and former teacher, has dedicated much of his daily show toward parents who are taking it into their own hands to push back against school boards that have a negative impact on their children. This has culminated in a weekly podcast on education, Readin', Writin', and Reason, which has allowed wonderful relationships to develop between Giordano, educators, and parents throughout the country who are speaking out against overbearing school boards.
12 - Dom kicks off Friday with a show rundown, and a discussion on the border now that Kamala is making her first appearance as Border Czar.1215 - Side Question: Who should lead the Presidential Security Team?1220 - Congresswoman Elise Stefanick joins the program. A big get for the show, her and Dom discuss various Trump talking points and the flaws of the Harris-Walz campaign. Is Trump’s messaging towards women the right call? Why should women vote for DJT? Elise lays out three giant reasons that should appeal to any mother in this day and age. 1235 - Dom continues on the issue of the Border as Kamala makes her visit. 1250 - Teasing the upcoming interview with Tommy John.1 - Famed pitcher and namesake for UCL surgery Tommy John joins the Dom Giordano Program to discuss his recent headline grabbing quote about Donald Trump. Was he serious? Why hasn’t Tommy been inducted into the Hall of Fame? We learn a bit about what Tommy has been up to and why the push to get in. Dan and Henry also ask about his life and career. A must listen/watch.140 - Megalopolis hits theaters this weekend. Why did Robert De Niro have to hijack Coppola’s press conference and make it about Trump?150 - We play a report from Bill Melugin today at the border and what he’s hoping to get out of Kamala Harris today, if she even takes questions.2 - Beth Ann Rosica, Education extraordinaire joins the program today to discuss her most recent pieces in Broad + Liberty regarding Kamala Harris as your presidential candidate and the issues she poses to womanhood. What kind of messaging is her campaign showing to women? 215 - Dom’s Money Melody!220 - Winner? 225 - PA Candidate for Senate Dave McCormick joins the program to discuss Kamala Harris’ visit to the border today and the influx of fentanyl into our country. Why have Kamala and Bob Casey been allowing the drug to get into our country and commonwealth? Dave has met with families who have been affected by fentanyl and shares their harrowing stories. What can be done about the cartels bringing it into the country? Will Dave be at the next Trump event in Butler? Where can we find all things Dave?250 - Lightning Round! Weekly Winner?
2 - Beth Ann Rosica, Education extraordinaire joins the program today to discuss her most recent pieces in Broad + Liberty regarding Kamala Harris as your presidential candidate and the issues she poses to womanhood. What kind of messaging is her campaign showing to women? 215 - Dom’s Money Melody!220 - Winner? 225 - PA Candidate for Senate Dave McCormick joins the program to discuss Kamala Harris’ visit to the border today and the influx of fentanyl into our country. Why have Kamala and Bob Casey been allowing the drug to get into our country and commonwealth? Dave has met with families who have been affected by fentanyl and shares their harrowing stories. What can be done about the cartels bringing it into the country? Will Dave be at the next Trump event in Butler? Where can we find all things Dave?250 - Lightning round! Weekly Winner?
1 - Famed pitcher and namesake for UCL surgery Tommy John joins the Dom Giordano Program to discuss his recent headline grabbing quote about Donald Trump. Was he serious? Why hasn’t Tommy been inducted into the Hall of Fame? We learn a bit about what Tommy has been up to and why the push to get in. Dan and Henry also ask about his life and career. A must listen/watch.140 - Megalopolis hits theaters this weekend. Why did Robert De Niro have to hijack Coppola’s press conference and make it about Trump?150 - We play a report from Bill Melugin today at the border and what he’s hoping to get out of Kamala Harris today, if she even takes questions.
12 - Dom kicks off Friday with a show rundown, and a discussion on the border now that Kamala is making her first appearance as Border Czar1215 - Side Question: Who should lead the Presidential Security Team?1220 - Congresswoman Elise Stefanick joins the program. A big get for the show, her and Dom discuss various Trump talking points and the flaws of the Harris-Walz campaign. Is Trump’s messaging towards women the right call? Why should women vote for DJT? Elise lays out three giant reasons that should appeal to any mother in this day and age.1235 - Dom continues on the issue of the Border as Kamala makes her visit. 1250 - Teasing the upcoming interview with Tommy John
Dr. Dan McGarry, Superintendent of Schools for the Upper Darby School District, joins the program to discuss why Upper Darby High School has implemented AI metal detectors. Does UDHS have school resource officers? How long will it take for students to get through these detectors in the morning? How is parental support on this issue? Hopefully after a month of this, Dr. McGarry hopes to have some concrete evidence and data to back his decision.
Bill Hamilton, President of Pennsylvania Conference of Teamsters representing 96,000 Teamsters in the Pennsylvania area, President Joint Council 53 Eastern Pennsylvania and South Jersey, President of Local 107 in Philadelphia and International Eastern Region Vice President since 2008, whoo! Joins us today. What did he mean in that quote to start that piece in The Inquirer? While the Democrat Party is pro-union, their policies have left the everyday worker. Is this the same Democrat Party that Bill grew up in? He says no, but he doesn’t recognize the Republicans either. An issue that he may see his constituents go for is the immigration problem. Does Kamala’s inflation and lack of blue collar-ness have to do with her losing the union votes? Was Sean O’Brien right for going to the RNC and not endorsing Kamala? Bill thinks so because it shows real leadership. Final thoughts?
12 - Kamala Harris sat down with Stephanie Ruhle of NBC, and to Stephanie’s credit, she asked tough questions about the economy to which Kamala had no answers.1205 - Trump gave a speech and responded to threats from The View1215 - Side Question: Famous number twos/sidekicks1220 - We play audio of Zelenskyy thanking workers in PA and Bob Casey reacting. We then move to nonsense spouted by Mark Cuban on CNBC, and more of Kamala’s word salad.1235 - RNC Chairman Michael Whatley joins The Dom Show to discuss the Trump campaign in Pennsylvania today. Whatley argues we need to bring energy production back to PA and what Trump will do to bring energy independence back to the keystone state.1245 - Tommy John is wondering why he’s not in the Hall of Fame. He suspects it’s because he’s a Trump voter.1 - Dr. Dan McGarry, Superintendent of Schools for the Upper Darby School District, joins the program to discuss why Upper Darby High School has implemented AI metal detectors. Does UDHS have school resource officers? How long will it take for students to get through these detectors in the morning? How is parental support on this issue? Hopefully after a month of this, Dr. McGarry hopes to have some concrete evidence and data to back his decision. 120 - Why can’t Republicans wrap their heads around the border? Greg Abbott has put on a masterclass. 150 - Dan time today is concerning the Sixers and Mayor Cherelle Parker’s reasoning on moving forward with the new stadium in Chinatown.2 - Linda Kerns of ProtectTheVote.com rejoins the program to detail two lawsuits she is bringing forward to uphold election integrity in the Commonwealth. She wants mail-in ballots dated and filed properly, like we all do. But, what about the Secretary of State’s comments on ballot counting not being counted on that day? How does Linda recruit and train poll watchers?215 - Dom’s Money Melody220 - Winner? 230 - Jesse Waters went off on Joe Biden and The View for their rhetoric on Trump.240 - Tris Speaker?!?250 - Lightning Round!
2 - Linda Kerns of ProtectTheVote.com rejoins the program to detail two lawsuits she is bringing forward to uphold election integrity in the Commonwealth. She wants mail-in ballots dated and filed properly, like we all do. But, what about the Secretary of State’s comments on ballot counting not being counted on that day? How does Linda recruit and train poll watchers?215 - Dom’s Money Melody220- Winner? 240 - Tris Speaker?!?250 - Lightning Round!
1 - Dr. Dan McGarry, Superintendent of Schools for the Upper Darby School District, joins the program to discuss why Upper Darby High School has implemented AI metal detectors. Does UDHS have school resource officers? How long will it take for students to get through these detectors in the morning? How is parental support on this issue? Hopefully after a month of this, Dr. McGarry hopes to have some concrete evidence and data to back his decision. 120 - Why can’t Republicans wrap their heads around the border? Greg Abbott has put on a masterclass. 150 - Dan time today is concerning the Sixers and Mayor Cherelle Parker’s reasoning on moving forward with the new stadium in Chinatown.
12 - Kamala Harris sat down with Stephanie Ruhle of NBC, and to Stephanie’s credit, she asked tough questions about the economy to which Kamala had no answers.1205 - Trump gave a speech and responded to threats from The View1215 - Side Question: Famous number twos/sidekicks1220 - We play audio of Zelenskyy thanking workers in PA and Bob Casey reacting. We then move to nonsense spouted by Mark Cuban on CNBC, and more of Kamala’s word salad.1235 - RNC Chairman Michael Whatley joins The Dom Show to discuss the Trump campaign in Pennsylvania today. Whatley argues we need to bring energy production back to PA and what Trump will do to bring energy independence back to the keystone state.1245 - Tommy John is wondering why he’s not in the Hall of Fame. He suspects it’s because he’s a Trump voter.
12 - They are lying about the numbers! 1.3 million people have been tracked coming across the southern border thanks to apps, not the tens of thousands others claim.1205 - Madeleine Dean approves of getting rid of the filibuster all in the name of “freedom”1210 - Biden once again incited fear against Trump while making an appearance on The View1215 - Side Question: What piece of media reminds you of fall?1220 - Upper Darby High School has implemented metal detectors at the door in order to deter school shootings, but it takes 60 minutes to get all the students through.1235 - What should Trump’s first order of business be as President? Dr. Ben Carson joins the program to discuss. What separates Trump from middle of the road women voters? Could the doctor still operate? What does Carson think about Trump being “the protector” for women.1250 - Illegal immigration in Manhattan has gotten out of control. Your side question calls.1 - The Del Val Journal reported a story of a resurfaced tweet from a local politician, Jim Dillon, using a racial slur and then replacing his brother in his political position in a weird switcheroo. Michael Graham authored the story and joins the show to discuss what has transpired since this and how something like this could even come to be? Michael wonders why local Republicans aren’t jumping on this story. 120 - Revisiting the Lobster Bet for Dan. Taking a call regarding Fox’s coverage of Trump.135 - Bill Hamilton, President of Pennsylvania Conference of Teamsters representing 96,000 Teamsters in the Pennsylvania area, President Joint Council 53 Eastern Pennsylvania and South Jersey, President of Local 107 in Philadelphia and International Eastern Region Vice President since 2008, whoo! Joins us today. What did he mean in that quote to start that piece in The Inquirer? While the Democrat Party is pro-union, their policies have left the everyday worker. Is this the same Democrat Party that Bill grew up in? He says no, but he doesn’t recognize the Republicans either. An issue that he may see his constituents go for is the immigration problem. Does Kamala’s inflation and lack of blue collar-ness have to do with her losing the union votes? Was Sean O’Brien right for going to the RNC and not endorsing Kamala? Bill thinks so because it shows real leadership. Final thoughts? 150 - Dan time today is taking calls from Union members ticked off at the Bill Hamilton interview.2 - Continuing on Union members casting their votes for Trump.215 - Dom’s Money Melody220 - Winner? 225 - Is Dan really saying Fall is superior to Summer? 235 - Returning to the Trump shooting. More calls.250 - Lightning Round!
2 - Continuing on Union members casting their votes for Trump.215 - Dom’s Money Melody220 - Winner? 225 - Is Dan really saying Fall is superior to Summer? 235 - Returning to the Trump shooting. More calls.250 - Lightning Round!
1 - The Del Val Journal reported a story of a resurfaced tweet from a local politician, Jim Dillon, using a racial slur and then replacing his brother in his political position in a weird switcheroo. Michael Graham authored the story and joins the show to discuss what has transpired since this and how something like this could even come to be? Michael wonders why local Republicans aren’t jumping on this story. 120 - Revisiting the Lobster Bet for Dan. Taking a call regarding Fox’s coverage of Trump.135 - Bill Hamilton, President of Pennsylvania Conference of Teamsters representing 96,000 Teamsters in the Pennsylvania area, President Joint Council 53 Eastern Pennsylvania and South Jersey, President of Local 107 in Philadelphia and International Eastern Region Vice President since 2008, whoo! Joins us today. What did he mean in that quote to start that piece in The Inquirer? While the Democrat Party is pro-union, their policies have left the everyday worker. Is this the same Democrat Party that Bill grew up in? He says no, but he doesn’t recognize the Republicans either. An issue that he may see his constituents go for is the immigration problem. Does Kamala’s inflation and lack of blue collar-ness have to do with her losing the union votes? Was Sean O’Brien right for going to the RNC and not endorsing Kamala? Bill thinks so because it shows real leadership. Final thoughts? 150 - Dan time today is taking calls from Union members ticked off at the Bill Hamilton interview.
12 - They are lying about the numbers! 1.3 million people have been tracked coming across the southern border thanks to apps, not the tens of thousands others claim.1205 - Madeleine Dean approves of getting rid of the filibuster all in the name of “freedom”1210 - Biden once again incited fear against Trump while making an appearance on The View1215 - Side Question: What piece of media reminds you of fall?1220 - Upper Darby High School has implemented metal detectors at the door in order to deter school shootings, but it takes 60 minutes to get all the students through.1235 - What should Trump’s first order of business be as President? Dr. Ben Carson joins the program to discuss. What separates Trump from middle of the road women voters? Could the doctor still operate? What does Carson think about Trump being “the protector” for women.1250 - Illegal immigration in Manhattan has gotten out of control. Your side question calls.
12 - Why isn't the news media picking up this local story that Dom finds fascinating?1205 - We play audio of Tucker Carlson calling out Josh Shapiro for signing a missile that will kill civilians in a war we’re not even a part of. What would his 10 year old son say? Dom follows up by calling out Zelenskyy for crawling back up and asking for more money this week.1210 - Filmmaker Ken Burns likens Trump to Aaron Burr. 1215 - Side Question: What is a word with more than one pronunciation?1220 - Continuing with Ken Burns comments on the election. Your calls. 1230 - Why are the Phillies benching starters when there’s something to play for? Brett Favre announces his diagnosis.1240 - The Inquirer has more info on “Project X”, the illegal car meet that caused chaos over the weekend. 1250 - More of your side question calls.1 - Jim Worthington, Owner of the Newtown Athletic Club, joins the program. He discusses the amount of credit card declines at his gym reflects the state of the economy. Despite the bad blood with the economy, people are still in good spirits to get Trump elected. As someone who has been around JD Vance a lot, how does he feel he will do in the debate?115 - Cardinal Dolan spoke out on how Kamala Harris is skipping the Al Smith Dinner. No candidate has skipped since Walter Mondale, and he did it because he got crushed!120 - Does Trump have a problem with women? The Harris campaign is sure to do their best to make sure he does. Do his comments we play here reassure women?140 - Should you be heartened or depressed on where voting stands? Dom says you should be encouraged by the work of friends of the program in securing the vote, despite the best effort of Democrats.150 - Dan Time!2 - Evan Bocchetto Ambassador of the Philly Young Republicans and Matt Lamorgese Chairman of the Philly Young Republicans join Dom in studio to discuss their background, their efforts in Philadelphia, how the DNC went, the upcoming events the program is putting on, converting moderate Democrats to vote Red this cycle, a story involving a local leader’s controversy. What needs to happen in Philadelphia in order to preserve voter integrity here in Philadelphia?220 - The Teamsters Union is trying to tell people to not believe their eyes. Dom revists the message given by Matt and Evan.225 - Dom’s Money Melody235 - Winner? 250 - Lightning Round!
2 - Evan Bocchetto Ambassador of the Philly Young Republicans and Matt Lamorgese Chairman of the Philly Young Republicans join Dom in studio to discuss their background, their efforts in Philadelphia, how the DNC went, the upcoming events the program is putting on, converting moderate Democrats to vote Red this cycle, a story involving a local leader’s controversy. What needs to happen in Philadelphia in order to preserve voter integrity here in Philadelphia?220 - The Teamsters Union is trying to tell people to not believe their eyes. Dom revists the message given by Matt and Evan.225 - Dom’s Money Melody235 - Winner? 250 - Lightning Round!
1 - Jim Worthington, Owner of the Newtown Athletic Club, joins the program. He discusses the amount of credit card declines at his gym reflects the state of the economy. Despite the bad blood with the economy, people are still in good spirits to get Trump elected. As someone who has been around JD Vance a lot, how does he feel he will do in the debate?115 - Cardinal Dolan spoke out on how Kamala Harris is skipping the Al Smith Dinner. No candidate has skipped since Walter Mondale, and he did it because he got crushed!120 - Does Trump have a problem with women? The Harris campaign is sure to do their best to make sure he does. Do his comments we play here reassure women?140 - Should you be heartened or depressed on where voting stands? Dom says you should be encouraged by the work of friends of the program in securing the vote, despite the best effort of Democrats.150 - Dan Time!
12 - Why isn't the news media picking up this local story that Dom finds fascinating?1205 - We play audio of Tucker Carlson calling out Josh Shapiro for signing a missile that will kill civilians in a war we’re not even a part of. What would his 10 year old son say? Dom follows up by calling out Zelenskyy for crawling back up and asking for more money this week.1210 - Filmmaker Ken Burns likens Trump to Aaron Burr. 1215 - Side Question: What is a word with more than one pronunciation?1220 - Continuing with Ken Burns comments on the election. Your calls. 1230 - Why are the Phillies benching starters when there’s something to play for? Brett Favre announces his diagnosis.1240 - The Inquirer has more info on “Project X”, the illegal car meet that caused chaos over the weekend. 1250 - More of your side question calls.
12 - Dom opens with what’s to come on today’s show. Maybe Danica Patrick won’t stiff us this time. After an illegal car meet in Philadelphia over the weekend caused havoc, what can we do about putting these to bed? We listen to audio from officials claiming they have it more under control than it seems.1220 - Alfredo Ortiz, CEO of The Job Creators Network, joins us to discuss the job forecast under the Harris administration. What is she going to try and spin to the American people next? Well, first she will continue with the middle class and their green lawns speeches. How stupid does she think we are? Are these migrants dumped in these small towns the saviors or the bane of these community jobs? What do we expect from the VP debate?1235 - Famed actor Kelsey Grammer joins the program and gives an update on his brewery. Kelsey also explains his endorsement of NJ Republican Senate candidate Curtis Bashaw. Where does Kelsey fall on the political spectrum? He wants liberty! Does he have an endorsement for the race? What’s to come in season two of the new ‘Frazier’ reboot? Does he get left out of potential roles because of politics? 1250 - Why are people so lax about counting the votes on election night? 1 - Congressman Jeff Van Drew joins us. How does Jeff feel about Mike Johnson? What gets Jeff Van Drew angrier than anything in politics? Listen to this bill he is voting no on. What in the news is not being reported on that is passionate to Jeff? How does Jeff feel about the state of the USSS? Jeff explains how we can fix them?120 - Dom plays audio of PA making excuses that all the ballots will not be counted in a single night. We get an update from The Earl of Tacony on immigration and voting up in NE PA.135 - Robin Shaffer of Protect Our Coast NJ joins us for another segment. How did Robin get Kelsey Grammer on Dom’s show? After the cage rattling he’s done in the last few years, wind turbine companies have stood down, but others step up in their place. But after repeated failures across the country, the tide might be turning. 155 - The Ice Cream Truck Ballot Harvester in Montgomery County is not testing the mail-in ballots, when you have to do that by law. Will the courts throw this ruling out? 2 - A Collingswood paper didn’t leave a scathing review of Politics and Pints. Reviewing what Trump should have done.205 - Scott Presler joins us to celebrate the fact that he has turned and flipped Luzerne County to red! He also details which counties can vote early and the various ways you can do it!210 - Discussing Joe of Exton.215 - Dom’s Money Melody220 - We don’t have a Winner? Dom and Dan discuss school safety after an incident at Upper Darby High School.230 - Niche or Niche?240 - More calls on the side and the pronunciation of “niche”250 - Lightning Round!
2 - A Collingswood paper didn’t leave a scathing review of Politics and Pints. Reviewing what Trump should have done.205 - Scott Presler joins us to celebrate the fact that he has turned and flipped Luzerne County to red! He also details which counties can vote early and the various ways you can do it!210 - Discussing Joe of Exton.215 - Dom’s Money Melody220 - We don’t have a Winner? Dom and Dan discuss school safety after an incident at Upper Darby High School.230 - Niche or Niche?240 - More calls on the side and the pronunciation of “niche”250 - Lightning Round!
1 - Congressman Jeff Van Drew joins us. How does Jeff feel about Mike Johnson? What gets Jeff Van Drew angrier than anything in politics? Listen to this bill he is voting no on. What in the news is not being reported on that is passionate to Jeff? How does Jeff feel about the state of the USSS? Jeff explains how we can fix them?120 - Dom plays audio of PA making excuses that all the ballots will not be counted in a single night. We get an update from The Earl of Tacony on immigration and voting up in NE PA.135 - Robin Shaffer of Protect Our Coast NJ joins us for another segment. How did Robin get Kelsey Grammer on Dom’s show? After the cage rattling he’s done in the last few years, wind turbine companies have stood down, but others step up in their place. But after repeated failures across the country, the tide might be turning. 155 - The Ice Cream Truck Ballot Harvester in Montgomery County is not testing the mail-in ballots, when you have to do that by law. Will the courts throw this ruling out?
12 - Dom opens with what’s to come on today’s show. Maybe Danica Patrick won’t stiff us this time. After an illegal car meet in Philadelphia over the weekend caused havoc, what can we do about putting these to bed? We listen to audio from officials claiming they have it more under control than it seems.1220 - Alfredo Ortiz, CEO of The Job Creators Network, joins us to discuss the job forecast under the Harris administration. What is she going to try and spin to the American people next? Well, first she will continue with the middle class and their green lawns speeches. How stupid does she think we are? Are these migrants dumped in these small towns the saviors or the bane of these community jobs? What do we expect from the VP debate?1235 - Famed actor Kelsey Grammer joins the program and gives an update on his brewery. Kelsey also explains his endorsement of NJ Republican Senate candidate Curtis Bashaw. Where does Kelsey fall on the political spectrum? He wants liberty! Does he have an endorsement for the race? What’s to come in season two of the new ‘Frazier’ reboot? Does he get left out of potential roles because of politics? 1250 - Why are people so lax about counting the votes on election night?
12 - Dom opens with the audio of Kamala’s sitdown with Oprah remarks on whether Oprah is really an independent and if Kamala and Walz are gun owners1205 - An update on the Sesame Place racism accusations from two years ago.1210 - Side question: What is something everybody has seen, but you refuse to watch? 1220 - Stevie Wonder isn’t making the point he thinks he is. What is Kamala even saying here?1230 - Filmmaker Dinesh D’Souza joins the program to talk about his new film Vindicating Trump, his 8th documentary in only 10 years. What are we going to expect from this movie? Dinesh tries to point out that the issue with Trump isn’t over policy, it’s over him. What are the virtues we see from Trump? Where will we be able to see the film? What else is featured in the film? Dinesh stands alone in films like these. 1250 - Detailing what is to come next hour.1 - Why hasn’t this press conference started yet? Typical USSS not being punctual.105 - We go live to the press conference. Your calls. Just be straightforward. 120 - Luzerne County Manager Ramilda Crocamo joins the show to discuss not having ballot drop boxes in her county. She’s been getting name difficulties her whole life! But why did she decide to not have ballot dropboxes? She cites a lack of funds, equipment, and guidance from our legislature as to why. How will ballot counting go down in Luzerne County? How will we be transparent in our ballot counting?135 - There were line of sight concerns in Butler, but the supervisor didn’t say anything. Revisiting Ramilda’s remarks.140 - Your comments and side question calls.150 - Steve Feldman from the ZOA joins us as Dom thanks him for the award. They then reminisce over the event. What would he like to hear our leaders say on current events? Are our schools and libraries safe?2 - Dr. Jill Biden ran Joe’s first cabinet meeting in 11 months. Returning to clips from Kamala’s sitdown with Oprah.210 - More of your calls.215 - Dom’s Money Melody220 - Winner? Returning to the conversation on Democrats not getting the endorsement from Teamsters.230 - More calls240 - Pastor Bill Devlin joins us from a pro-Israel rally and tells his story of what’s going on today.250 - Lightning Round!
2 - Dr. Jill Biden ran Joe’s first cabinet meeting in 11 months. Returning to clips from Kamala’s sitdown with Oprah.210 - More of your calls.215 - Dom’s Money Melody220 - Winner? Returning to the conversation on Democrats not getting the endorsement from Teamsters.230 - More calls240 - Pastor Bill Devlin joins us from a pro-Israel rally and tells his story of what’s going on today.250 - Lightning Round!
12 - Dom opens with the audio of Kamala’s sitdown with Oprah remarks on whether Oprah is really an independent and if Kamala and Walz are gun owners1205 - An update on the Sesame Place racism accusations from two years ago.1210 - Side question: What is something everybody has seen, but you refuse to watch? 1220 - Stevie Wonder isn’t making the point he thinks he is. What is Kamala even saying here?1230 - Filmmaker Dinesh D’Souza joins the program to talk about his new film Vindicating Trump, his 8th documentary in only 10 years. What are we going to expect from this movie? Dinesh tries to point out that the issue with Trump isn’t over policy, it’s over him. What are the virtues we see from Trump? Where will we be able to see the film? What else is featured in the film? Dinesh stands alone in films like these. 1250 - Detailing what is to come next hour.
12 - Dom’s got a new award he wants to show off. Who’s going to be on the show today? 1205 - Janet Yellen says the economy would go under if illegal immigrants were deported. We received responses from local leaders regarding their immigration policies. 1210 - Side question: Who is the best at their job?1215 - Activist Riley Gaines joins the program and discusses her new 4 part docuseries Transfixed, which points out the trans agenda, especially in sports. Her and Dom discuss men crossing over to women’s sports and injuring female opponents. They also touch on PA making flag football a sport and how it is an opportunity for women to play a predominantly male sport, but also discuss the possibility of men taking advantage of lax gender rules. Riley is coming to Philadelphia, we have to get her on!1230 - Teamsters union did not endorse Kamala. Why? The union workers are skeptical of her being for the worker. We play clips highlighting why.1250 - Dom shows us his award from the ZOA awards last night. What a unique trophy and conversation piece.1 - Trump Campaign Senior Advisor Tim Murtaugh joins us this afternoon. What does it say about Kamala’s campaign that Teamsters does not endorse her campaign? How big of a win is that for Trump? What does it tell us about the Harris campaign that they are unwilling to flip flop on transgender issues? How will deportation work under a new Trump Presidency? 110 - What they’re not telling you about this non-endorsement by Teamsters.120 - Your calls on the side question. Replaying Janet Yellen’s comments.135 - Former Congressman Bob Brady joins the show. At Mulligan’s, Bob made it clear he is on the same side as Dom on keeping the Sixers in South Philly, but today makes it clear that Mayor Parker’s endorsement of the Chinatown arena is a maneuver to make sure she’s not known as the Mayor who lost the Sixers. Will suburban fans even want to take Septa to and from games there? Sean Parker did not endorse either candidate, but did leak how his union workers feel about the election. But how do the local workers feel about her? Do we have a pizza bet on the horizon? How about lobster? 500,000 Kamala voters in the city of Philadelphia come election night. 150 - Taking a call from a Local 98 member who refutes some of Bob Barker’s union claims.2 - When will Democrats stop throwing COVID out as the excuse for high inflation instead of rates and spending? 210 - Updates on dropboxes in Pennsylvania.215 - Dom’s Money Melody220 - Winner? Who is more unpopular, Trump or Taylor Swift?225 - Your calls.235 - Jim Lee, Commissioner of Springfield Twp. joins us to discuss his signature on a provision welcoming immigrants to his town. He and Dom go back and forth on whether or not it’s a good idea for towns like this to welcome an influx of migrants. Jim argues the towns in the news are the extremes on immigration, while Dom says the number of these towns is increasing and the infrastructure cannot support giant numbers of new residents. Very good conversation you don’t want to miss.250 - Lightning Round!
2 - When will Democrats stop throwing COVID out as the excuse for high inflation instead of rates and spending? 210 - Updates on dropboxes in Pennsylvania.215 - Dom’s Money Melody220 - Winner? Who is more unpopular, Trump or Taylor Swift?225 - Your calls.235 - Jim Lee, Commissioner of Springfield Twp. joins us to discuss his signature on a provision welcoming immigrants to his town. He and Dom go back and forth on whether or not it’s a good idea for towns like this to welcome an influx of migrants. Jim argues the towns in the news are the extremes on immigration, while Dom says the number of these towns is increasing and the infrastructure cannot support giant numbers of new residents. Very good conversation you don’t want to miss. 250 - Lightning Round!
1 - Trump Campaign Senior Advisor Tim Murtaugh joins us this afternoon. What does it say about Kamala’s campaign that Teamsters does not endorse her campaign? How big of a win is that for Trump? What does it tell us about the Harris campaign that they are unwilling to flip flop on transgender issues? How will deportation work under a new Trump Presidency? 110 - What they’re not telling you about this non-endorsement by Teamsters.120 - Your calls on the side question. Replaying Janet Yellen’s comments.135 - Former Congressman Bob Brady joins the show. At Mulligan’s, Bob made it clear he is on the same side as Dom on keeping the Sixers in South Philly, but today makes it clear that Mayor Parker’s endorsement of the Chinatown arena is a maneuver to make sure she’s not known as the Mayor who lost the Sixers. Will suburban fans even want to take Septa to and from games there? Sean Parker did not endorse either candidate, but did leak how his union workers feel about the election. But how do the local workers feel about her? Do we have a pizza bet on the horizon? How about lobster? 500,000 Kamala voters in the city of Philadelphia come election night. 150 - Taking a call from a Local 98 member who refutes some of Bob Barker’s union claims.
12 - Dom’s got a new award he wants to show off. Who’s going to be on the show today? 1205 - Janet Yellen says the economy would go under if illegal immigrants were deported. We received responses from local leaders regarding their immigration policies. 1210 - Side question: Who is the best at their job?1215 - Activist Riley Gaines joins the program and discusses her new 4 part docuseries Transfixed, which points out the trans agenda, especially in sports. Her and Dom discuss men crossing over to women’s sports and injuring female opponents. They also touch on PA making flag football a sport and how it is an opportunity for women to play a predominantly male sport, but also discuss the possibility of men taking advantage of lax gender rules. Riley is coming to Philadelphia, we have to get her on!1230 - Teamsters union did not endorse Kamala. Why? The union workers are skeptical of her being for the worker. We play clips highlighting why.1250 - Dom shows us his award from the ZOA awards last night. What a unique trophy and conversation piece.
12 - Dom starts out with the stark contrast between the treatment of Trump vs Kamala by the NABJ. 1205 - How about this new attack ad against Kamala?1210 - Side Question: All time small towns1220 - David Muir claims the backlash against his debate moderation was just “noise” despite a 12% drop in viewership. Sunny Hostin dropped a stupid, vile, nonsensical racist accusation against Brittany Mahomes. No Carson Wentz please.1235 - What was the inflation rate when Biden took office? Howard Stern claims he doesn’t hate Trump, he hates his supporters. 1240 - More on the attempted assassination attempt.1250 - Josh Hawley is up on Capitol Hill pointing out the failures at the border. Dom remarks on the Secret Service again. 1 - Hezbollah’s pagers and phones have been exploding in their pockets, causing injury and death. Dom commends that and denounces the media that cheers on protestors and paints these attacks as ghastly.110 - Kevin Bacon had something to say regarding voting and shared it with everybody. Is voter suppression still a thing? A caller says Dom is wrong.120 - Taking your calls and reminiscing on Politics and Pints135 - More on the border crisis hearing on Capitol Hill today.150 - The PIAA has installed flag football as a sport. Win for women? Yes. But will people take advantage of lenient rules?2 - Continuing on flag football. The Fed has cut rates by a half percentage point. USSS postpones release of report on Trump shooting. 210 - Your calls.215 - RNC Chairman Michael Whatley joins the program and discusses the postponement of the report on the USSS failures around this new Trump assassination attempt. Whatley condemns the rhetoric used by Democrats as they continue to gaslight. What does Michael think about the Fed rate slash? With the rogue courts in PA being reigned in on election integrity and undated ballots. How familiar is the Chairman with the work being done in PA? Where can we go to help? 220 - Dom’s Money Melody225 - Winner? 230 - Endorsements do matter, even if it is marginal. What do the Teamsters of the world have to think about a Presidential endorsement?250 - Lightning Round!
2 - Continuing on flag football. The Fed has cut rates by a half percentage point. USSS postpones release of report on Trump shooting. 210 - Your calls.215 - RNC Chairman Michael Whatley joins the program and discusses the postponement of the report on the USSS failures around this new Trump assassination attempt. Whatley condemns the rhetoric used by Democrats as they continue to gaslight. What does Michael think about the Fed rate slash? With the rogue courts in PA being reigned in on election integrity and undated ballots. How familiar is the Chairman with the work being done in PA? Where can we go to help? 220 - Dom’s Money Melody225 - Winner? 230 - Endorsements do matter, even if it is marginal. What do the Teamsters of the world have to think about a Presidential endorsement?250 - Lightning Round!
1 - Hezbollah’s pagers and phones have been exploding in their pockets, causing injury and death. Dom commends that and denounces the media that cheers on protestors and paints these attacks as ghastly.110 - Kevin Bacon had something to say regarding voting and shared it with everybody. Is voter suppression still a thing? A caller says Dom is wrong.120 - Taking your calls and reminiscing on Politics and Pints135 - More on the border crisis hearing on Capitol Hill today.150 - The PIAA has installed flag football as a sport. Win for women? Yes. But will people take advantage of lenient rules?
12 - Dom starts out with the stark contrast between the treatment of Trump vs Kamala by the NABJ. 1205 - How about this new attack ad against Kamala?1210 - Side Question: All time small towns1220 - David Muir claims the backlash against his debate moderation was just “noise” despite a 12% drop in viewership. Sunny Hostin dropped a stupid, vile, nonsensical racist accusation against Brittany Mahomes. No Carson Wentz please.1235 - What was the inflation rate when Biden took office? Howard Stern claims he doesn’t hate Trump, he hates his supporters. 1240 - More on the attempted assassination attempt.1250 - Josh Hawley is up on Capitol Hill pointing out the failures at the border. Dom remarks on the Secret Service again.
12 - Dom calls out local lefty leaders who open their communities to the prospect of taking on illegal migrants. Do your constituents really want that? Can you even do it?1205 - Hillary Clinton demonizes Trump not even 48 hours after another assassination attempt.1215 - Side question: Greatest Folk Heroes. Is Trump Hitler? 1235 - Haitians are being bussed back and forth to food factories. Our local papers are heading out to Charleroi to try and debunk the rumors that migrants are destroying these cities. Councilman Larry Celaschi and Mayor Gregg Doerfler return to the program to discuss what is really happening on the ground. They are less upset at the immigrants and more about the lack of funding from the state and federal governments. With Haitian students making up more than half of the newest kindergarten class, how are the teachers adjusting? The biggest issue Councilman Larry sees is the driving disparity. The migrants are driving erratically, and many are not driving legally. If they are going to put up more driving signs in Creole, it will cost the taxpayer extra money. How is the food factory dealing with the new influx of workers? Where is Bob Casey?1250 - Glad to see that liberal policies on immigration are crashing down.1 - Sean Parnell joins the program and is immediately fired up because it has been two month and another assassination attempt against Trump and we know absolutely nothing about Butler! What does Sean think about the local police and Secret Service not having the perimeter of the golf course secured? And how did this guy know to wait all day for Trump? Despite being outspent by Democrats, the Republicans are keeping pace in getting votes. What are we doing to protect the vote? Visit SkipTheLine.com120 - Is Biden’s security detail “approximately” the same as Trump’s?130 - Is this AI idea good or bad? Henry and Dom both agree.140 - Dom has a bone to pick with candidates who ignore 1210 WPHT. 150 - Diddy arrested for sex trafficking. Why didn’t anyone come forward sooner?2 - With Kamala Harris in town, will she criticize Trump for being shot at? Meanwhile, Trump tries to win over the Polish vote. Dom then moves to detail which townships are signing off on allowing immigrants to resettle in their areas. 210 - Your calls.215 - Dom’s Money Melody220 - Winner? 225 - What are the kind of things you just don’t talk about? Kamala gives non-answers to the NABJ.240 - Kamala is answering softballs from the NABJ. Returning to the Trump shooting. 250 - Lightning Round!
2 - With Kamala Harris in town, will she criticize Trump for being shot at? Meanwhile, Trump tries to win over the Polish vote. Dom then moves to detail which townships are signing off on allowing immigrants to resettle in their areas. 210 - Your calls.215 - Dom’s Money Melody220 - Winner? 225 - What are the kind of things you just don’t talk about? Kamala gives non-answers to the NABJ.240 - Kamala is answering softballs from the NABJ. Returning to the Trump shooting. 250 - Lightning Round!
1 - Sean Parnell joins the program and is immediately fired up because it has been two month and another assassination attempt against Trump and we know absolutely nothing about Butler! What does Sean think about the local police and Secret Service not having the perimeter of the golf course secured? And how did this guy know to wait all day for Trump? Despite being outspent by Democrats, the Republicans are keeping pace in getting votes. What are we doing to protect the vote? Visit SkipTheLine.com120 - Is Biden’s security detail “approximately” the same as Trump’s?130 - Is this AI idea good or bad? Henry and Dom both agree.140 - Dom has a bone to pick with candidates who ignore 1210 WPHT. 150 - Diddy arrested for sex trafficking. Why didn’t anyone come forward sooner?
12 - Dom calls out local lefty leaders who open their communities to the prospect of taking on illegal migrants. Do your constituents really want that? Can you even do it?1205 - Hillary Clinton demonizes Trump not even 48 hours after another assassination attempt.1215 - Side question: Greatest Folk Heroes. Is Trump Hitler? 1235 - Haitians are being bussed back and forth to food factories. Our local papers are heading out to Charleroi to try and debunk the rumors that migrants are destroying these cities. Councilman Larry Celaschi and Mayor Gregg Doerfler return to the program to discuss what is really happening on the ground. They are less upset at the immigrants and more about the lack of funding from the state and federal governments. With Haitian students making up more than half of the newest kindergarten class, how are the teachers adjusting? The biggest issue Councilman Larry sees is the driving disparity. The migrants are driving erratically, and many are not driving legally. If they are going to put up more driving signs in Creole, it will cost the taxpayer extra money. How is the food factory dealing with the new influx of workers? Where is Bob Casey?1250 - Glad to see that liberal policies on immigration are crashing down.
12 - Dom comes in hot on this Monday over another attempted assassination of Trump and yet another failure by the secret service due to their bogus protocols and lackluster staff. 1210 - Even after getting shot at again, lefty media outlets are still throwing words like “Hitler” and “authoritarian fascist” over the air.1215 - Side question: What backdrop to a city is integral to a show?1220 - This guy was in the shrubbery for 12 hours and there were no flags being set off about this guy? What do they mean by “deem possible”? Your calls. 1240 - Is it Trump who needs to tone down the rhetoric or could somebody or something else be to blame? Do we need to hire agents externally, like Pinkertons?1250 - The Secret Service has an attitude problem. The Democrats don’t see this as an existential threat. More calls.1 - Martha Raddatz fact checked a Democrat in real time over false claims made by Kamala during the debate, so why did Muir and Davis? We play clips of Kamala’s sit down with 6ABC’s own Brian Taft and what an unmitigated disaster her answers were. 115 - Brittany Mahomes and Taylor Swift did not sit together for the second straight game. Is Taylor that petty?120 - Taking your side question calls.130 - Scott Presler joins the program again to tout good news that he alone is out registering people to vote Republican than Taylor Swift is for Democrats here in Pennsylvania. He also details the backlog of mail-in ballots in Luzerne county among others and how that will affect turnout. How did we get to out mail-in vote the democrats in ELEVEN red, rural counties? Sign up to help Scott because tomorrow is National Voter Registration Day! Scott will be heading to Shoemakersville, where your First Amendment right to free speech is being limited. 150 - Biden makes remarks after the second assassination attempt of Donald Trump, commending the Secret Service. Why are the SS’s rules on these investigations so arbitrary? How much money will it cost? 2 - Old friend of the show Kevin Kelly joins the program. After a long time away from bringing election integrity to our voting places, he returns to stress the importance of Pennsylvania after election integrity claims in 2020. Republicans need poll watchers to prevent any fishy business. Where you might need them the most may surprise you. Has the veil been lifted from the traditional Democrats' eyes?210 - Dom likes the chances of PA being red thanks to the great help Trump has had in this state.215 - Dom’s Money Melody220 - Winner? 225 - The SCOTUS made a decision regarding a third party candidate and that is why ballots are not ready in Luzerne. The PA Supreme Court also made a ruling that overturned a ruling over incorrect mail-in ballots. Returning to the Secret Services’ incompetency.235 - Is Kamala flip-flopping on a new policy? 250 - Lightning Round!
2 - Old friend of the show Kevin Kelly joins the program. After a long time away from bringing election integrity to our voting places, he returns to stress the importance of Pennsylvania after election integrity claims in 2020. Republicans need poll watchers to prevent any fishy business. Where you might need them the most may surprise you. Has the veil been lifted from the traditional Democrats' eyes?210 - Dom likes the chances of PA being red thanks to the great help Trump has had in this state.215 - Dom’s Money Melody220 - Winner? 225 - The SCOTUS made a decision regarding a third party candidate and that is why ballots are not ready in Luzerne. The PA Supreme Court also made a ruling that overturned a ruling over incorrect mail-in ballots. Returning to the Secret Services’ incompetency.235 - Is Kamala flip-flopping on a new policy? 250 - Lightning Round!
1 - Martha Raddatz fact checked a Democrat in real time over false claims made by Kamala during the debate, so why did Muir and Davis? We play clips of Kamala’s sit down with 6ABC’s own Brian Taft and what an unmitigated disaster her answers were. 115 - Brittany Mahomes and Taylor Swift did not sit together for the second straight game. Is Taylor that petty?120 - Taking your side question calls.130 - Scott Presler joins the program again to tout good news that he alone is out registering people to vote Republican than Taylor Swift is for Democrats here in Pennsylvania. He also details the backlog of mail-in ballots in Luzerne county among others and how that will affect turnout. How did we get to out mail-in vote the democrats in ELEVEN red, rural counties? Sign up to help Scott because tomorrow is National Voter Registration Day! Scott will be heading to Shoemakersville, where your First Amendment right to free speech is being limited. 150 - Biden makes remarks after the second assassination attempt of Donald Trump, commending the Secret Service. Why are the SS’s rules on these investigations so arbitrary? How much money will it cost?
12 - Dom comes in hot on this Monday over another attempted assassination of Trump and yet another failure by the secret service due to their bogus protocols and lackluster staff. 1210 - Even after getting shot at again, lefty media outlets are still throwing words like “Hitler” and “authoritarian fascist” over the air. 1215 - Side question: What backdrop to a city is integral to a show?1220 - This guy was in the shrubbery for 12 hours and there were no flags being set off about this guy? What do they mean by “deem possible”? Your calls. 1240 - Is it Trump who needs to tone down the rhetoric or could somebody or something else be to blame? Do we need to hire agents externally, like Pinkertons?1250 - The Secret Service has an attitude problem. The Democrats don’t see this as an existential threat. More calls.
12 - How was Politics and Pints? Don Jr. could not have been nicer and personable. We also revisit the protestors that showed up with low energy chants and an unwillingness to chat. Don Jr. also imitates his dad pretty well.1210 - We return to the story of Haitians immigrants overtaking various towns and what John Legend had to say on his hometown of Springfield, Ohio.1235 - Co-founder of Moms for Liberty Tiffany Justice joins the program. They discuss the scope of media and how they cover certain situations like our schools and mutilation of children through gender affirming care. They called Kamala’s policy for transgender surgeries for prisoners fake news but there’s video evidence of her supporting it. Why won’t media talking heads call these out? Are they concerned more for their job or for the people they broadcast to?1250 - Sunny Hostin claims that the Haitian immigrants are revitalizing Springfield, Ohio. 1 - Mayor of Charleroi Gregg Doerfler and Councilman Larry Celaski join the program to discuss the influx of Haitian migrants that has seemingly taken over their small community. Where did they come from? They don’t even know. Councilman Celaski call out our state and federal legislators for dumping them on him without a plan. What is the biggest issue these immigrants pose, is it the traffic signs? Or is it more insurance and documentation? Councilman Larry has found that 2 of his businesses have taken a hit. Dan asks about the local schooling and the unemployment benefits. The schools are in trouble because they have to spend so much more time with the immigrant kids and the naturalized citizens suffer because they are cast aside. There is no influx of revenue brought in by these immigrants. What do these two have to say about celebrities who just say welcome everybody with open arms? They discuss the macro problems that lead to micro problems in their community.120 - Taking your calls regarding the border. Do you carry cash?130 - 100+ Wawa’s computers went down and were forced to use cash. Tua Tagovailoa has suffered another concussion. What should he do with his life? Will the NFL make him quit?140 - Dom returns to the debate and continues to discuss how Trump had her on the ropes but was his own worst enemy. Need a third debate. More calls.155 - Wrapping up this hour with another recap of Politics and Pints.2 - Linda Kerns of ProtectTheVote.com joins us again and has a bone to pick with Dom. Linda implores people to vote even if you think your vote is not going to count. Make your voice heard! 210 - More calls. We’ve got a competition brewing.215 - Dom’s Money Melody220 - Winner? 225 - We need to address the assassination attempt frequently in order to keep it fresh in people’s minds.235 - More of your calls.250 - Lightning Round!
2 - Linda Kerns of ProtectTheVote.com joins us again and has a bone to pick with Dom. Linda implores people to vote even if you think your vote is not going to count. Make your voice heard! 210 - More calls. We’ve got a competition brewing.215 - Dom’s Money Melody220 - Winner? 225 - We need to address the assassination attempt frequently in order to keep it fresh in people’s minds.235 - More of your calls.250 - Lightning Round!
1 - Mayor of Charleroi Gregg Doerfler and Councilman Larry Celaski join the program to discuss the influx of Haitian migrants that has seemingly taken over their small community. Where did they come from? They don’t even know. Councilman Celaski call out our state and federal legislators for dumping them on him without a plan. What is the biggest issue these immigrants pose, is it the traffic signs? Or is it more insurance and documentation? Councilman Larry has found that 2 of his businesses have taken a hit. Dan asks about the local schooling and the unemployment benefits. The schools are in trouble because they have to spend so much more time with the immigrant kids and the naturalized citizens suffer because they are cast aside. There is no influx of revenue brought in by these immigrants. What do these two have to say about celebrities who just say welcome everybody with open arms? They discuss the macro problems that lead to micro problems in their community.120 - Taking your calls regarding the border. Do you carry cash?130 - 100+ Wawa’s computers went down and were forced to use cash. Tua Tagovailoa has suffered another concussion. What should he do with his life? Will the NFL make him quit?140 - Dom returns to the debate and continues to discuss how Trump had her on the ropes but was his own worst enemy. Need a third debate. More calls.155 - Wrapping up this hour with another recap of Politics and Pints.
12 - How was Politics and Pints? Don Jr. could not have been nicer and personable. We also revisit the protestors that showed up with low energy chants and an unwillingness to chat. Don Jr. also imitates his dad pretty well.1210 - We return to the story of Haitians immigrants overtaking various towns and what John Legend had to say on his hometown of Springfield, Ohio.1235 - Co-founder of Moms for Liberty Tiffany Justice joins the program. They discuss the scope of media and how they cover certain situations like our schools and mutilation of children through gender affirming care. They called Kamala’s policy for transgender surgeries for prisoners fake news but there’s video evidence of her supporting it. Why won’t media talking heads call these out? Are they concerned more for their job or for the people they broadcast to?1250 - Sunny Hostin claims that the Haitian immigrants are revitalizing Springfield, Ohio.
12 - More news that migrants have been arrested in Aurora, Colorado, weeks after gangs have overtaken that city among others in the United States.1210 - Where does Jimmy Kimmel get off making these comments on Don Jr.’s girlfriend?1215 - Side question: What changed for the worse?1220 - Debate fallout and the tide turning on Kamala.1230 - The Master of No Spin, Bill O’Reilly joins the program. Why doesn’t Bill have any sympathy for Donald Trump after the debate? In fact, why doesn’t Bill attend his rallies or speeches? Does Bill see any scenarios from his book playing out in front of our eyes? Bill also details how few people report what’s really happening and instead spinning propaganda for profit. 1245 - Why wouldn’t Trump accept a second debate? 1250 - Revisiting a story regarding our schools. 1 - David Langsam from InjuryLawPartners.com joins the program to discuss a cover-up at North Penn School District regarding a video. David details why the school will not give this up so easily, citing privacy concerns for other kids. Was it a special needs student who perpetrated the act? What if this were your kid who was attacked, wouldn’t you want to see what happened?115 - Your calls. Would a local affiliate call Kamala out? Or will she avoid another debate through the election?120 - The NY Post calls out the Biden admin for continuing on Proxy Wars and the bias in the debate Tuesday Night. Dom details what The Post has put together on the “fact-checking” and other claims shot down by Muir and Davis. 140 - Another officer shot and killed recently here in Philadelphia, but will his family have any justice? After the Fitzgerald murder, what gives anybody any reason that the death penalty will be pursued? Dom shares his frustrations on the matter.150 - Dan Time! He gives insight into the story of a principal who tried to take matters into her own hands in Atlantic City regarding abuse.2 - Harry Hurley joins us for an emergency chat on a breaking story down the shore regarding what Dan brought up during Dan Time. Harry details the legal process of how this story has played out and how the alleged abused child is the child of the Mayor and the Superintendent of Atlantic City. The conversation moves to the debate and Harry and Dom discuss their differed reaction to what went down and whether or not a second debate should or would happen. 210 - What is the biggest ethnic group in PA? 215 - Dom’s Money Melody220 - Winner? 225 - More on a debate rematch, the VP debate, and your calls.240 - Taking your calls. Is it down the shore or down at the shore?250 - Lightning Round!
2 - Harry Hurley joins us for an emergency chat on a breaking story down the shore regarding what Dan brought up during Dan Time. Harry details the legal process of how this story has played out and how the alleged abused child is the child of the Mayor and the Superintendent of Atlantic City. The conversation moves to the debate and Harry and Dom discuss their differed reaction to what went down and whether or not a second debate should or would happen. 210 - What is the biggest ethnic group in PA? 215 - Dom’s Money Melody220 - Winner? 225 - More on a debate rematch, the VP debate, and your calls.240 - Taking your calls. Is it down the shore or down at the shore?250 - Lightning Round!
1 - David Langsam from InjuryLawPartners.com joins the program to discuss a cover-up at North Penn School District regarding a video. David details why the school will not give this up so easily, citing privacy concerns for other kids. Was it a special needs student who perpetrated the act? What if this were your kid who was attacked, wouldn’t you want to see what happened?115 - Your calls. Would a local affiliate call Kamala out? Or will she avoid another debate through the election?120 - The NY Post calls out the Biden admin for continuing on Proxy Wars and the bias in the debate Tuesday Night. Dom details what The Post has put together on the “fact-checking” and other claims shot down by Muir and Davis. 140 - Another officer shot and killed recently here in Philadelphia, but will his family have any justice? After the Fitzgerald murder, what gives anybody any reason that the death penalty will be pursued? Dom shares his frustrations on the matter. 50 - Dan Time! He gives insight into the story of a principal who tried to take matters into her own hands in Atlantic City regarding abuse.
12 - More news that migrants have been arrested in Aurora, Colorado, weeks after gangs have overtaken that city among others in the United States.1210 - Where does Jimmy Kimmel get off making these comments on Don Jr.’s girlfriend?1215 - Side question: What changed for the worse?1220 - Debate fallout and the tide turning on Kamala.1230 - The Master of No Spin, Bill O’Reilly joins the program. Why doesn’t Bill have any sympathy for Donald Trump after the debate? In fact, why doesn’t Bill attend his rallies or speeches? Does Bill see any scenarios from his book playing out in front of our eyes? Bill also details how few people report what’s really happening and instead spinning propaganda for profit. 1245 - Why wouldn’t Trump accept a second debate? 1250 - Revisiting a story regarding our schools.
12 - Dom time, reaction time. What was it like inside the spin room? We play some clips of reaction last night and get Dom’s instant rebuttal to left wing bias and talking points.1220 - Who was there last night? Dom details the spectacle that was the debate. 1230 - How could Marco Rubio not remember Dom? Trump had a strong finish, but Dom wishes he had that same cohesion during the debate. Taking your calls. Why wouldn’t they fact check Kamala1250 - Continuing with the “very fine people” hoax.120 - David Muir had the objectivity of an NBA referee calling a charge, a.k.a he was very subjective.135 - Robert Cahaly, pollster extraordinaire, joins the Dom Giordano Program. How did the debate affect likely voters? Well, people who thought Kamala won the debate are still going to vote for Trump! With the giant viewership, can Trump capitalize on calling out Kamala’s lies not debunked by the moderators? How is the Gen-Z gender gap in voting going to affect the election?155 - We play audio of a citizen deeply affected by the Haitian immigrants in Springfield.2 - Chris Christie warns Kamala not to do another debate with Trump “Don’t mess with perfection.” 210 - We play audio of Dom interviewing South Dakota Governor Kristi Noem and Dom details how impressed he was by her. Will a Taylor Swift endorsement move the needle? Will she do more than endorse?215 - Dom’s Money Melody225 - Winner? 235 - Chairman Michael Watney joins the program to give his response to last night’s debate. Did Kamala discuss anything of substance?250 - Lightning Round!
2 - Chris Christie warns Kamala not to do another debate with Trump “Don’t mess with perfection.” 210 - We play audio of Dom interviewing South Dakota Governor Kristi Noem and Dom details how impressed he was by her. Will a Taylor Swift endorsement move the needle? Will she do more than endorse?215 - Dom’s Money Melody225 - Winner? 235 - Chairman Michael Watney joins the program to give his response to last night’s debate. Did Kamala discuss anything of substance?250 - Lightning Round!
120 - David Muir had the objectivity of an NBA referee calling a charge, a.k.a he was very subjective.135 - Robert Cahaly, pollster extraordinaire, joins the Dom Giordano Program. How did the debate affect likely voters? Well, people who thought Kamala won the debate are still going to vote for Trump! With the giant viewership, can Trump capitalize on calling out Kamala’s lies not debunked by the moderators? How is the Gen-Z gender gap in voting going to affect the election?155 - We play audio of a citizen deeply affected by the Haitian immigrants in Springfield.
12 - Dom time, reaction time. What was it like inside the spin room? We play some clips of reaction last night and get Dom’s instant rebuttal to left wing bias and talking points.1220 - Who was there last night? Dom details the spectacle that was the debate. 1230 - How could Marco Rubio not remember Dom? Trump had a strong finish, but Dom wishes he had that same cohesion during the debate. Taking your calls. Why wouldn’t they fact check Kamala1250 - Continuing with the “very fine people” hoax.
12 - Debate Day! Dom gives the rundown of what he thinks the vibe will be like from the Spin Room.1205 - We play audio from an interviewer asking a local Springfield, Ohio Veteran and a Benefits Office Security Guard about how the influx of Haitian immigrants is affecting their lives.1210 - We welcome Jody Della Barba, live from the Flag Wave for Trump today. She details the changes made today to the event. 1215 - Side question: All-time greatest debates.1220 - The Tyreek Hill police cam footage was dropped. Who was at fault? Dom thinks both parties are to blame here. 1235 - Continuing with the Tyreek Hill situation as well as your calls. 1250 - Dom will do his best in the spin room tonight to ask the questions that really matter. 1 - Scott Presler joins the program to invite everyone to his debate watch party tonight. How is the fight going to flip Pennsylvania county by county? Scott details his recent work in Luzerne County and what he is planning this week for our friends up north. Does Scott have an answer to the side question? Who are Kamala Harris and Joe Biden beholden to? Volunteer at EarlyVoteAction.com110 - We return to the Springfield, Ohio controversy where it is alleged that local companies knew about the migrants coming and may have even pushed for it. 115 - 120 - Dom looks back at the PA Senate debate and thinks about how the moderators went after Oz because they couldn’t pick on Fetterman.Linsey Davis will be moderating tonight, will she let her anti-Trump bias shine through? More calls.130 - We play rare audio of Melania Trump imploring more investigation into her Husband’s attempted assassination.135 - What were the prices to get a table at the debate? Is the spin room going to be like a locker room after an Eagles game? 145 - We play audio of Jesse Watters on what Kamala will bring to the debate stage and warns Trump not to take the bait.155 - Donald Trump Jr. joins the program and updates us on where he’s campaigning today. What does Don think of the news coming out of Springfield, Ohio regarding the migrants running wild? He blames the campaign of change, Kamala Harris and her inability to change anything for the better over the last few years. Will Donald Sr. bring up her record and discuss the policies she hasn’t walked back? 2 - What does Trump’s strategy need to be tonight?215 - Dom’s Money Melody220 - Winner? 225 - Who do we think will be in the Spin room tonight? Will Dom confront The Mooch?230 - Sharyl Attkisson joins the program. She claims there is shocking collusion between Big Pharma, the government, and our education system. When did she start to get skeptical of medical journals? Sharyl sounds the alarm on our food, saying kids being lazy is not to blame for childhood and younger person obesity. What will the takeaways from the debate be tonight? She also breaks down the problematic nature of bussing these migrants to towns like Springfield, Ohio.250 - Lightning Round!
2 - What does Trump’s strategy need to be tonight?215 - Dom’s Money Melody220 - Winner? 225 - Who do we think will be in the Spin room tonight? Will Dom confront The Mooch?230 - Sharyl Attkisson joins the program. She claims there is shocking collusion between Big Pharma, the government, and our education system. When did she start to get skeptical of medical journals? Sharyl sounds the alarm on our food, saying kids being lazy is not to blame for childhood and younger person obesity. What will the takeaways from the debate be tonight? She also breaks down the problematic nature of bussing these migrants to towns like Springfield, Ohio.250 - Lightning Round!
1 - Scott Presler joins the program to invite everyone to his debate watch party tonight. How is the fight going to flip Pennsylvania county by county? Scott details his recent work in Luzerne County and what he is planning this week for our friends up north. Does Scott have an answer to the side question? Who are Kamala Harris and Joe Biden beholden to? Volunteer at EarlyVoteAction.com110 - We return to the Springfield, Ohio controversy where it is alleged that local companies knew about the migrants coming and may have even pushed for it. 120 - Dom looks back at the PA Senate debate and thinks about how the moderators went after Oz because they couldn’t pick on Fetterman.Linsey Davis will be moderating tonight, will she let her anti-Trump bias shine through? More calls.130 - We play rare audio of Melania Trump imploring more investigation into her Husband’s attempted assassination.135 - What were the prices to get a table at the debate? Is the spin room going to be like a locker room after an Eagles game? 140 - 145 - We play audio of Jesse Watters on what Kamala will bring to the debate stage and warns Trump not to take the bait.155 - Donald Trump Jr. joins the program and updates us on where he’s campaigning today. What does Don think of the news coming out of Springfield, Ohio regarding the migrants running wild? He blames the campaign of change, Kamala Harris and her inability to change anything for the better over the last few years. Will Donald Sr. bring up her record and discuss the policies she hasn’t walked back?
12 - Debate Day! Dom gives the rundown of what he thinks the vibe will be like from the Spin Room.1205 - We play audio from an interviewer asking a local Springfield, Ohio Veteran and a Benefits Office Security Guard about how the influx of Haitian immigrants is affecting their lives.1210 - We welcome Jody Della Barba, live from the Flag Wave for Trump today. She details the changes made today to the event. 1215 - Side question: All-time greatest debates.1220 - The Tyreek Hill police cam footage was dropped. Who was at fault? Dom thinks both parties are to blame here. 1235 - Continuing with the Tyreek Hill situation as well as your calls. 1250 - Dom will do his best in the spin room tonight to ask the questions that really matter.
12 - Dom asks the question “What do you want to see from the candidates in the debate?” We play audio from Kellyanne Conway refuting false abortion claims from Jose Aristimuno and Bernie Sanders calling out Kamala for dropping her left-wing policies.1205 - Side question: What is a name-brand item that you know is better than the rest of its competitors?1215 - Why does Kamala Harris and the left want to tax your tips? How will this affect the elite waiters and bartenders who pull in over 75K a year?1230 - Continuing on Kamala’s plan to tax tips. 1245 - Andrew C. McCarthy, columnist for National Review and Fox News personality, joins the program. What is Andy’s reaction to Judge Marchan’s decision to postpone Trump’s sentencing to after the election? Shifting to the case Jack Smith is making against Trump, while he can’t get anyone to pick up his case for trial, he can keep leaking info about it. So his next best course of action is asking the Supreme Court if there are any faults in the Presidential Immunity claims and going after those. When will we see Andy on Fox again? And the Mets?1 - Promoting an upcoming event. The National FOP has endorsed President Trump. Left-wing outlets are questioning why. How much more do we need to demonize mail-in balloting when we have made a concerted effort to make sure Republicans are taking advantage of all alternate voting options?110 - Who will be at the debate?120 - Don’t mess with South Philly. Still no arrests for the fake Kamala posters. We welcome back Joe from South Philly and now Leighann Savloff, two Philadelphians who have gone viral for their reactions to left-wing lunacy. Joe explains how a bus will be taking whoever is willing and able to support Trump, and you can sign up on the Trump Force 47 to join fellow like minded individuals at a debate rally. 130 - Dom then moves to the Springfield, Ohio controversy where Haitians and other immigrant groups are clashing culturally with American values. For example: eating escaped household pets.140 - Returning to the Springfield, Ohio news by playing something JD Vance had said months ago about this very migrant issue. We also play audio from an exasperated woman who may have no choice but to move. 145 - How will the height difference between Trump and Kamala play to voters?150 - Your calls regarding Haitian migrants overrunning a caller’s hometown.2 - We continue on with more audio from the Springfield, Ohio council meeting where one citizen details the behaviors of the Haitians, including the decapitations and eating of ducks. More calls. 215 - Dom’s Money Melody220 - Esteemed Lawyer Alina Habba joins the program. Turns out she was late because she was talking strategy with President Trump. The two discuss the decision from Judge Marchan to postpone the trial until after the election. Alina argues it is unfair and unconstitutional to have essentially one person overseeing our justice department. Will we see Alina in Dinesh d’souza’s upcoming film? Now that Jack Smith has gotten what he wanted, will he continue to pursue January 6th.225 - Who will be in the Spin Room?240 - Kamala has no self-awareness when discussing politics at a very partisan spice shop.250 - Lightning Round!
2 - We continue on with more audio from the Springfield, Ohio council meeting where one citizen details the behaviors of the Haitians, including the decapitations and eating of ducks. More calls. 215 - Dom’s Money Melody220 - Esteemed Lawyer Alina Habba joins the program. Turns out she was late because she was talking strategy with President Trump. The two discuss the decision from Judge Marchan to postpone the trial until after the election. Alina argues it is unfair and unconstitutional to have essentially one person overseeing our justice department. Will we see Alina in Dinesh D’souza’s upcoming film? Now that Jack Smith has gotten what he wanted, will he continue to pursue January 6th.225 - Who will be in the Spin Room?240 - Kamala has no self-awareness when discussing politics at a very partisan spice shop.250 - Lightning Round!
1 - Promoting an upcoming event. The National FOP has endorsed President Trump. Left-wing outlets are questioning why. How much more do we need to demonize mail-in balloting when we have made a concerted effort to make sure Republicans are taking advantage of all alternate voting options?110 - Who will be at the debate?120 - Don’t mess with South Philly. Still no arrests for the fake Kamala posters. We welcome back Joe from South Philly and now Leighann Savloff, two Philadelphians who have gone viral for their reactions to left-wing lunacy. Joe explains how a bus will be taking whoever is willing and able to support Trump, and you can sign up on the Trump Force 47 to join fellow like minded individuals at a debate rally. 130 - Dom then moves to the Springfield, Ohio controversy where Haitians and other immigrant groups are clashing culturally with American values. For example: eating escaped household pets.140 - Returning to the Springfield, Ohio news by playing something JD Vance had said months ago about this very migrant issue. We also play audio from an exasperated woman who may have no choice but to move. 145 - How will the height difference between Trump and Kamala play to voters?150 - Your calls regarding Haitian migrants overrunning a caller’s hometown.
12 - Dom asks the question “What do you want to see from the candidates in the debate?” We play audio from Kellyanne Conway refuting false abortion claims from Jose Aristimuno and Bernie Sanders calling out Kamala for dropping her left-wing policies.1205 - Side question: What is a name-brand item that you know is better than the rest of its competitors?1215 - Why does Kamala Harris and the left want to tax your tips? How will this affect the elite waiters and bartenders who pull in over 75K a year?1230 - Continuing on Kamala’s plan to tax tips. 1245 - Andrew C. McCarthy, columnist for National Review and Fox News personality, joins the program. What is Andy’s reaction to Judge Marchan’s decision to postpone Trump’s sentencing to after the election? Shifting to the case Jack Smith is making against Trump, while he can’t get anyone to pick up his case for trial, he can keep leaking info about it. So his next best course of action is asking the Supreme Court if there are any faults in the Presidential Immunity claims and going after those. When will we see Andy on Fox again? And the Mets?
Dom welcomes Dave Sunday, candidate for Attorney General here in Pennsylvania, onto the Dom Giordano Program to hear how he hopes to improve the state. Dom and Sunday touch on multiple incredibly important issues within the State, particularly voter integrity and public safety, with Dave making a great case for why he should be our next Attorney General.
Dom welcomes Dave Sunday, candidate for Attorney General here in Pennsylvania, onto the Dom Giordano Program to hear how he hopes to improve the state. Dom and Sunday touch on multiple incredibly important issues within the State, particularly voter integrity and public safety, with Dave making a great case for why he should be our next Attorney General.
Dom welcomes Evan Bochetto, Ambassador of Philadelphia Young Republicans, onto the Dom Giordano Program to hear about an upcoming debate watch party on Tuesday Night, where Dom will be a featured guest. It's a free event, which you can find Tuesday Night, September 10th, at the Kimpton Hotel Monaco, Lafayette South Room, 433 Chestnut St in Philadelphia.
Dom welcomes Evan Bochetto, Ambassador of Philadelphia Young Republicans, onto the Dom Giordano Program to hear about an upcoming debate watch party on Tuesday Night, where Dom will be a featured guest. It's a free event, which you can find Tuesday Night, September 10th, at the Kimpton Hotel Monaco, Lafayette South Room, 433 Chestnut St in Philadelphia.
Dom hears from some friends in South Philadelphia, including Joe, the guy responsible for covering up the Kamala Eagles signs. Jody Della Barba, along with Joe, and Mina from West Philadelphia invite all listeners out to a flag wave to welcome President Trump into the City for the upcoming debate Tuesday against Kamala Harris. To RSVP, go to https://app.trumpforce47.com/event/president-trump-motorcade-welcome-flag-sign-wave-4217
Dom hears from some friends in South Philadelphia, including Joe, the guy responsible for covering up the Kamala Eagles signs. Jody Della Barba, along with Joe, and Mina from West Philadelphia invite all listeners out to a flag wave to welcome President Trump into the City for the upcoming debate Tuesday against Kamala Harris. To RSVP, go to https://app.trumpforce47.com/event/president-trump-motorcade-welcome-flag-sign-wave-4217
Dom welcomes RNC Chairman Michael Whatley back onto the Dom Giordano Program, to discuss the way that Trump is framing issues of the economy, pointing out the multiple examples of plagiarism by the Harris campaign. This leads Dom and Michael into a preview of the upcoming debate, with Whatley explaining what Trump hopes to portray to voters on Tuesday.
Dom welcomes RNC Chairman Michael Whatley back onto the Dom Giordano Program, to discuss the way that Trump is framing issues of the economy, pointing out the multiple examples of plagiarism by the Harris campaign. This leads Dom and Michael into a preview of the upcoming debate, with Whatley explaining what Trump hopes to portray to voters on Tuesday.
Dom welcomes in Ray Didinger, legendary Eagles analyst, back onto the Dom Giordano Program to hear his thoughts ahead of the big debut game of the Philadelphia Eagles tonight.
Dom welcomes in Ray Didinger, legendary Eagles analyst, back onto the Dom Giordano Program to hear his thoughts ahead of the big debut game of the Philadelphia Eagles tonight.
In today's final hour, Dom welcomes Dave Sunday, candidate for Attorney General here in Pennsylvania, onto the Dom Giordano Program to hear how he hopes to improve the state. Dom and Sunday touch on multiple incredibly important issues within the State, particularly voter integrity and public safety, with Dave making a great case for why he should be our next Attorney General.Then, Dom hears from some friends in South Philadelphia, including Joe, the guy responsible for covering up the Kamala Eagles signs. Jody Della Barba, along with Joe, and Mina from West Philadelphia invite all listeners out to a flag wave to welcome President Trump into the City for the upcoming debate Tuesday against Kamala Harris.
In today's final hour, Dom welcomes Dave Sunday, candidate for Attorney General here in Pennsylvania, onto the Dom Giordano Program to hear how he hopes to improve the state. Dom and Sunday touch on multiple incredibly important issues within the State, particularly voter integrity and public safety, with Dave making a great case for why he should be our next Attorney General.Then, Dom hears from some friends in South Philadelphia, including Joe, the guy responsible for covering up the Kamala Eagles signs. Jody Della Barba, along with Joe, and Mina from West Philadelphia invite all listeners out to a flag wave to welcome President Trump into the City for the upcoming debate Tuesday against Kamala Harris.
In today's second hour, Dom welcomes RNC Chairman Michael Whatley back onto the Dom Giordano Program, to discuss the way that Trump is framing issues of the economy, pointing out the multiple examples of plagiarism by the Harris campaign. This leads Dom and Michael into a preview of the upcoming debate, with Whatley explaining what Trump hopes to portray to voters on Tuesday.Then, Dom welcomes Evan Bochetto, Ambassador of Philadelphia Young Republicans, onto the Dom Giordano Program to hear about an upcoming debate watch party on Tuesday Night, where Dom will be a featured guest. It's a free event, which you can find Tuesday Night, September 10th, at the Kimpton Hotel Monaco, Lafayette South Room, 433 Chestnut St in Philadelphia.
In today's second hour, Dom welcomes RNC Chairman Michael Whatley back onto the Dom Giordano Program, to discuss the way that Trump is framing issues of the economy, pointing out the multiple examples of plagiarism by the Harris campaign. This leads Dom and Michael into a preview of the upcoming debate, with Whatley explaining what Trump hopes to portray to voters on Tuesday.Then, Dom welcomes Evan Bochetto, Ambassador of Philadelphia Young Republicans, onto the Dom Giordano Program to hear about an upcoming debate watch party on Tuesday Night, where Dom will be a featured guest. It's a free event, which you can find Tuesday Night, September 10th, at the Kimpton Hotel Monaco, Lafayette South Room, 433 Chestnut St in Philadelphia.
Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by touching upon the topics of the day as we gear up for the 2024 election. Dom tells of new updates regarding the continued unfair persecution of Trump, noting that Judge Merchan will be considering pushing the trial past the election. Then, Dom welcomes in Ray Didinger, legendary Eagles analyst, back onto the Dom Giordano Program to hear his thoughts ahead of the big debut game of the Philadelphia Eagles tonight.
Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by touching upon the topics of the day as we gear up for the 2024 election. Dom tells of new updates regarding the continued unfair persecution of Trump, noting that Judge Merchan will be considering pushing the trial past the election. Then, Dom welcomes in Ray Didinger, legendary Eagles analyst, back onto the Dom Giordano Program to hear his thoughts ahead of the big debut game of the Philadelphia Eagles tonight.
Dom welcomes in Linda Kerns, Pennsylvania Election Integrity Counsel for the RNC, back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss more developments surrounding her continued effort to heighten election integrity. Kerns tells about another win in court as she continues to help to secure the upcoming election, and offers an update on Joe in South Philadelphia and his covering of fake Philadelphia Eagles endorsement signs of Kamala Harris.
Dom welcomes in Linda Kerns, Pennsylvania Election Integrity Counsel for the RNC, back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss more developments surrounding her continued effort to heighten election integrity. Kerns tells about another win in court as she continues to help to secure the upcoming election, and offers an update on Joe in South Philadelphia and his covering of fake Philadelphia Eagles endorsement signs of Kamala Harris.
Dom welcomes Dr. Marty Makary back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss his upcoming book Blind Spots: When Medicine Gets It Wrong, and What It Means For Our Health. First, Dom asks about the book, asking Marty to explain what can be found by listeners, with Dr. Makary noting the horrible state of the American healthcare system. Makary tells of children and their health in other countries when compared to the United States, noting a poisoning of the food supply that has garnered a very unhealthy populace. Makary, in the new book, ties together the strength of the pharmaceutical companies, the mishandling of COVID, and our unhealthy children to paint a bleak picture of where we currently stand, noting what needs to change for us to have our health back.
Dom welcomes Dr. Marty Makary back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss his upcoming book Blind Spots: When Medicine Gets It Wrong, and What It Means For Our Health. First, Dom asks about the book, asking Marty to explain what can be found by listeners, with Dr. Makary noting the horrible state of the American healthcare system. Makary tells of children and their health in other countries when compared to the United States, noting a poisoning of the food supply that has garnered a very unhealthy populace. Makary, in the new book, ties together the strength of the pharmaceutical companies, the mishandling of COVID, and our unhealthy children to paint a bleak picture of where we currently stand, noting what needs to change for us to have our health back.
Dom welcomes Andrew Puzder, former CEO of CKE Restaurants, which owns Hardees and Carl’s Jr., back onto the Dom Giordano Program to hear his thoughts on Trump’s economic policy. Trump, who’s giving an economic address at the New York Economic Club, has shown positivity toward tariffs, something Dom disagrees with, causing him to ask Puzder to tell when and where tariffs do indeed help domestic economic failures. Then, Dom and Puzder delve into other economic issues, including tax rates and other edicts Trump promotes that will indeed help to right a tough economy.
Dom welcomes Andrew Puzder, former CEO of CKE Restaurants, which owns Hardees and Carl’s Jr., back onto the Dom Giordano Program to hear his thoughts on Trump’s economic policy. Trump, who’s giving an economic address at the New York Economic Club, has shown positivity toward tariffs, something Dom disagrees with, causing him to ask Puzder to tell when and where tariffs do indeed help domestic economic failures. Then, Dom and Puzder delve into other economic issues, including tax rates and other edicts Trump promotes that will indeed help to right a tough economy.
In today’s second hour, Dom continues the Dom Giordano Program by offering up some more thoughts on rumors that Elon Musk will have a role in a Trump administration if elected, noting why he supports an administrative role in which he works on governmental efficiency. Then, Dom moves over to the horrific school shooting down in Georgia, noting what he thinks needs to come out of this if we’re serious as a society of digging ourselves out of this hole. Then, Dom tells of a piece that argues that the Democratic embrace of football could repel younger voters. After that, Dom spends a lot of time focused on an issue close to his heart as a former teacher, being education. Dom tells about a new local program in a school that removes cash and requires parents to pay a fee to deposit money in their students accounts. Also, Dom provides an update on the bussing out in Deptford, and tells of a push by schools to structure recess, which Dom explains he’s vehemently against.Then, Dom welcomes Dr. Marty Makary back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss his upcoming book Blind Spots: When Medicine Gets It Wrong, and What It Means For Our Health. First, Dom asks about the book, asking Marty to explain what can be found by listeners, with Dr. Makary noting the horrible state of the American healthcare system. Makary tells of children and their health in other countries when compared to the United States, noting a poisoning of the food supply that has garnered a very unhealthy populace. Makary, in the new book, ties together the strength of the pharmaceutical companies, the mishandling of COVID, and our unhealthy children to paint a bleak picture of where we currently stand, noting what needs to change for us to have our health back.
In today’s second hour, Dom continues the Dom Giordano Program by offering up some more thoughts on rumors that Elon Musk will have a role in a Trump administration if elected, noting why he supports an administrative role in which he works on governmental efficiency. Then, Dom moves over to the horrific school shooting down in Georgia, noting what he thinks needs to come out of this if we’re serious as a society of digging ourselves out of this hole. Then, Dom tells of a piece that argues that the Democratic embrace of football could repel younger voters. After that, Dom spends a lot of time focused on an issue close to his heart as a former teacher, being education. Dom tells about a new local program in a school that removes cash and requires parents to pay a fee to deposit money in their students accounts. Also, Dom provides an update on the bussing out in Deptford, and tells of a push by schools to structure recess, which Dom explains he’s vehemently against.Then, Dom welcomes Dr. Marty Makary back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss his upcoming book Blind Spots: When Medicine Gets It Wrong, and What It Means For Our Health. First, Dom asks about the book, asking Marty to explain what can be found by listeners, with Dr. Makary noting the horrible state of the American healthcare system. Makary tells of children and their health in other countries when compared to the United States, noting a poisoning of the food supply that has garnered a very unhealthy populace. Makary, in the new book, ties together the strength of the pharmaceutical companies, the mishandling of COVID, and our unhealthy children to paint a bleak picture of where we currently stand, noting what needs to change for us to have our health back.
Today, Dom leads off the Dom Giordano Program by offering up some more updates centered on the upcoming 2024 presidential election. Then, Dom tells of a new rash of anger from Democrats over Russian investment in a conservative media company, noting his agreement with the deep implications. That said, Dom notes the continued ignorance portrayed by the Left toward Chinese influence in elections. Then, Dom welcomes in Linda Kerns, Pennsylvania Election Integrity Counsel for the RNC, back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss more developments surrounding her continued effort to heighten election integrity. Kerns tells about another win in court as she continues to help to secure the upcoming election, and offers an update on Joe in South Philadelphia and his covering of fake Philadelphia Eagles endorsement signs of Kamala Harris.
Today, Dom leads off the Dom Giordano Program by offering up some more updates centered on the upcoming 2024 presidential election. Then, Dom tells of a new rash of anger from Democrats over Russian investment in a conservative media company, noting his agreement with the deep implications. That said, Dom notes the continued ignorance portrayed by the Left toward Chinese influence in elections. Then, Dom welcomes in Linda Kerns, Pennsylvania Election Integrity Counsel for the RNC, back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss more developments surrounding her continued effort to heighten election integrity. Kerns tells about another win in court as she continues to help to secure the upcoming election, and offers an update on Joe in South Philadelphia and his covering of fake Philadelphia Eagles endorsement signs of Kamala Harris.
Dom continues the Dom Giordano Program by welcoming back Liz Preate-Havey, secretary of the Pennsylvania GOP, back onto the show. Today, Dom was curious to hear Preate-Havey’s thoughts as an expert on suburban voters as we head into the 2024 election, asking her thoughts on the changing poll numbers suggesting a further gender divide in voters ahead of the big day. This leads Dom and Liz into a conversation of the issues, with Liz offering her thoughts on the importance of the topic of abortion as we head to the election.Then, after playing Money Melody, Dom continues the show by taking listeners up to Aston, PA, where a developer faced some heat after suggesting incoming residents should be required to submit a sample of their dog's DNA to curb animal waste.
Dom continues the Dom Giordano Program by welcoming back Liz Preate-Havey, secretary of the Pennsylvania GOP, back onto the show. Today, Dom was curious to hear Preate-Havey’s thoughts as an expert on suburban voters as we head into the 2024 election, asking her thoughts on the changing poll numbers suggesting a further gender divide in voters ahead of the big day. This leads Dom and Liz into a conversation of the issues, with Liz offering her thoughts on the importance of the topic of abortion as we head to the election.Then, after playing Money Melody, Dom continues the show by taking listeners up to Aston, PA, where a developer faced some heat after suggesting incoming residents should be required to submit a sample of their dog's DNA to curb animal waste.
Dom continues the Dom Giordano Program by welcoming back Liz Preate-Havey, secretary of the Pennsylvania GOP, back onto the show. Today, Dom was curious to hear Preate-Havey’s thoughts as an expert on suburban voters as we head into the 2024 election, asking her thoughts on the changing poll numbers suggesting a further gender divide in voters ahead of the big day. This leads Dom and Liz into a conversation of the issues, with Liz offering her thoughts on the importance of the topic of abortion as we head to the election.
Dom continues the Dom Giordano Program by welcoming back Liz Preate-Havey, secretary of the Pennsylvania GOP, back onto the show. Today, Dom was curious to hear Preate-Havey’s thoughts as an expert on suburban voters as we head into the 2024 election, asking her thoughts on the changing poll numbers suggesting a further gender divide in voters ahead of the big day. This leads Dom and Liz into a conversation of the issues, with Liz offering her thoughts on the importance of the topic of abortion as we head to the election.
In today’s second hour, Dom continues the Dom Giordano Program by offering up some updated thoughts around the election, noting a push by Democrats to try and turn religious individuals against Donald Trump. Dom notes the hypocrisy of such a thing, calling to attention comments made by Catholic Bishops showing support for Harris. Dom takes a call from Pastor Bill Devlin, who has some thoughts of his own on why religious leaders are acting as if they’re anti-Trump. Then, Dom hits upon the Eagles trip to Brazil, asking why the NFL would put their players in this position.
In today’s second hour, Dom continues the Dom Giordano Program by offering up some updated thoughts around the election, noting a push by Democrats to try and turn religious individuals against Donald Trump. Dom notes the hypocrisy of such a thing, calling to attention comments made by Catholic Bishops showing support for Harris. Dom takes a call from Pastor Bill Devlin, who has some thoughts of his own on why religious leaders are acting as if they’re anti-Trump. Then, Dom hits upon the Eagles trip to Brazil, asking why the NFL would put their players in this position.
Dom welcomes attorney Jay Town, who’s been very involved throughout the Trump campaign in his defense against the relentless persecutions, back onto the Dom Giordano Program. Dom invited Town back on after Town was actively responding on X to tweets made by Dom about the false endorsements of Kamala Harris by the Philadelphia Eagles posted throughout the City. Town tells why this should be held as a big deal, explaining what he hopes comes from an investigation into the act. Then, Dom and Town delve into the continued persecutions of Donald Trump, with Town telling what to expect next as we head toward a September 18th sentencing.
Dom welcomes attorney Jay Town, who’s been very involved throughout the Trump campaign in his defense against the relentless persecutions, back onto the Dom Giordano Program. Dom invited Town back on after Town was actively responding on X to tweets made by Dom about the false endorsements of Kamala Harris by the Philadelphia Eagles posted throughout the City. Town tells why this should be held as a big deal, explaining what he hopes comes from an investigation into the act. Then, Dom and Town delve into the continued persecutions of Donald Trump, with Town telling what to expect next as we head toward a September 18th sentencing.
Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by offering up some new details surrounding the election, noting that Kamala Harris has flopped on another issue, now reversing course on demands made for the advancement of electric vehicles. Dom points out multiple issues that Harris has now flipped on, noting a continued trend of inconsistency when discussing topics important to Americans. Then, Dom offers updates around the fake advertisements that appeared throughout Philadelphia showing a Philadelphia Eagles endorsement of Kamala Harris. Also, Dom tells of a breaking news story, a school shooting down in Georgia, offering his live analysis on the situation. Then, Dom welcomes attorney Jay Town, who’s been very involved throughout the Trump campaign in his defense against the relentless persecutions, back onto the Dom Giordano Program. Dom invited Town back on after Town was actively responding on X to tweets made by Dom about the false endorsements of Kamala Harris by the Philadelphia Eagles posted throughout the City. Town tells why this should be held as a big deal, explaining what he hopes comes from an investigation into the act. Then, Dom and Town delve into the continued persecutions of Donald Trump, with Town telling what to expect next as we head toward a September 18th sentencing.
Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by offering up some new details surrounding the election, noting that Kamala Harris has flopped on another issue, now reversing course on demands made for the advancement of electric vehicles. Dom points out multiple issues that Harris has now flipped on, noting a continued trend of inconsistency when discussing topics important to Americans. Then, Dom offers updates around the fake advertisements that appeared throughout Philadelphia showing a Philadelphia Eagles endorsement of Kamala Harris. Also, Dom tells of a breaking news story, a school shooting down in Georgia, offering his live analysis on the situation. Then, Dom welcomes attorney Jay Town, who’s been very involved throughout the Trump campaign in his defense against the relentless persecutions, back onto the Dom Giordano Program. Dom invited Town back on after Town was actively responding on X to tweets made by Dom about the false endorsements of Kamala Harris by the Philadelphia Eagles posted throughout the City. Town tells why this should be held as a big deal, explaining what he hopes comes from an investigation into the act. Then, Dom and Town delve into the continued persecutions of Donald Trump, with Town telling what to expect next as we head toward a September 18th sentencing.
Dom welcomes back Linda Kerns, Pennsylvania Election Integrity Counsel for the RNC, back onto the Dom Giordano Program discussing multiple aspects of election integrity as we near the big day. First, Dom asks Linda if she’s received any updates since yesterday regarding the counterfeit advertisements that popped up in Philadelphia alleging a Philadelphia Eagles endorsement of Kamala Harris.
Dom welcomes in Tim Murtaugh of the Trump 2024 campaign to discuss multiple issues as we gear up for the big day in November. First, Dom asks Murtaugh about the counterfeit ads we’re seeing, with Tim noting the serious nature of such an act. Then, Murtaugh delves into the issue of fracking, explaining why the term has become and will remain top of mind as we head to Election Day. Also, Murtaugh takes us inside preparations for the upcoming debate, telling what the former President and his team are doing to prepare against Kamala Harris.
In today’s third hour, Dom welcomes in Joe from South Philly, the individual who went around the City yesterday covering up the fake advertisements featuring a false endorsement of Kamala Harris by the Philadelphia Eagles. Joe takes us through his day yesterday, when he learned that these signs were popping up, and his trip to a South Philadelphia Staples where he made copies of the Eagles officially condemning the advertisements before using the copies to cover the counterfeit ads. Also, Joe tells us what he’d like done in response to this blatant act of election interference.
In today’s second hour, Dom welcomes back Linda Kerns, Pennsylvania Election Integrity Counsel for the RNC, back onto the Dom Giordano Program discussing multiple aspects of election integrity as we near the big day. First, Dom asks Linda if she’s received any updates since yesterday regarding the counterfeit advertisements that popped up in Philadelphia alleging a Philadelphia Eagles endorsement of Kamala Harris. Then, Dom continues the hour by playing back some hilarious audio from Kamala Harris, who donned a very strange accent when speaking in front of a union crowd on Labor Day. Also, Dom tells that he’s officially entered into the world of fantasy sports, telling about a draft he had yesterday for a family league.
Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by offering up some updates around the counterfeit Kamala Harris ads appearing throughout Philadelphia showing an endorsement of Kamala Harris by the beloved Philadelphia Eagles. Quickly, Eagles officials came out to condemn the ad, noting that they are indeed fake, but Dom would like to see more than just that. Dom notes the implications of such an act, noting the threat to election integrity that something like this promotes.Then, Dom welcomes in Tim Murtaugh of the Trump 2024 campaign to discuss multiple issues as we gear up for the big day in November. First, Dom asks Murtaugh about the counterfeit ads we’re seeing, with Tim noting the serious nature of such an act. Then, Murtaugh delves into the issue of fracking, explaining why the term has become and will remain top of mind as we head to Election Day. Also, Murtaugh takes us inside preparations for the upcoming debate, telling what the former President and his team are doing to prepare against Kamala Harris.
Dom welcomes in Joe from South Philly, the individual who went around the City yesterday covering up the fake advertisements featuring a false endorsement of Kamala Harris by the Philadelphia Eagles. Joe takes us through his day yesterday, when he learned that these signs were popping up, and his trip to a South Philadelphia Staples where he made copies of the Eagles officially condemning the advertisements before using the copies to cover the counterfeit ads. Also, Joe tells us what he’d like done in response to this blatant act of election interference.
Dom continues the Dom Giordano Program by offering some breaking news surrounding an advertisement that has appeared in Philadelphia bus stops. Today, advertisements showing a Philadelphia Eagles endorsement of Kamala Harris started appearing throughout the City. The team was quick to respond, noting that the advertisements were all counterfeits, which raises a ton of question according to Giordano, including who was responsible. Dom calls for an investigation into the situation, noting how this should be seen as election interference. (Photo by Andrew Harnik/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes Linda Kerns, Pennsylvania Election Integrity Counsel for the RNC, back onto the Dom Giordano Program for an update on her continued role as ‘Defensive Coordinator’ in the effort to add security and legitimacy to our elections. Linda, who joined us with breaking news live at Mulligan’s, rehashes what she told us, revealing a judge ruling that came down Friday that makes requiring dates on mail-in ballots unconstitutional. Linda explains exactly what this means in the fight to heighten election integrity ahead of the 2024 election, and tells how listeners can get involved in the fight. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Dom continues the Dom Giordano Program by offering some breaking news surrounding an advertisement that has appeared in Philadelphia bus stops. Today, advertisements showing a Philadelphia Eagles endorsement of Kamala Harris started appearing throughout the City. The team was quick to respond, noting that the advertisements were all counterfeits, which raises a ton of question according to Giordano, including who was responsible. Dom calls for an investigation into the situation, noting how this should be seen as election interference. (Photo by Mike Ehrmann/Getty Images)
In today’s second hour, Dom continues the Dom Giordano Program by delving into the controversy surrounding Trump’s trip to Arlington Ceremony, where he joined Gold Star families on the 3rd anniversary of the sloppy withdrawal from Afghanistan which left their loved ones dead. Sources in the media have claimed that there was an altercation at the event including a Trump staffer over the legality of Trump being there, with many families coming out defending Trump, noting that they invited them to the event. Dom notes that this all underlines a fantastic point, being the continued lack of coverage that these families deserve as Kamala continues to try and sweep the mistakes of her administration under the rug. (Photo by Getty Images)
Today, Dom leads off the Dom Giordano Program by offering up a quick review on the new Reagan film starring Dennis Quaid in the lead role. Dom breaks a cardinal sin of Producer Dan’s in doing so, with Dan explaining his beef with people who see movies down the shore on a nice night. Also, Dom tells of a situation developing between Elon Musk and his X platform and Brazil, noting why he thinks the Eagles should find a new place to play in protest of the blatant tramping of freedom of speech by Brazil’s communist leaders.
Then, Dom welcomes Linda Kerns, Pennsylvania Election Integrity Counsel for the RNC, back onto the Dom Giordano Program for an update on her continued role as ‘Defensive Coordinator’ in the effort to add security and legitimacy to our elections. Linda, who joined us with breaking news live at Mulligan’s, rehashes what she told us, revealing a judge ruling that came down Friday that makes requiring dates on mail-in ballots unconstitutional. Linda explains exactly what this means in the fight to heighten election integrity ahead of the 2024 election, and tells how listeners can get involved in the fight. (Photo by Michael Gonzalez/Getty Images)
Matt Rooney welcomes former Florida Attorney General Pam Bondi onto the Dom Giordano Program to hear her thoughts on the continued witchhunt of presidential candidate and Former President Donald Trump. Bondi takes us inside the moves made by Jack Smith, providing evidence as to why this is solely a political hit job against the former President as we lead into the election. (Photo by Curtis Means-Pool/Getty Images)
In today’s second hour, Matt Rooney filling in on the Dom Giordano Program, welcomes Mike Donahue, Chairman of the Cape May County GOP, to hear about his continued fight against windmills being forced upon shore residents. Donahue provides an update, noting a couple big wins, and emphasizing the danger of allowing windmills off our coasts. (Photo by Getty Images)
Matt Rooney welcomes in Karoline Leavitt, National Press Secretary for the Trump campaign, onto the Dom Giordano Program to hear her thoughts on the developments surrounding the presidential election. Matt and Leavitt first discuss a new initiative hoping to drive mail-in voter registration, sending listeners to SwampTheVoteUSA.com. Then, Leavitt and Rooney delve into the messaging of the Harris campaign, with both pointing to evidence of flip-flopping and hypocrisy from the candidate and her staff. Also, Leavitt and Rooney preview the upcoming debate, and an interview on CNN featuring Kamala and running mate Tim Walz. (Photo by Kevin Dietsch/Getty Images)
In today’s second hour, Matt Rooney filling in on the Dom Giordano Program, welcomes Mike Donahue, Chairman of the Cape May County GOP, to hear about his continued fight against windmills being forced upon shore residents. Donahue provides an update, noting a couple big wins, and emphasizing the danger of allowing windmills off our coasts. Then, Matt Rooney welcomes former Florida Attorney General Pam Bondi onto the Dom Giordano Program to hear her thoughts on the continued witchhunt of presidential candidate and Former President Donald Trump. Bondi takes us inside the moves made by Jack Smith, providing evidence as to why this is solely a political hit job against the former President as we lead into the election.
In today’s third hour, Matt Rooney filling in on the Dom Giordano Program continues the show with some great topics and prizes, including packs to the in-water boat show in Atlantic City and tickets to the upcoming Politics and Pints with Dom Giordano and Donald Trump, Jr. Then, Matt tells about a new health advisory warning of parental stress, something that he's very familiar with. Then, after playing Dom's Money Melody, Matt laments on the state of entertainment, telling of a story of a relationship that developed between all-time great conservative radio host Rush Limbaugh, and singer of his theme song, very liberal Chrissie Hynde. Also, Matt reveals a celebrity who's facing some Hollywood repercussion after appearing at this year's Republican National Convention.
Full Hour | Today, great 1210WPHT weekend host and owner of SaveJersey.com, Matt Rooney filled in on the Dom Giordano Program. Matt brings with him a great slew of guests hitting upon multiple topics, including Trump campaign representatives and local leaders. First, Matt welcomes in Karoline Leavitt, National Press Secretary for the Trump campaign, onto the Dom Giordano Program to hear her thoughts on the developments surrounding the presidential election. Matt and Leavitt first discuss a new initiative hoping to drive mail-in voter registration, sending listeners to SwampTheVoteUSA.com. Then, Leavitt and Rooney delve into the messaging of the Harris campaign, with both pointing to evidence of flip-flopping and hypocrisy from the candidate and her staff. Also, Leavitt and Rooney preview the upcoming debate, and an interview on CNN featuring Kamala and running mate Tim Walz.
Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Dom previews the upcoming presidential debate here in Philadelphia, discussing with Dan who he hopes to see if he's able to make it into the spin room. Then, Dom delves into a conversation about RFK's treatment by his own family, noting some of the dark things that the Kennedy family has gotten away with.
Then, Dom welcomes Growing Pains star Kirk Cameron, who's now an author of a line of amazingly beneficial children's books for Brave Books. In the books, Cameron uses faith and God to lay forth great stories for children, offering moral lessons similar to the ones that have made Cameron the man he is today. Those morals and beliefs, rooted largely in Christianity, have somehow become offensive to some in today's society, leading to a complete shunning by the Guinness Book of World Records as he sets record breaking crowds with his See You At The Library book-reading events, clearly unseating a recent Drag Queen Story Hour here in Philadelphia. Cameron explains why faith is so important to him, the pushback he's faced both here and in Hollywood for being so open about his beliefs, and previews his upcoming book Born to Be Brave. (Photo by Getty Images)
Then, Dom welcomes Growing Pains star Kirk Cameron, who's now an author of a line of amazingly beneficial children's books for Brave Books. In the books, Cameron uses faith and God to lay forth great stories for children, offering moral lessons similar to the ones that have made Cameron the man he is today. Those morals and beliefs, rooted largely in Christianity, have somehow become offensive to some in today's society, leading to a complete shunning by the Guinness Book of World Records as he sets record breaking crowds with his See You At The Library book-reading events, clearly unseating a recent Drag Queen Story Hour here in Philadelphia. Cameron explains why faith is so important to him, the pushback he's faced both here and in Hollywood for being so open about his beliefs, and previews his upcoming book Born to Be Brave. (Photo by Paul Morigi/Getty Images for LIFEMARK Movie)
Dom welcomes in RNC Co-Chair Michael Whatley back onto the Dom Giordano Program, to hear his thoughts on multiple stories unfolding as we lead up to the 2024 election. First, Giordano asks for some clarification on a lawsuit filed in Detroit that calls attention to the city’s biased recruiting in poll watchers, noting a very large imbalance between Republican and Democratic watchers. Then, Whatley and Giordano discuss the conversation around the debate, with Whatley explaining the beef developing from the RNC about demands made by the Harris campaign, noting how the debate is priority but only with fair conditions. Whatley expands on this, noting the thirst of the American public to hear Trump and Harris debate the issues rather than try and burn one another with open microphones. (Photo by Andrew Harnik/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes in Ben Rose of the Greater Wildwoods Tourism Investment and Development Authority to hear what to expect during the off-season in Wildwood. Rose, who's become a great friend of the show, tells us about an awesome drag race event coming up in October, and notes that the events continue all the way through the winter. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom welcomes Scott Presler of EarlyVoteAction back onto the Dom Giordano Program to hear some updated numbers as Presler traverses the state of Pennsylvania registering Republican voters. Presler tells that after flipping Bucks County, his attention turned to Centre County and Luzerne County, to which he’s proud to note that he’s also close to flipping. Also, Scott tells that he's continued to build his EarlyVoteAction organization, noting that he's now hiring heads of recruitment for all counties in Pennsylvania.
Then, Dom welcomes in Ben Rose of the Greater Wildwoods Tourism Investment and Development Authority to hear what to expect during the offseason in Wildwood. Rose, who's become a great friend of the show, tells us about an awesome drag race event coming up in October, and notes that the events continue all the way through the winter. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by reading back an Inquirer article suburban women on Trump that is clearly biased, joking with Producer Dan about the ‘suburban’ comments coming from North Carolina and the Villages in Florida. Then, Dom and Dan discuss the RFK endorsement of Donald Trump, with Dom calling attention to the savagery of RFK by the Kennedy family, noting the ignorance of the public of their very tumultuous past, asking why RFK is finally the straw that broke the camel’s back.
Then, Dom welcomes in RNC Co-Chair Michael Whatley back onto the Dom Giordano Program, to hear his thoughts on multiple stories unfolding as we lead up to the 2024 election. First, Giordano asks for some clarification on a lawsuit filed in Detroit that calls attention to the city’s biased recruiting in poll watchers, noting a very large imbalance between Republican and Democratic watchers. Then, Whatley and Giordano discuss the conversation around the debate, with Whatley explaining the beef developing from the RNC about demands made by the Harris campaign, noting how the debate is priority but only with fair conditions. Whatley expands on this, noting the thirst of the American public to hear Trump and Harris debate the issues rather than try and burn one another with open microphones. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom welcomes Scott Presler of EarlyVoteAction back onto the Dom Giordano Program to hear some updated numbers as Presler traverses the state of Pennsylvania registering Republican voters. Presler tells that after flipping Bucks County, his attention turned to Centre County and Luzerne County, to which he’s proud to note that he’s also close to flipping. Also, Scott tells that he's continued to build his EarlyVoteAction organization, noting that he's now hiring heads of recruitment for all counties in Pennsylvania. (Photo by Getty Images)
Today on the Dom Giordano Program, Sunday night WPHT host and head of SaveJersey.com, Matt Rooney, sat in the big seat to fill-in for Dom as he enjoys some well-deserved time off in Wildwood. First, Matt welcomes in Jessie Jane Duff, Former Gunnery Sergeant with active duty experience in the Marines, onto the Dom Giordano Program to hear her thoughts on the anniversary of the horribly botched withdrawal from Afghanistan, noting why Kamala is largely responsible for the horrible reputation we've earned when dealing with foreign adversaries. This leads Matt and Duff into a review of last week's DNC, with Duff explaining why she's embarrassed to think that Tim Walz is the epitome of masculinity in 2024. Then, Matt gives away a bunch of prizes for Money Melody and the Side Topic of the Day! (Photo by Grant Baldwin/Getty Images)
Matt Rooney, filling in on the Dom Giordano Program, delves into issues of the economy, welcoming in great economist, author of GovZilla, Stephen Moore, back onto the show. Moore and Rooney delve into Kamala's positivity toward price-fixing, with Moore noting the negative implications that socialistic policies would have on American life. (Photo by Grant Baldwin/Getty Images)
Today on the Dom Giordano Program, Sunday night WPHT host and head of SaveJersey.com, Matt Rooney, sat in the big seat to fill-in for Dom as he enjoys some well-deserved time off in Wildwood. First, Matt welcomes in Jessie Jane Duff, Former Gunnery Sergeant with active duty experience in the Marines, onto the Dom Giordano Program to hear her thoughts on the anniversary of the horribly botched withdrawal from Afghanistan, noting why Kamala is largely responsible for the horrible reputation we've earned when dealing with foreign adversaries. This leads Matt and Duff into a review of last week's DNC, with Duff explaining why she's embarrassed to think that Tim Walz is the epitome of masculinity in 2024. (Photo by Justin Sullivan/Getty Images)
Today on the Dom Giordano Program, Sunday night WPHT host and head of SaveJersey.com, Matt Rooney, sat in the big seat to fill-in for Dom as he enjoys some well-deserved time off in Wildwood. In today's second hour, Matt and Dan discuss Rooney's clothing choice today, which can be seen over on the 1210WPHT YouTube channel, with Rooney why he thinks he was 'born this way' as a lawyer. Then, Matt and Dan delve into the side topic of the day, taking calls from listeners with their entertainers they once loved who they now have reversed course on, due to political statements. (Photo by Getty Images)
In today’s third hour, Dom continues the Dom Giordano Program by welcoming in Jonny Z, owner of Mulligan’s Shore Bar and Grill, the shore White House of the Dom Giordano Show, back onto the show to preview the next trip down the shore a week from today. Dom tells that he’s going to be bringing Joe Watson of the famous Broad Street Bullies with him this year, to which Jonny tells a story about meeting the hockey legend as a young kid at his father’s bar. Then, Dom takes calls from listeners and plays his Money Melody as he awaits the resignation of Robert Kennedy Jr from the presidential race, and the endorsement of Donald Trump. (Photo by Rebecca Noble/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today's second hour, prior to taking more calls, Dom Giordano continues the Dom Giordano Program by offering up some more analysis about last night's final night of the DNC. Dom reads back a piece in the New York Post that suggests Democrats should be awarded an Oscar for the performance they've put on this past week in trying to win over moderates.
Then, Dom welcomes attorney Francis Malofiy of Francis Alexander and Jason Moorehead onto the Dom Giordano Program after Moorehead, a former middle school teacher in the Allentown School District. Moorehead has joined the show in the past to discuss his firing, which won a jury decision noting that the school district violated his constitutional rights after a suspension and smear campaign that has led to it being hard for him to find another job after a trip he made to Washington DC on January 6th. The jury determined that the district, which asserted he "was involved in the electoral college protest that took place at the United States Capitol Building,” lied, with Moorehead noting that he was no closer than a mile from the worst events of the day. Moorehead and his attorneys explain what they want from the district, with the teacher telling where his status stands now as a teacher. (Photo by Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes attorney Francis Malofiy of Francis Alexander and Jason Moorehead onto the Dom Giordano Program after Moorehead, a former middle school teacher in the Allentown School District. Moorehead has joined the show in the past to discuss his firing, which won a jury decision noting that the school district violated his constitutional rights after a suspension and smear campaign that has led to it being hard for him to find another job after a trip he made to Washington DC on January 6th. The jury determined that the district, which asserted he "was involved in the electoral college protest that took place at the United States Capitol Building,” lied, with Moorehead noting that he was no closer than a mile from the worst events of the day. Moorehead and his attorneys explain what they want from the district, with the teacher telling where his status stands now as a teacher. (Photo by Getty Images)
Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by offering up some thoughts on last night’s speech by Kamala Harris and the other proceedings that played out at the Democratic National Convention. Dom tells that Bob Casey spoke, noting that the author of the entire shrinkflation angle is up for re-election in a heated race against Republican Dave McCormick. Then, Dom notes that a big bike ride is to happen this weekend, explaining why he's chosen to warn his listeners not to go.
Then, Dom welcomes in combat veteran and Army Ranger Captain Sean Parnell back onto the Dom Giordano Program to hear his thoughts on a multitude of issues. First, Dom asks Parnell, who was in attendance for the assassination attempt on Donald Trump's life, for his thoughts on the investigations and developments into the shocking event, with Parnell also telling why he's opposed to Trump's penalty box-style bullet proof glass getup. Also, Parnell, who's leading an effort to heighten mail-in ballots in Pennsylvania, updates us on those efforts with some great news. (Photo by Kevin Dietsch/Getty Images)
Then, Dom welcomes in combat veteran and Army Ranger Captain Sean Parnell back onto the Dom Giordano Program to hear his thoughts on a multitude of issues. First, Dom asks Parnell, who was in attendance for the assassination attempt on Donald Trump's life, for his thoughts on the investigations and developments into the shocking event, with Parnell also telling why he's opposed to Trump's penalty box-style bullet proof glass getup. Also, Parnell, who's leading an effort to heighten mail-in ballots in Pennsylvania, updates us on those efforts with some great news. (Photo by Jeff Swensen/Getty Images)
Dom continues the Dom Giordano Program by welcoming in Jonny Z, owner of Mulligan’s Shore Bar and Grill, the shore White House of the Dom Giordano Show, back onto the show to preview the next trip down the shore a week from today. Dom tells that he’s going to be bringing Joe Watson of the famous Broad Street Bullies with him this year, to which Jonny tells a story about meeting the hockey legend as a young kid at his father’s bar.
In today’s second hour, Dom continues the Dom Giordano Program by offering up his thoughts on the continued discussion about Vice Presidential candidate Tim Walz’ lies about his wife receiving IVF for their children. Dom plays back more audio of Walz, who doubles down on the lie, explaining with producer Dan why the lie is so impactful in the abortion debate. Then, Dom continues the hour by taking calls from some favorite callers concerning the election and the side topic.(Photo by Alex Wong/Getty Images)
Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by offering a continued recap of night three of the Democratic National Convention, pointing out some of the most ridiculous thing he heard from the likes of speakers such as Josh Shapiro and Bill Clinton. Then, we hear from Bill Clinton himself, who reveals is favorite parts of the convention. On a more serious note, Dom reminds listeners that this week is the anniversary of the Kabul Airport disaster, noting the implications that Biden’s pullout had on national affairs.
Then, Dom welcomes Colonel Allen B. West back onto the Dom Giordano Program to hear his thoughts on issues of national security as the issue becomes a hot topic in the 2024 election. First, Dom asks Col. West about the upcoming anniversary of the fall of the Kabul airport on August 26, 2021, with both noting the lasting effects of the blatant show of weakness by the Biden administration. Also, Allen updates us on what he’s been up to as he continues to fight for Veterans and conservative causes, and offers his opinion on Trump’s decision to use bullet proof glass at his outdoor rallies. (Photo by Andrew Harnik/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes Colonel Allen B. West back onto the Dom Giordano Program to hear his thoughts on issues of national security as the issue becomes a hot topic in the 2024 election. First, Dom asks Col. West about the upcoming anniversary of the fall of the Kabul airport on August 26, 2021, with both noting the lasting effects of the blatant show of weakness by the Biden administration. Also, Allen updates us on what he’s been up to as he continues to fight for Veterans and conservative causes, and offers his opinion on Trump’s decision to use bullet proof glass at his outdoor rallies. (Photo by Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes in former Green Beret and Congressman Mike Waltz, who delves deeply into the national security failures that have occurred under Kamala Harris and the Biden administration. Waltz explains how deeply impactful the botched withdrawal from Afghanistan was, noting the butterfly effect that our weakness had on situations that have developed in Ukraine, Israel, and with China and Iran. (Photo by Scott Olson/Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by offering a recap of night two of the Democratic National Convention. First, Dom plays back clips from Michelle Obama’s speech, in which she tells an anecdote about her mother and the way she stressed for a re-distribution of wealth. In the speech, Obama suggests that anybody who is too rich shouldn’t be, ignoring her own wealth. Then, Dom plays back other clips from the rally and peripheral interviews, including one with Pennsylvania’s own Madeleine Dean on PBS, where she explained why her grandchildren hate Donald Trump. (Photo by Andrew Harnik/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom continues the Dom Giordano Program by honing in on another big lie told by Governor Tim Walz in his continued effort to become the next Vice President. It’s come out recently that Walz lied about utilizing IVF to have his children, instead using a less invasive fertility treatment. On the surface, this doesn’t seem to matter, but nobody wants to address the elephant in the room… that IVF removes embryos from the mother, with some perishing, which is the ultimate cause of those with pro-life mentalities. Dom, with producer Dan and a doctor who rings in, explains why pro-life individuals have no qualms with Walz’s wife’s treatment, for the sole fact that embryos are not removed from the uterus. (Photo by Stephen Maturen/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today's third hour, Dom continues the Dom Giordano Program by taking listeners down to Asheville, North Carolina for some live words from Donald Trump, as he holds his first outdoor rally since the assassination attempt. Dom then continues the hour by unfurling the theme of today's rally, honing in on the disastrous foreign affair policies of Kamala Harris and the Biden administration.
Then, Dom welcomes in former Green Beret and Congressman Mike Waltz, who delves deeply into the national security failures that have occurred under Kamala Harris and the Biden administration. Waltz explains how deeply impactful the botched withdrawal from Afghanistan was, noting the butterfly effect that our weakness had on situations that have developed in Ukraine, Israel, and with China and Iran.
(Photo by Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom welcomes Eric Trump back onto the Dom Giordano Program, to hear his thoughts as he watched the proceedings of the Democratic National Convention alongside his wife, Co-Chair of the RNC Lara Trump. Eric remarks how dark and negative feeling that persisted throughout the entire event, with speakers who tried portraying themselves as uniting forces while preaching themes of divisiveness. Also, Eric tells us what’s next for his father, as he continues his run to become the next President of the United States. Then, after hanging up with Trump, Dom continues the hour by returning to the topic of Tim Walz and his positive support of Communist China, offering up in-depth analysis of negative implications presented by the enemy. Then, Producer Dan reveals that rumors have started growing of an appearance by Taylor Swift as the DNC. (Photo by Kate Green/Getty Images)
Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by offering up a recap of the Democratic National Convention, playing back portions of Joe Biden’s speech when he finally appeared at 11:30PM. Dom and Dan have some fun with some gaffes made by the President, but note how they’re sad for him and the way he’s being treated, being forced to wait until almost midnight to speak. Also, Dom reveals a new group, ‘Evangelicals for Harris,’ who are preaching a message of ‘love thy neighbor.’ Dom and Dan dissect this message, providing proof why the Democrats are the true party of divisiveness. Then, Dom offers up some further criticism of Tim Walz, noting his ties to China, with both Dom and Dan laying forth the implications of enabling the foreign adversary in the way the VP candidate has.(Photo by Mario Tama/Getty Images)
In today’s third hour, Dom delves deeply into the idea of Patriotism, playing back a clip from Joe Scarborough on this morning's Morning Joe in which he points toward the DNC utilizing patriotism and pro-America ideology to win the election, something he's proud of. That said, Dom feels the need to point out the obvious, breaking down the repeated anti-American rhetoric that comes from the mouths of individuals on the Left. Also, Dom takes calls throughout the hour, and plays his Dom's Money Melody for a great prize, tickets to see James Taylor. (Photo by Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images)
In today’s second hour, Dom welcomes Eric Trump back onto the Dom Giordano Program, to hear his thoughts as he watched the proceedings of the Democratic National Convention alongside his wife, Co-Chair of the RNC Lara Trump. Eric remarks how dark and negative feeling that persisted throughout the entire event, with speakers who tried portraying themselves as uniting forces while preaching themes of divisiveness. Also, Eric tells us what’s next for his father, as he continues his run to become the next President of the United States. (Photo by Win McNamee/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes Linda Kerns back onto the Dom Giordano Program. Linda, who’s serving as Pennsylvania Election Integrity Counsel for the RNC, spoke this weekend at Donald Trump's rally in Wilkes-Barre. Kern takes us inside her role at the rally, telling of a conversation that she shared with the Presidential candidate. Then, Linda reminds listeners how they can get involved in helping to strengthen election security, noting the need for poll watchers and other volunteers ahead of the 2024 election. Then, Dom continues the hour by taking calls from listeners discussing Kamala's socialistic vision for the economy, and previews what to expect from this year's DNC. (Photo by John Moore/Getty Images)
Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by welcoming in JD Vance back to the show for the first time since being nominated as the Republican choice for Vice President in the 2024 election. First, Dom and JD discuss Vance’s trip here to Philadelphia today, where Vance will address the economy in a speech from DiSorb Systems on Indiana Avenue, a company that produces waste management materials. JD delves into Kamala Harris’s economic proposals, noting the close reflections to socialism propagated by the campaign. (Photo by Anna Moneymaker/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes Linda Kerns back onto the Dom Giordano Program. Linda, who’s serving as Pennsylvania Election Integrity Counsel for the RNC, spoke this weekend at Donald Trump's rally in Wilkes-Barre. Kern takes us inside her role at the rally, telling of a conversation that she shared with the Presidential candidate. Then, Linda reminds listeners how they can get involved in helping to strengthen election security, noting the need for poll watchers and other volunteers ahead of the 2024 election. (Photo by Michael M. Santiago/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes Dr. Ben Carson back onto the Dom Giordano Program to hear his thoughts on the launch of the Democratic National Convention, which will last through the week as Kamala and Walz solidify their platform. (Photo by Scott Olson/Getty Images)
In today’s second hour, Dom plays back live audio from JD Vance’s trip to DiSorb Systems in North Philadelphia, providing commentary on Vance’s responses to questions from local media. Dom loves the way Vance is able to adapt to the questions live, pointing out the strategy in his answers to questions about abortion, the economy, and the border. Then, Dom takes calls concerning the march to the 2024 presidential election, also asking listeners for answers to his side question asking for people or things that are associated with initials. Then, in Dan Time with Dom, Producer Dan takes Dom and listeners out to York, PA, taking a call from Mike Opelka who’s live at the Donald Trump event. (Photo by Michael M. Santiago/Getty Images)
Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by welcoming in JD Vance back to the show for the first time since being nominated as the Republican choice for Vice President in the 2024 election. First, Dom and JD discuss Vance’s trip here to Philadelphia today, where Vance will address the economy in a speech from DiSorb Systems on Indiana Avenue, a company that produces waste management materials. JD delves into Kamala Harris’s economic proposals, noting the close reflections to socialism propagated by the campaign.
Then, Dom welcomes Dr. Ben Carson back onto the Dom Giordano Program to hear his thoughts on the launch of the Democratic National Convention, which will last through the week as Kamala and Walz solidify their platform. (Photo by Andrew Harnik/Getty Images)
Dom continues the Dom Giordano Program by welcoming in Andy Puzder, former CEO of CKE Restaurants, owner of Hardees and Carl’s Jr., back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss issues of the economy, particularly stances offered up by the Harris campaign as we gear up for the 2024 election. Puzder offers his depth of expertise to pick apart Kamala’s suggestions that the federal government should have corporate influence, including a potential for federal price fixing. (Photo by Drew Angerer/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Dom continues the Dom Giordano Program by discussing the 2024 election, particularly the speech today by Kamala Harris where she’ll lay out her economic plans. Dom preempts the speech by previewing what he expects to hear, debate with producer Dan over whether Trump can spin Kamala's anti-corporation mantra against her. Then, Dom plays back some of Harris's speech live as she unveils her economic plan, offering up live commentary with Dan. (Photo by Grant Baldwin/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom continues the Dom Giordano Program by welcoming in Andy Puzder, former CEO of CKE Restaurants, owner of Hardees and Carl’s Jr., back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss issues of the economy, particularly stances offered up by the Harris campaign as we gear up for the 2024 election. Puzder offers his depth of expertise to pick apart Kamala’s suggestions that the federal government should have corporate influence, including a potential for federal price fixing. Then, Dom continues the Dom Giordano Program by continuing the conversation centered on the economy, offering up strategies for the Trump campaign to employ in pushing back against socialistic policies proposed by the Harris campaign. (Photo by Chris duMond/Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by offering up some thoughts on the election, particularly the continued plagiarism by Kamala Harris’s campaign. Dom then delves into a preview of her speech to come today that will be centered on the economy, discussing her teasing that she’ll be a ‘prosecutor’ of the economy. Dom notes how she’s floated price-fixing, noting the ultimate danger of allowing federal intervention into private enterprise. (Photo by Montinique Monroe/Getty Images)
Dom continues the Dom Giordano Program by welcoming Eric Trump onto the show to discuss his father’s continued campaign for President. First, Dom asks Trump about the continued persecutions of his Father, with Eric updating what he thinks will come from the back and forth with Justice Juan Merchand. Then, Dom and Trump delve into issues of the economy, with Eric laying forth multiple initiatives propagated by his father that were reversed by Democrats, leading to the inflation we’re seeing. (Photo by Michael M. Santiago/Getty Images)
Dom continues the Dom Giordano Program by welcoming in Alina Habba, trusted attorney of Donald Trump and 2024 Senior Campaign Advisor, to discuss the continued developments in the Trump cases after Justice Juan Merchan denied the former President’s recusal bid. Habba takes us deep inside the continued persecution of the former President, noting the unfair abuse of the justice system being employed by Democrats as they continually target their political opponent. (Photo by Doug Mills-Pool/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes in Leor Sapir, Fellow at the Manhattan Institute, back onto the Dom Giordano Program for an in-depth discussion about a piece he published for the City Journal, A Consensus No Longer, which delves into the changing opinions in the medical community centered around gender transitions, particularly for children. Sapir tells of a shifting Overton window that’s being forced upon doctors throughout the Country, noting how many believe this will be remembered as a medical mistake similar to the popularity of lobotomies and other controversial treatments. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Dom continues the Dom Giordano Program by welcoming Eric Trump onto the show to discuss his father’s continued campaign for President. First, Dom asks Trump about the continued persecutions of his Father, with Eric updating what he thinks will come from the back and forth with Justice Juan Merchand. Then, Dom and Trump delve into issues of the economy, with Eric laying forth multiple initiatives propagated by his father that were reversed by Democrats, leading to the inflation we’re seeing.
Then, Dom welcomes in Stanford Professor John Yoo back onto the Dom Giordano Program to hear his expert analysis on the developments around the continued effort to prosecute former President Donald Trump. Yoo offers an update on the ongoing cases, noting what he expects to come next after Judge Merchan refused Trump’s third request for recusal. Also, Dom asks Yoo about Kamala’s stance on the economy, discussing the legality of turning the federal government against private industry. (Photo by Hiroko Masuike-Pool/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom continues the Dom Giordano Program by welcoming in Alina Habba, trusted attorney of Donald Trump and 2024 Senior Campaign Advisor, to discuss the continued developments in the Trump cases after Justice Juan Merchan denied the former President’s recusal bid. Habba takes us deep inside the continued persecution of the former President, noting the unfair abuse of the justice system being employed by Democrats as they continually target their political opponent.
After that, Dom continues the hour by taking calls regarding both the trials into Trump and the ongoing election, discussing with listeners the effort by Democrats to memory hole Kamala Harris's role in the terrible economy. (Photo by Justin Lane-Pool/Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by offering up some updates on the 2024 presidential election, noting some news in the continued investigation into the assassination attempt on Trump. Then, Dom announces new developments in the continued effort by Democrats to prosecute Trump, noting that Judge Merchan refused another request for recusal.
Then, Dom welcomes in Leor Sapir, Fellow at the Manhattan Institute, back onto the Dom Giordano Program for an in-depth discussion about a piece he published for the City Journal, A Consensus No Longer, which delves into the changing opinions in the medical community centered around gender transitions, particularly for children. Sapir tells of a shifting Overton window that’s being forced upon doctors throughout the Country, noting how many believe this will be remembered as a medical mistake similar to the popularity of lobotomies and other controversial treatments. (Photo by Steven Hirsch-Pool/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes Congressman Jeff Van Drew back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss a hearing he held discussing Offshore Wind Industrialization. Yesterday, Van Drew, along with Rep. Scott Perry and experts in the industry, pointed out the huge negative implications being ignored by the headstrong effort to install windmills off the coast of the Jersey Shore. Then, Van Drew offers his updated thoughts on the unfolding of the 2024 presidential election, honing in on the continued effort to redirect responsibility by the Harris campaign away from her role in the current administration. (Photo by John Moore/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes in Michael Whatley, chairman of the Republican National Committee, back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss the election. First, Dom leads off with the economy, with Whatley previewing what Trump will discuss today in a speech centered on the topic, which is just before Kamala Harris is set to touch upon the topic later in the week (Photo by Andrew Harnik/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes Linda Kerns, Pennsylvania Election Integrity Council at the RNC, back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss her continued role as ‘Defensive Coordinator’ as we prepare for the 2024 election, working to further heighten election security. First, Dom asks Kerns about a tweet made by Pennsylvania’s Department of State that warns people not to grow concerned if the election vote isn’t fully counted on Election Night. Kerns points out the issues with governmental officials putting something like this out, noting the strategy that seems to be a PR person getting ahead of what they expect to become a problem. Also, Kerns updates on other aspects of her fight for election integrity, including updates on poll watchers. (Photo by Chris McGrath/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes Steve Grammas, President of the Las Vegas Police Protective Association, back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss a new effort by the NFL to require volunteer officers at their games to submit biometric data. Grammas has been ahead of the curve, speaking out to national media against the implications of requiring such a thing. Grammas points out what and who could use the date for nefarious purposes, and explains what he hopes to see by raising awareness about this new initiative. (Photo by Andy Lyons/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Dom welcomes Linda Kerns, Pennsylvania Election Integrity Council at the RNC, back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss her continued role as ‘Defensive Coordinator’ as we prepare for the 2024 election, working to further heighten election security. First, Dom asks Kerns about a tweet made by Pennsylvania’s Department of State that warns people not to grow concerned if the election vote isn’t fully counted on Election Night. Kerns points out the issues with governmental officials putting something like this out, noting the strategy that seems to be a PR person getting ahead of what they expect to become a problem. Also, Kerns updates on other aspects of her fight for election integrity, including updates on poll watchers. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom continues the Dom Giordano Program by taking some calls and thoughts about the upcoming election. Then, Dom switches over to another story, revealing that the NFL will require volunteer officers to submit biometric date if they’d like to continue working games. Dom jousts with Producer Dan over the topic of biometrics and surveillance, with Dan accepting the inevitability of the technological progress, while Dom stays strong on his refusal to even consider the infusion of biometrics into society.
Then, Dom welcomes Steve Grammas, President of the Las Vegas Police Protective Association, back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss a new effort by the NFL to require volunteer officers at their games to submit biometric data. Grammas has been ahead of the curve, speaking out to national media against the implications of requiring such a thing. Grammas points out what and who could use the date for nefarious purposes, and explains what he hopes to see by raising awareness about this new initiative. (Photo by Andy Lyons/Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by offering up some developments on the 2024 presidential election, noting some questionable past actions by Presidential candidate Kamala Harris and her running mate Tim Walz. First, Dom discusses issues of the economy, noting that inflation continues albeit at a lesser number, which is still a bad sign for Harris, despite Steve Doocy’s excitement. Dom plays back some revelations made by Peter Schweizer about Tim Walz’s love for communist China, noting the negative implications of electing a leader who’s so willing to bow to the evil regime.
Then, Dom welcomes in Michael Whatley, chairman of the Republican National Committee, back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss the election. First, Dom leads off with the economy, with Whatley previewing what Trump will discuss today in a speech centered on the topic, which is just before Kamala Harris is set to touch upon the topic later in the week. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Dom welcomes in Robert Cahaly, Chief Pollster of the Trafalgar Group, back onto the Dom Giordano Program to hear what his group is discovering through their continued polling this 2024 presidential election season. First, Cahaly tells what his group does that has produced accurate results for the past few elections, noting strategies employed by Trafalgar in gathering data that isn’t used by other polling services. Then, Cahaly discusses the overall forecast of the election, noting that Kamala Harris poses a much better chance against Trump, particularly in very important states. Cahaly suggests what needs to be done by conservatives if they hope to change these polls, and offers whether he believes this to be solely a honeymoon phase for the Democratic candidate.
Then, Dom welcomes in Robin Shaffer, President of Protect Our Coast NJ, back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss a hearing happening down the shore as we speak featuring congressional members and experts discussing the negative implications of wind energy on coastal towns. Shaffer takes us through what Rep. Jeff Van Drew, Rep. Scott Perry, and others are noting about the blind push to force windmills upon shoregoers and residents.
Dom welcomes in Robin Shaffer, President of Protect Our Coast NJ, back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss a hearing happening down the shore as we speak featuring congressional members and experts discussing the negative implications of wind energy on coastal towns. Shaffer takes us through what Rep. Jeff Van Drew, Rep. Scott Perry, and others are noting about the blind push to force windmills upon shoregoers and residents. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom welcomes Caroline Sunshine, Deputy Director of Communications, onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss the blatant plagiarism by the Kamala Harris campaign on now multiple issues. First, Sunshine discusses the genesis of Trump’s idea to not tax tips, noting that Harris was one of the signers of the recent bill that negatively affected service workers in the first place. Then, Sunshine delves into more spin attempted by the Harris campaign, noting why the push to portray Walz as an ‘everyman’ is largely falling on deaf ears for voters. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom welcomes in Robert Cahaly, Chief Pollster of the Trafalgar Group, back onto the Dom Giordano Program to hear what his group is discovering through their continued polling this 2024 presidential election season. First, Cahaly tells what his group does that has produced accurate results for the past few elections, noting strategies employed by Trafalgar in gathering data that isn’t used by other polling services. Then, Cahaly discusses the overall forecast of the election, noting that Kamala Harris poses a much better chance against Trump, particularly in very important states. Cahaly suggests what needs to be done by conservatives if they hope to change these polls, and offers whether he believes this to be solely a honeymoon phase for the Democratic candidate. (Photo by Win McNamee/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes Scott Presler, head of EarlyVoteAction.com, back onto the Dom Giordano Program for some great news regarding the upcoming 2024 election and voter registration. First, Presler notes that the honeymoon phase is coming to an end for Harris, noting what he’s hearing as he traverses the State that’s sure to become the most important state in the upcoming election. Then, Presler, who’s usually the ‘Offensive Coordinator’ for Trump has switched sides and temporarily put on a hat as ‘Defensive Coordinator,’ noting a change that removes a ton of illegals from voter rolls, which further strengthens the lead of Republicans in very important counties.
Full Hour | In today’s in second hour, Dom continues the hour by taking callers on the Dom Giordano Program, discussing topics presented last hour centered in the upcoming presidential election. Then, Dom switches hats to a local story, telling that Deptford School District has reversed their decision that would force young students to walk to school if they live within 2 miles of the district.
Then, Dom welcomes Scott Presler, head of EarlyVoteAction.com, back onto the Dom Giordano Program for some great news regarding the upcoming 2024 election and voter registration. First, Presler notes that the honeymoon phase is coming to an end for Harris, noting what he’s hearing as he traverses the State that’s sure to become the most important state in the upcoming election. Then, Presler, who’s usually the ‘Offensive Coordinator’ for Trump has switched sides and temporarily put on a hat as ‘Defensive Coordinator,’ noting a change that removes a ton of illegals from voter rolls, which further strengthens the lead of Republicans in very important counties. (Photo by Scott Olson/Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by offering up some continued updates on the election season as voters gear up for the 2024 presidential election. Dom discusses this hot streak that Kamala is seeing, telling why he thinks the glow will soon diminish and the honeymoon phase for Democratic voters will pass as hypocrisies continue to grow from the Harris campaign.
Then, Dom welcomes Caroline Sunshine, Deputy Director of Communications, onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss the blatant plagiarism by the Kamala Harris campaign on now multiple issues. First, Sunshine discusses the genesis of Trump’s idea to not tax tips, noting that Harris was one of the signers of the recent bill that negatively affected service workers in the first place. Then, Sunshine delves into more spin attempted by the Harris campaign, noting why the push to portray Walz as an ‘everyman’ is largely falling on deaf ears for voters. (Photo by Andrew Harnik/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Dom continues the Dom Giordano Program shining a light on the former stance on immigration by Democrats that they’re now striving to distance themselves from, telling that Kamala Harris and Tim Walz will face high difficulty in convincing the public to forget the recent past. Then, after playing Dom’s Money Melody, Dom continues taking callers, with some of listeners’ favorites chiming in like Scott in Mt. Laurel, Robert in Bensalem, and Leslie in Bryn Mawr. Also, Dom previews an interview tonight that Elon Musk will conduct with former President Donald Trump. (Photo by John Moore/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom welcomes in Laura Manion, a millennial mom who runs Chester County’s Chamber of Business and Industry onto the Dom Giordano Program, to hear her forecast of the upcoming election, particularly within the suburban mother demographic. Dom asks Manion what she’s hearing in her friend groups about Kamala Harris, telling that the hype has taken hold, wondering whether it will stick or if the reality of the economy will rear its’ ugly head again. Also, Dom and Manion run through multiple topics, suggesting how Republicans could better strategize to pick up voters, particularly when discussing student loans and elections.
Then, Dom continues the show by offering up more analysis on the 2024 election, taking calls from listeners on both sides of the aisle. Dom butts heads with a caller named John who tells why he’s supporting Kamala Harris, defending her position on immigration and the economy. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom welcomes in Laura Manion, a millennial mom who runs Chester County’s Chamber of Business and Industry onto the Dom Giordano Program, to hear her forecast of the upcoming election, particularly within the suburban mother demographic. Dom asks Manion what she’s hearing in her friend groups about Kamala Harris, telling that the hype has taken hold, wondering whether it will stick or if the reality of the economy will rear its’ ugly head again. Also, Dom and Manion run through multiple topics, suggesting how Republicans could better strategize to pick up voters, particularly when discussing student loans and elections. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by offering up some developments on the 2024 Presidential election, playing back Kamala Harris’s spin machine on issues of the border. Dom plays back a new ad from the Harris team that paints her as tough on the border, which is laughable after her performance as ‘Border Czar.’ Then, Dom continues the hour by discussing other issues, telling how both Republicans and Democrats have framed certain issues, previewing how they’ll play in the upcoming election. (Photo by Drew Angerer/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Dom continues the Dom Giordano Program by welcoming in legendary sports writer Ray Didinger on the Dom Giordano Program to reflect on the career of Quarterback Nick Foles. Dom and Dan first make a pizza bet before bringing Didinger on, predicting whether they think the great believes the Eagles should retire Nick Foles' number. Then, Dom and Ray delve into players beloved by Philadelphians that may not have the same kind of love elsewhere, similarly to a Nick Foles. Also, Didinger and Dom preview tonight's preseason game, and Ray tells about a new upcoming live event he'll be hosting with Glen Macnow and Joe Conklin titled The Greatest Moments in Sports History, at the Ardmore Music Hall on September 17th. Tickets are available now! (Photo by Mike Ehrmann/Getty Images)
Then, Dom returns to politics, discussing continued news developing centered around the 2024 presidential election. Dom plays back a montage of past off-the-cuff comments made in interviews by Kamala, telling why he believes her advisors are probably suggesting she stay away from hard questions. Also, Dom plays back a very unfortunate clip from Nancy Pelosi's past, where it's very clear that she buys into Gov. Tim Walz's stolen valor. (Photo by Kent Nishimura/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom continues the Dom Giordano Program by offering up more analysis of the upcoming 2024 election, delving into the history of Governor Tim Walz, now the VP candidate for the Democrats, and Kamala Harris, who heads the tickets. Dom offers his thoughts on who he’d like to see interview both Harris and Walz, and tells whether he believes there will be any debates. Dom reveals that more information on Walz is breaking during the show, noting a story that’s been dug up that shows the Governor marching alongside a march calling for the abolishing of ICE.
Then, in an impromptu Dan Time with Dom, Producer Dan takes the reigns to tip his hat toward Olympic legend Sydney McLauglin-Levrone, who was quick show her religion and thank God for her continued performance as a world record setter. McLaughlin has expanded on this on the past, explaining why her faith means so much to her. Dan notes how refreshing this is to hear from an athlete as many take a more agnostic approach to life, particularly after an Opening Ceremony that openly mocked the Last Supper. (Photo by Patrick Smith/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes in Jessie Jane Duff, Executive Director of Veterans for Trump, who served in the Marines for 20 years, retiring as Gunnery Sergeant in the Marines, to hear her thoughts on the continued conversation centered around allegations of stolen valor levied toward Tim Walz, VP candidate for the Democrats. Dom plays for Duff a clip of Brianna Kieler, who suggests that JD Vance is not the best representation of a respected military member who has the right to call out Walz, which fires up Duff, explaining that the difference lies in the stolen valor, not the fact that he never saw combat. Also, Duff tells listeners how they can become involved in the Trump campaign, explaining the importance of more volunteers to win the election in November. (Photo by Stephen Maturen/Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by offering up some updates on the national landscape as we continue to chug along toward the 2024 presidential election. Dom tells of a non-defense by liberals and their wing of the media on claims of stolen valor levied against their VP candidate Tim Walz, noting that there’s been no denial but only redirection.
Then, Dom welcomes in Jessie Jane Duff, Executive Director of Veterans for Trump, who served in the Marines for 20 years, retiring as Gunnery Sergeant in the Marines, to hear her thoughts on the continued conversation centered around allegations of stolen valor levied toward Tim Walz, VP candidate for the Democrats. Dom plays for Duff a clip of Brianna Kieler, who suggests that JD Vance is not the best representation of a respected military member who has the right to call out Walz, which fires up Duff, explaining that the difference lies in the stolen valor, not the fact that he never saw combat. Also, Duff tells listeners how they can become involved in the Trump campaign, explaining the importance of more volunteers to win the election in November. (Photo by Andrew Harnik/Getty Images)
In today’s third hour, Dom continues the Dom Giordano Program by welcoming in legendary sports writer Ray Didinger on the Dom Giordano Program to reflect on the career of Quarterback Nick Foles. Dom and Dan first make a pizza bet before bringing Didinger on, predicting whether they think the great believes the Eagles should retire Nick Foles' number. Then, Dom and Ray delve into players beloved by Philadelphians that may not have the same kind of love elsewhere, similarly to a Nick Foles. Also, Didinger and Dom preview tonight's preseason game, and Ray tells about a new upcoming live event he'll be hosting with Glen Macnow and Joe Conklin titled The Greatest Moments in Sports History, at the Ardmore Music Hall on September 17th. Tickets are available now! (Photo by Mike Ehrmann/Getty Images)
In today’s third hour, Dom spends a large chunk of the hour playing back clips from a live press conference held by Donald Trump, responding to portions of news breaking as Trump takes questions from reporters. Dom underlines the fact that Trump, again, is taking hard questions while Kamala Harris continues to refuse any type of interviews.
Then, Dom welcomes Camden County Commissioner Director Louis Cappelli back onto the Dom Giordano Program to announce and discuss the consolidation of the Woodlynne Police Department, who are following the lead of the City of Camden in calling in the Camden County Police to take over. Cappelli explains why this was necessary, and explains why the Camden County Police Department has been able to draw in recruits unlike other departments, such as Woodlynne. (Photo by Joe Raedle/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes Camden County Commissioner Director Louis Cappelli back onto the Dom Giordano Program to announce and discuss the consolidation of the Woodlynne Police Department, who are following the lead of the City of Camden in calling in the Camden County Police to take over. Cappelli explains why this was necessary, and explains why the Camden County Police Department has been able to draw in recruits unlike other departments, such as Woodlynne. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom welcomes in Retired Navy Captain Hung Cao onto the Dom Giordano Program, the Republican nominee in Virginia running against former VP candidate Tim Kaine in their Senate race. Captain Cao took to Twitter yesterday to point out the double standard that he’s faced when challenging a Democratic mainstay such as Kaine. Cao tells that a representative from the Pentagon reached out to him to ask him to prove his service that he claimed, a complete opposite reaction to how the media is discussing allegations levied against Tim Walz, who’s seemingly spun a web of lies around his past service in the National Guard. (Photo by Anna Moneymaker/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom continues the Dom Giordano Program with more analysis on the upcoming 2024 presidential election, telling why he believes the clock is ticking on an interview with Kamala Harris, noting the importance that she be interviewed to prove who she truly is. Also, Dom gives an update on Officer Mark Dial, who’s been unfairly persecuted by District Attorney Larry Krasner after he shot Eddie Irizarry in Philadelphia.
Then, Dom welcomes in Retired Navy Captain Hung Cao onto the Dom Giordano Program, the Republican nominee in Virginia running against former VP candidate Tim Kaine in their Senate race. Captain Cao took to Twitter yesterday to point out the double standard that he’s faced when challenging a Democratic mainstay such as Kaine. Cao tells that a representative from the Pentagon reached out to him to ask him to prove his service that he claimed, a complete opposite reaction to how the media is discussing allegations levied against Tim Walz, who’s seemingly spun a web of lies around his past service in the National Guard. (Photo by Andrew Harnik/Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by offering up some details about his interview yesterday with Thomas Behrends, the National Guard commander who claims that Vice Presidential candidate Tim Walz is running on stolen valor, using a rank he never achieved and a deployment he backed down from. Dom plays back audio from both CNN and MSNBC, who can’t deny the claims being made by those on the Right about Walz’ service record. Also, Dom plays a clip from a Democratic Senator who tried telling Jim Acosta that JD Vance has no military history. Then, Dom plays back a clip from Nick Foles, who announced his retirement from the NFL today. (Photo by Stephen Maturen/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Dom continues the Dom Giordano Program by welcoming Thomas Behrends, Command Sergeant Major of the National Guard, onto the show after he’s been publicly calling out claims made by Democratic Vice President Tim Walz about his service. Behrends, in an amazingly candid interview, tells the reality behind this stolen valor that he claims Walz has used to advance his political career. (Photo by Andrew Harnik/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom welcomes Linda Kerns, Pennsylvania Election Integrity Counsel for the RNC, back onto the Dom Giordano Program for an update on her continued role as ‘Defensive Coordinator’ in the effort to add security and legitimacy to our elections. Giordano asks Kerns about allegations that doctors in nursing homes and mental facilities are encouraging patients to vote Democrat, noting the requirements for voters in the state of Pennsylvania. Then, Kerns updates on her continue fight to ensure a fair election, and offers her thoughts on the new developments on the Democratic side of the ticket. (Photo by Andrew Harnik/Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by offering up some criticism of the choice of Tim Walz of Minnesota as the Vice President on Kamala Harris’s ticket in the upcoming 2024 election. Dom plays back some audio of Walz that’s come to light since the announcement, including some audio from his wife who said she opened her windows to smell the car fires during the George Floyd riots. Then, Dom plays back some audio from those on the Left criticizing the pick, noting the true reasons that Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro was passed over.
Then, Dom welcomes in Mike Murphy, former gubernatorial candidate in Minnesota, onto the Dom Giordano Program after being critical of VP candidate Tim Walz on social media. Murphy, who is also a former Mayor now serving on Lexington, Minnesota’s Town Council, tells us what Minnesotans know about Walz, calling him a narcissistic Communist. Murphy explains his point, delving into Walz’s governing history, particularly during COVID, where Walz, similarly to Pennsylvania’s Tom Wolf, favored friends during over-reaching lockdowns. (Photo by Stephen Maturen/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes Linda Kerns, Pennsylvania Election Integrity Counsel for the RNC, back onto the Dom Giordano Program for an update on her continued role as ‘Defensive Coordinator’ in the effort to add security and legitimacy to our elections. Giordano asks Kerns about allegations that doctors in nursing homes and mental facilities are encouraging patients to vote Democrat, noting the requirements for voters in the state of Pennsylvania. Then, Kerns updates on her continue fight to ensure a fair election, and offers her thoughts on the new developments on the Democratic side of the ticket.
Dom welcomes in Mike Murphy, former gubernatorial candidate in Minnesota, onto the Dom Giordano Program after being critical of VP candidate Tim Walz on social media. Murphy, who is also a former Mayor now serving on Lexington, Minnesota’s Town Council, tells us what Minnesotans know about Walz, calling him a narcissistic Communist. Murphy explains his point, delving into Walz’s governing history, particularly during COVID, where Walz, similarly to Pennsylvania’s Tom Wolf, favored friends during over-reaching lockdowns. (Photo by Andrew Harnik/Getty Images)
Dom Giordano welcomes Thomas Behrends, Command Sergeant Major of the National Guard, onto the show after he’s been publicly calling out claims made by Democratic Vice President candidate Tim Walz about his service in the National Guard. Behrends, in an amazingly candid and transparent interview, tells the reality behind the stolen valor that he claims Walz has used to advance his political career. (Photo by Andrew Harnik/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes Fox News Business Expert Charlie Gasparino, author of the new Go Woke, Go Broke: The Inside Story of the Radicalization of Corporate America, onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss the volatile market we’re seeing to start the week and the selection of Minnesota Governor Tim Walz as running mate for Kamala Harris. First, Dom and Charlie delve into his new book and the role that wokeness played in her choice of Gov. Walz, and why this differs from trends he’s seeing in corporate America while companies rush to disassociate with wokeness to keep their businesses healthy. Then, Dom and Gasparino delve into the volatile market we’re seeing, with Gasparino offering a very level analysis of why we’re seeing such dips and spikes and whether they should cause concern. (Photo by Stephen Maturen/Getty Images)
Dom continues the Dom Giordano Program by welcoming in Elizabeth Preate-Havey, head of Montgomery County’s GOP and very familiar with Josh Shapiro, our Pennsylvania Governor who was passed over as VP choice for Kamala Harris. Preate-Havey notes that Kamala Harris has shown her hand to all moderate voters with her selection of Minnesota Gov. Walz, noting that there will be no escape from the criticism of her campaign being very progressive. Preate-Havey predicts how this will play in Pennsylvania suburbs, with both Dom and Elizabeth noting the importance that our Commonwealth will play in the 2024 election. (Photo by Stephen Maturen/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes in Karoline Leavitt, National Spokesperson for the Trump Campaign, back onto the Dom Giordano Program to hear her thoughts on Democratic Vice Presidential selection Tim Walz. Leavitt notes what this means when reading between the lines of the Harris campaign, noting a complete abandonment of the moderate vote in lieu of more progressive ideology. Leavitt runs through some of the concerning stances of Walz, noting the damage that a further push toward socialism would have to an already damaged economy. (Photo by Anna Moneymaker/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Dom welcomes Pennsylvania Senate President Pro Tempore Kim Ward back onto the Dom Giordano Program for a conversation of the selection of Kamala Harris of Tim Walz rather than Josh Shapiro as her running mate against Trump in the 2024 election. Ward, who’s very familiar with Shapiro after multiple battles in the statehouse, take us inside the selection, but notes the continued role that Shapiro will have in Democratic efforts to win Pennsylvania, one of the most important states in the election. (Photo by Stephen Maturen/Getty Images)
In today’s second hour, Dom welcomes Fox News Business Expert Charlie Gasparino, author of the new Go Woke, Go Broke: The Inside Story of the Radicalization of Corporate America, onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss the volatile market we’re seeing to start the week and the selection of Minnesota Governor Tim Walz as running mate for Kamala Harris. First, Dom and Charlie delve into his new book and the role that wokeness played in her choice of Gov. Walz, and why this differs from trends he’s seeing in corporate America while companies rush to disassociate with wokeness to keep their businesses healthy. Then, Dom and Gasparino delve into the volatile market we’re seeing, with Gasparino offering a very level analysis of why we’re seeing such dips and spikes and whether they should cause concern.
Then, Dom continues the Dom Giordano Program by welcoming in Elizabeth Preate-Havey, head of Montgomery County’s GOP and very familiar with Josh Shapiro, our Pennsylvania Governor who was passed over as VP choice for Kamala Harris. Preate-Havey notes that Kamala Harris has shown her hand to all moderate voters with her selection of Minnesota Gov. Walz, noting that there will be no escape from the criticism of her campaign being very progressive. Preate-Havey predicts how this will play in Pennsylvania suburbs, with both Dom and Elizabeth noting the importance that our Commonwealth will play in the 2024 election. (Photo by Stephen Maturen/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes Pennsylvania Senate President Pro Tempore Kim Ward back onto the Dom Giordano Program for a conversation of the selection of Kamala Harris of Tim Walz rather than Josh Shapiro as her running mate against Trump in the 2024 election. Ward, who’s very familiar with Shapiro after multiple battles in the statehouse, take us inside the selection, but notes the continued role that Shapiro will have in Democratic efforts to win Pennsylvania, one of the most important states in the election. (Photo by Hannah Beier/Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by offering up his analysis of Kamala Harris’s pick of Tim Walz as her running mate in the 2024 Presidential election, explaining why he feels like it’s Christmas Day for Republicans. Dom tells why he’s both surprised and unsurprised that Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro was passed over as the candidate, noting the rampant antisemitism throughout the progressive sect of the Democratic Party that would keep them away from the polls.
Then, Dom welcomes in Karoline Leavitt, National Spokesperson for the Trump Campaign, back onto the Dom Giordano Program to hear her thoughts on Democratic Vice Presidential selection Tim Walz. Leavitt notes what this means when reading between the lines of the Harris campaign, noting a complete abandonment of the moderate vote in lieu of more progressive ideology. Leavitt runs through some of the concerning stances of Walz, noting the damage that a further push toward socialism would have to an already damaged economy. (Photo by Stephen Maturen/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes Scott Presler of EarlyVoteAction back onto the Dom Giordano Program to hear what he’s been up to as he traverses the state of Pennsylvania in his continued effort to flip the state to a Republican majority, particularly within mail-in ballots, ahead of the 2024 presidential election. Then, Dom continues the show by continuing the conversation centered on national politics ahead of the predicted announcement tomorrow of Josh Shapiro as Vice President in the Kamala Harris Presidential campaign. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom welcomes Tiffany Justice, co-founder of Moms for Liberty, back onto the Dom Giordano Program to tell what her organization is doing to protect children as Biden’s changes to Title IX make their way into Pennsylvania public schools. The new changes, which bars ‘discrimination based on gender identity’ would create an unfair playing field for biological females, allowing individuals born male to both compete against and use the same locker rooms as those born female. Justice is proud to report that, after multiple lawsuits, Pennsylvania schools that feature parents who are members of her organization will be protected against these changes, protecting young girls and their Title IX and First Amendment rights. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom welcomes in Michael Whatley, co-chair of the Republican National Committee, back onto the Dom Giordano Program to hear his thoughts on rumors that Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro will be the selection as Democratic Vice Presidential running mate on Kamala Harris’s presidential ticket. Then, Dom and Whatley delve into the issues, with Whatley telling why neither Harris nor Shapiro is the moderate that they hope to portray, noting questionable border decisions by Harris. Then, Whatley previews a rally this week being held down at 2300 Arena down in South Philadelphia by Republican Vice Presidential candidate JD Vance. (Photo by Andrew Harnik/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Dom welcomes Scott Presler of EarlyVoteAction back onto the Dom Giordano Program to hear what he’s been up to as he traverses the state of Pennsylvania in his continued effort to flip the state to a Republican majority, particularly within mail-in ballots, ahead of the 2024 presidential election. Then, Dom continues the show by continuing the conversation centered on national politics ahead of the predicted announcement tomorrow of Josh Shapiro as Vice President in the Kamala Harris Presidential campaign. (Photo by Hannah Beier/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom welcomes Tiffany Justice, co-founder of Moms for Liberty, back onto the Dom Giordano Program to tell what her organization is doing to protect children as Biden’s changes to Title IX make their way into Pennsylvania public schools. The new changes, which bars ‘discrimination based on gender identity’ would create an unfair playing field for biological females, allowing individuals born male to both compete against and use the same locker rooms as those born female. Justice is proud to report that, after multiple lawsuits, Pennsylvania schools that feature parents who are members of her organization will be protected against these changes, protecting young girls and their Title IX and First Amendment rights.
Then, Dom delves into developments surrounding the upcoming presidential election, playing back some audio of Representative Byron Donalds who got into a heated argument over the weekend with ABC’s George Stephanopolous. Dom uses this audio to launch a discussion about the role of identity politics in the election, noting why engaging in these tactics are only an eventual loser for Republican candidates. Also, in Dan Time with Dom, Producer Dan offers a Pennsylvania Supreme Court case that may help Dom in his search to find answers about a rogue golf shot that left an enormous bruise on his arm. (Photo by Megan Varner/Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by revealing an accident he'd been in over trhe weekend, telling of a situation on a local golf course that led to an enormous bruise on his left bicep. Then, delving into the politics of the day, Dom reveals what's expected this week in the continued storylines revolving around the presidential election, including a trip tomorrow by JD Vance to South Philadelphia, and the alleged announcement of a VP candidate from Kamala Harris as well, which everybody expects to be Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro.
Then, Dom welcomes in Michael Whatley, co-chair of the Republican National Committee, back onto the Dom Giordano Program to hear his thoughts on rumors that Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro will be the selection as Democratic Vice Presidential running mate on Kamala Harris’s presidential ticket. Then, Dom and Whatley delve into the issues, with Whatley telling why neither Harris nor Shapiro is the moderate that they hope to portray, noting questionable border decisions by Harris. Then, Whatley previews a rally this week being held down at 2300 Arena down in South Philadelphia by Republican Vice Presidential candidate JD Vance. (Photo by Evening Standard/Hulton Archive/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today's third hour, Dom welcomes Congressman Ronny Jackson onto the Dom Giordano Program, to hear his analysis on the ongoing Secret Service hearings concerning the assassination attempt on former President Donald Trump. Jackson, who was the official doctor of both President Trump and Obama, tells of his friendship with Trump, noting what he saw with his own eyes when analyzing Trump’s gunshot wound to his ear. Rep. Jackson takes us inside his personal meetings with Trump, and offers his thoughts on the attempt by Director Wray and the media to change the story to a shrapnel wound, rather than a gunshot wound.
Then, Dom Giordano welcomes back good friend Ben Rose of the Greater Wildwoods Tourism Authority onto the Dom Giordano Program to hear what's coming up in the great shore destination of the Wildwoods at the Jersey Shore. Ben tells Dom about a parade that draws hundreds of toddlers and babies to the beach, and an upcoming tattoo convention happening the same weekend as a great beach baseball tournament. (Photo by Andrew Harnik/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes in Riley Gaines, women’s rights advocate and former NCAA Champion swimmer who was forced to compete against Lia Thomas, back onto the Dom Giordano Program for her analysis on the Olympics. This time around, the Olympics will feature two transgendered boxers who will be engaging in combat against biological females, to which Gaines takes issue. Riley offers her thoughts on the Olympic Committee, particularly after a very blasphemous opening ceremony, expressing her sadness for the prioritization of politics over the health of athletes. Also, Riley tells of a situation involving a coach in Oregon that she’s been helping through her Riley Gaines Organization, and previews what’s next in her ever-growing career. (Photo by Drew Angerer/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes Congressman Ronny Jackson onto the Dom Giordano Program, to hear his analysis on the ongoing Secret Service hearings concerning the assassination attempt on former President Donald Trump. Jackson, who was the official doctor of both President Trump and Obama, tells of his friendship with Trump, noting what he saw with his own eyes when analyzing Trump’s gunshot wound to his ear. Rep. Jackson takes us inside his personal meetings with Trump, and offers his thoughts on the attempt by Director Wray and the media to change the story to a shrapnel wound, rather than a gunshot wound. (Photo by Anna Moneymaker/Getty Images)
Dom Giordano welcomes back good friend Ben Rose of the Greater Wildwoods Tourism Authority onto the Dom Giordano Program to hear what's coming up in the great shore destination of the Wildwoods at the Jersey Shore. Ben tells Dom about a parade that draws hundreds of toddlers and babies to the beach, and an upcoming tattoo convention happening the same weekend as a great beach baseball tournament. (Photo by Getty Images)
In today’s second hour, Dom continues the Dom Giordano Program by taking listeners live to the ongoing questioning on Capitol Hill over the assassination attempt on former President Donald Trump. Dom first plays back clips from Senator Hawley, who laid into acting Director Ronald Rowe for not holding anybody accountable for their failure in the assassination attempt. Also, Dom plays back some more questioning, honing in on Senator Ted Cruz who wondered who decided not to provide Robert Kennedy any protection.
Then, Dom welcomes in Mayor JD Longo of Slippery Rock, Pennsylvania, who was sitting in the front row after speaking in Butler County during the assassination attempt on Donald Trump. This comes ahead of an upcoming re-visit to the area after the horrific attempt on the candidate’s life, with Longo explaining how excited he is to hear that the President may be making another visit. Then, Longo takes us through the day, telling how worried he was for both his pregnant wife and unborn child throughout the entire ordeal. Also, Longo tells what he wants to hear from the ongoing Secret Service hearings, noting his support for his local police officers who are facing blame from federal officials. (Photo by Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by offering up some updates on the upcoming Presidential election, noting there’s media shots fired toward Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro due to sexual harassment claims within his administration, which Dom argues is a political hit in effort to deter the Democratic Party from selecting him as their VP choice. Then, Dom delves into information uncovered during today’s hearing between Senators and the acting Secret Service Director, who seems to have no more information than the prior head of the organization.
Then, Dom welcomes in Riley Gaines, women’s rights advocate and former NCAA Champion swimmer who was forced to compete against Lia Thomas, back onto the Dom Giordano Program for her analysis on the Olympics. This time around, the Olympics will feature two transgendered boxers who will be engaging in combat against biological females, to which Gaines takes issue. Riley offers her thoughts on the Olympic Committee, particularly after a very blasphemous opening ceremony, expressing her sadness for the prioritization of politics over the health of athletes. Also, Riley tells of a situation involving a coach in Oregon that she’s been helping through her Riley Gaines Organization, and previews what’s next in her ever-growing career. (Photo by Hannah Beier/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes in Mayor JD Longo of Slippery Rock, Pennsylvania, who was sitting in the front row after speaking in Butler County during the assassination attempt on Donald Trump. This comes ahead of an upcoming re-visit to the area after the horrific attempt on the candidate’s life, with Longo explaining how excited he is to hear that the President may be making another visit. Then, Longo takes us through the day, telling how worried he was for both his pregnant wife and unborn child throughout the entire ordeal. Also, Longo tells what he wants to hear from the ongoing Secret Service hearings, noting his support for his local police officers who are facing blame from federal officials. (Photo by Anna Moneymaker/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes Catholic League President Bill Donohue back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss the vulgar and blasphemous opening ceremony performance at the Olympics in Paris, which included a mockery of Christianity by drag queens portraying The Last Supper. Donohue, author of the recently released Cultural Meltdown: The Secular Roots of Our Moral Crisis, explains how this is just another example of secular militants expressing their desire to remove Christianity and religion from society, telling of a letter he’s drafted to send to the International Olympic Committee. Donohue tells what he’d hope from the Pope after seeing such a display, and explains what the Catholic League will be calling for moving forward regarding the mockery. (Photo by Michael Reaves/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Dom continues the Dom Giordano Program by playing back a clip from today’s episode of The View where Sarah Haines tells that she’s tired of religion after complaints from Christians continue after a public show of blasphemy at the Olympics featuring drag queens mocking Jesus and The Last Supper.
Then, Dom welcomes Catholic League President Bill Donohue back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss the vulgar and blasphemous opening ceremony performance at the Olympics in Paris, which included a mockery of Christianity by drag queens portraying The Last Supper. Donohue, author of the recently released Cultural Meltdown: The Secular Roots of Our Moral Crisis, explains how this is just another example of secular militants expressing their desire to remove Christianity and religion from society, telling of a letter he’s drafted to send to the International Olympic Committee. Donohue tells what he’d hope from the Pope after seeing such a display, and explains what the Catholic League will be calling for moving forward regarding the mockery. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom leads off the Dom Giordano Program by noting that a local state has become the first state to ban overly graphic active shooter drills, something that Dom’s been vehemently against for years now. Dom explains the damage that this does on children, but also noting the necessity of drills that teach them not to panic. Also, Dom and Dan discuss a report by noted investigative journalist Seymour Hersh that Obama met with Biden and threatened the 25th Amendment if he didn’t step aside.
Then, Dom welcomes in Pennsylvania State Representative Seth Grove, who raised red flags after discovering a summer camp for social media influencers being held by Governor Josh Shapiro at the Franklin Institute on taxpayer dime. Rep. Grove explains what went on at the summer camp, noting an environment in which individuals were encouraged to engage with ‘like-minded individuals’ in a camp that essentially teaches propaganda for the Democratic Party. Then, Grove and Giordano delve into election integrity, with Grove revealing what Republicans are doing statewide to further ensure security in the upcoming election. (Photo by Getty Images)
Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by offering his assessment on the blasphemous Olympic opening ceremony mockery of The Last Supper in Paris. Dom notes why he and many other Christians are upset with the performance, noting the double standard presented when mocking Christianity versus other religions. Also, Dom offers an update on the 2024 presidential election, noting who he believes has emerged as leader in the race for Democratic VP, and plays back some great audio from Republican VP JD Vance.
Then, Dom welcomes in Fox News media analyst Joe Concha back onto the Dom Giordano Program ahead of the release of his book, Progressively Worse: Why Today's Democrats Ain't Your Daddy's Donkeys. First, Dom asks for Concha’s opinion as a media analyst on the attempts by the Democratic Party to memory hole very public information about Kamala Harris, particularly her role as Border Czar, ahead of the 2024 election. Then, Concha and Dom delve into the content of Concha’s book, with both delving into the transition of media from centrist to radically divisive, speaking of a time when both appeared on MSNBC, something unfathomable today. (Photo by Cameron Spencer/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes in Pennsylvania State Representative Seth Grove, who raised red flags after discovering a summer camp for social media influencers being held by Governor Josh Shapiro at the Franklin Institute on taxpayer dime. Rep. Grove explains what went on at the summer camp, noting an environment in which individuals were encouraged to engage with ‘like-minded individuals’ in a camp that essentially teaches propaganda for the Democratic Party. Then, Grove and Giordano delve into election integrity, with Grove revealing what Republicans are doing statewide to further ensure security in the upcoming election. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom welcomes in Fox News media analyst Joe Concha back onto the Dom Giordano Program ahead of the release of his book, Progressively Worse: Why Today's Democrats Ain't Your Daddy's Donkeys. First, Dom asks for Concha’s opinion as a media analyst on the attempts by the Democratic Party to memory hole very public information about Kamala Harris, particularly her role as Border Czar, ahead of the 2024 election. Then, Concha and Dom delve into the content of Concha’s book, with both delving into the transition of media from centrist to radically divisive, speaking of a time when both appeared on MSNBC, something unfathomable today. (Photo by Kenny Holston-Pool/Getty Images)
Dom Giordano, WPHT host and former teacher, has dedicated much of his daily show toward parents who are taking it into their own hands to push back against school boards that have a negative impact on their children. This has culminated in a weekly podcast on education, Readin', Writin', and Reason, which has allowed wonderful relationships to develop between Giordano, educators, and parents throughout the country who are speaking out against overbearing school boards.
First, Dom welcomes in State Representative Donna Scheuren after news this week that her bill to protect homeowners has been largely squashed by Democrats, who want to prioritize squatters over homeowners. Also, Scheuren delves into the passing of the new budget in which Republicans had to regrettably make some concessions concerning school choice, with Scheuren highlighting some of the things that she and other conservatives were able to get into the bill, including a huge advancement for armed security in Pennsylvania schools.
Then, Dom welcomes in Officer Mark Dallas, a retired school resource officer from out in Dixon, Illinois, who thwarted a school shooting at a graduation rehearsal a couple years back by shooting and wounding the assailant. Dallas was invited on the show after a new budget was passed within the past few weeks in Pennsylvania that suggests all school districts employ an armed security guard. Dallas takes us through the sad day, and explains why his presence saved many lives, telling how he hopes to help to train incoming resource officers.
Dom welcomes Richard Sterban, founding member of the Oak Ridge Boys, who’s currently on a Farewell Tour and will be performing down in Ocean City, NJ and here at the Keswick Theater within the next week. Sterban takes us through his Hall of Fame career, telling how he first met Joe Bonsall here in Philadelphia, teaming up to go on to become legends in the world of country music. Also, Sterban thanks John Kruk and the Phillies for the great tribute they gave Bonsall after the great passed away earlier this month. (Photo by Jason Kempin/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes in Congressman Jeff Van Dew fresh off his questioning of FBI Director Christopher Wray in the hearings concerning the assassination attempt on Donald Trump. Van Drew, who largely focused on the changes to recruitment that have led to lesser skilled agents, notes why he thinks DEI and other adjustments to qualifications enabled such a situation. Also, Van Drew offers his overall thoughts on the more questions raised during the questioning, and tells what he thinks of the explosion of Kamala Harris’s career. (Photo by Andrew Harnik/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Dom welcomes Richard Sterban, founding member of the Oak Ridge Boys, who’s currently on a Farewell Tour and will be performing down in Ocean City, NJ and here at the Keswick Theater within the next week. Sterban takes us through his Hall of Fame career, telling how he first met Joe Bonsall here in Philadelphia, teaming up to go on to become legends in the world of country music. Also, Sterban thanks John Kruk and the Phillies for the great tribute they gave Bonsall after the great passed away earlier this month.
Then, Dom welcomes in Penny Nance, CEO and President of Concerned Women for America, onto the Dom Giordano Program to hear why women hold such power in the 2024 presidential election. First, Dom asks Nance about the ground game of her organization, with Nance telling what she’s hearing from voters on a country-wide tour, stopping last week in Butler County, Pennsylvania. Then, Dom asks Nance for her thoughts on the new conservative strategy on abortion which is much more moderate than in years’ past, with Nance explaining the great things that Trump has done for the Supreme Court that women continue to recognize. (Photo by Jason Kempin/Getty Images)
In today’s second hour, Dom continues the Dom Giordano Program by offering up more thoughts on the news of the day, taking calls from listeners on the developments that we’ve seen in the election these past few weeks. Dom talks about Kamala Harris and the media spin, noting of the memory holing of her role as Border Czar.
Then, Dom welcomes in Congressman Jeff Van Dew fresh off his questioning of FBI Director Christopher Wray in the hearings concerning the assassination attempt on Donald Trump. Van Drew, who largely focused on the changes to recruitment that have led to lesser skilled agents, notes why he thinks DEI and other adjustments to qualifications enabled such a situation. Also, Van Drew offers his overall thoughts on the more questions raised during the questioning, and tells what he thinks of the explosion of Kamala Harris’s career.
After that, Dom welcomes in Entertainment Czar Scott Cronick to hear what’s worth watching over the weekend. First, Scott tells of a great series in this year’s Hard Knocks, which follows the New York Giants, with Dom countering with Receivers on Neflix as a suggestion. Then, Scott offers his review of a new Pete Rose documentary. Then, Dom admits that he can’t get into fantasy, asking what makes House of the Dragon so good.
Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by offering up some criticism of the criticism of the Right’s criticism of Kamala Harris. Dom tells that there’s been a strong push back against comments made by Republican VP candidate JD Vance, who pontificated that many of Kamala’s female supporters are those with no children who prefer to own cats. Dom plays back a clip from today’s Megyn Kelly show where Vance doubles down on the narrative, instead trying to turn it on Democrats and their seeming desire to destroy the nuclear family. Also, Dom introduces the topic of the day, and admits that he’s not a fan of gravy. (Photo by Andrew Harnik/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Dom welcomes in Miranda Devine, NY Post reporter, to hear about a recently released piece that delves into local police criticism of the FBI due to a decrease in quality of agents. Devine notes that, because of DEI, the ranks of the FBI have become embarrassing to the point that many local police are telling her they no longer trust the organization enough to work in coordination. Also, Devine tells us about a new push by Senator Bill Hagerty of Tennessee to have Jack Smith’s spending curtailed after noticing some large issues with the handling of the funds. (Photo by Justin Sullivan/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom welcomes in Michael Whatley, co-chair of the Republican National Committee, onto the Dom Giordano Program to hear his thoughts on the fluid environment that’s become the 2024 presidential election following an assassination attempt, convention, and withdrawal of Biden from the debate. Whatley takes us behind the scenes and into the party as they turn to prepare for Kamala Harris and an unannounced vice presidential candidate, telling us whether the Trump team is interested in a debate.
Then, Dom welcomes in Officer Mark Dallas, a retired school resource officer from out in Dixon, Illinois, who thwarted a school shooting at a graduation rehearsal a couple years back by shooting and wounding the assailant. Dallas was invited on the show after a new budget was passed within the past few weeks in Pennsylvania that suggests all school districts employ an armed security guard. Dallas takes us through the sad day, and explains why his presence saved many lives, telling how he hopes to help to train incoming resource officers. (Photo by Brandon Bell/Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by recapping yesterday's visit by Benjamin Netanyahu to Washington, D.C., playing back reporting of the protestors outside. NPR reports them as 'peaceful,' which Dom disagrees with, noting that the entire platform of their message is based in hate.
Then, Dom welcomes in Pennsylvania Senate Candidate Dave McCormick after an advertisement he released earlier this week concerning his opponent Bob Casey’s support of new presidential candidate Kamala Harris. In the ad, McCormick notes how aligned Casey is with the new contender, placing clips of Kamala’s failures alongside Casey’s words of support. Then, McCormick, who was on site at the Butler, Pennsylvania assassination attempt on Donald Trump, offers his military expertise to analyze both the shocking event and the media fallout and following hearing. Finally, McCormick tells us what’s next, and tells why he believes he’s the best option for Pennsylvanians. (Photo by Alex Wong/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes in Michael Whatley, co-chair of the Republican National Committee, onto the Dom Giordano Program to hear his thoughts on the fluid environment that’s become the 2024 presidential election following an assassination attempt, convention, and withdrawal of Biden from the debate. Whatley takes us behind the scenes and into the party as they turn to prepare for Kamala Harris and an unannounced vice presidential candidate, telling us whether the Trump team is interested in a debate. (Photo by Scott Olson/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes in Officer Mark Dallas, a retired school resource officer from out in Dixon, Illinois, who thwarted a school shooting at a graduation rehearsal a couple years back by shooting and wounding the assailant. Dallas was invited on the show after a new budget was passed within the past few weeks in Pennsylvania that suggests all school districts employ an armed security guard. Dallas takes us through the sad day, and explains why his presence saved many lives, telling how he hopes to help to train incoming resource officers. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom welcomes in Pennsylvania Senate Candidate Dave McCormick after an advertisement he released earlier this week concerning his opponent Bob Casey’s support of new presidential candidate Kamala Harris. In the ad, McCormick notes how aligned Casey is with the new contender, placing clips of Kamala’s failures alongside Casey’s words of support. Then, McCormick, who was on site at the Butler, Pennsylvania assassination attempt on Donald Trump, offers his military expertise to analyze both the shocking event and the media fallout and following hearing. Finally, McCormick tells us what’s next, and tells why he believes he’s the best option for Pennsylvanians. (Photo by Leon Neal/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes in Miranda Devine, NY Post reporter, to hear about a recently released piece that delves into local police criticism of the FBI due to a decrease in quality of agents. Devine notes that, because of DEI, the ranks of the FBI have become embarrassing to the point that many local police are telling her they no longer trust the organization enough to work in coordination. Also, Devine tells us about a new push by Senator Bill Hagerty of Tennessee to have Jack Smith’s spending curtailed after noticing some large issues with the handling of the funds. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Dom continues the Dom Giordano Program by welcoming in Donald Trump Jr ahead of his upcoming Politics and Pints on Thursday, September 12th, where he’ll be talking with Dom about all things election and his book, Letters to Trump. Trump Jr previews the upcoming event, then takes Dom and listeners inside the recent Convention, telling how, as a father, he felt seeing his daughter’s amazing speech during the event. Then, Dom asks Trump and JD Vance, asking how the two have built such a strong bond, with Trump telling why Vance is the right choice for vice president. (Photo by Anna Moneymaker/Getty Images)
Dom continues the Dom Giordano Program by welcoming in Donald Trump Jr ahead of his upcoming Politics and Pints on Thursday, September 12th, where he’ll be talking with Dom about all things election and his book, Letters to Trump. Trump Jr previews the upcoming event, then takes Dom and listeners inside the recent Convention, telling how, as a father, he felt seeing his daughter’s amazing speech during the event. Then, Dom asks Trump and JD Vance, asking how the two have built such a strong bond, with Trump telling why Vance is the right choice for vice president. (Photo by Leon Neal/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes in Steve Feldman, Executive Director of the Greater Philadelphia Chapter for the Zionist Organization of America, back onto the Dom Giordano Program after the Anti-Defamation League, a prominent Jewish advocacy organization, warned that a rash of antisemitism has ingrained in Philadelphia schools. Feldman notes that the Philly ZOA wrote a similar report over two years ago and were laughed out of the room, noting how happy he is that the reality is finally being noted in the schools of some horrific rhetoric toward Jewish people coming from the schools. Giordano and Feldman offer some examples of things being taught in Philadelphia schools concerning the Israel-Palestine conflict, with Feldman telling what he hopes comes from the ADL report. (Photo by Justin Sullivan/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom welcomes in Lara Trump, chairwoman of the RNC, onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss how the past couple weeks have unfolded following the assassination attempt on her father-in-law’s life. Trump, first, updates her efforts on churning up support for mail-in balloting, congratulating Scott Presler for his role in flipping Bucks County. Then, Trump delves into the emergence of Kamala Harris as the Democratic presidential contender after Biden withdrew from the race, noting the party’s readiness for the candidate. Also, Dom asks Lara how her family is doing after said assassination attempt, with Trump noting why her family continues their fight even with the present danger.
Then, Dom welcomes in Steve Feldman, Executive Director of the Greater Philadelphia Chapter for the Zionist Organization of America, back onto the Dom Giordano Program after the Anti-Defamation League, a prominent Jewish advocacy organization, warned that a rash of antisemitism has engrained in Philadelphia schools. Feldman notes that the Philly ZOA wrote a similar report over two years ago and were laughed out of the room, noting how happy he is that the reality is finally being noted in the schools of some horrific rhetoric toward Jewish people coming from the schools. Giordano and Feldman offer some examples of things being taught in Philadelphia schools concerning the Israel-Palestine conflict, with Feldman telling what he hopes comes from the ADL report.
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by offering up some criticism on the leftist media defense of Kamala Harris and the complete hypocrisy presented after the withdrawal of Joe Biden from the presidential race. Dom explains the ‘honeymoon phase’ that he sees Leftist media going through, noting why Kamala Harris, when push comes to shove, is indeed a terrible candidate, no matter how the media would like to spin it. Then, Dom address claims by those same members that Republicans are being racist for any criticism levied toward Kamala, noting the necessity of criticizing a political candidate, no matter the side. Then, Dom plays back some clips from the Christopher Wray hearing concerning the assassination attempt on Trump, including Mary Gay Scanlon who tried to turn the hearing into a political platform. (Photo by Scott Olson/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes in Lara Trump, chairwoman of the RNC, onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss how the past couple weeks have unfolded following the assassination attempt on her father-in-law’s life. Trump, first, updates her efforts on churning up support for mail-in balloting, congratulating Scott Presler for his role in flipping Bucks County. Then, Trump delves into the emergence of Kamala Harris as the Democratic presidential contender after Biden withdrew from the race, noting the party’s readiness for the candidate. Also, Dom asks Lara how her family is doing after said assassination attempt, with Trump noting why her family continues their fight even with the present danger. (Photo by Scott Olson/Getty Images)
In today’s third hour, Dom continues the Dom Giordano Program by keeping the conversation alive surrounding criticism levied toward VP candidate JD Vance over his claims of being from Kentucky. Then, Dom plays back a clip from Van Jones, who’s already making things racial surrounding newly announce presidential candidate Kamala Harris, noting that black men won’t continue to support the Republican Party if the stance of the party is attack on her and her race. (Photo by Andrew Harnik/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes back in Jeff Katz, host of the Jeff Katz Show Live Weekdays from 3-6PM on Newsradio 96.1FM down in Richmond, Virginia. Dom invited Katz on after news came out that Republican Vice Presidential candidate J.D. Vance will be visiting Virginia in hopes that Republicans can solidify the state as a Republican vote in the upcoming election. Katz tells us how Virginians are seeing Vance, noting his relatability, particularly for those in the Appalachia portion of the state in the Southwest. Also, Katz offers his thoughts on potential running mates for Kamala Harris, and explains why he thinks Glenn Youngkin would’ve been a great selection as VP as well. (Photo by Alex Wong/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes in Captain Sean Parnell, a combat veteran who was there accompanying Trump at his Butler County rally when President Trump took a bullet to the ear in an attempted assassination attempt on his life. Parnell joins to offer his analysis on yesterday’s hearing featuring now former Secret Service Director Kimberly Cheatle, noting the danger of Republicans or Democratic entrenched bureaucrats who aren’t held accountable. Parnell wears his hat as a military expert with connections within the Secret Service and other armed forces to analyze what went wrong, and offer his expertise on whether there may have been a conspiracy featuring an inside job. (Photo by Jeff Swensen/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom continues the Dom Giordano Program by continuing the conversation about the upcoming election, playing back a clip from Kentucky Governor Beshear who suggests that Vance is using a stolen identity in claiming his familial history as hillbillies. Dom delves into this topic, asking what defines somebody, and whether Vance is rightful in his claim, taking a call from an emotional listener who refuses to let go of his identity of a West Virginian even though he now lives in New Jersey.
Then, Dom welcomes back in Jeff Katz, host of the Jeff Katz Show Live Weekdays from 3-6PM on Newsradio 96.1FM down in Richmond, Virginia. Dom invited Katz on after news came out that Republican Vice Presidential candidate J.D. Vance will be visiting Virginia in hopes that Republicans can solidify the state as a Republican vote in the upcoming election. Katz tells us how Virginians are seeing Vance, noting his relatability, particularly for those in the Appalachia portion of the state in the Southwest. Also, Katz offers his thoughts on potential running mates for Kamala Harris, and explains why he thinks Glenn Youngkin would’ve been a great selection as VP as well. (Photo by Alex Wong/Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by discussing the multiple appearances by Vice Presidential candidate JD Vance, noting that he’s like what he’s seen so far. Dom plays back some clips from Vance, focusing on one in which he calls attention to Kamala Harris’s thoughts on patriotism and the country, pointing to a lack of gratitude for the greatest that our country presents. Then, Dom delves into Kamala Harris’s new run for President, noting why he thinks she’ll struggle to select Josh Shapiro, explaining why he thinks he’s a scary strong candidate that Democrats cannot run due to rampant antisemitism in their party.
Then, Dom welcomes in Captain Sean Parnell, a combat veteran who was there accompanying Trump at his Butler County rally when President Trump took a bullet to the ear in an attempted assassination attempt on his life. Parnell joins to offer his analysis on yesterday’s hearing featuring now former Secret Service Director Kimberly Cheatle, noting the danger of Republicans or Democratic entrenched bureaucrats who aren’t held accountable. Parnell wears his hat as a military expert with connections within the Secret Service and other armed forces to analyze what went wrong, and offer his expertise on whether there may have been a conspiracy featuring an inside job. (Photo by Jim Vondruska/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes former Capitol Police Chief Steven Sund onto the Dom Giordano Program to hear his thoughts on the congressional hearing and investigation into the assassination attempt on Donald Trump. Sund, who writes of his many times sitting in Kim Cheatle’s seat after January 6th in his book Courage Under Fire, takes us inside her brain as she puts up walls and denies any substantial questions about the failures of her unit that day. (Photo by Andrew Harnik - Pool/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes Bill O’Reilly back onto the Dom Giordano Program after a slate of huge news over the past couple of weeks. First, Dom asks Bill about his upcoming book Confronting the Presidents: No Spin Assessments from Washington to Biden, asking for him to contextualize the assassination attempt on Donald Trump from a historical perspective. Dom asks if, similarly to past experiences, whether Bill thinks this will change the public-facing demeanor of close friend Donald Trump. Then, Dom hears O’Reilly’s review of the Convention last week, which has become somewhat overshadowed by yesterday’s huge news of Biden’s withdrawal from the Presidential race. (Photo by Ilya S. Savenok/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes Caroline Sunshine back onto the Dom Giordano Program fresh off last week’s Republican National Convention. Sunshine, who serves as the Deputy Director of Communications for the Trump Campaign, takes us into the convention, noting some of the highs from a great week after a horrific assassination attempt on the former President’s life. Also, Sunshine takes listeners inside the Trump campaign as they continue to strategize for the updates in the Democratic Party after Biden’s expected step out of the race, noting that most vice presidential candidates have already been prepared for. (Photo by Andrew Harnik/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Dom welcomes former Capitol Police Chief Steven Sund onto the Dom Giordano Program to hear his thoughts on the congressional hearing and investigation into the assassination attempt on Donald Trump. Sund, who writes of his many times sitting in Kim Cheatle’s seat after January 6th in his book Courage Under Fire, takes us inside her brain as she puts up walls and denies any substantial questions about the failures of her unit that day.
Then, Dom continues the Dom Giordano Program by welcoming in Scott Presler who has some huge news for the upcoming election. Presler tells us that for the first time in a long time, Bucks County has flipped to Republican, largely due to a ground effort by his organization EarlyVoteAction. Presler explains that the fight isn’t over, telling that his eyes are now set on Luzerne County as a potential flip. Also, Presler tells listeners how they can get involved, and tells what he’s hearing from those flipping parties as to why. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom continues the Dom Giordano Program by telling that planned guest Scott Presler will have to join later in the show, as there’s been a delay on the public release of voter registration numbers ahead of a potential flip of the very important swing county prior to the upcoming election. Dom and Dan theorize about the delay, wondering why the numbers haven’t come out yet despite an 11-11:30AM release time in prior weeks. Then, Dom and Dan delve into the hearing into the attempted assassination of Donald Trump, playing questioning from members of Congress including Rep. Nancy Mace, Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, and other.
Then, Dom welcomes Caroline Sunshine back onto the Dom Giordano Program fresh off last week’s Republican National Convention. Sunshine, who serves as the Deputy Director of Communications for the Trump Campaign, takes us into the convention, noting some of the highs from a great week after a horrific assassination attempt on the former President’s life. Also, Sunshine takes listeners inside the Trump campaign as they continue to strategize for the updates in the Democratic Party after Biden’s expected step out of the race, noting that most vice presidential candidates have already been prepared for. (Photo by Kent Nishimura/Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by offering up his thoughts on the decision to step out of the race by President Joe Biden, a predicted move here on the show. Dom sets his focus on Kamala Harris, noting why he believes her to be an even easier candidate than Biden.
Then, Dom welcomes Bill O’Reilly back onto the Dom Giordano Program after a slate of huge news over the past couple of weeks. First, Dom asks Bill about his upcoming book Confronting the Presidents: No Spin Assessments from Washington to Biden, asking for him to contextualize the assassination attempt on Donald Trump from a historical perspective. Dom asks if, similarly to past experiences, whether Bill thinks this will change the public-facing demeanor of close friend Donald Trump. Then, Dom hears O’Reilly’s review of the Convention last week, which has become somewhat overshadowed by yesterday’s huge news of Biden’s withdrawal from the Presidential race. (Photo by Andrew Harnik/Getty Images)
Dom Giordano, WPHT host and former teacher, has dedicated much of his daily show toward parents who are taking it into their own hands to push back against school boards that have a negative impact on their children. This has culminated in a weekly podcast on education, Readin', Writin', and Reason, which has allowed wonderful relationships to develop between Giordano, educators, and parents throughout the country who are speaking out against overbearing school boards.
This week, in a very special edition of Readin' Writin' and Reason, Dom offers up a focus on the historical events of last weekend, the assassination attempt on Donald Trump's life.
First, Dom welcomes in Combat Veteran Captain Sean Parnell, Trump advisor and host of BattleGround on Rumble, on to hear his first-hand account of hear the bullet crack over his head as he watched Trump get shot on Saturday. Parnell provides an incredibly candid first-hand account of the events as they unfolded, telling how close he was to being struck, and offering his military expertise on the ultimate failings of the Secret Service. Also, Parnell offers his role as a first-hand witness to address questions that have been raised by conspiracy theorists online. (Photo by Anna Moneymaker/Getty Images)
Then, Dom welcomes former Capitol Police Chief Steven Sund, author of Courage Under Fire: Under Siege and Outnumbered 58 to 1 on January 6th. Sund wears his hat as somebody who worked in conjunction with the Secret Service on a daily basis to break down the decisions made by the Secret Service and leader Kimberly Cheatle that led to the unsafe environment. Also, Sund tells what should have been done, and tells why he thinks this should be treated with the same vigor as investigations into January 6th.
Finally, Dom welcomes Colonel Allen B. West in to gather his thoughts, as a lauded military expert, on the failings of the United States Secret Service during the attempt on Donald Trump’s life. First, West offers his analysis on the decision to not place a sniper on the roof that the assassin used, telling that there’s absolutely no reason for there not to be somebody posted there with the direct line of sight to Trump. Then, West wears his hat as a former Congressman, offering why he doesn’t think there’s a planned conspiracy here, but rather an abject failure by the Secret Service. Finally, West, who’s faced unfair criticism for comments taken out of context in the past, offers his thoughts on the refusal for the media to hold themselves accountable for their inflammatory rhetoric in the past.
Dom welcomes back Hans von Spakovsky of the Heritage Foundation, author of the chapter on the Federal Election Commission in Project 2025, back onto the Dom Giordano Program to clear up misconceptions propagated by the mainstream media about the guide. Von Spakovsky explains that this has been out for over a year, asking why only now, after Biden’s horrible debate performance, it has become relevant to the Left. Von Spakovsky dispels some rumors about the report, taking listeners through some of the most allegedly controversial aspects of their recommendations. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom welcomes Montgomery County Commissioner Thomas DiBello back onto the Dom Giordano Program after using an analogy from the show during yesterday’s Commissioner’s meeting. A couple weeks ago, Commissioner DiBello joined to tell us about a proposal by Democratic County Commissioners that would institute vehicles that would travel to the homes of voters to harvest their ballot. Dom compared it to an ice cream truck for voting, an analogy that DiBello used in the meeting. DiBello explains how he’ll continue to fight against this prospect, and notes multiple other things in the works to heighten voter security. (Photo by Evening Standard/Hulton Archive/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Dom welcomes back Hans von Spakovsky of the Heritage Foundation, author of the chapter on the Federal Election Commission in Project 2025, back onto the Dom Giordano Program to clear up misconceptions propagated by the mainstream media about the guide. Von Spakovsky explains that this has been out for over a year, asking why only now, after Biden’s horrible debate performance, it has become relevant to the Left. Von Spakovsky dispels some rumors about the report, taking listeners through some of the most allegedly controversial aspects of their recommendations. (Photo by Jim Vondruska/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom continues the Dom Giordano Program by playing back a clip from today’s The View, where Joy Behar suggests that Trump was narcissistic for suggesting that God saved his life. This leads Dom into a continued conversation and review of the Republican National Convention, taking a moment to digest the amazing camaraderie presented through the week. Also, Dom tells of new developments surrounding the attempted assassination of Donald Trump.
Then, Dom welcomes in television critic Neal Zoren back onto the Dom Giordano Program to hear what’s worth watching over the weekend. First, though, Zoren analyzes the production values presented at this years’ Republican National Convention, telling why he was so surprised to remain entertained all week by what was offered, explaining why he was happy to see an unexpected theme of Kumbaya throughout the entire week. Zoren and Giordano suggest listeners watch Hillbilly Elegy if they haven’t seen it yet to fully understand Vance’s background, with both noting that the production values are a bit under standard but noting the quality of the storytelling. (Photo by Anna Moneymaker/Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by reflecting upon the insanely busy news week that was this past week, offering up some highlights for the RNC. Dom plays back some of the Democratic response, noting that the camaraderie presented was unavoidable, even for Trump’s staunchest critics. Also, Dom offers his thoughts on conspiracy theories prevailing about the shooting, and tells whether he thinks there’s anything nefarious behind an internet outage this morning that delayed flights and effected corporations nationwide.
Then, Dom welcomes Montgomery County Commissioner Thomas DiBello back onto the Dom Giordano Program after using an analogy from the show during yesterday’s Commissioner’s meeting. A couple weeks ago, Commissioner DiBello joined to tell us about a proposal by Democratic County Commissioners that would institute vehicles that would travel to the homes of voters to harvest their ballot. Dom compared it to an ice cream truck for voting, an analogy that DiBello used in the meeting. DiBello explains how he’ll continue to fight against this prospect, and notes multiple other things in the works to heighten voter security. (Photo by Scott Olson/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes in State Senate President Pro-Tempore Kim Ward back onto the Dom Giordano Program after she was seen in President Trump’s box after his big entrance Monday night into the Republican National Convention. Senator Ward explains what she saw in that box, and explains why she was there. Also, Ward, a leader in Pennsylvania, tells what she wants to hear from the Secret Service after their unfair blame of state and local for failings during the attempted assassination of Donald Trump. (Photo by Scott Olson/Getty Images)
Dom continues the Dom Giordano Program by welcoming in Congressman Jeff Van Drew back onto the show after speaking during the 2024 Republican National Convention. Van Drew discusses what he’s seen at the convention, and explains why he felt his story was so important to tell during his speech. Also, Van Drew offers his thoughts on the assassination attempt on Donald Trump, telling how he hopes to hold the Secret Service accountable for their failure. (Photo by Leon Neal/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes in Jim Worthington, lead delegate for the state of Pennsylvania at the Republican National Convention, back onto the Dom Giordano Program for an update on his week out in Milwaukee. First, Jim tells us about a roundtable discussion over lunch that he shared with Vice Presidential choice J.D. Vance, telling what was discussed prior to Vance’s big acceptance speech last night. Then, Dom asks Jim about the continued flip of Pennsylvania from blue to red, an incredibly important pickup in trying to reach the ultimate winning number in the Electoral College. (Photo by Alex Wong/Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom continued the second hour of the Dom Giordano Program new developments surrounding the assassination attempt on Donald Trump. Then, Dom continues the show by offering up a preview of tonight at the Republican National Convention, noting that Hulk Hogan is rumored to be making an appearance. Also, during Dan Time with Dom, Dan tells of a new trend emerging in teenage boys in effort to strengthen their jawline.
In today’s third hour, Dom continues the Dom Giordano Program by welcoming in Congressman Jeff Van Drew back onto the show after speaking during the 2024 Republican National Convention. Van Drew discusses what he’s seen at the convention, and explains why he felt his story was so important to tell during his speech. Also, Van Drew offers his thoughts on the assassination attempt on Donald Trump, telling how he hopes to hold the Secret Service accountable for their failure. (Photo by Paul Kane/Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by offering up some thoughts on last night’s beautiful third night of the Republican National Convention. Dom notes an absolutely touching moment, playing back the crowd joining in with Gold Star parents as they read back all our service members lost in the hasty withdrawal from Afghanistan.
Then, Dom welcomes in Jim Worthington, lead delegate for the state of Pennsylvania at the Republican National Convention, back onto the Dom Giordano Program for an update on his week out in Milwaukee. First, Jim tells us about a roundtable discussion over lunch that he shared with Vice Presidential choice J.D. Vance, telling what was discussed prior to Vance’s big acceptance speech last night. Then, Dom asks Jim about the continued flip of Pennsylvania from blue to red, an incredibly important pickup in trying to reach the ultimate winning number in the Electoral College. (Photo by Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images)
In today's third hour, Dom continues the Dom Giordano Program by reporting and digesting continued developments that come out of the attempted assassination on President Trump's life. Dom takes callers and converses with producer Dan over potential theories as to what happened that day.
Then, Dom welcomes former Capitol Police Chief Steven Sund onto the Dom Giordano Program, author of Courage Under Fire: Under Siege and Outnumbered 58 to 1 on January 6th. Sund wears his hat as somebody who worked in conjunction with the Secret Service on a daily basis to break down the decisions made by the Secret Service and leader Kimberly Cheatle that led to the unsafe environment. Also, Sund tells what should have been done, and tells why he thinks this should be treated with the same vigor as investigations into January 6th.(Photo by Anna Moneymaker/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes former Capitol Police Chief Steven Sund onto the Dom Giordano Program, author of Courage Under Fire: Under Siege and Outnumbered 58 to 1 on January 6th. Sund wears his hat as somebody who worked in conjunction with the Secret Service on a daily basis to break down the decisions made by the Secret Service and leader Kimberly Cheatle that led to the unsafe environment. Also, Sund tells what should have been done, and tells why he thinks this should be treated with the same vigor as investigations into January 6th. (Photo by Drew Angerer/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes back Charlie Gerow, CEO of Quantum Communications, Writer for The Hill, Penn Live, Real Clear and other sources, and alternate elector, back onto the Dom Giordano Program live from Milwaukee from the RNC. Gerow, who may have set a record as the Pennsylvanian who has attended the most conventions, tells us his thoughts on this year’s event, stacking up the moment of Trump returning versus some amazing moments in past years. Also, Gerow offers his thoughts on the assassination attempt, and tells why he enjoys the rhetoric he’s hearing at the convention. (Photo by Mark Makela/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes Colonel Allen B. West into the Dom Giordano Program to gather his thoughts, as a lauded military expert, on the failings of the United States Secret Service during the attempt on Donald Trump’s life. First, West offers his analysis on the decision to not place a sniper on the roof that the assassin used, telling that there’s absolutely no reason for there not to be somebody posted there with the direct line of sight to Trump. Then, West wears his hat as a former Congressman, offering why he doesn’t think there’s a planned conspiracy here, but rather an abject failure by the Secret Service. Finally, West, who’s faced unfair criticism for comments taken out of context in the past, offers his thoughts on the refusal for the media to hold themselves accountable for their inflammatory rhetoric in the past. (Photo by Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes in Combat Veteran Captain Sean Parnell, Trump advisor and host of BattleGround on Rumble, onto the Dom Giordano Program to hear his first-hand account of hear the bullet crack over his head as he watched Trump get shot on Saturday. Parnell provides an incredibly candid first-hand account of the events as they unfolded, telling how close he was to being struck, and offering his military expertise on the ultimate failings of the Secret Service. Also, Parnell offers his role as a first-hand witness to address questions that have been raised by conspiracy theorists online. (Photo by Jeff Swensen/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom welcomes back Charlie Gerow, CEO of Quantum Communications, Writer for The Hill, Penn Live, Real Clear and other sources, and alternate elector, back onto the Dom Giordano Program live from Milwaukee from the RNC. Gerow, who may have set a record as the Pennsylvanian who has attended the most conventions, tells us his thoughts on this year’s event, stacking up the moment of Trump returning versus some amazing moments in past years. Also, Gerow offers his thoughts on the assassination attempt, and tells why he enjoys the rhetoric he’s hearing at the convention.
Then, Dom welcomes in Combat Veteran Captain Sean Parnell, Trump advisor and host of BattleGround on Rumble, onto the Dom Giordano Program to hear his first-hand account of hear the bullet crack over his head as he watched Trump get shot on Saturday. Parnell provides an incredibly candid first-hand account of the events as they unfolded, telling how close he was to being struck, and offering his military expertise on the ultimate failings of the Secret Service. Also, Parnell offers his role as a first-hand witness to address questions that have been raised by conspiracy theorists online. (Photo Courtesy of the Committee on Arrangements for the 2020 Republican National Committee via Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by offering up some further analysis on the confused details coming out about Trump’s attempted assassination. Dom plays back clips from United States Secret Service Head Kimberly Cheatle, who suggests that there were no snipers on the roof that the shooter utilized because it was ‘sloped,’ and tries to argue that there wasn’t a B team protecting Trump on the day.
Then, Dom welcomes Colonel Allen B. West into the Dom Giordano Program to gather his thoughts, as a lauded military expert, on the failings of the United States Secret Service during the attempt on Donald Trump’s life. First, West offers his analysis on the decision to not place a sniper on the roof that the assassin used, telling that there’s absolutely no reason for there not to be somebody posted there with the direct line of sight to Trump. Then, West wears his hat as a former Congressman, offering why he doesn’t think there’s a planned conspiracy here, but rather an abject failure by the Secret Service. Finally, West, who’s faced unfair criticism for comments taken out of context in the past, offers his thoughts on the refusal for the media to hold themselves accountable for their inflammatory rhetoric in the past. (Photo by Jeff Swensen/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes in Jim Worthington, leader of the Pennsylvania Republican delegation, after he announced that all of Pennsylvania’s votes will go toward, in his words, ‘the most courageous American,’ former President Donald Trump. Worthington takes us inside the convention, telling about his role and his close relationship with Trump, telling what it was like when the former President was shown for the first time since being shot. (Photo by Leon Neal/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes Congressman Jeff Van Drew back onto the Dom Giordano Program live from Milwaukee at the RNC, to hear his thoughts on the assassination attempt on Trump, the breaking news concerning Bob Menendez, and the events of the week at the Convention. First, Dom asks Van Drew whether he’s spoken to Trump since the shooting, with Van Drew noting a short conversation they shared, and telling why he believes gross incompetency lead to the President’s life being in danger. Also, Van Drew previews what he plans to speak about on tonight’s stage, preaching a message of unity and speaking to independents and Democrats who seem forgotten. (Photo by Drew Angerer/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes in Jessie Jane Duff, Executive Director of Veterans for Trump, back onto the Dom Giordano Program to hear her thoughts as a 20-year Marine Veteran on the choice of fellow Marine JD Vance as Donald Trump’s running-mate. Duff expresses her support for the pick, noting the great things that Vance will bring in a Trump administration. Then, Dom delves into the shooting of Trump in Pennsylvania, asking Duff to use her expertise serving 20 years as a Marine to analyze the failings of the Secret Service. (Photo by Anna Moneymaker/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Dom first leads off the Dom Giordano Program by offering up some breaking news concerning New Jersey Senator Bob Menendez, telling that the Senator has been found guilty on all counts for his role in an international conspiracy ring. Then, Dom delves back into the attempted assassination of Donald Trump, playing back new audio from the head of the Secret Service who tells there was no sniper on the roof that the shooter used because it was ‘sloped.’ Also, Dom welcomes 1210WPHT host Rich Zeoli onto the Dom Giordano Program live from the RNC in Milwaukee. (Photo by Anna Moneymaker/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom welcomes Congressman Jeff Van Drew back onto the Dom Giordano Program live from Milwaukee at the RNC, to hear his thoughts on the assassination attempt on Trump, the breaking news concerning Bob Menendez, and the events of the week at the Convention. First, Dom asks Van Drew whether he’s spoken to Trump since the shooting, with Van Drew noting a short conversation they shared, and telling why he believes gross incompetency lead to the President’s life being in danger. Also, Van Drew previews what he plans to speak about on tonight’s stage, preaching a message of unity and speaking to independents and Democrats who seem forgotten.
Then, Dom welcomes in Jessie Jane Duff, Executive Director of Veterans for Trump, back onto the Dom Giordano Program to hear her thoughts as a 20-year Marine Veteran on the choice of fellow Marine JD Vance as Donald Trump’s running-mate. Duff expresses her support for the pick, noting the great things that Vance will bring in a Trump administration. Then, Dom delves into the shooting of Trump in Pennsylvania, asking Duff to use her expertise serving 20 years as a Marine to analyze the failings of the Secret Service. (Photo by Adam Gray/Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by recapping last night’s first night of the Republican National Convention, noting the impact that Amber Rose’s speech last night will likely have on the election. This leads Dom to play back a clip from CNN’s Van Jones, who notes that Rose’s fame far exceeds any of the talking heads, removing their ability to spin this somehow against Trump. Then, after offering up the side question of the day, Dom offers his thoughts on last night’s horrible attempt at a National Anthem during the MLB Home Run Derby.
Then, Dom welcomes in Jim Worthington, leader of the Pennsylvania Republican delegation, after he announced that all of Pennsylvania’s votes will go toward, in his words, ‘the most courageous American,’ former President Donald Trump. Worthington takes us inside the convention, telling about his role and his close relationship with Trump, telling what it was like when the former President was shown for the first time since being shot. (Photo by Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Dom welcomes in Tommy Pigott, Strategic Communications Director for the RNC, onto the Dom Giordano Program to hear his first-hand account of the events that played out Saturday with an attempted assassination on Donald Trump. Pigott, who’s expertise is framing responses by the campaign, explains how messaging will change moving forward, previewing a message of unity that will be present throughout this weeks’ Republican National Convention. (Photo by Andrew Harnik/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes in Tommy Pigott, Strategic Communications Director for the RNC, onto the Dom Giordano Program to hear his first-hand account of the events that played out Saturday with an attempted assassination on Donald Trump. Pigott, who’s expertise is framing responses by the campaign, explains how messaging will change moving forward, previewing a message of unity that will be present throughout this weeks’ Republican National Convention. (Photo by Jeff Swensen/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes in activist Scott Presler, who was at the Butler rally, witnessing the attempt on Donald Trump’s life. First, Dom asks Presler how he’s doing, with the leader of EarlyVoteAction noting that he’s back on the road, now traveling from Pittsburgh to Milwaukee ahead of the Republican National Convention. Presler relives the day, offering what he thinks comes from this horrific event, noting the increase in voter registration he’s already seeing after the incident. (Photo by Anna Moneymaker/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom continues the Dom Giordano Program by offering up more analysis on the assassination attempt on Donald Trump’s life out in Butler County, delving into the requirements and changes to the United States Secret Service that could have enabled something like this to happen. Also, Dom plays clips throughout the hour of media members reacting to the event, and in Dan Time, Dan plays back a comedian from a club in Arizona noting that he’s now voting for Trump after what we just saw. (Photo by Jeff Swensen/Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by offering up his thoughts on the absolutely heinous and historic attempt on Donald Trump’s life. Dom explains why he believes the Secret Service needs to be held accountable, particularly their leader, for this failure. Dom plays back clips from the event and reaction, expressing his distaste in the refusal by mainstream media and the Left to accept accountability for their role in rhetoric that’s now led to an assassination attempt.
Then, Dom welcomes in activist Scott Presler, who was at the Butler rally, witnessing the attempt on Donald Trump’s life. First, Dom asks Presler how he’s doing, with the leader of EarlyVoteAction noting that he’s back on the road, now traveling from Pittsburgh to Milwaukee ahead of the Republican National Convention. Presler relives the day, offering what he thinks comes from this horrific event, noting the increase in voter registration he’s already seeing after the incident. (Photo by Jeff Swensen/Getty Images)
Dom Giordano, WPHT host and former teacher, has dedicated much of his daily show toward parents who are taking it into their own hands to push back against school boards that have a negative impact on their children. This has culminated in a weekly podcast on education, Readin', Writin', and Reason, which has allowed wonderful relationships to develop between Giordano, educators, and parents throughout the country who are speaking out against overbearing school boards.
First, Dom welcomes in Oklahoma Superintendent Ryan Walters back onto the podcast after he’s been criticized by Leftist media for calling for bible-friendly education in Oklahoma and in schools nationwide. Walters has been quoted as saying that every classrooms should contain a bible, so it can be taught in historical context. Walters notes that there are certain parts of American history that is intertwined with the bible, pointing toward the Mayflower Compact, the Puritans, and the Quakers as multiple instances of history in which contextualizing the bible is important. Walters proposes this as a pushback against efforts to remove the bible from curriculum, expressing the importance in letting children know how faith led to some of America’s greatest accomplishments and innovations.
Then, Dom welcomes Pennsylvania State Representative Martina White onto the podcast, who’s dialing from Harrisburg after stepping out of session determining the upcoming budget. Dom asks Martina about the back-and-forth in the Capitol, particularly focusing on school choice, something that Democratic Governor Josh Shapiro used to win, since turning 180 and abandoning his stance on the issue. White explains whether school choice will ever become a reality in Pennsylvania, and separately offers her thoughts on the continued reign of District Attorney Larry Krasner here in Philadelphia.
Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Dom continues the Dom Giordano Program by offering up a preview of next week’s upcoming Republican National Convention, running through the potential Vice Presidential choices for Trump. Dom notes that the New York Post has endorsed Doug Burgum as their choice for Trump, explaining that they think he has the best shot to further aid Trump toward a win. Dom bounces across the aisle, offering some continued analysis on Biden’s mental gaffes, then tells what makes him believe that JD Vance may be the favorite leading into next week.
Then, Dom welcomes Elizabeth Pipko, National Spokesperson for the Trump Campaign, onto the Dom Giordano Program to preview Trump's upcoming rally in Butler County ahead of next week's Republican National Convention. Pipko explains why Trump continues to come to Pennsylvania, noting the importance that our State holds in the upcoming election. Pipko comments on Biden's cognitive issues, but tells why she'd like to see him continue as the opposing candidate. Also, Pipko tells us a bit about her background as a top-tiered model, figure skater, and graduate from UPenn and Harvard. (Photo by Joe Raedle/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes Elizabeth Pipko, RNC National Spokesperson, onto the Dom Giordano Program to preview Trump's upcoming rally in Butler County ahead of next week's Republican National Convention. Pipko explains why Trump continues to come to Pennsylvania, noting the importance that our State holds in the upcoming election. Pipko comments on Biden's cognitive issues, but tells why she'd like to see him continue as the opposing candidate. Also, Pipko tells us a bit about her background as a top-tiered model, figure skater, and graduate from UPenn and Harvard. (Photo by Joe Raedle/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes in State Representative Donna Scheuren after news this week that her bill to protect homeowners has been largely squashed by Democrats, who want to prioritize squatters over homeowners. Also, Scheuren delves into the passing of the new budget in which Republicans had to regrettably make some concessions concerning school choice, with Scheuren highlighting some of the things that she and other conservatives were able to get into the bill. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom welcomes back Congressman Byron Donalds back onto the Dom Giordano Program to hear his updated thoughts on the election after the abysmal debate and press conference performance by President Joe Biden. In addition to his analysis into whether Biden should and will remain in the race, Donalds previews the upcoming convention, noting that he’s ready to serve and hopes Trump picks him for VP. Also, Donalds takes us inside Capitol Hill, highlighting the debate over the CARE Act and calls by Republicans for proof of citizenship in voting, telling that this is another example of Democrats prioritizing radical ideology over the regular American. (Photo by Andrew Harnik/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom leads off the Dom Giordano Program by telling why Biden won't remove himself from the presidential election, noting the President's thirst for power, even as he continues to embarrass himself. Then, Dom provides an update on the situation involving the sentencing of the murderer of Sgt. Christopher Fitzgerald, noting new developments he's heard from the District Attorney's office.
Then, Dom welcomes back Congressman Byron Donalds back onto the Dom Giordano Program to hear his updated thoughts on the election after the abysmal debate and press conference performance by President Joe Biden. In addition to his analysis into whether Biden should and will remain in the race, Donalds previews the upcoming convention, noting that he’s ready to serve and hopes Trump picks him for VP. Also, Donalds takes us inside Capitol Hill, highlighting the debate over the CARE Act and calls by Republicans for proof of citizenship in voting, telling that this is another example of Democrats prioritizing radical ideology over the regular American. (Photo by Joe Raedle/Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by offering up his critique of last night’s press conference held by President Joe Biden. Dom expresses his relief that Biden presented himself just cognitively competent enough to remain in the race, a good thing for Trump and conservatives. Dom explains his point, and then takes a trip through Trump’s potential choices for Vice President, noting their stances on abortion and how he thinks each would play in swing states. Also, Dom makes a huge announcement, telling that Donald Trump Jr will be joining him next in his Politics and Pints series.
Then, Dom welcomes in State Representative Donna Scheuren after news this week that her bill to protect homeowners has been largely squashed by Democrats, who want to prioritize squatters over homeowners. Also, Scheuren delves into the passing of the new budget in which Republicans had to regrettably make some concessions concerning school choice, with Scheuren highlighting some of the things that she and other conservatives were able to get into the bill. (Photo by Kent Nishimura/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes back Rep. Wesley Hunt onto the Dom Giordano Program to hear his thoughts on multiple issues unfurling down in Washington, D.C. First, Dom asks for the Representative’s thoughts on the Democratic pushback on Republicans striving for proof of citizenship in elections, responding to claims that Hunt and other Republicans would welcome a new era of Jim Crow laws. Then, Dom asks Hunt’s thoughts on Biden’s cognitive function, with Hunt using his expertise in the military to note the negative implications on an international stage of having an incompetent President. This leads Dom to ask Hunt about a story he’s been telling recently about Trump’s dealing with a Taliban leader in Afghanistan, that lead to no soldier deaths for a year and a half. (Photo by Kevin Dietsch/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes Charlie Gerow, CEO of Quantum Communications and writer for the Hill, Penn Live, and Real Clear, back onto the Dom Giordano Program, asking him to wear his hat as an alternate elector as the leftist media tries to argue that he and other Republican electors are ‘fake electors.’ Gerow takes us inside this world that’s being ‘exposed’ be the Left, explaining why their job in the upcoming election is perfectly legitimate. Gerow explains that alternate electors aren’t necessarily common, but neither are expectations for razor-thin margins in the upcoming election. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom continues the Dom Giordano Program by welcoming back in the Fitzgerald family, who are still struggling after receiving news from the District Attorney’s office in Philadelphia that their son’s killer will not face the threat of the death penalty. The slaying of Temple University Sgt. Christopher Fitzgerald made national news after a teen from the suburbs recognized the lawlessness in Philadelphia and came to the City with the sole purpose of wreaking havoc, ending in the execution of the police officer. The Fitzgerald family tells that, even after a teary-eyed press conference yesterday featuring emotional reporters, they’re still having trouble gaining any traction in local media, offering why that may be. Also, the Dr. Joel Fitzgerald tells of the next steps, explaining why they’ve asked for a special prosecutor to step in because of the bias presented by DA Larry Krasner. (Photo by Scott Heins/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Dom continues the Dom Giordano Program by welcoming back in the Fitzgerald family, who are still struggling after receiving news from the District Attorney’s office in Philadelphia that their son’s killer will not face the threat of the death penalty. The slaying of Temple University Sgt. Christopher Fitzgerald made national news after a teen from the suburbs recognized the lawlessness in Philadelphia and came to the City with the sole purpose of wreaking havoc, ending in the execution of the police officer. The Fitzgerald family tells that, even after a teary-eyed press conference yesterday featuring emotional reporters, they’re still having trouble gaining any traction in local media, offering why that may be. Also, the Dr. Joel Fitzgerald tells of the next steps, explaining why they’ve asked for a special prosecutor to step in because of the bias presented by DA Larry Krasner.
Then, Dom closes out the show by taking calls pertaining to the interview with the Fitzgerald family, the side topic, and Biden’s upcoming ‘big boy’ press conference, which has been delayed an hour due to the NATO schedule. (Photo by Anna Moneymaker/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom welcomes Charlie Gerow, CEO of Quantum Communications and writer for the Hill, Penn Live, and Real Clear, back onto the Dom Giordano Program, asking him to wear his hat as an alternate elector as the leftist media tries to argue that he and other Republican electors are ‘fake electors.’ Gerow takes us inside this world that’s being ‘exposed’ be the Left, explaining why their job in the upcoming election is perfectly legitimate. Gerow explains that alternate electors aren’t necessarily common, but neither are expectations for razor-thin margins in the upcoming election.
Then, Dom continues the hour by forecasting the upcoming election, tossing Republican vice presidential candidates back and forth with Producer Dan, also explaining why Democrats will end up running Joe Biden. Then, Dom offers an update on State Representative Donna Scheuren’s Homeowner Protection Bill, telling and mocking why Democrats have come out against it. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by offering some updated thoughts on the upcoming presidential election, playing back clips from Democrats who continue to cannibalize one another as they discuss a potential replacement for Joe Biden. Dom again explains why the highest priority of Republicans right now should be protecting Biden, explaining why the bumbler is the easiest candidate for Trump to beat in the upcoming election.
Then, Dom welcomes back Rep. Wesley Hunt onto the Dom Giordano Program to hear his thoughts on multiple issues unfurling down in Washington, D.C. First, Dom asks for the Representative’s thoughts on the Democratic pushback on Republicans striving for proof of citizenship in elections, responding to claims that Hunt and other Republicans would welcome a new era of Jim Crow laws. Then, Dom asks Hunt’s thoughts on Biden’s cognitive function, with Hunt using his expertise in the military to note the negative implications on an international stage of having an incompetent President. This leads Dom to ask Hunt about a story he’s been telling recently about Trump’s dealing with a Taliban leader in Afghanistan, that lead to no soldier deaths for a year and a half. (Photo by Tierney L. Cross/Getty Images)
In today's third hour, Dom spends the majority of the hour discussing the story and continuing developing news centered around the slaying of Temple Police Sgt. Christopher Fitzgerald. During the hour, the Fitzgerald family held a press conference to address the refusal by the Philadelphia District Attorney, Larry Krasner, to pursue the death penalty in the case of the killer of their loved one. Dom highlights portions of the press conference, and welcomes in Dr. Joel Fitzgerald, father of Christopher, to hear why he continues to strive for justice for his son.
Full Hour | In today's third hour, Dom spends the majority of the hour discussing the story and continuing developing news centered around the slaying of Temple Police Sgt. Christopher Fitzgerald. During the hour, the Fitzgerald family held a press conference to address the refusal by the Philadelphia District Attorney, Larry Krasner, to pursue the death penalty in the case of the killer of their loved one. Dom highlights portions of the press conference, and welcomes in Dr. Joel Fitzgerald, father of Christopher, to hear why he continues to strive for justice for his son. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by offering up some updated analysis on the potential vice presidential pick for President Donald Trump. First, Dom plays back a clip where Trump denies leaning away from JD Vance because he has a beard. Then, Dom plays back clips from Donald Trump Jr on his podcast Triggered, where he tells that Dr. Ben Carson probably won’t be selected because he’s too nice of a person to take on the corrupt swamp. Then, Dom offers up the side topic of the day, asking listeners for people who have two first names.
Then, Dom welcomes in Scott Presler of EarlyVoteAction.com, back onto the Dom Giordano Program for an update on his continued work to try and turn the registration of Pennsylvania and other swing states Republican. Presler has some great news this time around, announcing an infusion of a million dollars from a donor. Scott explains where this money will go, and tells listeners where they can go to help out. (Photo by Andrew Harnik/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes in Scott Presler of EarlyVoteAction.com, back onto the Dom Giordano Program for an update on his continued work to try and turn the registration of Pennsylvania and other swing states Republican. Presler has some great news this time around, announcing an infusion of a million dollars from a donor. Scott explains where this money will go, and tells listeners where they can go to help out. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom welcomes Dr. Ben Carson back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss multiple stories unfurling prior to the upcoming presidential election. First, Dom asks Dr. Carson for his assessment on Biden’s cognitive ability, noting that Dr. Carson was a longtime acclaimed neurosurgeon. Carson, pointing to Biden’s debate as evidence, explains the negative implications of a President exhibiting symptoms of dementia. (Photo by Anna Moneymaker/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom continues the Dom Giordano Program by playing back some clips from the head of the Federal Reserve, Jerome Powell, who pushed back against claims of ‘shrinkflation’ being the reason behind inflation. This leads Dom into a conversation about the upcoming election, playing back clips from some prominent Democrats both backing and hopping off the Biden bandwagon. Then, Dom delves into a topic that’s been breaking throughout the day, telling that District Attorney Larry Krasner will not pursue the death penalty
Then, Dom welcomes Dr. Ben Carson back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss multiple stories unfurling prior to the upcoming presidential election. First, Dom asks Dr. Carson for his assessment on Biden’s cognitive ability, noting that Dr. Carson was a longtime acclaimed neurosurgeon. Carson, pointing to Biden’s debate as evidence, explains the negative implications of a President exhibiting symptoms of dementia. (Photo by Andrew Harnik/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today's third hour, Dom leads off the Dom Giordano Program by noting that Biden will be speaking at a rally, again in front of union members. This causes Dom to again express the desire for power that these unions possess, explaining their role in national politics and noting the prioritization of power over the desires and needs of the rank-and-file members. This further leads Dom into a discussion of the upcoming election, responding to a tweet from a listener who suggests that Trump's pick for Vice President doesn't matter that much, which Dom vehemently disagrees. (Photo by Andrew Harnik/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes in Dr. Marty Makary, author of The Price We Pay and the upcoming Blind Spots: When Medicine Gets It Wrong, and What It Means for Our Health, to gather his expert opinion on the ongoing discussion centered on President Joe Biden’s mental health. First, Dom asks Makary whether he believes Biden to exhibit symptoms of dementia, with Makary telling about ‘sundowning’ and multiple instances in public that’d suggest that questions should at least be asked. Then, Dr. Makary tells about his new book, Blind Spots, and explains how the pharmaceutical companies have taken such a strong hold of the lives of Americans. (Photo by Kevin Dietsch/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom continues the Dom Giordano Program with more conversation about the upcoming election, asking listeners who they don’t want to see as Trump’s pick for Vice President. Dom and producer Dan go one-by-one through the biggest names thrown out there, with both telling who’d they nominate as the one name they wouldn’t want, with producer Dan surprisingly picking JD Vance. Also, Dom talks about the other side of the aisle, noting new Emerson College polling that shows how other candidates would fare in a race against Trump. (Photo by Andrew Harnik/Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by offering up some updates and having some fun with news pertaining to the upcoming election, playing back clips from Democrats who have now shifted their opinion on Biden’s legitimacy as a candidate, coming out in droves to support him like they’ve received marching orders. Dom explains why he encourages this, noting why he thinks Biden is the easiest path to victory for Trump.
Then, Dom welcomes in Dr. Marty Makary, author of The Price We Pay and the upcoming Blind Spots: When Medicine Gets It Wrong, and What It Means for Our Health, to gather his expert opinion on the ongoing discussion centered on President Joe Biden’s mental health. First, Dom asks Makary whether he believes Biden to exhibit symptoms of dementia, with Makary telling about ‘sundowning’ and multiple instances in public that’d suggest that questions should at least be asked. Then, Dr. Makary tells about his new book, Blind Spots, and explains how the pharmaceutical companies have taken such a strong hold of the lives of Americans. (Photo by Kevin Dietsch/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes back in Marissa Fitzgerald, widow of slain Temple Police Sergeant Christopher Fitzgerald, ahead of a big day Wednesday when the fate of her husband’s murderer is determined by District Attorney Larry Krasner. First, Fitzgerald updates how things have been for her children, telling the sad story of one of her children who continues to text their father. This leads Dom and Marissa into a conversation about DA Larry Krasner, with Fitzgerald noting that there has been no recent meeting in the lead-up to Wednesday, offering her thoughts on an alleged cancelled meeting between Krasner and the assailant that’d suggest he won’t recommend the death penalty, even after the family asked for it.
Dom welcomes Pennsylvania State Representative Martina White onto the Dom Giordano Program, who’s dialing live from Harrisburg after stepping out of session determining the upcoming budget. Dom asks Martina about the back-and-forth in the Capitol, particularly focusing on school choice, something that Democratic Governor Josh Shapiro used to win, since turning 180 and abandoning his stance on the issue. White explains whether school choice will ever become a reality in Pennsylvania, and separately offers her thoughts on the continued reign of District Attorney Larry Krasner here in Philadelphia.
Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Dom leads off the Dom Giordano Program by announcing that news has broken that points to a new, updated stance on abortion from Donald Trump and his campaign. Dom notes that this is a continued trend by the national sect of the Republican Party to offer a more moderate take on abortion, something Dom supports, underlining the necessity to win and pick up voters, particularly women, in the upcoming election. (Photo by Anna Moneymaker/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom leads off the Dom Giordano Program by playing back some audio from Joe Biden’s time spent on Morning Joe this morning. Dom explains again the importance of conservatives enabling Biden to remain in the race, noting the easy path Trump would have to a win if Biden’s made to look just mentally capable to remain in the race, but not run the country.
Then, Dom welcomes Pennsylvania State Representative Martina White onto the Dom Giordano Program, who’s dialing live from Harrisburg after stepping out of session determining the upcoming budget. Dom asks Martina about the back-and-forth in the Capitol, particularly focusing on school choice, something that Democratic Governor Josh Shapiro used to win, since turning 180 and abandoning his stance on the issue. White explains whether school choice will ever become a reality in Pennsylvania, and separately offers her thoughts on the continued reign of District Attorney Larry Krasner here in Philadelphia. (Photo by Anna Moneymaker/Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by offering up his take on why we, as conservatives, should be pushing to prove Biden as mentally competent, or just enough to keep him in the race. Dom explains, noting the easy path Trump has if the Democrats make the decision to run Biden, explaining how he doesn’t think Biden has any shot for a win, but noting that changes if another candidate is subbed into the race. Dom plays back from Biden over the weekend, and has some fun with a clip from Rep. Madeleine Dean, who outright lied and said it was tough to follow a Biden and Fetterman speech.
Then, Dom welcomes back in Marissa Fitzgerald, widow of slain Temple Police Sergeant Christopher Fitzgerald, ahead of a big day Wednesday when the fate of her husband’s murderer is determined by District Attorney Larry Krasner. First, Fitzgerald updates how things have been for her children, telling the sad story of one of her children who continues to text their father. This leads Dom and Marissa into a conversation about DA Larry Krasner, with Fitzgerald noting that there has been no recent meeting in the lead-up to Wednesday, offering her thoughts on an alleged cancelled meeting between Krasner and the assailant that’d suggest he won’t recommend the death penalty, even after the family asked for it. (Photo by Kevin Dietsch/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Dom welcomes in Wes Kazmarck, co-owner of the Surf Mall on the Ocean City Boardwalk, onto the Dom Giordano Program after he was quoted in a story by the Inquirer about the rise of fees related to purchases involving credit cards. Kazmarck, who runs a handful of shops in the mall, has been in a soft dispute with his brother over whether or not 3.5% fees should be passed along to consumers. Kazmarck explains the impact that credit card fees have on small businesses, but explains why it’s important, as a business, to continue to accept the scans. (Photo by Ezra Shaw/Getty Images)
Dom Giordano welcomes Ocean City Councilman Keith Hartzell back onto the Dom Giordano Program live from Mulligan's on Dom Giordano Day. Hartzell offers his thoughts on the pathetic debate performance by Joe Biden, and tells about his new book available on Amazon, 'Nothing But Gratitude.' (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom welcomes in Steve Feldman, Executive Director for the Greater Philadelphia Chapter of the Zionist Organization of America, back onto the Dom Giordano Program to hear his thoughts about some displays of antisemitism and anti-Patriotism by pro-Palestinian protestors over the weekend, both in Philadelphia and New York City. First, though, Dom asks for Feldman’s opinion on whether he believes Josh Shapiro would have a shot as Vice President if Kamala Harris were to sub in for President Joe Biden. Then, Dom and Feldman delve into the protests in Philadelphia, with Feldman noting why the lighting of the Israeli flag is both anti-Jewish and anti-American. Also, Feldman tells about the National Education Association convention in Philadelphia, which featured multiple speakers who have been friendly to anti-Semitic calls by pro-Palestinian protestors and minds. (Photo by Kent Nishimura/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes in Wes Kazmarck, co-owner of the Surf Mall on the Ocean City Boardwalk, onto the Dom Giordano Program after he was quoted in a story by the Inquirer about the rise of fees related to purchases involving credit cards. Kazmarck, who runs a handful of shops in the mall, has been in a soft dispute with his brother over whether or not 3.5% fees should be passed along to consumers. Kazmarck explains the impact that credit card fees have on small businesses, but explains why it’s important, as a business, to continue to accept the scans. (Photo by Joe Raedle/Getty Images)
In today’s second hour, Dom welcomes Caroline Sunshine, Deputy Communications Director for the Trump 2024 Campaign, back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss the potential for Joe Biden to be replaced by Democrats in the election. Sunshine, who joined Bret Baier earlier this week, suggested that the Democratic National Convention just ‘surrender,’ because after Biden’s debate performance neither he nor anybody else has any kind of shot in November against Trump. Sunshine further explains this comment, walking with Giordano through potential replacements that bid no better than the current candidate. Then, after talking about potential replacements for Biden and topics pertaining to the election, Giordano welcomes in Neal Zoren to hear what's worth watching over the holiday weekend. (Photo by Samuel Corum/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes Caroline Sunshine, Deputy Communications Director for the Trump 2024 Campaign, back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss the potential for Joe Biden to be replaced by Democrats in the election. Sunshine, who joined Bret Baier earlier this week, suggested that the Democratic National Convention just ‘surrender,’ because after Biden’s debate performance neither he nor anybody else has any kind of shot in November against Trump. Sunshine further explains this comment, walking with Giordano through potential replacements that bid no better than the current candidate.(Photo by Andrew Harnik/Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by offering up the topics of the day, noting that Joe Biden’s hyped interview with George Stephanopoulos will air tonight. Dom notes that there was somewhat of a preview already on Philadelphia’s WURD, playing back clips from Biden’s appearance and telling what we can expect to hear tonight.
Then, Dom welcomes in Steve Feldman, Executive Director for the Greater Philadelphia Chapter of the Zionist Organization of America, back onto the Dom Giordano Program to hear his thoughts about some displays of antisemitism and anti-Patriotism by pro-Palestinian protestors over the weekend, both in Philadelphia and New York City. First, though, Dom asks for Feldman’s opinion on whether he believes Josh Shapiro would have a shot as Vice President if Kamala Harris were to sub in for President Joe Biden. Then, Dom and Feldman delve into the protests in Philadelphia, with Feldman noting why the lighting of the Israeli flag is both anti-Jewish and anti-American. Also, Feldman tells about the National Education Association convention in Philadelphia, which featured multiple speakers who have been friendly to anti-Semitic calls by pro-Palestinian protestors and minds. (Photo by Samuel Corum/Getty Images)
Today, Dom broadcasts live from Mulligan's Shore Bar and Grill in Wildwood, NJ, with a kickoff for July 4th!
Today, Dom broadcasts live from Mulligan's Shore Bar and Grill in Wildwood, NJ, with a kickoff for July 4th! This hour, Dom first welcomes in Curtis Bashaw, New Jersey's Republican nominee for U.S. Senate, about his ongoing campaign and the amazing things he'd do in Washington, D.C. if elected. Then, Dom welcomes in Congressman Jeff Van Drew, who offers his thoughts on the pressing topics of the day, and proves that he knows his scotch. (Photo by Getty Images)
Today, Dom broadcasts live from Mulligan's Shore Bar and Grill in Wildwood, NJ, with a kickoff for July 4th! This hour, Dom awards his Local Patriot of the Year Award to Robin Shaffer for his work with Protect Our Coast NJ and his working against and preventing windmills off the coast of the Jersey Shore. (Photo by Christopher Furlong/Getty Images)
Dom continues the Dom Giordano Program by welcoming in Jay Town, former US Attorney, onto the show for his legal analysis of the Alvin Bragg decision to postpone the Trump trial by two weeks, seemingly as a result of the Supreme Court decision on presidential immunity. Jay offers both a legal breakdown, but also puts on a political hat to analyze how the Supreme Court decision will play in the public eye leading up to the 2024 election. (Photo by Michael M. Santiago/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes Linda Kerns, Pennsylvania Election Integrity Counsel for the RNC, back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss multiple topics, noting that she serves as the ‘Defensive Coordinator’ of the upcoming election in his eyes with the work she does in effort to secure the upcoming election. Kerns, first, offers her input on how the legal process would unfold if the DNC were to replace Biden, telling the instrumentation of how things would work if Kamala Harris or another Democrat took the mantle. Then, Kerns updates on situations throughout the state that question our election integrity, telling what she and the Trump team are doing to ensure ballots are counted fairly. Also, Kerns tells how listeners can become involved, noting how she could always use more help in her efforts. Sign up at ProtectTheVote.com. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom welcomes in Oklahoma Superintendent Ryan Walters back onto the Dom Giordano Program after he’s been criticized by Leftist media for calling for bible-friendly education in Oklahoma and in schools nationwide. Walters has been quoted as saying that every classrooms should contain a bible, so it can be taught in historical context. Walters notes that there are certain parts of American history that is intertwined with the bible, pointing toward the Mayflower Compact, the Puritans, and the Quakers as multiple instances of history in which contextualizing the bible is important. Walters proposes this as a push-back against efforts to remove the bible from curriculum, expressing the importance in letting children know how faith led to some of America’s greatest accomplishments and innovations. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today's third hour, Dom continues the Dom Giordano Program by welcoming in Jay Town, former US Attorney, onto the show for his legal analysis of the Alvin Bragg decision to postpone the Trump trial by two weeks, seemingly as a result of the Supreme Court decision on presidential immunity. Jay offers both a legal breakdown, but also puts on a political hat to analyze how the Supreme Court decision will play in the public eye leading up to the 2024 election. (Photo by Andrew Harnik/Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by telling of breaking news, noting that DA Alvin Bragg has allowed for a 2-week delay in his Trump case. Dom plays back audio both from Fox News and Professor John Yoo, a regular guest, who break down why this happened and what this may mean for the election. Dom underlines a point made by Yoo, noting the implications that the Supreme Court decision on Trump’s immunity has on the Bragg case, along with the other court cases that the former President faces.
Then, Dom welcomes in Oklahoma Superintendent Ryan Walters back onto the Dom Giordano Program after he’s been criticized by Leftist media for calling for bible-friendly education in Oklahoma and in schools nationwide. Walters has been quoted as saying that every classrooms should contain a bible, so it can be taught in historical context. Walters notes that there are certain parts of American history that is intertwined with the bible, pointing toward the Mayflower Compact, the Puritans, and the Quakers as multiple instances of history in which contextualizing the bible is important. Walters proposes this as a pushback against efforts to remove the bible from curriculum, expressing the importance in letting children know how faith led to some of America’s greatest accomplishments and innovations. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom welcomes Linda Kerns, Pennsylvania Election Integrity Counsel for the RNC, back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss multiple topics, noting that she serves as the ‘Defensive Coordinator’ of the upcoming election in his eyes with the work she does in effort to secure the upcoming election. Kerns, first, offers her input on how the legal process would unfold if the DNC were to replace Biden, telling the instrumentation of how things would work if Kamala Harris or another Democrat took the mantle. Then, Kerns updates on situations throughout the state that question our election integrity, telling what she and the Trump team are doing to ensure ballots are counted fairly. Also, Kerns tells how listeners can become involved, noting how she could always use more help in her efforts. Sign up at ProtectTheVote.com. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Dom welcomes Gregg Jarrett, Fox News Legal Expert and author of The Constitution of the United States and Other Legal Documents, back onto the Dom Giordano Program for his in-depth analysis of the Jack Smith/Donald Trump January 6th Supreme Court decision. Jarrett delves in-depth to the decision, noting commentary by the Supreme Court provided with the document, and telling of conversations with the Trump legal team as to how they’re prepared to proceed. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom welcomes Scott Presler back onto the Dom Giordano Program to hear what the activist, involved with EarlyVoteAction.com, has been up to since joining the show live at Mulligan’s on Dom Giordano Day. Presler has some great news about Bucks County, telling that the difference between Republican and Democratic registration now sits around 300 voters, a huge difference in a purple county that was trending Democratic prior to Presler’s involvement. (Photo by Anna Moneymaker/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes in Marc Lotter, Former Special Assistant to President Trump, onto the Dom Giordano Program to offer his thoughts on both the debate and the Supreme Court decision favoring Donald Trump over Jack Smith in today’s decision. First, Dom asks Lotter about the debate and whether Biden will be the nominee in the eventual election, with Lotter explaining whether there’d be any chance for anybody besides Kamala Harris to be said replacement. Then, Giordano and Lotter delve into the trial, telling what this means for the President, suggesting why the Supreme Court ruled this way. Also, Lotter tells why Trump has surged with minority communities as Jill Biden comes to Allentown with the Congressional Hispanic Caucus. (Photo by Paul Marotta/Getty Images for SiriusXM)
Dom welcomes Gregg Jarrett, Fox News Legal Expert and author of The Constitution of the United States and Other Legal Documents, back onto the Dom Giordano Program for his in-depth analysis of the Jack Smith/Donald Trump January 6th Supreme Court decision. Jarrett delves in-depth to the decision, noting commentary by the Supreme Court provided with the document, and telling of conversations with the Trump legal team as to how they’re prepared to proceed. (Photo by Joe Corrigan/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom leads off the Dom Giordano Program by discussing the defense of Biden presented by the Left, playing back clips from Democratic heavy-hitters stumbling over one another to preach Biden’s mental competence. Dom plays back a clip from very-annoying Debbie Wasserman-Schultz, who claimed that only Elites are actually concerned about Biden’s fitness, which Giordano blasts as an outright lie. Then, Dom tells of a story gaining some ground in the suburbs featuring an 11-year-old kid who’s faced some criticism after becoming a viral internet star embroiled in ‘bike life’ culture.
Then, Dom welcomes Scott Presler back onto the Dom Giordano Program to hear what the activist, involved with EarlyVoteAction.com, has been up to since joining the show live at Mulligan’s on Dom Giordano Day. Presler has some great news about Bucks County, telling that the difference between Republican and Democratic registration now sits around 300 voters, a huge difference in a purple county that was trending Democratic prior to Presler’s involvement. (Photo by Dimitrios Kambouris/Getty Images for the Stonewall National Monument Visitor Center, a Program of Pride Live)
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by providing analysis on the huge news out of the Supreme Court, who released a 6-3 ruling in favor of Donald Trump in the Jack Smith case. The ruling solidifies that presidents cannot be held criminally liable for official actions of government, which upends the Democratic strategy in persecuting Trump.
Then, Dom welcomes in Marc Lotter, Former Special Assistant to President Trump, onto the Dom Giordano Program to offer his thoughts on both the debate and the Supreme Court decision favoring Donald Trump over Jack Smith in today’s decision. First, Dom asks Lotter about the debate and whether Biden will be the nominee in the eventual election, with Lotter explaining whether there’d be any chance for anybody besides Kamala Harris to be said replacement. Then, Giordano and Lotter delve into the trial, telling what this means for the President, suggesting why the Supreme Court ruled this way. Also, Lotter tells why Trump has surged with minority communities as Jill Biden comes to Allentown with the Congressional Hispanic Caucus. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom welcomes in legendary commentator Bill O’Reilly, author of the upcoming Confronting the Presidents, for his no spin analysis of last night’s embarrassing debate performance by President Biden and the big win for President Trump. (Photo by Allison Joyce/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes Congressman Jeff Van Drew back onto the Dom Giordano Program for his analysis of the big win for Trump last night. First, Dom asks Van Drew for the biggest takeaways from the debate, with Van Drew noting Biden's pathetic performance, but telling that conservatives have to take this seriously, needing to be prepared in case there's a replacement. Then, Giordano and Van Drew go through other topics in which Trump performed glowingly, including the economy, crime, immigration, and abortion. (Photo by Michael M. Santiago/Getty Images)
Dom continues the Dom Giordano Program by welcoming back Congressman Wesley Hunt onto the show for his thoughts on last night's debate. First, Dom asks Hunt, a decorated Veteran, about Biden's refusal to acknowledge the 13 lives lost in the Afghanistan withdrawal, instead saying that no service members have died under his reign. Then, Rep. Hunt tells about his trip to Atlanta in the days prior to the debate, hosting an event at a barber shop and a cigar lounge, noting the true negative implications that illegal immigration has had on the black and brown community. (Photo by Anna Moneymaker/Getty Images)
In today's second hour, Dom welcomes Jesse Jane Duff, Executive Director of Veterans for Trump, back onto the Dom Giordano Program for her breakdown of the debate last night between President Biden and former President Trump. Duff explains her shock in the comments made by Biden that no soldier lives have been lost under his reign, an outright lie that struck her and other members of the military. Duff lays forth the treatment she and other Veterans have received under the Biden administration, including the decision to treat illegal migrants in VA hospitals while veterans face lengthy wait-lists. Also, Duff explains the reputation that Biden has earned for our Country, and tells how things would change from a foreign relations standpoint under another Trump presidency. (Photo by Justin Sullivan/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes in Victoria Corabi, Founding Partner of Beaute Aesthetics on Madison Avenue in New York, for her in-depth analysis of Joe Biden’s debate performance after providing an interview to New York Post discussing the amazing things aestheticians can now do to both reverse aging and improve cognitive function. Corabi, who can be found at BeauteNYC.com, delves deep into the science behind therapy using nicotinamide adenine dinucleotides, a form of peptides that activates a number helps to preserve brain cells and improve mental clarity, focus, and general cognitive health by increasing NAD+ levels. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today's third hour, Dom continues the Dom Giordano Program by welcoming back Congressman Wesley Hunt onto the show for his thoughts on last night's debate. First, Dom asks Hunt, a decorated Veteran, about Biden's refusal to acknowledge the 13 lives lost in the Afghanistan withdrawal, instead saying that no service members have died under his reign. Then, Rep. Hunt tells about his trip to Atlanta in the days prior to the debate, hosting an event at a barber shop and a cigar lounge, noting the true negative implications that illegal immigration has had on the black and brown community.
Then, Dom welcomes in Victoria Corabi, Founding Partner of Beaute Aesthetics on Madison Avenue in New York, for her in-depth analysis of Joe Biden’s debate performance after providing an interview to New York Post discussing the amazing things aestheticians can now do to both reverse aging and improve cognitive function. Corabi, who can be found at BeauteNYC.com, delves deep into the science behind therapy using nicotinamide adenine dinucleotides, a form of peptides that activates a number helps to preserve brain cells and improve mental clarity, focus, and general cognitive health by increasing NAD+ levels. (Photo by Justin Sullivan/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today's second hour, Dom welcomes Jesse Jane Duff, Executive Director of Veterans for Trump, back onto the Dom Giordano Program for her breakdown of the debate last night between President Biden and former President Trump. Duff explains her shock in the comments made by Biden that no soldier lives have been lost under his reign, an outright lie that struck her and other members of the military. Duff lays forth the treatment she and other Veterans have received under the Biden administration, including the decision to treat illegal migrants in VA hospitals while veterans face lengthy wait-lists. Also, Duff explains the reputation that Biden has earned for our Country, and tells how things would change from a foreign relations standpoint under another Trump presidency.
Then, after taking callers for a good chunk of the hour regarding the debate, Dom welcomes Congressman Jeff Van Drew back onto the Dom Giordano Program for his analysis of the big win for Trump last night. First, Dom asks Van Drew for the biggest takeaways from the debate, with Van Drew noting Biden's pathetic performance, but telling that conservatives have to take this seriously, needing to be prepared in case there's a replacement. Then, Giordano and Van Drew go through other topics in which Trump performed glowingly, including the economy, crime, immigration, and abortion. (Photo by Justin Sullivan/Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by offering up some post-debate analysis, explaining why he believes the Democrats still won’t replace Biden, even after an abysmal performance. Dom delves into the nitty gritty of each topic hit during the debate, honing in on the topic of abortion, and explaining why Trump’s stance was a big win for the entire party.
Then, Dom welcomes in legendary commentator Bill O’Reilly, author of the upcoming Confronting the Presidents, for his no spin analysis of last night’s embarrassing debate performance by President Biden and the big win for President Trump. (Photo by Justin Sullivan/Getty Images)
Since 1987, when The Dom Giordano Program became the country’s first teacher-turned-talk show host, The Dom Giordano Program has been the place that Philadelphia comes to talk. “Talkers Magazine” has named Dom one of the Top 100 Most Influential Talk Show Hosts in America for more than six years. Together with producer Dan Borowski, Dom Giordano remains the Dean of Philadelphia radio and continues to hold our elected leaders feet to the fire on a daily basis. (Photo by Andrew Harnik/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes Dr. Ben Carson back onto the Dom Giordano Program to preview tonight's debate between Biden and Trump. First, Dr. Carson notes the importance that the team has placed on Trump keeping his cool, allowing President Biden to bury himself. Then, Carson tells us what it was like entering into the ring with Trump, previewing the strategy that Trump may take in trying to reach certain demographics that Dom feels is necessary for a win. Also, Carson tells how we can expect Trump to address certain topics, and notes the way he works with his team behind the scenes. (Photo by Scott Olson/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom welcomes Philadelphia Police Commissioner Kevin J. Bethel into the studio for an exclusive interview about his history and time serving as the head of the Police Department. Bethel lays forth his long history as a Philadelphia, telling what he plans to use as head of school safety in his new role in charge of the entire City. Then, Dom delves into the topic that’s made headlines all week, that being the horrific shooting of a police officer here in Philadelphia, with Bethel offering up an update on the officer. That leads Giordano and the Commissioner to discuss the changing tactics when dealing with Kensington, the notorious neighborhood in Philadelphia known for open-air drug use, after residents have noted that they're already seeing results. Also, Commissioner Bethel reveals how he's greatly reduced violent crime in Philadelphia, and tells Giordano how he plans to continue to curb retail theft around the city. (Photo by Spencer Platt/Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by previewing what to expect from today’s show, noting that Philadelphia Police Commissioner Kevin Bethel will be joining him live in studio during today’s second hour. Then, Dom gets into a preview of tonight’s big debate between President Biden and competitor, former President Donald Trump, telling what he expects to hear and the strategy that he suggests Trump employ for a win. Then, Dom delves into the Supreme Court leak regarding the Idaho abortion decision, asking his conspiratorial producer Dan why he believes this was done intentionally, with Democrats hoping for Trump to have to provide an answer at the debate. (Photo by Drew Angerer/Getty Images
Dom welcomes Philadelphia Police Commissioner Kevin J. Bethel into the studio for an exclusive interview about his history and time serving as the head of the Police Department. Bethel lays forth his long history as a Philadelphia, telling what he plans to use as head of school safety in his new role in charge of the entire City. Then, Dom delves into the topic that’s made headlines all week, that being the horrific shooting of a police officer here in Philadelphia, with Bethel offering up an update on the officer. That leads Giordano and the Commissioner to discuss the changing tactics when dealing with Kensington, the notorious neighborhood in Philadelphia known for open-air drug use, after residents have noted that they're already seeing results. Also, Commissioner Bethel reveals how he's greatly reduced violent crime in Philadelphia, and tells Giordano how he plans to continue to curb retail theft around the city. (Photo by Spencer Platt/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Dom leads off the Dom Giordano Program by previewing Thursday Night’s CNN debate between Biden and Trump. Dom plays back audio from left-leaning media members who are now going into defense mode over conservative claims that Biden’s mental health has led him to get hopped up on some substance. (Photo by Drew Angerer/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom continues the Dom Giordano Program by welcoming co-chair of the RNC, Michael Whatley, back onto the Dom Giordano Program for a preview of Thursday’s upcoming CNN debate between President Biden and President Trump. Whatley previews what we can expect to hear from Trump, agreeing with Dom on strategies that should be employed to help solidify a win in the upcoming election. Whatley also addresses the pushback against the Trump campaign’s strategy of underlining Biden’s mental gaffes, and explains how Trump plans to keep the topics of inflation and immigration front and center.
Then, Dom continues the hour by keeping the conversation centered on the debate alive, taking calls from listeners on the topic. Also, Dom reveals why Dr. Jill Biden was in Chestnut Hill last night speaking at a private residence, and explains why he continues to vehemently remain in favor of the death penalty in the case in Texas involving the death of a 12-year-old. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by offering up his thoughts on a misspelled sign on I-95 for Central Philadelphia spelled ‘Cenrtal,’ bringing up memories of the time that Philadelphia welcomed the Beach Boys with a ‘Sea to Shinning Sea’ sign. Then, Dom previews the upcoming debate, playing back a clip from MSNBC pundit David Jolly, who suggests Biden must redirect the conversation on the economy away from inflation, a task that Dom finds impossible.
Then, Dom welcomes back Rep. Donna Scheuren, serving the 147th Legislative District which encompasses parts of Montgomery County including Souderton, onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss a warning she heeded to the Delaware Valley Journal about the new Democratic budget plan. Scheuren explains that the new 87-page bill, which was pushed through in 24 hours with no Republican input, has multiple red flags that will raise taxes on the residents of Souderton with the promise of school funding, but noting that funding won’t remain in Souderton, instead going to other districts throughout the State after the school was one of only 14 in the State that is being punished for keeping taxes low, not qualifying for proposed ‘adequacy funding.’ (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom continues the Dom Giordano Program by welcoming co-chair of the RNC, Michael Whatley, back onto the Dom Giordano Program for a preview of Thursday’s upcoming CNN debate between President Biden and President Trump. Whatley previews what we can expect to hear from Trump, agreeing with Dom on strategies that should be employed to help solidify a win in the upcoming election. Whatley also addresses the pushback against the Trump campaign’s strategy of underlining Biden’s mental gaffes, and explains how Trump plans to keep the topics of inflation and immigration front and center. (Photo by Melissa Sue Gerrits/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes back Rep. Donna Scheuren, serving the 147th Legislative District which encompasses parts of Montgomery County including Souderton, onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss a warning she heeded to the Delaware Valley Journal about the new Democratic budget plan. Scheuren explains that the new 87-page bill, which was pushed through in 24 hours with no Republican input, has multiple red flags that will raise taxes on the residents of Souderton with the promise of school funding, but noting that funding won’t remain in Souderton, instead going to other districts throughout the State after the school was one of only 14 in the State that is being punished for keeping taxes low, not qualifying for proposed ‘adequacy funding.’ (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today's second hour, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by revealing his thoughts on a horrific situation in Texas involving the murder of a 12-year-old, noting that Ted Cruz among others have begun to put pressure on Texas officials to utilize the death penalty as punishment for the crime. This encourages Dom to explain why he's so virulently in favor of the death penalty, asking what should be done instead in cases like this where the crime is so despicable and the culprit is so clear. Then, Dom circles back to the side topic of the day, asking listeners for things associate with the Old West, with Dan asking Dom what role he thinks he'd play in a Western cowboy town. Also, Dom reveals a new traffic pattern on Bethlehem Pike that had him sitting in a stop-and-go, with Dan pulling up clips from local residents asking for the changes. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Dom welcomes back Caroline Sunshine, Deputy Spokesperson for the campaign for Donald Trump, onto the Dom Giordano Program to hear reaction to a moment that’s gone viral including her colleague, Karoline Leavitt. Earlier today, Leavitt joined CNN host Kasie Hunt, and tried explaining the hill the Trump team has to climb with the CNN debate moderators, noting clear bias shown against Trump by proposed moderator Jake Tapper. Hunt immediately cut Leavitt off, which has brought more eyes to the interview, with Sunshine explaining why she sees this as a great thing for the campaign. Also, Caroline previews the upcoming debate on Thursday night, tells what the Trump campaign is doing to prepare, and predicting how Biden will prep, as well. Then, Dom continues the Dom Giordano Program by continue the conversation about the upcoming debate, playing back clips from media member analyzing what to expect Thursday night. (Photo by Bruce Bennett/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes back Caroline Sunshine, Deputy Spokesperson for the campaign for Donald Trump, onto the Dom Giordano Program to hear reaction to a moment that’s gone viral including her colleague, Karoline Leavitt. Earlier today, Leavitt joined CNN host Kasie Hunt, and tried explaining the hill the Trump team has to climb with the CNN debate moderators, noting clear bias shown against Trump by proposed moderator Jake Tapper. Hunt immediately cut Leavitt off, which has brought more eyes to the interview, with Sunshine explaining why she sees this as a great thing for the campaign. Also, Caroline previews the upcoming debate on Thursday night, tells what the Trump campaign is doing to prepare, and predicting how Biden will prep, as well.
Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by offering up a preview of the upcoming debate between President Biden and opponent Donald Trump. Dom first offers his general thoughts on how Trump should present himself, then plays back a clip from Chuck Todd who surprisingly agrees with Dom that Trump needs to present his soft side during the debate. Dom notes that if Trump can make himself the relatable President this week, the election will be an easy task moving forward.
Then, Dom welcomes in attorney Bruce Castor, who this week filed a federal lawsuit aimed at Pennsylvania’s voting systems, alleging that Pennsylvania failed to meet federal election standards in 2022, noting that there’s nothing in place preventing the state from repeating a surpassing of ‘error rates’ under federal law. Castor explains how somebody from the Missouri-based United Sovereign Americans reached out, a call he was hesitant to take at first not wanting to involve himself in any voter cases, but notes how this one is a particularly egregious and he felt obligated to become involved. (Photo by Bill Pugliano/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes in attorney Bruce Castor, who this week filed a federal lawsuit aimed at Pennsylvania’s voting systems, alleging that Pennsylvania failed to meet federal election standards in 2022, noting that there’s nothing in place preventing the state from repeating a surpassing of ‘error rates’ under federal law. Castor explains how somebody from the Missouri-based United Sovereign Americans reached out, a call he was hesitant to take at first not wanting to involve himself in any voter cases, but notes how this one is a particularly egregious and he felt obligated to become involved. (The Getty Images)
Dom Giordano, joined by some of the favorites from the Dom Giordano Program, including legendary activist Scott Presler (@ScottPresler), broadcasts LIVE from Mulligan's Shore Bar in Wildwood, NJ for another great Dom Giordano Day! (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom Giordano, joined by some of the favorites from the Dom Giordano Program, including legendary activist Scott Presler, broadcasts LIVE from Mulligan's Shore Bar in Wildwood, NJ for another great Dom Giordano Day! (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom Giordano, joined by some of the favorites from the Dom Giordano Program, including legendary activist Scott Presler (@ScottPresler), broadcasts LIVE from Mulligan's Shore Bar in Wildwood, NJ for another great Dom Giordano Day! (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom welcomes back Scott Presler onto the Dom Giordano Program ahead of Friday’s Dom Giordano Day, where the charismatic activist will join him at Mulligan’s in Wildwood, NJ. Presler reveals some hugely promising numbers from Bucks County, Pennsylvania, noting that the Democratic lead of registered voters has greatly diminished as his work continues in the very crucial purple county. Then, Presler tells about his upcoming schedule, telling how excited he is to be coming to Wildwood, and reveals he’ll have a team door-knocking prior and attending the Trump rally in effort to continue registering voters. (Photo by Brandon Bell/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes Caroline Sunshine, Deputy Communications Director of the Trump campaign, onto the Dom Giordano Program to hear some details about the upcoming Trump rally in Philadelphia. Sunshine previews what attendees can expect from Trump, pointing out the strategy of the campaign in appearing in particular parts of the Country that conservatives haven’t usually seen much success, explaining how this has contributed to big surges with minority voters. (Photo by Aaron P. Bernstein/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes in William McVey, Director of Public Safety for Bensalem, PA, back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss the innovative way that his town has fought back in a more-than-30% spike in shoplifting affecting Pennsylvania and their town. McVey, who notes the impact that retail theft has had on his town, tells that he’s teamed up with local businesses to strongly confront a society that’s seemingly greenlit shoplifting. Dom argues that much of what we’re seeing with retail theft stems from policies set forth by DA Larry Krasner and other Progressives, who set a limit to which they wouldn’t prosecute, enabling many to become criminals. McVey explains how he’s combining better policing tactics with new advances in technology, along with the help of local business owners and a partnership with the new leaders in Philadelphia to see fungible results in retail theft in their suburban town. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Dom welcomes Caroline Sunshine, Deputy Communications Director of the Trump campaign, onto the Dom Giordano Program to hear some details about the upcoming Trump rally in Philadelphia. Sunshine previews what attendees can expect from Trump, pointing out the strategy of the campaign in appearing in particular parts of the Country that conservatives haven’t usually seen much success, explaining how this has contributed to big surges with minority voters. Then, Dom previews Friday, where he'll be joined by Scott Presler for Dom Giordano Day! (Photo by Win McNamee/Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by discussing a new effort by Karine Jean Pierre and the Biden administration to re-frame viral videos of a confused Joe Biden as ‘cheap fakes,’ a term they’ve spun to refer to any out-of-context videos shared across social media.
Then, Dom welcomes in William McVey, Director of Public Safety for Bensalem, PA, back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss the innovative way that his town has fought back in a more-than-30% spike in shoplifting affecting Pennsylvania and their town. McVey, who notes the impact that retail theft has had on his town, tells that he’s teamed up with local businesses to strongly confront a society that’s seemingly greenlit shoplifting. Dom argues that much of what we’re seeing with retail theft stems from policies set forth by DA Larry Krasner and other Progressives, who set a limit to which they wouldn’t prosecute, enabling many to become criminals. McVey explains how he’s combining better policing tactics with new advances in technology, along with the help of local business owners and a partnership with the new leaders in Philadelphia to see fungible results in retail theft in their suburban town. (Photo by Kevin Dietsch/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom welcomes back Scott Presler onto the Dom Giordano Program ahead of Friday’s Dom Giordano Day, where the charismatic activist will join him at Mulligan’s in Wildwood, NJ. Presler reveals some hugely promising numbers from Bucks County, Pennsylvania, noting that the Democratic lead of registered voters has greatly diminished as his work continues in the very crucial purple county. Then, Presler tells about his upcoming schedule, telling how excited he is to be coming to Wildwood, and reveals he’ll have a team door-knocking prior and attending the Trump rally in effort to continue registering voters.
Then, Dom continues the Dom Giordano Program by offering an update on the mental capability of Biden and whether his team actually wants a debate, noting strategies that President Trump should take to win. This leads Dom to ask whether Biden will make it to the finish line or if the Democratic Party is planning a last-minute replacement. Then, Dom lays out the scene ahead of the Trump rally at Temple, offering advice to listeners as to where to park and how to get into the City for the event.
Dom welcomes in Lara Trump, Co-Chair of the RNC and daughter-in-law of President Trump, and Linda Kerns, Retained Pennsylvania Election Integrity Counsel for the GOP, back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss an event that’s bringing Lara to town tomorrow as she continues her effort, this time teamed with Linda Kerns, to further secure the 2024 election and prevent any cheating or questionable behavior as we’ve had in the recent past. Trump discusses the deep importance of a secure election, and explains multiple tactics used by Democrats that the RNC hopes to counter to create more fairness this time around. Also, Kerns stresses the importance of poll watchers and volunteers, and notes the absolute necessity of recruiting residents of Philadelphia to watch the poll count in the City. (Photo by Win McNamee/Getty Images)
Dom continues the Dom Giordano Program by welcoming in Tom Crone, head of the Camden County GOP, back onto the show after the groundbreaking news of racketeering charges filed by New Jersey Attorney General Matthew Platkin against Democratic political powerhouse George Norcross. Crone notes that this has been a long time coming, noting how the Norcross handling of the Camden waterfront that eventually got him nabbed is a microcosm of shady dealings of the family as he’s held the strings of the local Democratic Party. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom welcomes in Star Parker, President of the Center for Urban Renewal and Education (CURE), which she founded in 1995, back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss a new book that she provided the introduction for titled The State of Black Progress: Confronting Government and Judicial Obstacles, which examines developments in the black community and a trend toward conservativism. Parker explains the reasons behind the shift, noting that many are waking up to the realization of the damage that’s been done by progressive policies on the black community, with tons looking at what they face in a Biden economy and recognizing how much better things were under the Trump administration. Then, Giordano delves into the issue of school choice, a topic that would benefit the black community deeply, noting that rappers Jay-Z and Meek Mill have now thrown their support behind the issue, with Parker explaining why the theory makes sense. (Photo by Scott Olson/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes Wolf, Drummer for Burning Sky, the Ultimate Bad Company Tribute, back onto the Dom Giordano Program ahead of his bands appearance serving as the house band at this years’ Dom Giordano Day at Mulligan’s down in Wildwood, NJ. Wolf explains how he got the name he’s been known for, tells us about the time Al Morganti played with the band during Angelo Cataldi’s ‘Great Debate,’ and tells of a role he had in an upcoming AppleTV series that hopes to rival HBO’s The Wire, but taking place in Philadelphia instead. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Dom continues the Dom Giordano Program by welcoming in Tom Crone, head of the Camden County GOP, back onto the show after the groundbreaking news of racketeering charges filed by New Jersey Attorney General Matthew Platkin against Democratic political powerhouse George Norcross. Crone notes that this has been a long time coming, noting how the Norcross handling of the Camden waterfront that eventually got him nabbed is a microcosm of shady dealings of the family as he’s held the strings of the local Democratic Party.
Then, Dom welcomes Wolf, Drummer for Burning Sky, the Ultimate Bad Company Tribute, back onto the Dom Giordano Program ahead of his bands appearance serving as the house band at this years’ Dom Giordano Day at Mulligan’s down in Wildwood, NJ. Wolf explains how he got the name he’s been known for, tells us about the time Al Morganti played with the band during Angelo Cataldi’s ‘Great Debate,’ and tells of a role he had in an upcoming AppleTV series that hopes to rival HBO’s The Wire, but taking place in Philadelphia instead.
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by broadcasting live from the Jersey Shore, telling that he’s broadcasting from the studio of his friend Harry Hurley, host on the shore station WPG Talk Radio 95.5FM. Then, Dom welcomes in said friend Hurley, who spent time working alongside President Trump, to take us inside the mind of the future President as he gears up for the 2024 election. Also, Harry tells us about a great charity golf tournament he’s organized that’s raised over a million dollars. Then, Dom continues the Dom Show by playing back clips from President Trump’s visit to Detroit, where he again floated an idea in which tips for service employees should no longer be taxed.
Then, Dom welcomes in Star Parker, President of the Center for Urban Renewal and Education (CURE), which she founded in 1995, back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss a new book that she provided the introduction for titled The State of Black Progress: Confronting Government and Judicial Obstacles, which examines developments in the black community and a trend toward conservativism. Parker explains the reasons behind the shift, noting that many are waking up to the realization of the damage that’s been done by progressive policies on the black community, with tons looking at what they face in a Biden economy and recognizing how much better things were under the Trump administration. Then, Giordano delves into the issue of school choice, a topic that would benefit the black community deeply, noting that rappers Jay-Z and Meek Mill have now thrown their support behind the issue, with Parker explaining why the theory makes sense.
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom welcomes in David Arena, owner of famed automat Horn and Hardart’s, onto the Dom Giordano Program to hear his plans to reboot Dom’s beloved franchise. Arena tells that he’s already rebooted the coffee brand, sending listeners to HornandHardarts.com if they’d like to relive the great taste of H and H coffee. Then, Arena tells Giordano that he’s working on launching brick-and-mortar Horn and Hardart’s in effort to bring back the automat service style in a fast-moving society. Dan, who’s often turned his nose up at the notion of food sitting under heat lamps, changes his tune when he realizes the efficient nature that Arena and Horn and Hardart’s hopes to operate.
Then, Dom welcomes in Lara Trump, Co-Chair of the RNC and daughter-in-law of President Trump, and Linda Kerns, Retained Pennsylvania Election Integrity Counsel for the GOP, back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss an event that’s bringing Lara to town tomorrow as she continues her effort, this time teamed with Linda Kerns, to further secure the 2024 election and prevent any cheating or questionable behavior as we’ve had in the recent past. Trump discusses the deep importance of a secure election, and explains multiple tactics used by Democrats that the RNC hopes to counter to create more fairness this time around. Also, Kerns stresses the importance of poll watchers and volunteers, and notes the absolute necessity of recruiting residents of Philadelphia to watch the poll count in the City. (Photo by Kiran Ridley/Getty Images)
In today’s second hour, Dom welcomes in David Arena, owner of the name of famed automat Horn and Hardart’s, onto the Dom Giordano Program to hear his plans to reboot Dom’s beloved franchise. Arena tells that he’s already rebooted the coffee brand, sending listeners to HornandHardarts.com if they’d like to relive the great taste of H and H coffee. Then, Arena tells Giordano that he’s working on launching brick-and-mortar Horn and Hardart’s in effort to bring back the automat service style in a fast-moving society. Dan, who’s often turned his nose up at the notion of food sitting under heat lamps, changes his tune when he realizes the efficient nature that Arena and Horn and Hardart’s hopes to operate. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Dom welcomes in Scott Presler of EarlyVoteAction back onto the Dom Giordano Program to hear an update as he traverses the Country leading the offensive for conservatives, registering potential voters for Republicans. Presler, who’s joining us in Wildwood next week, tells of his globetrotting, noting why he’ll be traveling across the country prior to returning to the East Coast for next week’s event at Mulligans. Then, Dom asks Presler for some updates on voter registration numbers in Pennsylvania and Philadelphia’s collar counties, with Presler noting the great moves that Republicans have made, particularly in Bucks County, where both Dom and Scott believe Trump can win. Also, Presler tells of a new initiative to note on tipping receipts that Trump has proposed not taxing tips, with Dom underlining how this is just another clever way to get people to recognize the benefits of Trump.
Then, Dom welcomes Wildwood Mayor Ernie Troiano back onto the Dom Giordano Program for another update on the shore town and other vacation destinations as leaders continue to push against large groups of teenagers taking advantage of new edicts set forth by Phil Murphy that limits police involvement in underage drinking and smoking. Ernie also tells us about how his family ended up in Wildwood, and tells how he's looking forward to seeing Dom and listeners at Dom Giordano Day, next Friday at Mulligan's in Wildwood.(Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by offering up his thoughts on the debate centered on bump stocks, noting how this will be used politically to again negatively frame Republicans in an election year. Then, Dom welcomes in Congressman Wesley Hunt back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss multiple issues unfolding on Capitol Hill. First, Dom asks Rep. Wesley Hunt to take us to last week, where his friend, Rep. Byron Donalds was unfairly framed in a racial attack after comments made at his event held in the Philadelphia area. Then, Dom and Hunt delve into Trump’s address of D.C. Republicans yesterday, with Hunt telling how nice it was to see Trump together with former same-party rivals Mitch McConnell and Speaker Mike Johnson. Then, Rep. Hunt responds to the Biden administration attempt to frame congressional Republicans for the crisis that Democrats have caused at the border, and explains why he’s a proponent of school choice, as both Jay-Z and Meek Mill enter into the fight for the right of parental decision-making. (Photo by George Frey/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom leads off the Dom Giordano Program by examining the new way that Democrats are attempting to frame the economy that they’re largely at fault for. Dom plays back audio of multiple Leftists offering sympathy to voters for the inflation that they’ve caused, noting strategies that he’d suggest Trump take to exploit their economic influence. Then, Dom welcomes in Linda Kerns, who’ll be holding events next week featuring Lara Trump both in Newtown and in Philadelphia. Kerns, an attorney who’s represented Trump in the past, continues her fight to secure the upcoming election, noting challenges throughout the country intended to strengthen election integrity. After that, Dom welcomes in entertainment critic Scott Cronick, who has some great suggestions of things to check out over the weekend. Also, Scott tells of the upcoming weekend in Atlantic City as the City participates in the North to the Shore Arts Festival. (Photo by Paul Morigi/Getty Images for Concordia Summit)
Dom welcomes in Scott Presler of EarlyVoteAction back onto the Dom Giordano Program to hear an update as he traverses the Country leading the offensive for conservatives, registering potential voters for Republicans. Presler, who’s joining us in Wildwood next week, tells of his globetrotting, noting why he’ll be traveling across the country prior to returning to the East Coast for next week’s event at Mulligans. Then, Dom asks Presler for some updates on voter registration numbers in Pennsylvania and Philadelphia’s collar counties, with Presler noting the great moves that Republicans have made, particularly in Bucks County, where both Dom and Scott believe Trump can win. Also, Presler tells of a new initiative to note on tipping receipts that Trump has proposed not taxing tips, with Dom underlining how this is just another clever way to get people to recognize the benefits of Trump.(Photo by Michael M. Santiago/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes in Linda Kerns, who’ll be holding events next week featuring Lara Trump both in Newtown and in Philadelphia. Kerns, an attorney who’s represented Trump in the past, continues her fight to secure the upcoming election, noting challenges throughout the country intended to strengthen election integrity. (Photo by Getty Images)
Then, Dom welcomes Wildwood Mayor Ernie Troiano back onto the Dom Giordano Program for another update on the shore town and other vacation destinations as leaders continue to push against large groups of teenagers taking advantage of new edicts set forth by Phil Murphy that limits police involvement in underage drinking and smoking. Ernie also tells us about how his family ended up in Wildwood, and tells how he's looking forward to seeing Dom and listeners at Dom Giordano Day, next Friday at Mulligan's in Wildwood. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom welcomes in Congressman Wesley Hunt back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss multiple issues unfolding on Capitol Hill. First, Dom asks Rep. Wesley Hunt to take us to last week, where his friend, Rep. Byron Donalds was unfairly framed in a racial attack after comments made at his event held in the Philadelphia area. Then, Dom and Hunt delve into Trump’s address of D.C. Republicans yesterday, with Hunt telling how nice it was to see Trump together with former same-party rivals Mitch McConnell and Speaker Mike Johnson. Then, Rep. Hunt responds to the Biden administration attempt to frame congressional Republicans for the crisis that Democrats have caused at the border, and explains why he’s a proponent of school choice, as both Jay-Z and Meek Mill enter into the fight for the right of parental decision-making. (Photo by Anna Moneymaker/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes Tiffany Justice, co-founder of Moms for Liberty, back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss their call for every high school student to pass the United States citizenship test prior to graduation. Justice expresses the importance of civics education, explaining that this is not intended to be any type of ‘gotcha,’ instead noting how every student should truly know everything about how our Country operates. Then, Dom asks Justice for her thoughts on Jay-Z’s involvement in the push for school choice, to which she calls the rapper smart, noting the deep impact that offering parents that power would have on generational poverty and other issues facing our Country. (Photo by Getty Images)
In today’s third hour, Dom continues the Dom Giordano Program by welcoming Mike Rowe back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss his upcoming film Mike Rowe Presents: Something to Stand For, a theatrical release on June 27th that paints historical pictures of some of our forgotten heroes. Rowe takes us behind the scenes, revealing the influence that Paul Harvey’s storytelling had on the film, noting the mysteries that both Harvey and Rowe offer their audience in telling historical stories. Then, Rowe tells why he decided to make the film, noting a drop in patriotism nationwide, offering theories as to why this has happened and telling of the importance in togetherness in repairing our nation. Also, Rowe offers his thoughts on a spike in respect of the trades for young people, as many recognize the deep impact that student loans hold on their future. (Photo by Jason Koerner/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Dom continues the Dom Giordano Program by welcoming Mike Rowe back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss his upcoming film Mike Rowe Presents: Something to Stand For, a theatrical release on June 27th that paints historical pictures of some of our forgotten heroes. Rowe takes us behind the scenes, revealing the influence that Paul Harvey’s storytelling had on the film, noting the mysteries that both Harvey and Rowe offer their audience in telling historical stories. Then, Rowe tells why he decided to make the film, noting a drop in patriotism nationwide, offering theories as to why this has happened and telling of the importance in togetherness in repairing our nation. Also, Rowe offers his thoughts on a spike in respect of the trades for young people, as many recognize the deep impact that student loans hold on their future. (Photo by Kevin Winter/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom welcomes Tiffany Justice, co-founder of Moms for Liberty, back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss their call for every high school student to pass the United States citizenship test prior to graduation. Justice expresses the importance of civics education, explaining that this is not intended to be any type of ‘gotcha,’ instead noting how every student should truly know everything about how our Country operates. Then, Dom asks Justice for her thoughts on Jay-Z’s involvement in the push for school choice, to which she calls the rapper smart, noting the deep impact that offering parents that power would have on generational poverty and other issues facing our Country.
Then, Dom reveals some news concerning former UPenn transgendered swimmer Lia Thomas, who challenged rules set by the global swimming governing body that disallows any transgendered individual who went through puberty from competing with the opposite sex. This leads Dom to reveal that the WNBA has lost another $50 million, which leads him to ask why the league continues to struggle, even with another star in Caitlin Clark. Then, Dom tells of a new video that’s gone viral featuring a confused Biden, which reboots the discussion between Dom and producer Dan about whether Biden will actually make it to the general election as the Democratic candidate. (Photo by Kathryn Riley/Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by offering up his thoughts on new development in the debate over abortion, noting that the Supreme Court has rejected a challenge to mifepristone, an abortion pill, which Dom argues is a positive because it quashes future attempts for the Democrats to politicize the issue. This leads Dom to preview how the Democrats will progress the debate to continue diminishing Republicans, previewing an upcoming decision in Idaho. Then, Dom moves into local issues, telling of a statewide debate over school choice that has now involved rapper Jay-Z, who’s spoken in favor of allowing parents to choose where to educate their children. (Photo by Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Dom welcomes in activist Tim Daly and parent Jesse Rivera from the Pennsbury School District onto the Dom Giordano Program after uncovering that teachers in the school district haven’t submitted lesson plans in years. Back around Thanksgiving, Rivera became frustrated after watching a video his son was forced to watch that paints a very dark and racial picture of the beloved holiday, a continuation of Critical Race Theory teachings. This lead him to connect with Tim Daly, which led to Right-to-Know requests, where they uncovered that teachers have been allegedly using a service to obtain lesson plans, not developing them themselves. Daly explains the allegations, revealing some shocking information about the school district and its’ curricula that they’ve found through their research. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom welcomes in Lieutenant Steve Fink, Commander of Detectives in the Abington Police Department, back on to the Dom Giordano Program for a report on how things have been in the suburbs. Dom invites Fink on to focus particularly on Philadelphia’s Driving Equity Law, which limits Philadelphia police from making stops on vehicles, leading Fink to reveal some ridiculous seizures by suburban police in stops that would’ve been disallowed in Philadelphia. Fink reveals the violent weapons that were discovered in traffic stops by Police, noting the importance of the stops in keeping the public safe and keeping illegal weapons off the street. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom welcomes in Pam Bondi, former Attorney General for Florida and Special Advisor to President Trump, back onto the Dom Giordano Program to hear her breakdown of the Hunter Biden trial. First, though, Dom asks Bondi to take us back to the time where she was assaulted when she went and saw the Mr. Rogers biopic starring Tom Hanks in theaters. Bondi relives the terrible day, but tells about the amazingly kind apology she received from the movie’s producer and the widow of Mr. Rogers. Then, delving into the Hunter Biden trial, Bondi offers her legal expertise to break down the verdict and explain how she thinks it’ll play out politically, and tells where she thinks the Trump trials go from here. (Photo by Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images)
Full Hour | Dom welcomes in Pam Bondi, former Attorney General for Florida and Special Advisor to President Trump, back onto the Dom Giordano Program to hear her breakdown of the Hunter Biden trial. First, though, Dom asks Bondi to take us back to the time where she was assaulted when she went and saw the Mr. Rogers biopic starring Tom Hanks in theaters. Bondi relives the terrible day, but tells about the amazingly kind apology she received from the movie’s producer and the widow of Mr. Rogers. Then, delving into the Hunter Biden trial, Bondi offers her legal expertise to break down the verdict and explain how she thinks it’ll play out politically, and tells where she thinks the Trump trials go from here.
Then, Dom welcomes in Lieutenant Steve Fink, Commander of Detectives in the Abington Police Department, back on to the Dom Giordano Program for a report on how things have been in the suburbs. Dom invites Fink on to focus particularly on Philadelphia’s Driving Equity Law, which limits Philadelphia police from making stops on vehicles, leading Fink to reveal some ridiculous seizures by suburban police in stops that would’ve been disallowed in Philadelphia. Fink reveals the violent weapons that were discovered in traffic stops by Police, noting the importance of the stops in keeping the public safe and keeping illegal weapons off the street. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by offering up some thoughts on developing stories, first offering updates on the Hunter Biden story, noting the continued attempt by the Left to somehow use this as another opportunity to attack Trump. Then, Dom delves into the locally relevant news of 8 ISIS-K members who were arrested nationwide, with arrests made in Philadelphia, after alleged terrorists took advantage of our weak southern border to sneak into the Country. Then, Dom delves into a new push by Jay-Z and Meek Mill to legitimize the Republican push for school vouchers in Philadelphia, noting the improvements that local parents, particularly of the minority community, would see with school choice. (Photo by Kent Nishimura/Getty Images)
Anthony Wolf Liberto, drummer of Burning Sky: The Ultimate Bad Company Experience, joins Dom for a preview of this year's Dom Giordano Day, the officially designated day celebrating the host in Wildwood, NJ. Anthony tells us a bit about himself and his life as a professional musician, and explains why he's excited to serve as the house band at this year's Dom Giordano Day. (Photo by Burning Sky/TheBurningSkyBand.com)
Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Dom welcomes in Julie Kelly, author of DeClassified with Julie Kelly at Declassified.Live, onto the Dom Giordano Program for a deep analysis into the Hunter Biden case after the guilty verdict, and a preview of what to expect centered on the January 6th committee and hearings. Kelly, who’s done great work concerning January 6th which can be found @Julie_Kelly2 on X, explains Pelosi’s role in misleading the American people, delving deep into the situation that unfolded that day and whether what happened was allowed to happen by people who had the ability to stop it.
Then, Anthony Wolf Liberto, drummer of Burning Sky: The Ultimate Bad Company Experience, joins Dom for a preview of this year's Dom Giordano Day, the officially designated day celebrating the host in Wildwood, NJ. Anthony tells us a bit about himself and his life as a professional musician, and explains why he's excited to serve as the house band at this year's Dom Giordano Day. (Photo by Jon Cherry/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes in Julie Kelly, author of DeClassified with Julie Kelly at Declassified.Live, onto the Dom Giordano Program for a deep analysis into the Hunter Biden case after the guilty verdict, and a preview of what to expect centered on the January 6th committee and hearings. Kelly, who’s done great work concerning January 6th which can be found @Julie_Kelly2 on X, explains Pelosi’s role in misleading the American people, delving deep into the situation that unfolded that day and whether what happened was allowed to happen by people who had the ability to stop it. (Photo by Win McNamee/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes Dave McCormick, candidate for United States Senate in Pennsylvania, along with Iowa Senator Joni Ernst onto the Dom Giordano Program. First, Dom talks with McCormick about the importance of his race in November against Bob Casey, Jr., noting that his election could decide whether Republicans hold a majority in Senate over Democrats. This leads Dom to talk with McCormick about his differences from Casey, particularly after Casey came out in support of allowing males to compete with females, something that deeply offends him having multiple daughters involved in sports. Then, Dave passes the phone over to Sen. Ernst, who explains why McCormick’s business background would be a huge benefit to her work she’s done with small businesses in Senate. Also, Senator Ernst previews tomorrow nights’ Congressional Baseball Game, revealing who the Republican pitchers will be and noting who the best on the team are as they look to win their 4th straight game. (Photo by Anna Moneymaker/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom continues the Dom Giordano Program by discussing the breaking news of the day, playing back reaction from left-leaning media members to the Hunter Biden verdict, previewing how this will play out in the realm of political discussion. Then, Dom welcomes Dave McCormick, candidate for United States Senate in Pennsylvania, along with Iowa Senator Joni Ernst onto the Dom Giordano Program. First, Dom talks with McCormick about the importance of his race in November against Bob Casey, Jr., noting that his election could decide whether Republicans hold a majority in Senate over Democrats. This leads Dom to talk with McCormick about his differences from Casey, particularly after Casey came out in support of allowing males to compete with females, something that deeply offends him having multiple daughters involved in sports. Then, Dave passes the phone over to Sen. Ernst, who explains why McCormick’s business background would be a huge benefit to her work she’s done with small businesses in Senate. Also, Senator Ernst previews tomorrow nights’ Congressional Baseball Game, revealing who the Republican pitchers will be and noting who the best on the team are as they look to win their 4th straight game. (Photo by Roy Rochlin/Getty Images For Universal Pictures)
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by announcing that Hunter Biden has been found guilty on all counts in his gun trial, noting the impact that this should hold on the election. Dom plays back a clip from Alan Dershowitz, who argued that it’d be more politically beneficial for Biden to be acquitted, allowing Trump to reinforce the double standard of the justice system. Then, Dom plays back clips from Biden’s Juneteenth speech last night where he bumbled his way through a racially divisive speech. (Photo by Anna Moneymaker/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Dom continues the Dom Giordano Program by noting that there’ll be the annual Congressional baseball game tonight, running down the rosters for each team and telling why the Republicans should be the clear favorite. Then, after playing Dom’s Money Melody, Dom plays back a clip from Donny Deutsch on MSNBC who finally noted that many ‘civilians’ killed by Israel when retrieving hostages from Palestine were ‘Hamas ambassadors,’ after it was revealed that hostages were kept in private residences. (Photo by Tasos Katopodis/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom continues the Dom Giordano Program by telling of a new controversy playing out in the oft-controversial Pennsbury School District. Dom tells of a Delaware Valley Journal article that notes of a pushback by parents after a teacher showed a video on Thanksgiving highlighting the brutality of pilgrims on indigenous peoples. One of the upset parents is a Native American individual himself, who’s upset that children were subjected to such a video. Then, Dom plays audio from a Trump rally over the weekend, in which the former President mocked President Biden’s lack of teleprompter skills, which leads Dom to reboot a conversation last week with producer Dan debating whether Biden will make it to the election. Also, during Dan Time with Dom, Dan reveals the counties that had the highest housing price increases in South Jersey, which leads him to play back a clip of Kamala Harris proving why she’s unfit to serve as President if Biden were to drop out. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by offering what happened over the weekend, telling of a new angle proposed by Trump that looks to capture a new demographic of voters after he proposed ending taxation for people who earn tips. Then, Dom tells of a push by the Trump campaign to capture younger voters, but counteracts that with some of his vice presidential choices.
Then, Dom welcomes in Evan Bochetto, son of friend of the show attorney George Bochetto who freed both the Columbus and Rizzo statues, who’s involved with the Philadelphia Young Republicans, a group exponentially growing as younger people recognize the positive impact that a Trump presidency would have on their lives. Evan, who provided an interview this weekend to the Inquirer, reinforces what he told the newspaper, telling why young people have gravitated toward the former President. Bochetto notes how so many millennials now are needing to hold two jobs, working 70 to 80 hours a week just to make ends meet, now asking what exactly the American Dream is, and losing faith in the current administration. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom welcomes in Evan Bochetto, son of friend of the show attorney George Bochetto who freed both the Columbus and Rizzo statues, who’s involved with the Philadelphia Young Republicans, a group exponentially growing as younger people recognize the positive impact that a Trump presidency would have on their lives. Evan, who provided an interview this weekend to the Inquirer, reinforces what he told the newspaper, telling why young people have gravitated toward the former President. Bochetto notes how so many millennials now are needing to hold two jobs, working 70 to 80 hours a week just to make ends meet, now asking what exactly the American Dream is, and losing faith in the current administration. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | Dom Giordano, WPHT host and former teacher, has dedicated much of his daily show toward parents who are taking it into their own hands to push back against school boards that have a negative impact on their children. This has culminated in a weekly podcast on education, Readin', Writin', and Reason, which has allowed wonderful relationships to develop between Giordano, educators, and parents throughout the country who are speaking out against overbearing school boards.
Dom welcomes in New York Post columnist and author Miranda Devine back onto the Dom Giordano Program to take us inside the Hunter Biden trial playing out in Wilmington, Delaware. Devine, who authored Laptop from Hell: Hunter Biden, Big Tech, and the Dirty Secrets the President Tried to Hide, brings the trial to listeners, painting a vivid picture of the courtroom and the Biden family during the proceedings. Also, Devine tells Dom of the vindication she felt when it finally came out in a court of law that the laptop was indeed not disinformation, providing validity to claims that she’s long stood by about the evidence. (Photo by Kevin Dietsch/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Dom welcomes in Pennsylvania House Republican Leader Bryan Cutler onto the Dom Giordano Program after he and other House Republicans made national headlines after booing and walking out after Democratic attempts to politicize and use January 6th against state Republicans. House Democrats invited Aquilino Gonell and another January 6th officer to speak out against the insurrection, with Cutler noting that the officers themselves weren’t the issue, but instead the inappropriate nature of the exploitation of January 6th for political means.
Then, Dom welcomes in New York Post columnist and author Miranda Devine back onto the Dom Giordano Program to take us inside the Hunter Biden trial playing out in Wilmington, Delaware. Devine, who authored Laptop from Hell: Hunter Biden, Big Tech, and the Dirty Secrets the President Tried to Hide, brings the trial to listeners, painting a vivid picture of the courtroom and the Biden family during the proceedings. Also, Devine tells Dom of the vindication she felt when it finally came out in a court of law that the laptop was indeed not disinformation, providing validity to claims that she’s long stood by about the evidence. (Photo by Kevin Dietsch/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes in Bob ‘The Hound’ Kelly of the Philadelphia Flyers’ Broad Street Bullies just ahead of their 50th anniversary celebration of their first Stanley Cup, which will play out 3PM on June 15th at the Surfside Park located at 29th Street and the Beach in Avalon, New Jersey. Kelly will be joined at the free event, provided by the Avalon Free Public Library, by Dave 'The Hammer' Schultz, Don Saleski, and the Watson brothers. Bob tells about the great camaraderie shared between the Flyers of the time and the fans, taking listeners on a journey through the community relationship and shore softball games that struck such a chord. Also, The Hound takes us back to 1976, when the Bullies’ aggressive play forced the Russians off the ice, and how the strategy used that day helped to defeat Bobby Orr’s Boston Bruins. (Photo by Minas Panagiotakis/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes in Pennsylvania House Republican Leader Bryan Cutler onto the Dom Giordano Program after he and other House Republicans made national headlines after booing and walking out after Democratic attempts to politicize and use January 6th against state Republicans. House Democrats invited Aquilino Gonell and another January 6th officer to speak out against the insurrection, with Cutler noting that the officers themselves weren’t the issue, but instead the inappropriate nature of the exploitation of January 6th for political means.
Full Hour | Today, Dom leads off the Dom Giordano Program by offering some thoughts on a controversy that erupted locally after Republicans in the Pennsylvania House booed and walked out over a speech by January 6th officer Aquilino Gonell, calling out the attempt to politically dunk by Democrats. Then, Dom reveals that he’s broadcasting live from the Hofstra campus today while attending the Talkers Convention, telling about his tumultuous trip up to New York City. Then, Dom revisits a conversation with his producer Dan from yesterday, telling why he thinks Biden is indeed the nominee that will make it through the 2024 election after a poll posted by Rich Zeoli resulted in listeners voting that Biden will be replaced ahead of the election. Also, Dom offers his thoughts on the power rankings for Trump’s Vice President, explaining why Donalds continues to surge as a solid choice for Trump. (Photo by Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom continues the Dom Giordano Program by discussing President Joe Biden’s speech yesterday in Normandy, particularly his comments centered on Ukraine and the effort by Republicans to be isolationists in the conflict. Then, Dom welcomes in Bob ‘The Hound’ Kelly of the Philadelphia Flyers’ Broad Street Bullies just ahead of their 50th anniversary celebration of their first Stanley Cup, which will play out June 15th at the Surfside Park located at 29th Street and the Beach in Avalon, New Jersey, provided by thee Avalon Free Public Library. Bob tells about the great camaraderie shared between the Flyers of the time and the fans, taking listeners on a journey through the community relationship and softball games that struck such a chord. Also, The Hound takes us back to 1976, when the Bullies’ aggressive play forced the Russians off the ice, and how the strategy used that day helped to defeat Bobby Orr’s Boston Bruins. (Photo by Drew Angerer/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Dom leads off the Dom Giordano Program by revealing a poll posted by afternoon host Rich Zeoli asking listeners whether they think Biden will make it to the Democratic Convention as the nominee after a particularly embarrassing showing at the 80th anniversary of D-Day. Dom reveals that 70% of respondents don’t think Biden will make it, which Dom pushes against, noting why he thinks Biden will remain the Democratic nominee through the election. That being said, Dom plays the theoretical game, asking who would run in his place and how that person would be able to get around Kamala Harris. (Photo by Samuel Corum/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom welcomes Jessie Jane Duff, Executive Director of Veterans for Trump, back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss President Biden’s trip to Normandy and speech on the 80th anniversary of D-Day. Along with his speech, the Biden campaign released today an ad claiming that Trump is a draft dodger. Duff bites back, explaining why Trump was and will be much better for Veterans, running through the multiple decisions made by the Biden administration that have negatively affected the military and its members. Also, Duff delves into the good things done by Trump for Veterans, and directly pushes back against the claims of Trump being a draft dodger with evidence of Biden’s past deferments. Then, Dom continues the Dom Giordano Program by delving into the Hunter Biden trial, offering up developments and explaining the implications of potential verdicts. Then, Dom returns back to the Anniversary of D-Day today, with Dan taking some time during Dan Time to play back some great words by Representative Mike Waltz from Normandy. (Photo by Justin Sullivan/Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by offering some thoughts about today’s 80th anniversary of D-day, noting that many, including President Joe Biden, are visiting Normandy. Dom plays back Biden’s speech, where he ties the situation that our World War II veterans were facing to what’s going on today in Ukraine, which Dom disagrees with. Then, Dom plays back a new ad released by the Biden campaign that has multiple veterans calling and alluding to former President Donald Trump being a ‘draft dodger.’ After that, Dom reveals the shortlist of Vice Presidential contenders after a leak of a document request by the Trump campaign, noting why he’s suggest somebody other than the top three, Marco Rubio, Doug Burgum, and JD Vance, and instead select another of the candidates, being Byron Donalds following his response to the racial allegations made by Democrats yesterday.
Dom welcomes Jessie Jane Duff, Executive Director of Veterans for Trump, back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss President Biden’s trip to Normandy and speech on the 80th anniversary of D-Day. Along with his speech, the Biden campaign released today an ad claiming that Trump is a draft dodger. Duff bites back, explaining why Trump was and will be much better for Veterans, running through the multiple decisions made by the Biden administration that have negatively affected the military and its members. Also, Duff delves into the good things done by Trump for Veterans, and directly pushes back against the claims of Trump being a draft dodger with evidence of Biden’s past deferments. (Photo by Win McNamee/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Dom welcomes UnHerd columnist Nina Welsch onto the Dom Giordano Program after she penned an article explaining why a push for progressivism has caused her to quit as a school librarian. First, Giordano asks Welsch for what was the final straw that pushed her over the edge, with Welsch referring to a specific book, Grandad’s Pride, which featured illustrations that she found utterly unacceptable. Then, Welsch continues, explaining what’s unfolded in Scotland and the United Kingdom, which largely reflects what we’ve seen with woke educators here in the United States. Welsch explains why she’s against these certain depictions, stressing the importance of protecting children.
Then, Dom continues the Dom Giordano Program by delving into the new proposal by the Biden administration to address the situation at the border, noting the ridiculous exceptions made, particularly for children. Dom analyzes said exception through the lens of education, and plays back audio of questioning concerning the exploitation of children by cartels that will be greenlit by this edict. (Photo by John Moore/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom continues the Dom Giordano by revealing some controversy that’s broken around a regular guest after an event held yesterday in the Philadelphia region. In an Inquirer report of Representative Byron Donalds’ “Congress, Cognac, and Cigars” held locally in effort to strengthen the Black vote for Donald Trump, the Inquirer notes that Donalds argued that Black Americans were better off under Jim Crow laws. This has caused a viral wave of criticism, including from Hakeem Jeffries, who on the floor of Congress condemned Donalds’ words. Dom argues against both Jeffries and the Inquirer report after playing back audio from Donalds himself who says he never said that, clarifying the statement that was taken wholly out of context. This leads Dom and Dan to discuss the media coverage of the event and the effort by the Biden administration to create another explosive racist moment, and the way that Democrats have used race to divide for years. (Photo by Anna Moneymaker/Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by telling of a shift in tone by the Trump campaign, noting his frustration yesterday that Trump has refused to embrace mail-in balloting in an effort to win in the 2024 election. Dom has been arguing that, while he’s against mail-in balloting, you have to play by the rules that are currently in place in an attempt to win. Trump seems to have recognized this, now, as well, coming out today with a new ‘Swamp the Vote’ initiative, which
Then, Dom welcomes Captain Sean Parnell back onto the show to discuss his leading of a new initiative with his group, Keystone Renewal, that aims to drive mail-in balloting for conservatives. Giordano has been calling for an embrace by the national party of the strategy, noting that while he’s vehemently against the notion and the doors absentee ballots open to cheating, it’s currently a strategy being utilized by Democrats and it’s important to flood them to the point where they can’t hide a cheat. Parnell explains why Trump is now taking the topic seriously, explaining what he plans to do in leading the offensive against the Democratic mail-in strategy. (Photo by Joe Raedle/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes UnHerd columnist Nina Welsch onto the Dom Giordano Program after she penned an article explaining why a push for progressivism has caused her to quit as a school librarian. First, Giordano asks Welsch for what was the final straw that pushed her over the edge, with Welsch referring to a specific book, Grandad’s Pride, which featured illustrations that she found utterly unacceptable. Then, Welsch continues, explaining what’s unfolded in Scotland and the United Kingdom, which largely reflects what we’ve seen with woke educators here in the United States. Welsch explains why she’s against these certain depictions, stressing the importance of protecting children. (Photo by Justin Sullivan/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes Captain Sean Parnell back onto the show to discuss his leading of a new initiative with his group, Keystone Renewal, that aims to drive mail-in balloting for conservatives. Giordano has been calling for an embrace by the national party of the strategy, noting that while he’s vehemently against the notion and the doors absentee ballots open to cheating, it’s currently a strategy being utilized by Democrats and it’s important to flood them to the point where they can’t hide a cheat. Parnell explains why Trump is now taking the topic seriously, explaining what he plans to do in leading the offensive against the Democratic mail-in strategy. (Photo by Jeff Swensen/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Dom continues the Dom Giordano Program by first continuing the conversation from last hour centered on Dr. Fauci’s testimony as we await words from President Joe Biden as he announces how he’ll address the border. Biden holds his press conference, justifying why it’s taken 3 years for him to take action, with Dom offering counters to Biden’s effort to place blame on the shoulders of congressional Republicans. (Photo by Kevin Dietsch/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes in Congressman Wesley Hunt back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss today’s opening of the Trump Force 47 office at 8002 Frankford Avenue in Philadelphia, along with a Cigars and Cognac event that he’ll be attending in Media, PA. First, Hunt explains why he, a decorated veteran and former Apache pilot, decided to run for Congress, explaining what drove him to serve in public office. Then, Dom asks Hunt about the potential to capture minority demographics, particularly the black and Latino vote, with Hunt explaining the impact that the Biden stance on immigration has had on communities of color. Also, Hunt is surprised to hear that Dom has never tried Cognac, and explains why he believes Democrats celebrating the Trump verdict are ‘despicable.’ (Photo by Anna Moneymaker/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom continues the Dom Giordano Program by returning to the Fauci testimony, playing back some media reaction and framing of the testimony, noting the true importance of the questioning despite what Left media sources would like to portray. This leads Dom to another topic that’s being handled unfairly by the media, playing back a clip from CBS Sunday Morning in which Douglas Brinkley delighted that the Trump conviction ‘means America is reborn.’ Then, Dom continues the show by bringing up the push for mail-in balloting, asking why it seems Trump refuses to throw his entire weight behind the call for conservative mail-in ballots, asking listeners why he refuses to hit the topic hard. Then, in Dan Time with Dom, Dan offers up some stories related to the world of sports and social media, including a millennial complaining about Gen X managers and Gen Z workers, and a TikToker who thinks she’s too smart and attractive to get a date. (Photo by Luke Hales/Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by offering some thoughts on the hard foul faced by WNBA superstar Caitlin Clark, noting why he, along with many basketball fans, are shocked to see the lack of response by the WNBA and players to come to the support of the player after she’s faced cheap shots on the court. Then, Dom plays back clips from the Fauci testimony yesterday, in which the health official faced tough questioning regarding his role in the lockdowns and genesis of the Coronavirus pandemic.
Then, Dom welcomes in Congressman Wesley Hunt back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss today’s opening of the Trump Force 47 office at 8002 Frankford Avenue in Philadelphia, along with a Cigars and Cognac event that he’ll be attending in Media, PA. First, Hunt explains why he, a decorated veteran and former Apache pilot, decided to run for Congress, explaining what drove him to serve in public office. Then, Dom asks Hunt about the potential to capture minority demographics, particularly the black and Latino vote, with Hunt explaining the impact that the Biden stance on immigration has had on communities of color. Also, Hunt is surprised to hear that Dom has never tried Cognac, and explains why he believes Democrats celebrating the Trump verdict are ‘despicable.’
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Full Hour | Dom Giordano, WPHT host and former teacher, has dedicated much of his daily show toward parents who are taking it into their own hands to push back against school boards that have a negative impact on their children. This has culminated in a weekly podcast on education, Readin', Writin', and Reason, which has allowed wonderful relationships to develop between Giordano, educators, and parents throughout the country who are speaking out against overbearing school boards.
First, Dom welcomes in Ocean City Councilman-Elect Keith Hartzell, who has a lot to say after a stabbing on Memorial Day weekend on their world famous boardwalk. Hartzell, who joined frequently last summer speaking out against a new edict set forth by the Murphy administration, once again explains how local police hands are tied in dealing with juveniles after the statewide edict disallowing police to address teen usage of marijuana or alcohol. Councilman Hartzell explains how this has all unfolded, explaining why not only Ocean City, but Wildwood and Atlantic City are also seeing explosions of teens on the boardwalk engaging in violent behavior, and how local leaders are working together to take on the State in hopes to change the trend.
Then, Dom welcomes Wildwood Mayor Ernie Troiano Jr. on to discuss the wave of violence that shore towns saw this Memorial Day weekend, a preview of what may be a regularity throughout this summer season. Yesterday, after needing to issue a State of Emergency over the weekend, Ernie put out a news release that called attention to an edict set forth statewide by Governor Phil Murphy that largely ties the hands of police when dealing with juveniles on the boardwalk imbibing in marijuana and alcohol use. Mayor Troiano joins to delve into the situation, explaining what he hopes will be done to allow his law enforcement officers to keep these teen mobs from developing.
Finally, Dom welcomes in Sea Isle City Mayor and Cape May County Commissioner Lenny Desiderio on to hear what can be done to control the situation in our shore towns after teenagers caused havoc in Wildwood, Ocean City, and other shore towns over Memorial Day weekend. Desiderio reveals that he has joined with multiple other Mayors to meet and determine how they can return power to their police officers, who’ve largely had their hands tied in dealing with juveniles after edicts set forth by New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy in a reactionary move to the heightened awareness of social justice in the summer of 2020.
Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Dom continues the Dom Giordano Program by playing back reactions and audio after Donald Trump was deemed guilty on all 34 counts in the hush money trial in New York City. Dom plays back clips from both Trump’s press conference today and Biden’s, where the President shuffled away and smirked when asked whether Trump is wrong in making this political.
Then, Dom welcomes Mayor of Knox County Glenn Jacobs, aka wrestler Kane, back onto the Dom Giordano Program after he tweeted similarities between the Trump hush money trial and verdict and wrestling. Jacobs explains what he meant, exposing the show that's been put on by Democrats as they utilize the justice system for their own political gain. Also, Jacobs tells how Trump could turn around the economy, and tells whether he'd ever consider returning to the ring.
Dom welcomes Mayor of Knox County Glenn Jacobs, aka wrestler Kane, back onto the Dom Giordano Program after he tweeted similarities between the Trump hush money trial and verdict and wrestling. Jacobs explains what he meant, exposing the show that's been put on by Democrats as they utilize the justice system for their own political gain. Also, Jacobs tells how Trump could turn around the economy, and tells whether he'd ever consider returning to the ring. (Photo by Steve Haag/Gallo Images/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes in Ocean City Councilman-Elect Keith Hartzell back onto the Dom Giordano Program for an update concerning the chaotic situation that unfolded on the family-friendly boardwalk over the Memorial Day weekend that led to a stabbing of a teenager. Hartzell recaps a press conference held yesterday by Governor Phil Murphy alongside elected officials down the shore to address the situation, focused largely on ensuring shore visitors that the destination towns are as safe as ever. Hartzell tells of the root of the issue, noting policies enacted by Murphy that have largely tied the hands of police, explaining what needs to be done on a state level to allow law enforcement officers to keep the peace. (Photo by Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes Linda Kerns, Philadelphia Election Law attorney, back onto the Dom Giordano Program to stress the importance of the upcoming election in the face of the Trump verdict. Kerns tells how people can push back against this ridiculous persecution of President Trump, explaining not only the value of voting but also that of volunteership, calling attention to the need for poll-watchers. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom welcomes Linda Kerns, Philadelphia Election Law attorney, back onto the Dom Giordano Program to stress the importance of the upcoming election in the face of the Trump verdict. Kerns tells how people can push back against this ridiculous persecution of President Trump, explaining not only the value of voting but also that of volunteers, calling attention to the need for poll-watchers.
Then, Dom welcomes in Ocean City Councilman-Elect Keith Hartzell back onto the Dom Giordano Program for an update concerning the chaotic situation that unfolded on the family-friendly boardwalk over the Memorial Day weekend that led to a stabbing of a teenager. Hartzell recaps a press conference held yesterday by Governor Phil Murphy alongside elected officials down the shore to address the situation, focused largely on ensuring shore visitors that the destination towns are as safe as ever. Hartzell tells of the root of the issue, noting policies enacted by Murphy that have largely tied the hands of police, explaining what needs to be done on a state level to allow law enforcement officers to keep the peace. (Photo by David Dee Delgado/Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by offering his thoughts on the shocking verdict in Donald Trump's New York City trial, in which he was found guilty on all 34 counts pertaining to election fraud and a hush money coverup of the Stormy Daniels story.
Then, Dom welcomes former United States Attorney Jay Town back onto the Dom Giordano Program to hear his thoughts on the New York City verdict for Donald Trump, where he was found guilty on all 34 counts in the hush money trial. First, Dom asks Jay where he was when the verdict came down, with Jay explaining that he was on an airplane refreshing until he saw the verdict, which surprised him after predicting on the show and agreeing with Dom that a hung jury would be the likely outcome. (Photo by Spencer Platt/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes former United States Attorney Jay Town back onto the Dom Giordano Program to hear his thoughts on the New York City verdict for Donald Trump, where he was found guilty on all 34 counts in the hush money trial. First, Dom asks Jay where he was when the verdict came down, with Jay explaining that he was on an airplane refreshing until he saw the verdict, which surprised him after predicting on the show and agreeing with Dom that a hung jury would be the likely outcome. (Photo by Spencer Platt/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Dom leads off the Dom Giordano Program by telling that guest Alan Dershowitz will instead be appearing today at 2:30PM after taking an emergency call, leading him to play back audio from Alan’s Dershow in which the professor speculated that Judge Merchan could replace one of the jurors if the jury doesn’t come to a conclusion desired by both the Biden administration and the Judge himself.
Then, Dom welcomes in Professor Alan Dershowitz onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss the aforementioned speculation, explaining past rare instances in which a judge replaced a juror, warning of the utter damage that this would present to the Country if he were to unconstitutionally replace a juror due to a decision he did not agree with. Dershowitz, who mentioned he saw the ‘real Judge Merchan’ on his Dershow podcast, explains what he meant, telling the side of the judge that he got to see that suggests bias. (Photo by Justin Lane - Pool/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes in Professor Alan Dershowitz onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss the aforementioned speculation, explaining past rare instances in which a judge replaced a juror, warning of the utter damage that this would present to the Country if he were to unconstitutionally replace a juror due to a decision he did not agree with. Dershowitz, who mentioned he saw the ‘real Judge Merchan’ on his Dershow podcast, explains what he meant, telling the side of the judge that he got to see that suggests bias. (Photo by Dave Sanders-Pool/Getty Images)
In today’s second hour, Dom welcomes Guy Ciarrocchi, author for Broad and Liberty and Real Clear Politics, back onto the Dom Giordano Program to hear his thoughts on how both Trump’s trial and Biden’s rhetoric are playing in the suburbs, which Guy is deeply plugged into. Guy offers his angle on Biden’s trip to Philadelphia, noting the hypocrisy of Biden coming to a school filled with predominantly impoverished students to preach about education while actively fighting against school choice. Then, Ciarrocchi tells how the trial is playing in the suburbs, explaining why many are seeing through the spin offered by Democrats, strengthening support for Trump. Also, Guy offers his thoughts on multiple potential Vice Presidential contenders, and tells whether Dave McCormick can win against Bob Casey Jr in Pennsylvania’s Senate race.
Then, Dom continues the hour by discussing Biden’s trip to Pennsylvania and the Senate race in Pennsylvania between McCormick and incumbent Democrat Bob Casey Jr. Then, Dom tells about some comments made by the President of McDonalds relating to inflation, speaking out against Biden’s continued reluctance to accept responsibility and tendency to blame corporations for ‘shrinkflation.’ Also, in Dan Time with Dom, Dan offers up some controversy spurned by Taylor Swift, a shocking moment from a Zoom court room, and some information as to why certain assassins are referred to as three-word names.
Dom welcomes Guy Ciarrocchi, author for Broad and Liberty and Real Clear Politics, back onto the Dom Giordano Program to hear his thoughts on how both Trump’s trial and Biden’s rhetoric are playing in the suburbs, which Guy is deeply plugged into. Guy offers his angle on Biden’s trip to Philadelphia, noting the hypocrisy of Biden coming to a school filled with predominantly impoverished students to preach about education while actively fighting against school choice. Then, Ciarrocchi tells how the trial is playing in the suburbs, explaining why many are seeing through the spin offered by Democrats, strengthening support for Trump. Also, Guy offers his thoughts on multiple potential Vice Presidential contenders, and tells whether Dave McCormick can win against Bob Casey Jr in Pennsylvania’s Senate race. (Photo by Andrew Harnik/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes in Congressman Byron Donalds, a front-runner for Trump’s vice presidential pick, onto the Dom Giordano Program to hear his thoughts on multiple issues unfolding nationally. First, Dom asks Donalds for his thoughts on Trump’s trial in New York City, where he appeared last week in a show of support for the former President. Then, Donalds tells why this trial and Donald Trump seems to strike a chord with Black Americans that conservatives have struggled with in the past. This leads Dom to a conversation about Biden’s speech yesterday in Philadelphia, where Biden pandered to Black Philadelphians in a very divisive speech, with Donalds explaining why this type of rhetoric have moved more toward Trump. (Photo by Kevin Dietsch/Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by offering some updated analysis on the New York City hush money trial for former President Donald Trump, playing back a clip from Professor Alan Dershowitz who speculated that Judge Merchan could replace a juror if the jury doesn’t produce results that he and Democrats are seeking. Then, Dom plays back clips from Joe Biden’s visit to Philadelphia yesterday, where Biden continued to use race as a dividing tactic in effort to drum up some voter excitement after a largely failed presidential campaign to this point.
Then, Dom welcomes in Congressman Byron Donalds, a front-runner for Trump’s vice presidential pick, onto the Dom Giordano Program to hear his thoughts on multiple issues unfolding nationally. First, Dom asks Donalds for his thoughts on Trump’s trial in New York City, where he appeared last week in a show of support for the former President. Then, Donalds tells why this trial and Donald Trump seems to strike a chord with Black Americans that conservatives have struggled with in the past. This leads Dom to a conversation about Biden’s speech yesterday in Philadelphia, where Biden pandered to Black Philadelphians in a very divisive speech, with Donalds explaining why this type of rhetoric have moved more toward Trump. (Photo by Andrew Harnik/Getty Images)
Then, Dom welcomes Lee Zeldin, former Congressman who ran against Kathy Hochul in New York, back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss Joe Biden’s visit to Philadelphia today. Dom delves into Zeldin's background as a Congressman, asking him about the time he was attacked while running against current sitting NY Governor Kathy Hochul. Dom and Zeldin delve into the continued effort to attack Trump, something that Hochul campaigned on, leading now to multiple trials including a baseless hush money trial in New York City. Also, Zeldin comments on Biden's decision to visit Philadelphia today to speak at Girard College. (Photo by Stefani Reynolds-Pool/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes in Sea Isle City Mayor and Cape May County Commissioner Lenny Desiderio back onto the Dom Giordano Program to hear what can be done to control the situation in our shore towns after teenagers caused havoc in Wildwood, Ocean City, and other shore towns over Memorial Day weekend. Desiderio reveals that he has joined with multiple other Mayors to meet and determine how they can return power to their police officers, who’ve largely had their hands tied in dealing with juveniles after edicts set forth by New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy in a reactionary move to the heightened awareness of social justice in the summer of 2020. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom welcomes Scott Presler of EarlyVoteAction.com back onto the Dom Giordano Program for some updated numbers on voter registration in Pennsylvania, as he continues traveling the state hoping to flip purple counties to red ahead of the 2024 election. Presler tells of some highly exciting results in Bucks County following the primary, telling how the number of voters switching from Democrat to Republican far outnumber the vice versa. Then, Scott explains how he hopes to utilize individuals from neighboring states to drive election registration in swing states such as Pennsylvania. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom welcomes State Representative Martina White back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss President Joe Biden’s trip to Philadelphia today to speak at Girard College, noting the hypocrisy of speaking at this school while fighting continuously against school choice. White updates the fight for school choice in Pennsylvania, telling that multiple Democrats have shown support for the introduction of the policy. After that, Martina tells us about a new bill she’s moving forward that calls for repercussions for campuses who enable and allow antisemitism on their campuses. (Photo by Andrew Harnik/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Dom welcomes Scott Presler of EarlyVoteAction.com back onto the Dom Giordano Program for some updated numbers on voter registration in Pennsylvania, as he continues traveling the state hoping to flip purple counties to red ahead of the 2024 election. Presler tells of some highly exciting results in Bucks County following the primary, telling how the number of voters switching from Democrat to Republican far outnumber the vice versa. Then, Scott explains how he hopes to utilize individuals from neighboring states to drive election registration in swing states such as Pennsylvania. Then, Dom welcomes Lee Zeldin, former Congressman who ran against Kathy Hochul in New York, back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss Joe Biden’s visit to Philadelphia today. (Photo by David Dee Delgado/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom continues the Dom Giordano Program by playing back some audio from the day, including a visit by First Lady Jill Biden to The View, where she told the ladies there that Americans will vote against 'evil' Donald Trump and polling doesn't matter. Then, Dom delves into the topic of school choice, noting the importance of allowing parents to choose where they'd like their children to attend school, and the hypocrisy of an event Biden is holding in a predominantly Black school in Philadelphia while fighting against the cause.
Then, Dom welcomes State Representative Martina White back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss President Joe Biden’s trip to Philadelphia today to speak at Girard College, noting the hypocrisy of speaking at this school while fighting continuously against school choice. White updates the fight for school choice in Pennsylvania, telling that multiple Democrats have shown support for the introduction of the policy. After that, Martina tells us about a new bill she’s moving forward that calls for repercussions for campuses who enable and allow antisemitism on their campuses. (Photo by Andrew Harnik/Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by telling that Biden will be coming to Philadelphia today to speak at Girard College, pointing out the irony of Biden speaking at this school while continually fighting against school choice, which would further provide opportunities to students in impoverished communities. Then, Dom offers an update on the Frank Rizzo statue, noting that he’ll be attending a meeting to determine where to relocate the famous statue after the City was forced to release it via lawsuit. Then, Dom plays back clips from Phil Murphy, who appeared on local television in North Jersey and addressed the rash of teenage violence in shore towns that he’s largely responsible for. Also, Dom plays back some unhinged clips from today’s Morning Joe on MSNBC, and some ridiculous commentary by Jill Biden on today’s The View.
Then, Dom welcomes in Sea Isle City Mayor and Cape May County Commissioner Lenny Desiderio back onto the Dom Giordano Program to hear what can be done to control the situation in our shore towns after teenagers caused havoc in Wildwood, Ocean City, and other shore towns over Memorial Day weekend. Desiderio reveals that he has joined with multiple other Mayors to meet and determine how they can return power to their police officers, who’ve largely had their hands tied in dealing with juveniles after edicts set forth by New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy in a reactionary move to the heightened awareness of social justice in the summer of 2020. (Photo by Andrew Harnik/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes in New Jersey State Senator Mike Testa back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss what can be done about the spike in teenage violence on the boardwalks in New Jersey shore towns. First, Testa and Giordano tell how that has catalyzed, telling of the impact of policies enacted by the Murphy administration that disallows local police departments from engaging with juveniles. Dom asks Testa about a series of bills he discussed with us last year that would return power to local police officers, with Testa telling how he needs Senators and the Assembly from the other side on board to get this nonsense to stop, bringing this lawlessness to an end.
Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Dom leads off the Dom Giordano Program by welcoming back former US Attorney Jay Town, a new friend who’s joined frequently to break down and analyze the goings-on inside the Trump hush money court room. Town previews the closing arguments, explaining why he believes the prosecution has already lost the case, delving deep into the testimonies of both Stormy Daniels and Michael Cohen.
Then, Dom welcomes in New Jersey State Senator Mike Testa back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss what can be done about the spike in teenage violence on the boardwalks in New Jersey shore towns. First, Testa and Giordano tell how that has catalyzed, telling of the impact of policies enacted by the Murphy administration that disallows local police departments from engaging with juveniles. Dom asks Testa about a series of bills he discussed with us last year that would return power to local police officers, with Testa telling how he needs Senators and the Assembly from the other side on board to get this nonsense to stop, bringing this lawlessness to an end. (Photo by Julia Nikhinson-Pool/Getty Images)
In today’s third hour, Dom leads off the Dom Giordano Program by welcoming back former US Attorney Jay Town, a new friend who’s joined frequently to break down and analyze the goings-on inside the Trump hush money court room. Town previews the closing arguments, explaining why he believes the prosecution has already lost the case, delving deep into the testimonies of both Stormy Daniels and Michael Cohen. (Photo by Michael M. Santiago/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom leads off the Dom Giordano Program by looping back to comments made by Robert DeNiro in New York City about Donald Trump and January 6th, asking whose more New York than DeNiro that the Trump team could roll out to speak next. Then, Dom reads back quotes from a Marcus Hayes article written in the Inquirer that calls out Harrison Butker, leading him to offer up comments made by the Kelce brothers about the Kicker’s comments that have set the internet ablaze. Also, Dom reveals a push by Penn students to kick Jewish groups off their campus, a continued trend of misguided college students victimizing the wrong individuals. Also, Dom reveals that the Pope is in some hot water after a very controversial slur uttered behind closed doors. (Photo by David Eulitt/Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by offering up some updates on stories that unfolded over the weekend, first playing back audio of Robert DeNiro, who randomly appeared outside Trump’s hush money courtroom to speak in favor of President Biden. In his press conference, DeNiro takes on a heckler who calls out the January 6th officers alongside DeNiro ‘traitors,’ which causes some fireworks. Then, Dom provides updates on the rash of violent teenagers taking over Jersey Shore boardwalks on weekend nights, telling about an interview he had yesterday with Ocean City Councilman Keith Hartzell.
Then, Dom welcomes Wildwood Mayor Ernie Troiano Jr. back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss the wave of violence that shore towns saw this Memorial Day weekend, a preview of what may be a regularity throughout this summer season. Yesterday, after needing to issue a State of Emergency over the weekend, Ernie put out a news release that called attention to an edict set forth statewide by Governor Phil Murphy that largely ties the hands of police when dealing with juveniles on the boardwalk imbibing in marijuana and alcohol use. Mayor Troiano joins to delve into the situation, explaining what he hopes will be done to allow his law enforcement officers to keep these teen mobs from developing. (Photo by David Dee Delgado/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes Wildwood Mayor Ernie Troiano Jr. back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss the wave of violence that shore towns saw this Memorial Day weekend, a preview of what may be a regularity throughout this summer season. Yesterday, after needing to issue a State of Emergency over the weekend, Ernie put out a news release that called attention to an edict set forth statewide by Governor Phil Murphy that largely ties the hands of police when dealing with juveniles on the boardwalk imbibing in marijuana and alcohol use. Mayor Troiano joins to delve into the situation, explaining what he hopes will be done to allow his law enforcement officers to keep these teen mobs from developing. (Photo by Hannah Beier/Getty Images)
Full Show | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program LIVE on Memorial Day by offering up some thoughts about the teenage violence popping up down the shore, both in Ocean City and in Wildwood. Then, Dom offers some commentary on national politics, playing back a sound bite from Joe Biden during his West Point commencement speech in which he asked the infantrymen for applause. Also, Dom and Dan have some fun on the holiday, asking listeners for some all-time great Americans. Also, Dom plays back some audio from the Libertarian convention, where Trump was booed and RFK Jr. was called on the phone to see if he’d accept the nomination.
In today’s Memorial Day second hour, Dom welcomes Colonel Scott Rutter live back onto the Dom Giordano Program to highlight some great things available for Veterans and active military members. First, Dom asks Rutter about the work he’s doing with the Valor Network the teleradiology company he launched that is now employed by the Department of Justice, with many active members connecting with radiologists throughout the country for readings and diagnostics. Then, Scott and Dom reflect upon some great shared moments in show history, including a trip to Guantanamo Bay. Also, Rutter tells about TAPS, Tragedy Assistance Program for Survivors, and another organization in which he sits on the board, which provides help to families of victims of tragedy. Finally, Rutter offers his expertise on the situation unfolding between Israel and Iran.
Then, Dom welcomes in Ocean City Councilman-Elect Keith Hartzell, who has a lot to say after a stabbing yesterday on their world famous boardwalk. Hartzell, who joined frequently last summer speaking out against a new edict set forth by the Murphy administration, once again explains how local police hands are tied in dealing with juveniles after the statewide edict disallowing police to address teen usage of marijuana or alcohol. Councilman Hartzell explains how this has all unfolded, explaining why not only Ocean City, but Wildwood and Atlantic City are also seeing explosions of teens on the boardwalk engaging in violent behavior, and how local leaders are working together to take on the State in hopes to change the trend. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom welcomes in Ocean City Councilman-Elect Keith Hartzell, who has a lot to say after a stabbing yesterday on their world famous boardwalk. Hartzell, who joined frequently last summer speaking out against a new edict set forth by the Murphy administration, once again explains how local police hands are tied in dealing with juveniles after the statewide edict disallowing police to address teen usage of marijuana or alcohol. Councilman Hartzell explains how this has all unfolded, explaining why not only Ocean City, but Wildwood and Atlantic City are also seeing explosions of teens on the boardwalk engaging in violent behavior, and how local leaders are working together to take on the State in hopes to change the trend. (Photo by Getty Images)
Today, Dom broadcasted the Dom Giordano Program LIVE from the Frank S. Farley Service Plaza as Chickie and Pete’s offered up their Free Toll Friday, paying the toll for shoregoers heading down for Memorial Day weekend. This third hour, Dom is joined by Pete from Chickie and Pete's, who's paying the tolls for everybody heading down the shore today, Lou Belasco, head of the Greater Wildwoods Tourism Improvement and Development Authority, joins to tell us some great things to look forward to down the shore this summer, and the Executive Director of the South Jersey Transportation Authority, Stephen Dougherty, tells of the great things coming to the Atlantic City airport.
Today, Dom broadcasted the Dom Giordano Program LIVE from the Frank S. Farley Service Plaza as Chickie and Pete’s offered up their Free Toll Friday, paying the toll for shoregoers heading down for Memorial Day weekend. This second hour, Dom offers up his thoughts on the South Bronx rally for Trump, explaining the great optics that this event brought to the Trump campaign. Also, Dom is joined by Robin Shaffer from the Ocean City boardwalk, who brings on fellow shore-goers to discuss the sticker shock down the shore, 1210WPHT weekend host Barry Sable, freshly back from Yuma, AZ, and entertainment critic Scott Cronick.
Today, Dom broadcasted the Dom Giordano Program LIVE from the Frank S. Farley Service Plaza as Chickie and Pete’s offered up their Free Toll Friday, paying the toll for shoregoers heading down for Memorial Day weekend. This first hour, Dom offers up his thoughts on the South Bronx rally for Trump, explaining the great optics that this event brought to the Trump campaign. Also, Dom is joined by Mayor Ernie Troiano Jr. of Wildwood, who has some great news about a finished boardwalk project and the upcoming shore season in the great destination.
Dom continues the Dom Giordano Program by welcoming in Fox News host Harris Faulkner back onto show to hear about her great new Fox Nation special Footsteps of My Father. In the new special, Faulkner traces her military hero father’s footsteps through his time serving in Vietnam, calling attention to the horrors that those soldiers faced and offering perspective for the great things that our Vietnam veterans faced. Faulkner retraces her steps and the stories she tells in the new series, telling of an absolutely fascinating trip that takes her down the Saigon River, then through the Viet Cong tunnels and north to Da Nang. After that, she heads to the Hue Citadel, then an air base where her father dodged enemy fire, and then crossing the line between North and South Vietnam. To find the new series, head to FoxNation.com. (Photo by Jamie McCarthy/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes in famed attorney Alan Dershowitz onto the Dom Giordano Program, who spent some time this week in the Judge Merchan courtroom where Trump faces his hush money trial. Dershowitz paints a picture of what he calls an absolute spectacle, telling how some details spoken by Stormy and Michael Cohen made even him blush. Dershowitz, who served on OJ Simpson’s defense team, compares the two trials, noting how public opinion would have changed had there only been secondhand reporting on the O.J. trial rather than cameras in the courtroom. (Photo by Steven Hirsch-Pool/Getty Images)
Dom returns to the Dom Giordano Program with a big announcement of an in-person guest joining us on Dom Giordano Day in Mulligans. After a short recap of how Dom Giordano Day came to fruition, Dom announces that EarlyVoteAction.com’s Scott Presler will be joining him live! Presler joins to tell some great news concerning voter registration in Pennsylvania, revealing that the absolutely crucial Bucks County continues to trend toward Republicans with voter registration, largely due to efforts of his group. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom returns to the Dom Giordano Program with a big announcement of an in-person guest joining us on Dom Giordano Day in Mulligans. After a short recap of how Dom Giordano Day came to fruition, Dom announces that EarlyVoteAction.com’s Scott Presler will be joining him live! Presler joins to tell some great news concerning voter registration in Pennsylvania, revealing that the absolutely crucial Bucks County continues to trend toward Republicans with voter registration, largely due to efforts of his group.
Then, Dom welcomes Ann Marie Muldoon, friend up in the Mayfair neighborhood of Philadelphia, back onto the Dom Giordano Program to hear her thoughts on last night’s Mayfair meeting held by new Philadelphia Mayor Cherelle Parker. (Photo by Spencer Platt/Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by offering up his thoughts on Nikki Haley to offer a soft endorsement for Donald Trump, playing back her condemnation of Joe Biden as a Presidential candidate. Dom plays back some reaction by liberal talking heads, noting why Haley’s endorsement is a smart move for both her and President Trump, no matter how crazy they may think it to be. Also, Dom tells the truth behind a new controversy concerning a flag waving outside Supreme Court Justice Alito’s Long Beach Island house, and also offers an update on the continued trend of Catholic Church leadership to endorse progressive politics.
Then, Dom welcomes in famed attorney Alan Dershowitz onto the Dom Giordano Program, who spent some time this week in the Judge Merchan courtroom where Trump faces his hush money trial. Dershowitz paints a picture of what he calls an absolute spectacle, telling how some details spoken by Stormy and Michael Cohen made even him blush. Dershowitz, who served on OJ Simpson’s defense team, compares the two trials, noting how public opinion would have changed had there only been secondhand reporting on the O.J. trial rather than cameras in the courtroom. (Photo by Mark Wilson/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes in David Wilson, President of AFSCME Local 2187, District Council 47, serving the workers of the City of Philadelphia, onto the Dom Giordano Program after he spoke out to the Philadelphia Inquirer after the Cherelle Parker administration announced a demand for City workers to return to in-person work beginning July 15th. Dom, who is in favor of a return to in-person work, offers Wilson the space to make his argument, explaining why he, as Union head, can't get behind this new effort by the Mayor. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom welcomes RNC Co-Chair Lara Trump back onto the Dom Giordano Program to offer her input into multiple topics pertinent to the campaign of Donald Trump for President. First, Lara reveals some great news concerning fundraising, telling why she thinks the Republican Presidential campaign is having such an impact and the role that his court case has in his popularity. Then, moving over to the Former President accepting Joe Biden’s challenge for a debate, Lara tells that she and her father-in-law are indeed serious in calling for a drug test, noting a clear change between the ways Biden speaks at certain events. Also, Dom laments that there won’t be a live audience, with Lara telling how valuable the live reactions are for the debates. Finally, Dom asks Lara to conceptualize the strategy behind having Trump speak at a rally in the South Bronx and other areas that have traditionally voted largely Democrat. (Photo by Win McNamee/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes actor and radio host Joe Piscopo back onto the Dom Giordano Program to hear why he decided to head down to the courthouse and offer his support to former President Donald Trump in his hush money trial. Joe tells the story of his trip down to Wildwood where the President was gracious enough to offer him an exclusive in-person interview, which gave him cause to head out to the court house to offer his support, where he saw a completely unfair treatment of the political rival of the current Administration. Also, Piscopo tells us what he’s working on next, telling of his production of an upcoming tribute to comedian Jerry Lewis. (Photo by Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes in Wally Zimolong, local attorney and longtime friend of the Dom Giordano Program, back onto the Dom Giordano Program after he announced that he, along with America First Legal, has filed an administrative complaint against the Pennsylvania Department of State regarding patent violations of the Help America Vote Act of 2022, which allows ineligible voters, and non-citizens, to vote. Wally expresses the deep impact that this Act has had on voter integrity, noting the importance of securing elections to solidify faith in our Democracy and elections. Also, Zimolong previews other efforts that he’s working on to ensure a fair election, including satellite voting offices in Republican areas, mirroring an effort by Democrats. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Dom continues the Dom Giordano Program by returning to the breaking revelations about the Mar-a-Lago raid by the FBI, revealing that it's come out that use of excessive force was permitted in retrieving the alleged classified documents in the former President's possession. Then, Dom plays his Money Melody for the day and takes calls from listeners concerning the side topic, asking what is a sure thing in reference to the inevitable mistrial outcome of the hush money trial.
Then, Dom welcomes in David Wilson, President of AFSCME Local 2187, District Council 47, serving the workers of the City of Philadelphia, onto the Dom Giordano Program after he spoke out to the Philadelphia Inquirer after the Cherelle Parker administration announced a demand for City workers to return to in-person work beginning July 15th. Dom, who is in favor of a return to in-person work, offers Wilson the space to make his argument, explaining why he, as Union head, can't get behind this new effort by the Mayor. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom continues the Dom Giordano Program by playing back some audio of Stephanie Ruhle on MSNBC, who said on her show last night that voters may need an ‘economy explainer’ to recognize that Biden is not responsible for inflation (which he is.) Dom calls this out as the host talking down to voters, explaining that no, voters aren’t dumb, but instead smart enough to see through the Biden spin and recognize his negative impact on the economy.
Then, Dom welcomes actor and radio host Joe Piscopo back onto the Dom Giordano Program to hear why he decided to head down to the courthouse and offer his support to former President Donald Trump in his hush money trial. Joe tells the story of his trip down to Wildwood where the President was gracious enough to offer him an exclusive in-person interview, which gave him cause to head out to the court house to offer his support, where he saw a completely unfair treatment of the political rival of the current Administration. Also, Piscopo tells us what he’s working on next, telling of his production of an upcoming tribute to comedian Jerry Lewis.
After that, Dom welcomes RNC Co-Chair Lara Trump back onto the Dom Giordano Program to offer her input into multiple topics pertinent to the campaign of Donald Trump for President. First, Lara reveals some great news concerning fundraising, telling why she thinks the Republican Presidential campaign is having such an impact and the role that his court case has in his popularity. Then, moving over to the Former President accepting Joe Biden’s challenge for a debate, Lara tells that she and her father-in-law are indeed serious in calling for a drug test, noting a clear change between the ways Biden speaks at certain events. Also, Dom laments that there won’t be a live audience, with Lara telling how valuable the live reactions are for the debates. Finally, Dom asks Lara to conceptualize the strategy behind having Trump speak at a rally in the South Bronx and other areas that have traditionally voted largely Democrat. (Photo by Curtis Means-Pool/Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by offering up his thoughts on some new shocking developments centered on the FBI’s Mar-a-Lago raid, noting that it’s come out that excessive force was permitted. Dom is furious about this, asking what the Biden administration think the consequences would be had President Trump or a family member had been shot during the raid. This then brings Dom to a pushback by commentators on the Left who argue that the conservative reaction to this news proves Republicans are anti-law enforcement, completely undressing the argument.
Then, Dom welcomes in Wally Zimolong, local attorney and longtime friend of the Dom Giordano Program, back onto the Dom Giordano Program after he announced that he, along with America First Legal, has filed an administrative complaint against the Pennsylvania Department of State regarding patent violations of the Help America Vote Act of 2022, which allows ineligible voters, and non-citizens, to vote. Wally expresses the deep impact that this Act has had on voter integrity, noting the importance of securing elections to solidify faith in our Democracy and elections. Also, Zimolong previews other efforts that he’s working on to ensure a fair election, including satellite voting offices in Republican areas, mirroring an effort by Democrats. (Photo by Win McNamee/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today's third hour, Dom leads off the Dom Giordano Program by offering some updated analysis centered around the New York hush money trial for former President Donald Trump. Dom wears his hat as mock trial-expert and breaks down why the inevitability in the case is a hung jury and dismissal, laying forth the incompetency of the witnesses presented by the prosecution team. Also, Dom plays his Money Melody for the day, revisits Bill Maher's appearance on the View, and takes calls from listeners, both on topic and answering our side topic for all-time notable thieves. (Photo by Dave Sanders-Pool/Getty Images)
In today’s second hour, Dom welcomes Riley Gaines back onto the Dom Giordano Program on the day of the release of her new book, Swimming Against the Current: Fighting for Common Sense in a World That’s Lost its Mind. Riley first rose to prominence after she was forced to step aside and share the platform with transgendered swimmer Lia Thomas, going public with her lack of comfort in being forced to compete against a transgendered athlete. (Photo by Terry Wyatt/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom welcomes Riley Gaines back onto the Dom Giordano Program on the day of the release of her new book, Swimming Against the Current: Fighting for Common Sense in a World That’s Lost its Mind. Riley first rose to prominence after she was forced to step aside and share the platform with transgendered swimmer Lia Thomas, going public with her lack of comfort in being forced to compete against a transgendered athlete.
Then, Dom tells of an article in the Inquirer mentioning the upcoming remote broadcast he’ll have at Farley Plaza as Pete Ciarrocchi of Chickie and Pete’s pays the tolls for the official start of the summer season. Then, Dom previews the upcoming Dom Giordano Day, making a public call to any tribute bands that may want to follow in the footsteps of last years’ Real Diamond Band. Then, during Dan Time with Dom, Dan gives a review of the most talked about films and television shows from Cannes Film Festival, and reveals a call he got from a tribute band volunteering their services. (Photo by Drew Angerer/Getty Images)
Dom brings in local attorney George Bochetto back onto the Dom Giordano Program, who brings some friends after news broke that the City of Philadelphia is prepared to settle a lawsuit with Frank L. Rizzo Monument Committee in the coming weeks, returning the Frank Rizzo statue to the people after ripping it off the steps of City Hall overnight years ago. Bochetto explains how this came about, noting the big win for Italians in Philadelphia who still have a devotion to the former Philadelphia Mayor. Then, Dom welcomes in Jody Della Barba, member of the Frank L. Rizzo Monument Committee, who previews where the statue will go once released. Also, Dom takes a call from longtime State Senator Vince Fumo, who, along with Bochetto, was one of the strongest proponents in returning the Rizzo statute to Philadelphians. (Photo by Jessica Kourkounis/Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by updating the hush money trial in New York, playing back audio from Texas Lieutenant Governor Dan Patrick and Sebastian Gorka, who argued with a reporter who pointed out that Trump was part of the ruling class. This leads Dom into a conversation about the trial, explaining why he thinks the inevitable result will be a hung jury and dismissal due to shoddy testimony by anti-Trump witnesses Stormy Daniels and Michael Cohen.
Then, Dom brings in local attorney George Bochetto back onto the Dom Giordano Program, who brings some friends after news broke that the City of Philadelphia is prepared to settle a lawsuit with Frank L. Rizzo Monument Committee in the coming weeks, returning the Frank Rizzo statue to the people after ripping it off the steps of City Hall overnight years ago. Bochetto explains how this came about, noting the big win for Italians in Philadelphia who still have a devotion to the former Philadelphia Mayor. Then, Dom welcomes in Jody Della Barba, member of the Frank L. Rizzo Monument Committee, who previews where the statue will go once released. Also, Dom takes a call from longtime State Senator Vince Fumo, who, along with Bochetto, was one of the strongest proponents in returning the Rizzo statute to Philadelphians. (Photo by Corey Perrine/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes back Ian Smith, who posted on social media over the weekend @IanSmithFitness about a big win he received in court after a 4 year long epic over his refusal to close the gym he ran at the time, Atilis Gym, during New Jersey’s overbearing Coronavirus demands. Smith notes that all 80+ municipal citations of multiple violations stemming from their defiance have been dropped by the courts with prejudice, meaning that the State has no ability to revisit or refile the charges. Smith explains what this means for his future, and tells what he plans to do moving forward in recouping the money he’s had to pour into defending himself. (Photo by Mark Makela/Getty Images)
Dom continues the Dom Giordano Program by welcoming in Hector Garza, Vice President of the National Border Patrol Council, to discuss a concerning rise in suicides within the ranks of the border patrol because of what they’re seeing under the Biden administration. First, Garza takes us behind the scenes, with both he and Dom revealing some horrific scenes witnessed by agents, including the abandonment of children used as decoys by the cartel. Garza goes further into depth into some of the tragic sights, noting that most of this wouldn’t be happening if Trump’s policies were still in place along the border. (Photo by John Moore/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes back John Yoo, Emmanuel Heller Professor of Law at the University of California Berkley, Nonresident Senior Fellow at American Enterprise Institute, and Visiting Fellow at the Hoover Institution at Stanford University, to the Dom Giordano Program to break down the ongoing proceeding of the Trump hush money trial. Today, in testimony, it came out that Michael Cohen took $30,000 from former President Trump, breaking the case wide open for Trump’s team. Yoo breaks down what’s been learned from Cohen’s testimony, noting the strategy that he’d take on Trump’s legal team, predicting what will happen in the closing arguments and the result of the trial. (Photo by Melissa Golden/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Dom continues the Dom Giordano Program by taking aim at the continued criticism of Harrison Butker, reading back an op-ed in the Inquirer that compares comments made by Eagles QB Jalen Hurts to Harris Butker, noting why what Hurts said was appropriate while Butker’s was not. Then, Dom reveals that Pearl Jam frontman Eddie Vedder spoke on the issue at a concert, playing back the clip where he calls out the Chiefs kicker for what he perceives as toxic masculinity.
Then, Dom welcomes back John Yoo, Emmanuel Heller Professor of Law at the University of California Berkley, Nonresident Senior Fellow at American Enterprise Institute, and Visiting Fellow at the Hoover Institution at Stanford University, to the Dom Giordano Program to break down the ongoing proceeding of the Trump hush money trial. Today, in testimony, it came out that Michael Cohen took $30,000 from former President Trump, breaking the case wide open for Trump’s team. Yoo breaks down what’s been learned from Cohen’s testimony, noting the strategy that he’d take on Trump’s legal team, predicting what will happen in the closing arguments and the result of the trial. (Photo by Jamie Squire/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom leads off the Dom Giordano Program by offering his analysis of the ongoing testimony of Trump’s former attorney Michael Cohen in the New York hush money trial, explaining why he believes a hung jury is the inevitable result. Then, Dom tells of an upcoming Trump rally in the South Bronx, contrasting Biden’s campaign strategy with that of Trump and the continued popularity that the former president sees, particularly in areas that don’t traditionally vote Republican.
Then, Dom continues the Dom Giordano Program by welcoming in Hector Garza, Vice President of the National Border Patrol Council, to discuss a concerning rise in suicides within the ranks of the border patrol because of what they’re seeing under the Biden administration. First, Garza takes us behind the scenes, with both he and Dom revealing some horrific scenes witnessed by agents, including the abandonment of children used as decoys by the cartel. Garza goes further into depth into some of the tragic sights, noting that most of this wouldn’t be happening if Trump’s policies were still in place along the border. (Photo by Michael M. Santiago/Getty Images)
Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by offering up some updates on the presidential campaign between President Biden and former President Trump, playing back clips from speeches over the weekend that suggest the Biden campaign will again pursue the path of racism to stir up votes ahead of the 2024 election. Then, Dom offers a recap of the ongoing testimony of Michael Cohen in Trump’s hush money trial, and revisits comments made last week by Harris Butker that set the internet aflame.
Then, Dom welcomes back Ian Smith, who posted on social media over the weekend @IanSmithFitness about a big win he received in court after a 4 year long epic over his refusal to close the gym he ran at the time, Atilis Gym, during New Jersey’s overbearing Coronavirus demands. Smith notes that all 80+ municipal citations of multiple violations stemming from their defiance have been dropped by the courts with prejudice, meaning that the State has no ability to revisit or refile the charges. Smith explains what this means for his future, and tells what he plans to do moving forward in recouping the money he’s had to pour into defending himself. (Photo by Elijah Nouvelage/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes in Jay Town, former United States Attorney for Northern Alabama under Trump, who has a week-end analysis of the hush money trial of Donald Trump playing out in New York. Town breaks down and analyzes both Cohen’s testimony and cross examination, explaining why he believes the case will inevitably end in a hung jury. (Photo by Steven Hirsch-Pool/Getty Images)
In today’s third hour, Dom welcomes back in Philadelphia Police Captain John Walker back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss a continued push by the department to strengthen their ranks through recruitment, as Commissioner Bethel and Mayor Cherelle Parker get serious about law enforcement in the City. Walker tells about a recent turn in recruitment as Philadelphia Police draw more to the City to serve on the force, explaining why they’re drawn to Philadelphia and telling how individuals can get involved on the force. (Photo by William Thomas Cain/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Dom welcomes back in Philadelphia Police Captain John Walker back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss a continued push by the department to strengthen their ranks through recruitment, as Commissioner Bethel and Mayor Cherelle Parker get serious about law enforcement in the City. Walker tells about a recent turn in recruitment as Philadelphia Police draw more to the City to serve on the force, explaining why they’re drawn to Philadelphia and telling how individuals can get involved on the force. Then, Dom continues the Dom Giordano Program by playing his Money Melody for the day, then returning to the comments made by Harrison Butker at a commencement speech that has caused a stir online and a condemnation from the NFL. (Photo by Jamie Squire/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom continues the Dom Giordano Program by playing back some clips from what he’s deemed The Real Housewives of Capitol Hill, a fiery exchange between Republican Marjorie Taylor-Greene and Democrats Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and Jasmine Crockett with personal insults being thrown during an official congressional hearing. Then, Dom tells of an incident involving golfer Scottie Scheffler this morning, who was booked into jail after running through a traffic stop set up due to an accident outside the Valhalla golf course where he’s playing, rolling back a clip from Al Sharpton who somehow attempts to turn this into a racial issue.
Then, Dom welcomes in Jay Town, former United States Attorney for Northern Alabama under Trump, who has a week-end analysis of the hush money trial of Donald Trump playing out in New York. Town breaks down and analyzes both Cohen’s testimony and cross examination, explaining why he believes the case will inevitably end in a hung jury. (Photo by Kent Nishimura/Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by providing updates on the ongoing hush money trial of former President Donald Trump. Dom recaps the Michael Cohen testimony, playing back big names from the left that can’t defend his testimony, noting that Cohen has completely tarnished any case that the prosecutor may have had against Trump.
Then, Dom welcomes in North Penn School District mother Stephanie, who has an update on the continued push back by parents for heightened safety in the district after an attack by one student on another in a middle school with a Stanley steel mug. Stephanie tells that there was another school board meeting last night, and that another attack was thwarted at another middle school in the district after warnings were raised about a violent student with a machete. Dom plays back audio from the meeting, and asks what was different in this situation that caused administrators to take the threat seriously enough to take action to prevent a horrific incident. (Photo by David Dee Delgado/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes in North Penn School District mother Stephanie, who has an update on the continued pushback by parents for heightened safety in the district after an attack by one student on another in a middle school with a Stanley steel mug. Stephanie tells that there was another school board meeting last night, and that another attack was thwarted at another middle school in the district after warnings were raised about a violent student with a machete. Dom plays back audio from the meeting, and asks what was different in this situation that caused administrators to take the threat seriously enough to take action to prevent a horrific incident. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Dom welcomes in legendary Philadelphia sportswriter Ray Didinger back onto the Dom Giordano Program to hear about an upcoming Sports Movies night that he’ll be hosting with longtime partner Glen Macnow, June 5th at the Uptown Performing Arts Center in West Chester. Ray, who also authored The Ultimate Book of Sports Movies, tells Giordano some great stories about some of the best sports films of all time, including Dom’s favorite, Hoosiers.
Then, Dom returns to discussing the strategy for debate that the Trump team should employ, and whether they should even debate at all. Also, Dom reports on the golf return of Scottie Scheffler after hitting an Eagle on his first hole, and tells of some changes made by the PIAA over transgendered individuals participating in girls sports. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom welcomes famed political commentator Bill O’Reilly back onto the Dom Giordano Program to hear his analysis of Trump’s decision to accept a challenge of two debates by President Joe Biden ahead of the upcoming 2024 election. O’Reilly explains that, while he’s looking forward to the debates, he thinks Trump should’ve pushed for more negotiation, particularly over the moderators and networks in which the debate will appear. O’Reilly sets his sights on CNN’s Jake Tapper, one of the expected moderators, reading back a direct quote from the CNN host that compares Trump to Adolph Hitler, pointing to the extreme bias that he would bring as moderator to a debate. Then, O’Reilly tells what conditions he thinks Trump should’ve asked for, and reflects upon times that he hosted debates in his past.
Dom welcomes in Criminal Minds actor Joe Mantegna, who has some great news about this year’s 35th Anniversary Broadcast of PBS’ National Memorial Day Concert, live from the U.S. Capitol on May 24th at 8:00PM ET. Mantegna tells all about the event, explaining why Breaking Bad actor Bryan Cranston has signed on for a World War II memorial. Also, Mantegna discusses his deep ties to the military, telling a story of the time he tried joining the Marines as a pilot during Vietnam. (Photo by Theo Wargo/Getty Images for Capital Concerts)
Dom welcomes in legendary Philadelphia sportswriter Ray Didinger back onto the Dom Giordano Program to hear about an upcoming Sports Movies night that he’ll be hosting with longtime partner Glen Macnow, June 5th at the Uptown Performing Arts Center in West Chester. Ray, who also authored The Ultimate Book of Sports Movies, tells Giordano some great stories about some of the best sports films of all time, including Dom’s favorite, Hoosiers. (Photo by Jamie McCarthy/Getty Images)
Full Hour | Dom welcomes Congressman Ralph Norman of South Carolina onto the Dom Giordano Program to live from the train with other Republican member of congress as they return to Washington following a trip up to New York City to see first-hand the lawfare taking place in the courtroom of Trump’s hush money trial. Norman tells what he saw inside the courtroom, breaking down the cross examination of Michael Cohen. Then, Dom asks Norman about his support of fellow South Carolinian Nikki Haley, with Norman explaining to Dom why he suggested to Trump that she be his pick for Vice President. (Photo by Michael M. Santiago/Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by first offering thoughts on the continued back and forth over a potential debate, telling that Bill O’Reilly will be joining today at 12:30 to offer his analysis on Trump’s decision to accept. Then, Dom tells about a condemnation by the NFL of Kansas City Chiefs kicker Harrison Butker over faith-based comments he made in a commencement speaker, expressing his frustration at the double standard after years of political comments made by progressive-leaning players.
Then, Dom welcomes in Criminal Minds actor Joe Mantegna, who has some great news about this year’s 35th Anniversary Broadcast of PBS’ National Memorial Day Concert, live from the U.S. Capitol on May 24th at 8:00PM ET. Mantegna tells all about the event, explaining why Breaking Bad actor Bryan Cranston has signed on for a World War II memorial. Also, Mantegna discusses his deep ties to the military, telling a story of the time he tried joining the Marines as a pilot during Vietnam.
After that, Dom welcomes famed political commentator Bill O’Reilly back onto the Dom Giordano Program to hear his analysis of Trump’s decision to accept a challenge of two debates by President Joe Biden ahead of the upcoming 2024 election. O’Reilly explains that, while he’s looking forward to the debates, he thinks Trump should’ve pushed for more negotiation, particularly over the moderators and networks in which the debate will appear. O’Reilly sets his sights on CNN’s Jake Tapper, one of the expected moderators, reading back a direct quote from the CNN host that compares Trump to Adolph Hitler, pointing to the extreme bias that he would bring as moderator to a debate. Then, O’Reilly tells what conditions he thinks Trump should’ve asked for, and reflects upon times that he hosted debates in his past. (Photo by Jason Hanna/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom continues the Dom Giordano Program by keeping the discussion alive centered on the proposal for two debates between the presidential contenders ahead of the 2024 debate. Dom takes a call from a Dan in Richboro, who tells that he’s in favor of a debate, disagreeing with some proposals earlier made by Bill O'Reilly.
Then, Dom welcomes Congressman Ralph Norman of South Carolina onto the Dom Giordano Program to live from the train with other Republican member of congress as they return to Washington following a trip up to New York City to see first-hand the lawfare taking place in the courtroom of Trump’s hush money trial. Norman tells what he saw inside the courtroom, breaking down the cross examination of Michael Cohen. Then, Dom asks Norman about his support of fellow South Carolinian Nikki Haley, with Norman explaining to Dom why he suggested to Trump that she be his pick for Vice President. (Photo by Michael M. Santiago/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes back friend and esteemed Professor John Yoo, former Deputy Attorney General, onto the Dom Giordano Program for his analysis of the ongoing trials of former President Donald Trump. First, Dom asks for Yoo’s analysis of both legal teams involved with the hush money trial, explaining why he’d advise the prosecutors to run in the opposite direction as they’ve completely bungled the case, particularly the testimony of their top witnesses including Stormy Daniels and Michael Cohen. Then, Yoo offers his analysis of the jury, telling where he believes they will fall when coming to an eventual decision. (Photo by Melissa Golden/Getty Images)
In today’s third hour, Dom welcomes the Catholic Charities Appeal back onto the Dom Giordano Program to hear exactly what they do, with guests covering all aspects of the great projects of Philadelphia’s Catholic Charities. CLICK HERE TO DONATE!
Stephanie Palovcak rejoins the show to take us inside last night's safety meeting for the North Penn School District, where she was left unsatisfied after a horrific attack by a 13-year-old on a 12-year-old with a Stanley steel mug in the cafeteria. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Dom welcomes the Catholic Charities Appeal back onto the Dom Giordano Program to hear exactly what they do, with guests covering all aspects of the great projects of Philadelphia’s Catholic Charities.
Then, Dom returns to topics of the day, taking calls from listeners on the topic of the agreed upon debate by both presidential candidates. Dom tells that both CNN and ABC have now been pegged as the host networks, causing him to discuss with producer Dan about who both networks may roll out as moderators in the debate.
Also, Stephanie Palovcak rejoins the show to take us inside last night's safety meeting for the North Penn School District, where she was left unsatisfied after a horrific attack by a 13-year-old on a 12-year-old with a Stanley steel mug in the cafeteria. (Photo by Win McNamee/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom continues the Dom Giordano Program by discussing the huge news of both Presidential candidates agreeing to a debate, with conditions set forth by the Biden administration. Dom runs through the conditions, explaining why he’d love to see more time for the candidates, maybe even no time limit. This leads Dom into commentary about the ongoing hush money trial, dissecting the testimony by Michael Cohen, predicting where he believes this will end.
Then, Dom welcomes back friend and esteemed Professor John Yoo, former Deputy Attorney General, onto the Dom Giordano Program for his analysis of the ongoing trials of former President Donald Trump. First, Dom asks for Yoo’s analysis of both legal teams involved with the hush money trial, explaining why he’d advise the prosecutors to run in the opposite direction as they’ve completely bungled the case, particularly the testimony of their top witnesses including Stormy Daniels and Michael Cohen. Then, Yoo offers his analysis of the jury, telling where he believes they will fall when coming to an eventual decision. (Photo by Curtis Means - Pool/Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by telling of the breaking news this morning, revealing that President Joe Biden has challenged former President Donald Trump to two debates in the lead up to the 2024 election. Dom also reveals, though, that there are multiple conditions on the challenge, which Trump has already accepted. First, Dom reveals who he expects to moderate the debates and which networks they’ll appear, noting that CNN has already accepted as one of the networks to host. Then, Dom and Dan discuss another caveat, with Biden asking that microphones be muted when the person is not to speak, which Dan supports as a way to cut through Trump’s negative personality traits that contributed to a loss in 2020. Also, Dom discusses the implication of Robert Kennedy’s continued high polling numbers, telling how he believes the debate commission will continue to keep the third party candidate out of the debate. (Photo by Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Dom welcomes Congressman Jeff Van Drew back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss his instrumental role in bringing President Donald Trump to Wildwood for an enormous rally drawing tens of thousands. First, Van Drew takes us behind the scenes at the rally, telling how the day proceeded with the Trump team as he was called on stage to speak twice. Then, Van Drew offers some thoughts on the size of the crowd and the potential for New Jersey to turn red, honing in on strategies that the Trump team should utilize to further ensure victory in November. Also, Van Drew tells what’s being done to strengthen voter security, noting the importance of voting integrity ahead of the upcoming vote. (Photo by Michael M. Santiago/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes Professor Alan Dershowitz onto the Dom Giordano Program to get his expert analysis on the continued Donald Trump hush money trial playing out in New York City. Dershowitz explains why Michael Cohen’s testimony won’t hold, particularly after cross examination, and offers his thoughts on the other trials Trump faces moving forward. Also, Dershowitz, author of ‘War on Woke: Why the New McCarthyism is More Dangerous than the Old’ and longtime professor at Harvard University, tells how we’ve gotten to the point where students are openly spewing anti-Semitic rhetoric. (Photo by John Lamparski/Getty Images for Hulu)
Dom welcomes in former Pennridge School District President Joan Cullen back onto the Dom Giordano Program to hear about a concerning vote that played out last night in the Pennridge School District. Joan reveals that a ‘controversial policy’ that she and her team implemented that would require students to use bathrooms designated for their biological sex, with a new policy replacing it that allows for students to use whichever bathroom to which they identify. Cullen takes us inside the board meeting, and warns what this does to the kids in the district. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom welcomes Bill Maher, host of HBO’s Real Time with Bill Maher, back onto the Dom Giordano Program ahead of his upcoming appearance in Atlantic City on May 18th at the Borgata. Maher and Giordano spin through a litany of current events, with Maher offering his senseless take on the craziness playing out in the Democratic Party, as the Biden administration and other decision-makers continue to bend a knee to progressives. (Photo by Ronald Martinez/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom welcomes Bill Maher, host of HBO’s Real Time with Bill Maher, back onto the Dom Giordano Program ahead of his upcoming appearance in Atlantic City on May 18th at the Borgata. Maher and Giordano spin through a litany of current events, with Maher offering his senseless take on the craziness playing out in the Democratic Party, as the Biden administration and other decision-makers continue to bend a knee to progressives.
Then, Dom welcomes in former Pennridge School District President Joan Cullen back onto the Dom Giordano Program to hear about a concerning vote that played out last night in the Pennridge School District. Joan reveals that a ‘controversial policy’ that she and her team implemented that would require students to use bathrooms designated for their biological sex, with a new policy replacing it that allows for students to use whichever bathroom to which they identify. Cullen takes us inside the board meeting, and warns what this does to the kids in the district. (Photo by Nicholas Hunt/Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by offering his take on the on the continued Trump hush money trial, telling that the cross-examination of Michael Cohen takes place today. Dom predicts what he expects to hear today from Cohen, noting why he still believes there to be no case. Then, Dom reveals the side topic, and tells who’s been pegged for Wawa’s July 4th concert in Philadelphia, explaining why he believes we could do better than Ke$ha and Ne-Yo. Also, Dom and Dan discuss comments made by Doug Burgum outside the Trump hush money trial, with both explaining why he’s a bad option for Trump’s Vice President.
Then, Dom welcomes Professor Alan Dershowitz onto the Dom Giordano Program to get his expert analysis on the continued Donald Trump hush money trial playing out in New York City. Dershowitz explains why Michael Cohen’s testimony won’t hold, particularly after cross examination, and offers his thoughts on the other trials Trump faces moving forward. Also, Dershowitz, author of ‘War on Woke: Why the New McCarthyism is More Dangerous than the Old’ and longtime professor at Harvard University, tells how we’ve gotten to the point where students are openly spewing anti-Semitic rhetoric. (Photo by Drew Angerer/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes in Wildwood Mayor Ernie Troiano back onto the Dom Giordano Program to reflect on the amazing weekend in Wildwood, where his City hosted former President Trump for a rally that drew tens of thousands to the shore destination. Mayor Troiano takes us behind the scenes, setting the stage for a face-to-face meeting he shared with Trump prior to his hopeful words on the beach. Troiano clears up questions around the numbers, telling that the seemingly inflated numbers also take into account not only the beach attendees, but the mass of crowds along the motorcade route and on the boardwalk and in nearby restaurants watching the event. (Photo by Michael M. Santiago/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes back Jay Town, former U.S. Attorney under Trump in Alabama, back onto the Dom Giordano Program, to offer up some commentary on Michael Cohen’s testimony today in the Trump hush money trial. First, Town speaks to the credibility of the witnesses in the case, completely lambasting the trustworthiness of both porn star Stormy Daniels and former Trump attorney Michael Cohen. Then, Town and Giordano preview what to expect moving forward in the case, whether there will be a mistrial, and whether Trump has any threat of losing the case. (Photo by Spencer Platt/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes Jonny Z, owner of Mulligan’s Shore Bar and Grill down in Wildwood, back onto the Dom Giordano Program to recap the great weekend Donald Trump rally that brought tens of thousands to the shore destination. Jonny takes us through the day, telling of the amazing things he saw from Trump fans and the camaraderie that persisted throughout the entire town all weekend. Also, Jonny tells listeners what they will find if they head to Mulligan’s this summer, and Dom previews his upcoming appearances, including the next Dom Giordano Day. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom welcomes in Scott Presler of EarlyVoteAction.com back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss his trip to Wildwood, where he registered voters during the enormous Trump rally on the beach. Presler tells about his trip, telling of the demographics of individuals that he met there, revealing the multiple individuals who love Trump but have never voted, expressing the importance of getting those voters out to the polls. Scott reveals he’s since left Wildwood, now back to his new home of Pennsylvania, telling why he’s going to Pike County in effort to register rural voters ahead of the 2024 election. (Photo by Michael M. Santiago/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Dom welcomes Jonny Z, owner of Mulligan’s Shore Bar and Grill down in Wildwood, back onto the Dom Giordano Program to recap the great weekend Donald Trump rally that brought tens of thousands to the shore destination. Jonny takes us through the day, telling of the amazing things he saw from Trump fans and the camaraderie that persisted throughout the entire town all weekend. Also, Jonny tells listeners what they will find if they head to Mulligan’s this summer, and Dom previews his upcoming appearances, including the next Dom Giordano Day.
Then, Dom welcomes in Scott Presler of EarlyVoteAction.com back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss his trip to Wildwood, where he registered voters during the enormous Trump rally on the beach. Presler tells about his trip, telling of the demographics of individuals that he met there, revealing the multiple individuals who love Trump but have never voted, expressing the importance of getting those voters out to the polls. Scott reveals he’s since left Wildwood, now back to his new home of Pennsylvania, telling why he’s going to Pike County in effort to register rural voters ahead of the 2024 election. (Photo by Michael M. Santiago/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom welcomes back Jay Town, former U.S. Attorney under Trump in Alabama, back onto the Dom Giordano Program, to offer up some commentary on Michael Cohen’s testimony today in the Trump hush money trial. First, Town speaks to the credibility of the witnesses in the case, completely lambasting the trustworthiness of both porn star Stormy Daniels and former Trump attorney Michael Cohen. Then, Town and Giordano preview what to expect moving forward in the case, whether there will be a mistrial, and whether Trump has any threat of losing the case. Then, for the remainder of the hour, Dom bumps between multiple topics, including the ongoing hush money case and the amazing Trump rally in Wildwood over the weekend. (Photo by Spencer Platt/Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by recapping the weekend in Wildwood with both Trump’s rally on the beach and the meet and greet at Mulligan’s Shore Bar and Grill with Rich Zeoli. Dom tells how amazing the camaraderie was on Saturday, noting why he believes there to be such a great environment every time he’s attended a Trump rally.
Then, Dom welcomes in Wildwood Mayor Ernie Troiano back onto the Dom Giordano Program to reflect on the amazing weekend in Wildwood, where his City hosted former President Trump for a rally that drew tens of thousands to the shore destination. Mayor Troiano takes us behind the scenes, setting the stage for a face-to-face meeting he shared with Trump prior to his hopeful words on the beach. Troiano clears up questions around the numbers, telling that the seemingly inflated numbers also take into account not only the beach attendees, but the mass of crowds along the motorcade route and on the boardwalk and in nearby restaurants watching the event. (Photo by Michael M. Santiago/Getty Images)
Full Hour | Dom Giordano, WPHT host and former teacher, has dedicated much of his daily show toward parents who are taking it into their own hands to push back against school boards that have a negative impact on their children. This has culminated in a weekly podcast on education, Readin', Writin', and Reason, which has allowed wonderful relationships to develop between Giordano, educators, and parents throughout the country who are speaking out against overbearing school boards.
First ,Dom welcomes in Monique Hofkin, a member of the Central Bucks School District, on to discuss a complaint she filed for multiple anonymous parents with the U.S. Department of Education over a Spanish teacher for Central Bucks West who head’s their Muslim Student Association. Hofkin tells us what concerned the parents, offering glimpses onto the teacher’s social media postings which call, among other things, the death of Jews.
Then, Dom continues by welcoming Guy Ciarrocchi back on to discuss a piece he penned for Broad and Liberty concerning the teacher’s union stranglehold on the debate over school choice. Giordano notes the thirst from voters on both sides of the aisle for the allowance to choose where to school their children, with Ciarrocchi explaining why Democratic politicians, even ones who campaign on school choice such as Josh Shapiro, never follow through on their promises.
Dom welcomes RNC Co-Chair Michael Whatley onto the Dom Giordano Program for the first time just ahead of tomorrow’s Donald Trump rally in Wildwood. First, Whatley and Giordano discuss what the trip to New Jersey implies for the Presidential race, noting the inroads that Trump has made with independents, largely due to a horrible policies implemented, and a lack of leadership, by the Biden administration. Then, Whatley explains what the RNC is doing this time around to strengthen election security, noting multiple lawsuits that they’ve filed to help heighten election integrity in the lead up to the Presidential vote. Also, Whatley offers his thoughts on the effort by Democrats to remove Trump from the ballot, and the other threats to democracy posed by the Democratic Party. (Photo by Melissa Sue Gerrits/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes in Colonel Allen B. West back onto the Dom Giordano Program to hear his analysis of the military’s handling of the Gaza strip in the war between Israel and Palestine. First, Dom asks West to recount his working history with Department of Defense head Lloyd Austin, noting how he once looked up to him while serving at Fort Bragg, but regrettably it seems that progressive politics have taken a hold of his decision-making. This leads Col. West to the building of a pier off of the Gaza strip, calling attention to the fact that there are indeed boots on the ground, telling whether he thinks this project is completely necessary. Also, West analyzes other aspects of the War, and gives his take on why the younger generation has become so anti-American. (Photo by Spencer Platt/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s final hour, Dom welcomes Congressman Jeff Van Drew back onto the Dom Giordano Program to preview tomorrow’s Trump rally in Wildwood, NJ. First, Dom asks Van Drew what the final selling points were for Trump to come to New Jersey, a State usually not on a Republican’s radar, with Van Drew explaining the trading of his political party for a visit from the President. Then, Van Drew takes listeners through what they can expect if attending tomorrow’s rally, including a preview of what he’ll say when he takes the stage ahead of Trump.
Then, Dom welcomes in Representative Michael Waltz, the first Green Beret to ever serve in United States Congress, to hear his expert analysis on Biden’s handling of the situation in Gaza. Rep. Waltz breaks down the situation, offering why the building of a pier off the Gaza strip would only instigate action, another misstep by the Biden administration in a line of security bungles. Then, Dom and Waltz delve into ways to hold the Biden administration accountable for their refusal to support Israel, with Waltz explaining why he wrote a letter to Senate leadership asking for a continued pause on political nominations until aid for Israel is released. Finally, Waltz tells what he’s doing to ensure voter integrity, telling why he believes conservatives need to get out early to vote, even if they disagree with the strategy. (Photo by Spencer Platt/Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by offering up some updates on the ongoing hush money trial for former President Donald Trump, previewing what to expect when Michael Cohen takes the stand on Monday. Then, Dom tells about the clearing of the UPenn encampment, noting the good job done by police but also noting that the protest went on for far too long. Then, Dom previews tomorrow’s Wildwood Donald Trump rally, telling what he expects to hear from the President as he comes to the shore. Also, Dom dissects Biden’s recent spin on inflation, playing back clips from a CNN interview in which Biden pretends families aren’t suffering in the way that they actually are, noting how important the young family vote will be for Trump in the upcoming election. (Photo by Spencer Platt/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom welcomes in Colonel Allen B. West back onto the Dom Giordano Program to hear his analysis of the military’s handling of the Gaza strip in the war between Israel and Palestine. First, Dom asks West to recount his working history with Department of Defense head Lloyd Austin, noting how he once looked up to him while serving at Fort Bragg, but regrettably it seems that progressive politics have taken a hold of his decision-making. This leads Col. West to the building of a pier off of the Gaza strip, calling attention to the fact that there are indeed boots on the ground, telling whether he thinks this project is completely necessary. Also, West analyzes other aspects of the War, and gives his take on why the younger generation has become so anti-American.
Then, Dom welcomes RNC Co-Chair Michael Whatley onto the Dom Giordano Program for the first time just ahead of tomorrow’s Donald Trump rally in Wildwood. First, Whatley and Giordano discuss what the trip to New Jersey implies for the Presidential race, noting the inroads that Trump has made with independents, largely due to a horrible policies implemented, and a lack of leadership, by the Biden administration. Then, Whatley explains what the RNC is doing this time around to strengthen election security, noting multiple lawsuits that they’ve filed to help heighten election integrity in the lead up to the Presidential vote. Also, Whatley offers his thoughts on the effort by Democrats to remove Trump from the ballot, and the other threats to democracy posed by the Democratic Party. (Photo by Spencer Platt/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes in Representative Michael Waltz, the first Green Beret to ever serve in United States Congress, to hear his expert analysis on Biden’s handling of the situation in Gaza. Rep. Waltz breaks down the situation, offering why the building of a pier off the Gaza strip would only instigate action, another misstep by the Biden administration in a line of security bungles. Then, Dom and Waltz delve into ways to hold the Biden administration accountable for their refusal to support Israel, with Waltz explaining why he wrote a letter to Senate leadership asking for a continued pause on political nominations until aid for Israel is released. Finally, Waltz tells what he’s doing to ensure voter integrity, telling why he believes conservatives need to get out early to vote, even if they disagree with the strategy. (Photo by Octavio Jones/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes Pennsylvania Senate President Pro Tempore Kim Ward back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss the securing of the passage of a historic tax cut for working families. Ward tells us about Senate Bill 269, which would use Coronavirus surplus to reduce the Personal Income Tax rate from 3.07 percent to 2.8 percent. Ward delves into the depth of the cuts, explaining how this will affect the standard Pennsylvanian, previewing how Democrats in the Assembly and Governor Shapiro will respond to the relief. Also, Kim Ward touches upon her work striving for school choice, voter integrity, and women’s health issues. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom continues by welcome Guy Ciarrocchi back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss a piece he penned for Broad and Liberty concerning the teacher’s union stranglehold on the debate over school choice. Giordano notes the thirst from voters on both sides of the aisle for the allowance to choose where to school their children, with Ciarrocchi explaining why Democratic politicians, even ones who campaign on school choice such as Josh Shapiro, never follow through on their promises. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom welcomes Congressman Matt Gaetz back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss a line of questioning he had against Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin, calling attention to the building of a pier off the Gaza strip. Gaetz explains that he’s concerned that our boots on the ground presence only stokes unnecessary fires, with Americans being put in danger of being fired upon by Hamas by working in Gaza. Then, Dom and the Congressman delve into multiple other topics, including the dynamic of leadership in the House, and the benefits that would come with another Trump presidency. (Photo by Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Dom continues by welcome Guy Ciarrocchi back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss a piece he penned for Broad and Liberty concerning the teacher’s union stranglehold on the debate over school choice. Giordano notes the thirst from voters on both sides of the aisle for the allowance to choose where to school their children, with Ciarrocchi explaining why Democratic politicians, even ones who campaign on school choice such as Josh Shapiro, never follow through on their promises.
Then, Dom offers up some more local stories, telling that he’s heard from credible sources that there will be a police presence organized tomorrow to break up the pro-Palestine encampment on the campus of UPenn. Also, Dom tells of a new event being held by Prevention Point in Philadelphia just after Mayor Cherelle Parker sent clean-up crews to remove encampments of addicts. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom continues the Dom Giordano Program by offering up analysis on continued updates on the situation between Israel and Gaza, telling of a pier being built off the strip which may become a cause for conflict. This leads Dom into continued commentary about the antisemitism we’re seeing throughout the Country, and leads him to play back a clip from Ann Coulter, who told Vivek she refuses to vote for him because he’s Indian, condemning her far right extremism.
Then, Dom welcomes Congressman Matt Gaetz back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss a line of questioning he had against Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin, calling attention to the building of a pier off the Gaza strip. Gaetz explains that he’s concerned that our boots on the ground presence only stokes unnecessary fires, with Americans being put in danger of being fired upon by Hamas by working in Gaza. Then, Dom and the Congressman delve into multiple other topics, including the dynamic of leadership in the House, and the benefits that would come with another Trump presidency. (Photo by Theo Wargo/Getty Images for THR)
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by offering up updates on the continued Trump hush money trial, telling why Stormy Daniels continues to prove herself as an illegitimate witness in the investigation. Then, Dom continues the show by playing back portions of a Joe Biden interview yesterday on CNN, dissecting the President’s spin on inflation that he continues to try and force down the throat of voters prior to the 2024 election.
Then, Dom welcomes Pennsylvania Senate President Pro Tempore Kim Ward back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss the securing of the passage of a historic tax cut for working families. Ward tells us about Senate Bill 269, which would use Coronavirus surplus to reduce the Personal Income Tax rate from 3.07 percent to 2.8 percent. Ward delves into the depth of the cuts, explaining how this will affect the standard Pennsylvanian, previewing how Democrats in the Assembly and Governor Shapiro will respond to the relief. Also, Kim Ward touches upon her work striving for school choice, voter integrity, and women’s health issues. (Photo by Scott Olson/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Dom welcomes back Matt Whitaker, Former Acting Attorney General for Trump and Co-Chair for the America First Policy Institute’s Center of Law and Justice, onto the Dom Giordano Program to hear his analysis of the trials against former President Trump. First, Whitaker offers his analysis of the Stormy Daniels testimony and cross-examination, explaining why he believes why her extraneous comments were grounds for a mistrial. Then, Whitaker previews what to expect from Michael Cohen, telling what he believes will be said that will provide further evidence for a mistrial. Also, Whitaker takes us inside the D.C. Jack Smith case, after the judge in that case postponed any proceedings after an investigation uncovered the mishandling of classified documents by Smith himself.
Then, throughout the remainder of the show, Dom previews the upcoming Trump rally and offers up more analysis on the ongoing trials concerning the former President. Also, Dom takes us inside Capitol Hill, playing back some audio today centered around a hearing into antisemitism emerging in K-12 schools. (Photo by Anna Moneymaker/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom welcomes back Steve Feldman, Executive Director for the Greater Philadelphia Chapter of the Zionist Organization of America, to hear about some of the rhetoric coming out of the pro-Palestinian encampments on the campus of UPenn. Feldman tells about a speech made by former Temple professor Marc Lamont Hill, who appeared on the campus, offering up vitriol toward Jewish individuals, with producer Dan playing back clips from the event. Feldman breaks down both Lamont Hill’s words and claims made against both Zionists and Israel, explaining many misconceptions that these pro-Palestine individuals hold.
Then, Dom welcomes back Wildwood Mayor Ernie Troiano to hear a lay of the land for the upcoming Trump rally on Saturday. First, Dom asks Troiano about comments he made to the Philadelphia Inquirer when asked why he would bring Trump to Wildwood, noting the large economic impact this weekend will have on his shore town. Then, Dom asks Troiano for some history of his very famous cement company, with the Mayor explaining why he imprints his company name on his projects throughout the island. After that, Troaino sets the stage for the event, telling listeners where the President will speak and when they should arrive for the best time. (Photo by Spencer Platt/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes back Wildwood Mayor Ernie Troiano to hear a lay of the land for the upcoming Trump rally on Saturday. First, Dom asks Troiano about comments he made to the Philadelphia Inquirer when asked why he would bring Trump to Wildwood, noting the large economic impact this weekend will have on his shore town. Then, Dom asks Troiano for some history of his very famous cement company, with the Mayor explaining why he imprints his company name on his projects throughout the island. After that, Troaino sets the stage for the event, telling listeners where the President will speak and when they should arrive for the best time. (Photo by Spencer Platt/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes back Matt Whitaker, Former Acting Attorney General for Trump and Co-Chair for the America First Policy Institute’s Center of Law and Justice, onto the Dom Giordano Program to hear his analysis of the trials against former President Trump. First, Whitaker offers his analysis of the Stormy Daniels testimony and cross-examination, explaining why he believes why her extraneous comments were grounds for a mistrial. Then, Whitaker previews what to expect from Michael Cohen, telling what he believes will be said that will provide further evidence for a mistrial. Also, Whitaker takes us inside the D.C. Jack Smith case, after the judge in that case postponed any proceedings after an investigation uncovered the mishandling of classified documents by Smith himself. (Photo by Stephen Maturen/Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by offering up some updates on the ongoing Trump trials, explaining why he believes the case in New York is destined to fall apart after huge wins by cross examination of Stormy Daniels. This leads Dom into the other cases that Trump is charged with, offering up updates on both Fani Willis and his Florida case, as well. Then, Dom takes us back to the topic of the rampant antisemitism throughout the country on college campuses, playing back more updates on the situation in Gaza including Secretary Austin refusing to admit that there will be boots on the ground in Gaza, even though the U.S. Military is building a pier.
Then, Dom welcomes Congressman Scott Perry back onto the Dom Giordano Program to hear his thoughts on developments on the War in Gaza. Perry has been in the forefront in penning a scorching letter to the Biden administration over their Palestinian Refugee Resettlement Plan. Perry explains why he’s spoken out against the resettling of individuals from Gaza, noting how Palestinians took the street to cheer on Hamas’s attack on October 7th. Perry takes us inside D.C. as the strife continues, and answers Dom’s questioning about the differences between those taking buildings on college campuses and those who stormed the Capitol on January 6th. (Photo by Kevin Dietsch/Getty Images)
In today’s second hour, Dom welcomes back Steve Feldman, Executive Director for the Greater Philadelphia Chapter of the Zionist Organization of America, to hear about some of the rhetoric coming out of the pro-Palestinian encampments on the campus of UPenn. Feldman tells about a speech made by former Temple professor Marc Lamont Hill, who appeared on the campus, offering up vitriol toward Jewish individuals, with producer Dan playing back clips from the event. Feldman breaks down both Lamont Hill’s words and claims made against both Zionists and Israel, explaining many misconceptions that these pro-Palestine individuals hold. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom welcomes Jay Town, former U.S. Attorney, back onto the Dom Giordano Program to hear his analysis of the ongoing Stormy Daniels testimony in the Trump hush money trial. Dom and Jay reveal that Daniels has revealed many salacious details about her affairs with Trump and that, due to this, his attorneys have called for a mistrial. Town, surprisingly, explains why he's in favor of not granting the mistrial, noting the positive effect this will have on Trump's candidacy and role as a martyr in the upcoming presidential election. (Photo by Mary Altaffer-Pool/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Dom continues the Dom Giordano Program by telling that the Stormy Daniels testimony has resumed after a lunch, telling that Trump’s lawyers have asked for a mistrial due to extraneous details shared by the former porn star. Dom explains that the lawyers note that, while Stormy was there to provide testimony on financial arrangements, comments have far exceeded what pertains to the case. Then, former US Attorney under Trump Jay Town returns to the Dom Giordano Program to dissect Stormy Daniels' testimony, explaining why he's happy the judge didn't allow Trump's teams request for a mistrial. (Photo by Michael M. Santiago/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes in Monique Hofkin, a member of the Central Bucks School District, onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss a complaint she filed for multiple anonymous parents with the U.S. Department of Education over a Spanish teacher for Central Bucks West who head’s their Muslim Student Association. Hofkin tells us what concerned the parents, offering glimpses onto the teacher’s social media postings which call, among other things, the death of Jews. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by offering up some updates on the Stormy Daniels testimony in the hush money trial against former President Donald Trump, taking listeners inside the trial and telling what’s going on as Daniels unfurls her allegations. While giving updates, Dom takes calls from listeners on both sides of the aisle, and explains why this testimony proves the entire thing to be a ‘clown show.’ Then, Dom continues the Dom Giordano Program by telling more updates in the other trials concerning Trump, and previews the upcoming Donald Trump rally in Wildwood. (Photo by Drew Angerer/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom continues the Dom Giordano Program by discussing the ongoing Trump trial, with Stormy Daniels testifying about alleged hush money payments. Dom plays back audio from Donald Trump speaking out about the gag rulings, where the former President says he’s ready to go to jail over the unconstitutionality of the order. Then, Dom continues the show by playing back a TikToker who tried arguing that student loan forgiveness would not affect taxpayers, which launches a passionate debate between Dom and his producer as to how conservatives should frame the issue.
Then, Dom welcomes in Monique Hofkin, a member of the Central Bucks School District, onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss a complaint she filed for multiple anonymous parents with the U.S. Department of Education over a Spanish teacher for Central Bucks West who head’s their Muslim Student Association. Hofkin tells us what concerned the parents, offering glimpses onto the teacher’s social media postings which call, among other things, the death of Jews. (Photo by Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Dom continues the Dom Giordano Program by offering updates on the continued pro-Palestine protests on college campuses, telling that the encampment at Penn still remains strong. Dom takes us inside the encampment, telling what protesters are calling for, undressing the ridiculous nature of these elitist students. Then, after playing Dom’s Money Melody, Dom returns to politics, explaining new questions arising surrounding mail-in drop boxes, and what that means for election integrity in the upcoming election.
Then, Dom welcomes Dave McCormick, candidate for U.S. Senate in Pennsylvania, back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss his visit last week to UPenn’s anti-Israel encampment. McCormick explains the scene there, noting the aggression that students have faced when trying to pass through the encampment, including one student who was asked whether he had a good dental plan in a veiled threat. McCormick points out the absence of sitting Senator and opponent Bob Casey, pointing to statements made by progressive John Fetterman, noting the lack of leadership in the Senator’s silence. Then, Dom asks McCormick about Casey’s stance on electric vehicles, with McCormick pointing to the haste in re-working our energy system in the country and the importance of being energy independent. (Photo by Brandon Bell/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes Dave McCormick, candidate for U.S. Senate in Pennsylvania, back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss his visit last week to UPenn’s anti-Israel encampment. McCormick explains the scene there, noting the aggression that students have faced when trying to pass through the encampment, including one student who was asked whether he had a good dental plan in a veiled threat. McCormick points out the absence of sitting Senator and opponent Bob Casey, pointing to statements made by progressive John Fetterman, noting the lack of leadership in the Senator’s silence. Then, Dom asks McCormick about Casey’s stance on electric vehicles, with McCormick pointing to the haste in re-working our energy system in the country and the importance of being energy independent. (Photo by Jeff Swensen/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes in former Capitol Police Chief Steven Sund, who served as the leader of the Capitol Police from 2019 until 2021, serving as Chief during the January 6th fiasco. Chief Sund, who authored Courage Under Fire: Under Siege and Outnumbered 58 to 1 on January 6, offers some new glimpses into the fateful day, sending over to Dom a letter written by Christopher Miller that proves some questions that have since arisen about the event. Sund clears up the day, explaining whether cases filed against the President will stand up when push comes to shove. (Photo by Drew Angerer/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom continues the Dom Giordano Program by telling about an effort in Delaware County to transition a parcel of property in Marple referred to as the Don Guanella site into immigrant housing. Then, Dom welcomes in former Capitol Police Chief Steven Sund, who served as the leader of the Capitol Police from 2019 until 2021, serving as Chief during the January 6th fiasco. Chief Sund, who authored Courage Under Fire: Under Siege and Outnumbered 58 to 1 on January 6, offers some new glimpses into the fateful day, sending over to Dom a letter written by Christopher Miller that proves some questions that have since arisen about the event. Sund clears up the day, explaining whether cases filed against the President will stand up when push comes to shove. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by offering up some recaps on two pressing issues, both locally and nationally. First, Dom offers updates on the continuation of the Trump hush money trial, offering some analysis from legal experts who dissect the nature of the anti-Trump argument. Then, Dom tells about a hearing on Friday held by the Congressional Judiciary Committee here in Philadelphia featuring Jim Jordan, highlighting the negative impact of Larry Krasner’s hyper-progressive criminal justice reform.
Dom welcomes back Congressman Jeff Van Drew onto the Dom Giordano Program to preview Saturday’s upcoming Donald Trump rally in Wildwood, NJ. Van Drew sets the stage for the day, telling listeners how ticketing will work and explaining what can and cannot be brought by attendees. Van Drew explains what make Trump’s second trip to Wildwood significant, and previews some topics Trump supporters can prepare to hear spoken about on the big day. Also, Van Drew takes us inside a judiciary hearing held Friday in Philadelphia, explaining why he, Jim Jordan, and others wanted to shine a spotlight on the negative implications of policies enacted by Philadelphia DA Larry Krasner. (Photo by Fulton County Sheriff's Office via Getty Images)
Dom welcomes back Congressman Jeff Van Drew onto the Dom Giordano Program to preview Saturday’s upcoming Donald Trump rally in Wildwood, NJ. Van Drew sets the stage for the day, telling listeners how ticketing will work and explaining what can and cannot be brought by attendees. Van Drew explains what make Trump’s second trip to Wildwood significant, and previews some topics Trump supporters can prepare to hear spoken about on the big day. Also, Van Drew takes us inside a judiciary hearing held Friday in Philadelphia, explaining why he, Jim Jordan, and others wanted to shine a spotlight on the negative implications of policies enacted by Philadelphia DA Larry Krasner. (Photo by Spencer Platt/Getty Images)
Full Hour | Dom Giordano, WPHT host and former teacher, has dedicated much of his daily show toward parents who are taking it into their own hands to push back against school boards that have a negative impact on their children. This has culminated in a weekly podcast on education, Readin', Writin', and Reason, which has allowed wonderful relationships to develop between Giordano, educators, and parents throughout the country who are speaking out against overbearing school boards.
This week, Dom welcomes Stephanie, a parent in the North Penn School District, who led a protest last week after a horrific incident played out in her child’s school Pennbrook Middle School, back onto the podcast to offer updates on the story after last night’s meeting on safety in the school district. Dom first reminds listeners of the story, telling of a terribly violent attack with a Stanley steel mug on a 12-year-old by a 13-year-old who has had a violent past. It came out with the incident that faculty were warned of an impending attack, with allegations that the warnings were ignored due to the gender identity of the assailant. After hanging up with Stephanie, Dom takes a call from Vince Altieri, another father in the North Penn school district, who penned an article for North Penn Now about the horrific attack in the district. Vince explains why he’s called for changes to administration, noting a continued trend of politics prioritized over other issues in the district, here being the safety of students.
In today's third hour, Dom leads off the Dom Giordano Program by discussing a call by Montgomery County commissioners to leaders of county municipalities to allow homeless shelters, affordable housing in their affluent towns. Dom frames the issue through the usage of spot zoning, and explains why he would expect, if he lived in the county, to be vehement when hearing of this suggestion. Then, Dom moves back to the topic of the antisemitic protesters on college campuses, playing back audio from more on the Left condemning the action of the extremist wing of their party, besides one local professor, who urges students to cause havoc. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom welcomes Congressman Mike Waltz to the Dom Giordano Program, who’s been making news after congressional leadership asked for him and other members of Congress to reconsider a planned skydiving jump over Normandy on the anniversary of D-Day. Waltz explains the significance of the jump, and walks through all the safety precautions he’ll be taking to ensure that a conservative majority remains in Congress. Then, Dom asks Waltz about his hawkish stance on China, with Waltz explaining the importance of ending the ideological subversion employed by the communist regime using TikTok as a vessel. Also, Waltz explains how universities could quickly end the protests on campus, what Joe Biden should say to condemn said protests, and tells how things would be different under President Trump. (Photo by Eva Marie Uzcategui/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom continues the Dom Giordano Program by offering up some more updates on the anti-Israel protests on college campuses, playing back audio of UCLA leaders calling out the ‘colonialism’ employed by their university. Dom, while playing back Mayor Eric Adams condemnation of outside actors, receives a call from Steve Feldman, Executive Director for the Greater Philadelphia Chapter of the Zionist Organization of America, who was just leaving the protests at UPenn where he suspects many outside influences are also contributing to the strife.
Then, Dom welcomes Congressman Mike Waltz to the Dom Giordano Program, who’s been making news after congressional leadership asked for him and other members of Congress to reconsider a planned skydiving jump over Normandy on the anniversary of D-Day. Waltz explains the significance of the jump, and walks through all the safety precautions he’ll be taking to ensure that a conservative majority remains in Congress. Then, Dom asks Waltz about his hawkish stance on China, with Waltz explaining the importance of ending the ideological subversion employed by the communist regime using TikTok as a vessel. Also, Waltz explains how universities could quickly end the protests on campus, what Joe Biden should say to condemn said protests, and tells how things would be different under President Trump. (Photo by Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by offering updates on the continued anti-Israel encampments and protests on college campuses around the country, playing back clips from progressives now changing tune and condemning the actions of protesters making Jewish students feel unsafe. After playing back Joe Scarborough and Al Sharpton on MSNBC, Dom plays the comments of President Joe Biden, dissecting the words of the country’s leader who, he thinks, didn’t go far enough in condemning the protests. Then, throughout the hour, Dom takes calls from listeners offering their thoughts on the strife in the Middle East. (Photo by Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Dom continues the Dom Giordano Program by welcoming back Dr. Joel Fitzgerald onto the show to discuss an upcoming hearing held by the House Judiciary Committee here in Philadelphia. This Friday, Representative Jim Jordan and the rest of the committee will field a hearing on ‘victims of violent crime in Philadelphia’ featuring individuals like Dr. Fitzgerald, who lost his son, Temple Police Sergeant Chris Fitzgerald, who was gunned down by a murderer from Bucks County who came to Philadelphia to take advantage of relaxed prosecutions and policing. Fitzgerald previews what we can expect to come out of the hearing, underlining the dangerous impact of progressive policies such as those instituted by Larry Krasner that enables the violent crime that’s deeply affected the witnesses. (Photo by Anna Moneymaker/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes in Lara Trump, co-chair of the RNC, back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss strategies she and her team are employing ahead of the 2024 election in effort to get her father-in-law, former President Donald Trump, elected. First, though, the Chairwoman offers her thoughts on Joe Biden’s interview with Howard Stern in which he agreed to a debate with former President Trump, explaining how her team is moving heaven and earth to make a debate actually happen. Then, Lara previews the Wildwood rally on May 11th, and tells listeners how they can help strengthen our elections and volunteer to be pollwatchers in the upcoming Presidential election. (Photo by Anna Moneymaker/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Dom continues the Dom Giordano Program by welcoming back Dr. Joel Fitzgerald onto the show to discuss an upcoming hearing held by the House Judiciary Committee here in Philadelphia. This Friday, Representative Jim Jordan and the rest of the committee will field a hearing on ‘victims of violent crime in Philadelphia’ featuring individuals like Dr. Fitzgerald, who lost his son, Temple Police Sergeant Chris Fitzgerald, who was gunned down by a murderer from Bucks County who came to Philadelphia to take advantage of relaxed prosecutions and policing. Fitzgerald previews what we can expect to come out of the hearing, underlining the dangerous impact of progressive policies such as those instituted by Larry Krasner that enables the violent crime that’s deeply affected the witnesses. (Photo by Drew Hallowell/Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by offering up his opinion on some topics breaking, including the continued protests on college campuses. Giordano plays back clips from the protesters, who were moved out of Hamilton Hall by the NYPD last night, including one leader who requested ‘humanitarian aid’ for those at the encampment. This leads Dom into a conversation about student loans after Biden announced forgiveness for students who attended art schools, noting that student loan forgiveness could cost the government over a trillion dollars.
Then, Dom welcomes in Lara Trump, co-chair of the RNC, back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss strategies she and her team are employing ahead of the 2024 election in effort to get her father-in-law, former President Donald Trump, elected. First, though, the Chairwoman offers her thoughts on Joe Biden’s interview with Howard Stern in which he agreed to a debate with former President Trump, explaining how her team is moving heaven and earth to make a debate actually happen. Then, Lara previews the Wildwood rally on May 11th, and tells listeners how they can help strengthen our elections and volunteer to be pollwatchers in the upcoming Presidential election. (Photo by Stephanie Keith/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes Gabrielle Bruno back onto the Dom Giordano Program to hear about the upcoming National Day of Prayer event in Delaware County on Thursday morning. More details can be found at NationalDayofPrayerDelCo.com. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom welcomes back in Stephanie, a parent in the North Penn School District, who led a protest last week after a horrific incident played out in her child’s school Pennbrook Middle School, back onto the Dom Giordano Program to offer updates on the story after last night’s meeting on safety in the school district. Dom first reminds listeners of the story, telling of a terribly violent attack with a Stanley steel mug on a 12-year-old by a 13-year-old who has had a violent past. It came out with the incident that faculty were warned of an impending attack, with allegations that the warnings were ignored due to the gender identity of the assailant. After hanging up with Stephanie, Dom takes a call from Vince Altieri, another father in the North Penn school district, who penned an article for North Penn Now about the horrific attack in the district. Vince explains why he’s called for changes to administration, noting a continued trend of politics prioritized over other issues in the district, here being the safety of students. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom welcomes Jay Town, Former US Attorney for the Northern District of Alabama, onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss multiple legal issues pertaining to President Trump and protests throughout the nation. First, Dom tells Town that he loves a tweet he made earlier today that suggest the respective universities facing protests call in their football team to break up and send home the anti-Israel protesters. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Dom continues the Dom Giordano Program by strategizing for the upcoming 2024 election, revealing a call by Donald Trump Jr for Pennsylvanians to register for mail-in balloting. This gives Dom reason to again stress the importance of utilizing the tactic in the election, noting that he’s both against the idea but recognizes the necessity to play an unfair game set forth by the Democrats. Then, Dom welcomes Gabrielle Bruno back onto the Dom Giordano Program to hear about the upcoming National Day of Prayer event in Delaware County on Thursday morning. More details can be found at NationalDayofPrayerDelCo.com. (Photo by Brandon Bell/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom welcomes in newly re-elected State Representative Amen Brown back onto the Dom Giordano Program, a Democrat who faced strong opposition during his primary by a candidate backed by the Working Families Party, a Socialist sect of the Democratic Party, who vehemently disagree with Brown’s hard stance on crime. Brown explains his duty in Harrisburg, and breaks down the odd dynamic between white progressives in West Philadelphia and the black community that's being used for their experimentation of their progressive ideologies.
Then, Dom moves back to the topic of anti-Israel protestors out at Columbia who have violently taken over Hamilton Hall, taking calls from listeners asking how we’ve gotten to the point where young people in America have sided with terrorists. Also, Dom welcomes Jay Town, Former US Attorney for the Northern District of Alabama, onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss multiple legal issues pertaining to President Trump and protests throughout the nation. First, Dom tells Town that he loves a tweet he made earlier today that suggest the respective universities facing protests call in their football team to break up and send home the anti-Israel protesters. (Photo by Spencer Platt/Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by offering his thoughts on developments centered on the Columbia University encampments, expressing his frustration with school officials who have now let protesters break into a very famous campus building. Then, Dom welcomes back in Stephanie, a parent in the North Penn School District, who led a protest last week after a horrific incident played out in her child’s school Pennbrook Middle School, back onto the Dom Giordano Program to offer updates on the story after last night’s meeting on safety in the school district. Dom first reminds listeners of the story, telling of a terribly violent attack with a Stanley steel mug on a 12-year-old by a 13-year-old who has had a violent past. It came out with the incident that faculty were warned of an impending attack, with allegations that the warnings were ignored due to the gender identity of the assailant. After hanging up with Stephanie, Dom takes a call from Vince Altieri, another father in the North Penn school district, who penned an article for North Penn Now about the horrific attack in the district. Vince explains why he’s called for changes to administration, noting a continued trend of politics prioritized over other issues in the district, here being the safety of students. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom welcomes in newly re-elected State Representative Amen Brown back onto the Dom Giordano Program, a Democrat who faced strong opposition during his primary by a candidate backed by the Working Families Party, a Socialist sect of the Democratic Party, who vehemently disagree with Brown’s hard stance on crime. Brown explains his duty in Harrisburg, and breaks down the odd dynamic between white progressives in West Philadelphia and the black community that's being used for their experimentation of their progressive ideologies. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Dom welcomes Karoline Leavitt, National Spokesperson for the Trump Campaign, back onto the Dom Giordano Program to take us inside the courtroom for the Trump hush money trial. Leavitt, who’s been inside alongside Donald Trump, tells us what it’s been like sitting in front of the very biased judge, with Leavitt previewing what’s next to come in the trial. Then, Dom asks Leavitt about news happening as they speak with the NYPD moving protestors out at Columbia University, with Leavitt explaining how and why this wouldn’t be happening if Trump were President. Also, Karoline previews the upcoming Wildwood rally on May 11th, telling listeners how they can get tickets and what to expect on the big day. Then, for the remainder of the hour, Dom bounces between topics presented throughout the show, including a far-too-close interview between Drew Barrymore and Kamala Harris, the anti-Israel encampments at local colleges and the Trump trial, which resumes tomorrow. (Photo by Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom continues the Dom Giordano Program by discussing the decision by Columbia University to finally move on and close the encampments that have developed in protest of Israel because of the situation in Gaza. Dom expresses his support, with producer Dan taking listeners to his Alma mater, where state police were called in to break up an Indiana University encampment swiftly. This leads Dom to play a sad clip of a child leading a protest, expressing why the ideology is poisonous to children. Then, Dom welcomes Scott Presler back onto the Dom Giordano Program to hear about his newest announcement, that he’s officially relocated to Pennsylvania in an effort to continue registering Republicans for the upcoming 2024 presidential elections, noting why the state is so important that he felt the need to move here. (Photo by Michael M. Santiago/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes Scott Presler of EarlyVoteAction.com back onto the Dom Giordano Program to hear about his newest announcement, that he’s officially relocated to Pennsylvania in an effort to continue registering Republicans for the upcoming 2024 presidential elections, noting why the state is so important that he felt the need to move here. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by offering up a recap of some political topics that unfolded over the weekend, first playing back clips from White House Correspondents Dinner host Colin Jost, who explained that he supports Joe Biden because Biden is a ‘decent man.’ This gives Dom cause to explain why he disagrees with the notion. Then, Dom offers some updates centered around the Trump cases, playing back a clip from George Stephanopoulos who lead off his ABC show by arguing that the ‘bedrock tenets of our Democracy are being tested.’ Then, Dom plays back a questioned asked by an Eagles reporter to newly picked cornerback Cooper DeJean, asking whether his skin color should be one of the first questions faced on one of the best days of his life.
Dom welcomes Karoline Leavitt, National Spokesperson for the Trump Campaign, back onto the Dom Giordano Program to take us inside the courtroom for the Trump hush money trial. Leavitt, who’s been inside alongside Donald Trump, tells us what it’s been like sitting in front of the very biased judge, with Leavitt previewing what’s next to come in the trial. Then, Dom asks Leavitt about news happening as they speak with the NYPD moving protestors out at Columbia University, with Leavitt explaining how and why this wouldn’t be happening if Trump were President. Also, Karoline previews the upcoming Wildwood rally on May 11th, telling listeners how they can get tickets and what to expect on the big day. (Photo by Curtis Means-Pool/Getty Images)
Dom Giordano, WPHT host and former teacher, has dedicated much of his daily show toward parents who are taking it into their own hands to push back against school boards that have a negative impact on their children. This has culminated in a weekly podcast on education, Readin', Writin', and Reason, which has allowed wonderful relationships to develop between Giordano, educators, and parents throughout the country who are speaking out against overbearing school boards.
First, Dom welcomes in Stephanie, a parent of a 7th grader at Pennbrook Middle School, onto the podcast to discuss why she and other parents were out protesting the North Penn School District for answers concerning a brutal lunchroom attack on a 12-year-old. Stephanie takes us inside the situation, telling of the horrific incident that he daughter now has nightmares about featuring a 13-year old student bloodying another with a Stanley steel mug in an attack that could’ve potentially been prevented had school leadership heeded the warnings of students.
Next, Dom welcomes Washington Examiner reporter Chris Tremoglie back on for some updates on the shocking controversy. Tremoglie tells of a new injunction released by the judge that demands media not reveal details about the assailant, an odd move as the standard for reporting minors is to not reveal any personal or identifying information.
Finally, Dom welcomes Camden County Commissioner Jeffrey L. Nash onto the podcast to discuss why he chose to speak out when he heard of a Voorhees School District-supported pro-Palestine protest that he considers anti-Semitic. Giordano, while he agrees, takes the stance of devil’s advocate in asking Nash to justify why this is not solely an expression of the First Amendment. Nash tells of the hateful rhetoric in these anti-Israel protests, noting the way Jewish students feel when seeing other students express such a stance.
Dom welcomes Congressman Jeff Van Drew back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss the upcoming May 11th Trump rally in Wildwood, which the Congressman was instrumental in organizing. Van Drew sets the stage for the event, explaining how the set up on the beach featuring a capacity of 40,000 will look, and telling when listeners should arrive for their best shot to see the future President. Then, Van Drew takes Giordano and listeners down to Washington D.C. for an inside look into issues being debated on Capitol Hill, touching on multiple topics including the viability of Speaker Mike Johnson. (Photo by Spencer Platt/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Dom welcomes Congressman Jeff Van Drew back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss the upcoming May 11th Trump rally in Wildwood, which the Congressman was instrumental in organizing. Van Drew sets the stage for the event, explaining how the set up on the beach featuring a capacity of 40,000 will look, and telling when listeners should arrive for their best shot to see the future President. Then, Van Drew takes Giordano and listeners down to Washington D.C. for an inside look into issues being debated on Capitol Hill, touching on multiple topics including the viability of Speaker Mike Johnson. (Photo by Kevin Dietsch/Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by offering his updated thoughts on the Supreme Court arguments over presidential immunity, expressing why he doesn’t believe that a President should have ultimate immunity, noting there needs to be some sort of limit. Then, Dom tells that he’s accepted Linda Kerns’ challenge to a Moot Court debate, asking listeners for topics that the two should debate when that time comes. Then, Dom tells that he’s pursuing Gloucester County officials after they had a great result following a report of shoplifting at a town Target. Also, Dom finds out the Howard Stern had a surprise guest today… Joe Biden, which leads to him playing back clips from the interview throughout the remainder of the hour and show. (Photo by Scott Olson/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom continues the Dom Giordano Program by playing back amazing audio from a surprise interview between Howard Stern and Joe Biden. Dom breaks down some egregious lies the Biden told in retelling his life, including a claim about segregation that Biden keeps putting out there that has been proven false on multiple occasions. Then, Dom tells of a horrific anecdote shared by potential Trump VP Kristi Noem, who pridefully accounted the execution of her family pet and goat in a new book. Then, Dom welcomes in media critic Scott Cronick, who tries convincing Giordano to watch FX series Shogun, explaining that it may be one of the best series of all time. (Photo by Bryan Bedder/Getty Images)
Full Hour | Dom welcomes in attorney Linda Kerns, one of the forefront minds on the topic of voter integrity, back onto the Dom Giordano Program. Linda, who represented Donald Trump in 2020 and the Republican National Committee in 2022 in voter integrity cases, joins to discuss what’s being done in 2024 with poll watchers to ensure that votes are secure. Then, after playing Dom’s Money Melody, Dom continues the show by analyzing both ongoing Trump trials, offering updates on the Supreme Court analysis over presidential immunity, and David Pecker’s testimony at the hush money trial. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom welcomes in Steven Bilski, CEO/Principal of the Memphis Street Academy, onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss why his school is close to closing due to outside forces, with the placement of their school right in the epicenter of Kensington, which has become the drug capitol of the east coast. Bilski reveals the horrific environment that has been forced upon his students, expressing what they pass when they walk to school and what faculty has to fight against concerning external forces including drug culture and violence. (Photo by Spencer Platt/Getty Images)
In today’s third hour, Dom welcomes in attorney Linda Kerns, one of the forefront minds on the topic of voter integrity, back onto the Dom Giordano Program. Linda, who represented Donald Trump in 2020 and the Republican National Committee in 2022 in voter integrity cases, joins to discuss what’s being done in 2024 with poll watchers to ensure that votes are secure. Then, after playing Dom’s Money Melody, Dom continues the show by analyzing both ongoing Trump trials, offering updates on the Supreme Court analysis over presidential immunity, and David Pecker’s testimony at the hush money trial. (Photo by Joe Kohen/Getty Images for American Media, Inc.)
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom continues the Dom Giordano Program by telling that he was to be joined by a Trump spokesperson, but due to timing of the trial in New York, his guest has been called into a meeting and can’t join. That, though, gives Dom cause to give his analysis of both the hush money trial in New York City and the Supreme Court back-and-forth over presidential immunity in Washington D.C. Dom plays back some arguments made by Justice Samuel Alito asking whether FDR would be held accountable for internment camps under the new analysis, and an exchange between one of Trump’s lawyers and Justice Jackson-Brown over precedent. (Photo by Fulton County Sheriff's Office via Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by telling of continued pro-Palestine and anti-Israel protests in Philadelphia, noting that multiple police sources reported a ramping up of officers prior to a planned protest. This leads Dom into commentary about the Columbia University situation, relating it to Eastern High School, which postponed yesterday a protest that was deemed anti-Semitic even by elected officials.
Then, Dom welcomes in Steven Bilski, CEO/Principal of the Memphis Street Academy, onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss why his school is close to closing due to outside forces, with the placement of their school right in the epicenter of Kensington, which has become the drug capitol of the east coast. Bilski reveals the horrific environment that has been forced upon his students, expressing what they pass when they walk to school and what faculty has to fight against concerning external forces including drug culture and violence. (Photo by Justin Sullivan/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Dom welcomes Julie Kelly, an investigative reporter who’s Substack can be found at Declassified.Live, back onto the Dom Giordano Program to hear her great analysis and work looking into the Jack Smith January 6th indictment. This week, Kelly released on Twitter (@julie_kelly2) key evidence related to the classified documents case, pointing to what the Department of Justice wanted to conceal, being collaboration between the Biden White House and NARA to concoct cases. Kelly delves into her investigation, breaking apart multiple Trump trials, proving why there’s not much for the former President’s prosecutors to stand on. Also, throughout the hour, Dom continues taking calls both on pertinent topics and the side topic of the day, asking for individuals who have an annoying voice. (Photo by Larry Ellis/Daily Express/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes Camden County Commissioner Jeffrey L. Nash back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss why he chose to speak out when he heard of a Voorhees School District-supported pro-Palestine protest that he considers anti-Semitic. Giordano, while he agrees, takes the stance of devil’s advocate in asking Nash to justify why this is not solely an expression of the First Amendment. Nash tells of the hateful rhetoric in these anti-Israel protests, noting the way Jewish students feel when seeing other students express such a stance. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom welcomes Julie Kelly, an investigative reporter who’s Substack can be found at Declassified.Live, back onto the Dom Giordano Program to hear her great analysis and work looking into the Jack Smith January 6th indictment. This week, Kelly released on Twitter (@julie_kelly2) key evidence related to the classified documents case, pointing to what the Department of Justice wanted to conceal, being collaboration between the Biden White House and NARA to concoct cases. Kelly delves into her investigation, breaking apart multiple Trump trials, proving why there’s not much for the former President’s prosecutors to stand on. (Photo by Jon Cherry/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes President of Catholic League Bill Donohue back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss the selective investigations performed by the FBI. In a letter penned this week, Donohue called attention to an Inspector General report on an FBI probe of Catholics. Donohue goes into detail about a case featuring a breakaway Catholic Church, with the FBI doing a deep dive into multiple Catholics due to this one person becoming a ‘nutjob.’ Donohue asks a great question, asking why only Catholics face this type of pursuit, offering what he thinks would happen had this been another religion. Also, Donohue points to more blind eyes turned by the Biden administration toward morally incorrect priorities, noting a double standard emerging in our justice department. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom continues the Dom Giordano Program with analysis of both local and national issues. First, Dom provides updates on the situation over at Eastern High School in Voorhees where students planned an anti-Israel protest that has since been canceled. Then, Dom turns to national issues, playing back a clip from a union leader who compares Biden’s economic reform to the GI bill for his union members.
Then, Dom welcomes Camden County Commissioner Jeffrey L. Nash back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss why he chose to speak out when he heard of a Voorhees School District-supported pro-Palestine protest that he considers anti-Semitic. Giordano, while he agrees, takes the stance of devil’s advocate in asking Nash to justify why this is not solely an expression of the First Amendment. Nash tells of the hateful rhetoric in these anti-Israel protests, noting the way Jewish students feel when seeing other students express such a stance.(Photo by Spencer Platt/Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by telling about some great things from RNC Chair Lara Trump, who appeared on Newsmax with Eric Bolling and revealed that there are tons of committed poll watchers already signed up, along with lawyers at polling locations to ensure voter integrity in the upcoming election. Then, Dom tells about a guest coming up at 1:30, telling he’ll be joined by Camden County Commissioner Jeffrey Nash after revealing that a Voorhees high school, Eastern, has withdrawn their support for a student-planned anti-Israel protest.
Then, Dom welcomes President of Catholic League Bill Donohue back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss the selective investigations performed by the FBI. In a letter penned this week, Donohue called attention to an Inspector General report on an FBI probe of Catholics. Donohue goes into detail about a case featuring a breakaway Catholic Church, with the FBI doing a deep dive into multiple Catholics due to this one person becoming a ‘nutjob.’ Donohue asks a great question, asking why only Catholics face this type of pursuit, offering what he thinks would happen had this been another religion. Also, Donohue points to more blind eyes turned by the Biden administration toward morally incorrect priorities, noting a double standard emerging in our justice department. (Photo by Win McNamee/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes in Stephanie, a parent of a 7th grader at Pennbrook Middle School, onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss why she and other parents were out protesting the North Penn School District for answers concerning a brutal lunchroom attack on a 12-year-old. Stephanie takes us inside the situation, telling of the horrific incident that he daughter now has nightmares about featuring a 13-year old student bloodying another with a Stanley steel mug in an attack that could’ve potentially been prevented had school leadership heeded the warnings of students. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom welcomes Bill O’Reilly back onto the Dom Giordano Program to hear his No Spin Assessment on the Trump hush money trial unfolding in New York City. First, though, Dom asks O’Reilly about his newly announced book Confronting the Presidents: No Spin Assessments from Washington to Biden which releases in September, with the famed commentator telling why he believes Biden to be the second worst president of all-time. Then, Dom inquires about a bet made by Bill against Rosie O’Donnell about whether Trump faces any convictions, with O’Reilly telling why he made the bet and what he expects out of all the charges that the former President faces. (Photo by Ilya S. Savenok/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes Washington Examiner reporter Chris Tremoglie back onto the Dom Giordano Program for some updates on the shocking controversy in a Montgomery County suburb featuring a brutal attack at a middle school. Dom tells the story of a 12-year-old Pennbrook Middle School student who was attacked by a 13-year old student who allegedly identifies as transgender, after complaints were made by the 12 year old to school leadership. Tremoglie tells of a new injunction released by the judge that demands media not reveal details about the assailant, an odd move as the standard for reporting minors is to not reveal any personal or identifying information. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Dom welcomes in Stephanie, a parent of a 7th grader at Pennbrook Middle School, onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss why she and other parents were out protesting the North Penn School District for answers concerning a brutal lunchroom attack on a 12-year-old. Stephanie takes us inside the situation, telling of the horrific incident that he daughter now has nightmares about featuring a 13-year old student bloodying another with a Stanley steel mug in an attack that could’ve potentially been prevented had school leadership heeded the warnings of students.
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom welcomes Washington Examiner reporter Chris Tremoglie back onto the Dom Giordano Program for some updates on the shocking controversy in a Montgomery County suburb featuring a brutal attack at a middle school. Dom tells the story of a 12-year old Pennbrook Middle School student who was attacked by a 13-year old student who allegedly identifies as transgender, after complaints were made by the 12-year old to school leadership. Tremoglie tells of a new injunction released by the judge that demands media not reveal details about the assailant, an odd move as the standard for reporting minors is to not reveal any personal or identifying information.
Then, Dom continues the Dom Giordano Program by giving an update on the situation involving Democratic Assemblyman Kevin Boyle, who had charges against him dropped by Progressive DA Larry Krasner, the timing of which leading to questions as to whether there were any political motives with the move. Also, Dom and Dan discuss the move by the Sixers to file a grievance with the NBA after the horrible officiating in their last two playoff games. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by updating multiple stories that he’s been following on the show, first telling of a protest led by parents at Pennbrook Middle School after the brutal attack by a 13-year-old student who allegedly identifies as transgender. Then, Dom offers some updated thoughts on the Trump trial, explaining why he’s annoyed that a juror will hold up the trial for a dentist’s appointment while Trump isn’t allowed to attend his son’s graduation.
Then, Dom welcomes Bill O’Reilly back onto the Dom Giordano Program to hear his No Spin Assessment on the Trump hush money trial unfolding in New York City. First, though, Dom asks O’Reilly about his newly announced book Confronting the Presidents: No Spin Assessments from Washington to Biden which releases in September, with the famed commentator telling why he believes Biden to be the second worst president of all-time. Then, Dom inquires about a bet made by Bill against Rosie O’Donnell about whether Trump faces any convictions, with O’Reilly telling why he made the bet and what he expects out of all the charges that the former President faces. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom welcomes in Pennsylvania State Representative Dawn Keefer, head of the Freedom Caucus, back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss her continued efforts to strengthen election security. This week, Keefer was highlighted in a piece by the Federalist that calls her work the ‘most important election integrity case’ in the upcoming election. Giordano asks for an update on a lawsuit filed by Keefer against the Biden administration, Josh Shapiro, and other officials that seeks an injunction on a Biden decision that directs all federal agencies to partner with state and local authorities on voter registration and other initiatives. This all ties into the controversial topic of Zuckerbucks, the infusion of private money to help solidify chances in upcoming elections for Democrats. Keefer tells where the suit stands, expressing her reasoning for filing, and telling what she hopes is done to further ensure election integrity in future elections. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Dom continues the Dom Giordano Program by telling of a news break that New England Patriots owner Robert Kraft will pull his donations from Columbia University after their continued support of anti-Semitic protests. Dom explains his support for the move, stressing his frustration that some of America’s most noted institutions continue to allow hate to seethe from a portion of their student base.
Then, Dom welcomes in Pennsylvania State Representative Dawn Keefer, head of the Freedom Caucus, back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss her continued efforts to strengthen election security. This week, Keefer was highlighted in a piece by the Federalist that calls her work the ‘most important election integrity case’ in the upcoming election. Giordano asks for an update on a lawsuit filed by Keefer against the Biden administration, Josh Shapiro, and other officials that seeks an injunction on a Biden decision that directs all federal agencies to partner with state and local authorities on voter registration and other initiatives. This all ties into the controversial topic of Zuckerbucks, the infusion of private money to help solidify chances in upcoming elections for Democrats. Keefer tells where the suit stands, expressing her reasoning for filing, and telling what she hopes is done to further ensure election integrity in future elections. (Photo by Matt Winkelmeyer/Getty Images for The Recording Academy)
Dom welcomes in Andy McCarthy, Fox News Legal Analyst, back onto the Dom Giordano Program to offer his thoughts on the first day of the Trump hush money trial playing out today in New York City. McCarthy breaks down the arguments of District Attorney Alvin Bragg, telling how he believes much of his points to fall flat quickly when put into context of political precedent. McCarthy puts on his hat as both a prosecutor and defending attorney, providing a descriptive in-depth account of what to expect from the remainder of the trial. (Photo by Victor J. Blue - Pool/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes Robin Shaffer of Protect Our Coast NJ back onto the Dom Giordano Program live in studio for an interview on Earth Day as Shaffer continues his fight against so-called ‘environmentalists’ who refuse to push back against a relentless effort for wind energy off the coast of the Jersey Shore. Shaffer provides an update on the effort, noting how while, even after achieving small winds in having past companies pull out, the push continues by progressives to install their initiative. Shaffer explains all the negative effects that shoregoers have seen and will see with windmills, and the negative effects that testing has had on marine life. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom welcomes in Joan Cullen, former President of a local school district, back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss a horrific local incident at a neighboring school district. Dom asks Cullen about a situation that unfolded in Pennbrook Middle School, in which a student who identifies as transgender attacked another student with a Stanley mug. There are reports and upset parents pointing toward a potential chance to prevent the incident, with inaction from school leadership after student reports of potential impending violence. Giordano and Cullen wonder whether the refusal to take action has anything to do with the politics of the situation, and whether something would’ve been done had the student identified as cisgender. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by offering updates on stories that developed over the weekend, first telling that the Trump trial will continue this week, offering his overall thoughts. Dom then moves into a Truth Social post made by President Trump that suggests a full embrace of the mail-in balloting system in effort to win the upcoming election. Dom reinforces this narrative, explaining why Republicans must swallow the strategy they hate so much if they want a chance to beat the Democrats. Then, Dom offers up the side question of the day, asking for notable real or fictional confrontations in honor of Jack Nicholson’s birthday.
Then, Dom welcomes in Joan Cullen, former President of a local school district, back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss a horrific local incident at a neighboring school district. Dom asks Cullen about a situation that unfolded in Pennbrook Middle School, in which a student who identifies as transgender attacked another student with a Stanley mug. There are reports and upset parents pointing toward a potential chance to prevent the incident, with inaction from school leadership after student reports of potential impending violence. Giordano and Cullen wonder whether the refusal to take action has anything to do with the politics of the situation, and whether something would’ve been done had the student identified as cisgender. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom welcomes Robin Shaffer of Protect Our Coast NJ back onto the Dom Giordano Program live in studio for an interview on Earth Day as Shaffer continues his fight against so-called ‘environmentalists’ who refuse to push back against a relentless effort for wind energy off the coast of the Jersey Shore. Shaffer provides an update on the effort, noting how while, even after achieving small winds in having past companies pull out, the push continues by progressives to install their initiative. Shaffer explains all the negative effects that shoregoers have seen and will see with windmills, and the negative effects that testing has had on marine life.
Then, Dom welcomes in Andy McCarthy, Fox News Legal Analyst, back onto the Dom Giordano Program to offer his thoughts on the first day of the Trump hush money trial playing out today in New York City. McCarthy breaks down the arguments of District Attorney Alvin Bragg, telling how he believes much of his points to fall flat quickly when put into context of political precedent. McCarthy puts on his hat as both a prosecutor and defending attorney, providing a descriptive in-depth account of what to expect from the remainder of the trial. (Photo by Victor J. Blue - Pool/Getty Images)
Dom Giordano, WPHT host and former teacher, has dedicated much of his daily show toward parents who are taking it into their own hands to push back against school boards that have a negative impact on their children. This has culminated in a weekly podcast on education, Readin', Writin', and Reason, which has allowed wonderful relationships to develop between Giordano, educators, and parents throughout the country who are speaking out against overbearing school boards.
Dom welcomes in Dave McCormick, candidate for U.S. Senate in Pennsylvania, back onto the Dom Giordano Program. First, Dom asks for McCormick’s response to a New York Times hit piece that tries to argue that McCormick’s family history isn’t what he sells on the campaign trail. McCormick explains where this may have come from, and tells how he sees it as a good sign that they’re so fearful of Senator Bob Casey’s seat that they’re now running national hit pieces. Then, McCormick comments on Senator Bob Casey’s track record on both Israel and the border, stressing his stance on both the issues that would benefit the state. (Photo by Jeff Swensen/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Dom spends most of the hour digesting and discussing with listeners the horrific scene outside the Trump hush money trial, with a protester setting themselves on fire. Dom explains his stance on the issue, telling how frustrated he gets when seeing the rush to propagate a political point using such a tragedy, as many on social media look for his motive. Later, a motive is revealed, with a substack making its way into public discourse that suggests that this individual strongly believed in conspiracy theories pointing to a totalitarian takeover of the world government, with Giordano underlining the fact that this individual was crazed, clearly suffering from some type of mental issues. Also, Dom spends some time analyzing news as it breaks on Capitol Hill, as Speaker Mike Johnson continues his effort to push through a bill that is a net loss for Republicans. (Photo by Curtis Means - Pool/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes State Representative Charity Grimm Krupa onto the Dom Giordano Program after she introduced a resolution banning house members with active warrants from remote voting. This comes as a direct response to votes filed by Democratic Representative Kevin Boyle, who is a fugitive from the law after a warrant was filed stemming from a violation of a restraining order. Grimm Krupa answers how this is even possible, and whether other members of the Assembly could be in any legal trouble for communicating with a fugitive. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom welcomes in Dave McCormick, candidate for U.S. Senate in Pennsylvania, back onto the Dom Giordano Program. First, Dom asks for McCormick’s response to a New York Times hit piece that tries to argue that McCormick’s family history isn’t what he sells on the campaign trail. McCormick explains where this may have come from, and tells how he sees it as a good sign that they’re so fearful of Senator Bob Casey’s seat that they’re now running national hit pieces. Then, McCormick comments on Senator Bob Casey’s track record on both Israel and the border, stressing his stance on both the issues that would benefit the state.
Then, Dom welcomes State Representative Charity Grimm Krupa onto the Dom Giordano Program after she introduced a resolution banning house members with active warrants from remote voting. This comes as a direct response to votes filed by Democratic Representative Kevin Boyle, who is a fugitive from the law after a warrant was filed stemming from a violation of a restraining order. Grimm Krupa answers how this is even possible, and whether other members of the Assembly could be in any legal trouble for communicating with a fugitive. Then, Dom reveals some tragic breaking news, reporting a self-immolation outside the Trump trial that was caught live by Fox News, welcoming in Neal Zoren to hear his critical analysis of the shocking moment that we just witnessed. (Photo by Curtis Means - Pool/Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by offering up his thoughts on the continued strife in Congress as Speaker Mike Johnson now tries to frame himself as a ‘wartime Speaker,’ standing by his stance on Ukraine that runs counter to the one he presented when elected as House Speaker. Then, Dom tells of a new initiative by the RNC to strengthen voter integrity, noting the great things proposed by the Party in effort to further legitimacy for the election. Then, Dom delves into a breaking news story out of Montgomery County, after an assault left a 12-year-old girl in the hospital after an attack by a 13-year-old with a Stanley mug. Dom reveals some further context behind the story, playing back clips from a school board meeting that would suggest that the assailant here identifies as transgender, and that officials may have ignored warnings of the impending attack for what seems to be a fear of political retribution. (Photo by Andrew Harnik/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Dom continues the Dom Giordano Program by telling of a breaking story out of Montgomery County, Maryland, where a transgendered high school student was arrested for a 129-page alleged ‘manifesto’ that lays forth a school shooting plan. Dom and Dan have a deep discussion about the topic, with Dan telling of a Washington Post revelation that the manifesto came with a disclaimer that it was a work of fiction. Dom welcomes Joan Cullen, a longtime local school board member, to get her thoughts on the situation. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom continues the Dom Giordano Program by welcoming in Linda Kerns, Philadelphia Election Law Attorney who has represented the Trump campaign in 2020 and the Republican National Committee in 2022, back onto the show for an update on election rules in Philadelphia after a back and forth yesterday by City Commissioners concerning who can poll-watch in the upcoming 2024 election. Then, Kern takes us through other breaking news regarding voting, and tells what she's working on for her next column. Then, Dom continues the hour by taking calls from listeners concerning topics presented throughout the hour, particularly the 180 by Speaker Mike Johnson on the issue of Ukraine. Also, in Dan Time with Dom, Dan asks Dom about last night’s Sixers game, to which Dom reveals he was cursing like a sailor in frustration. (Photo by Kent Nishimura/Getty Images)
In today’s second hour, Dom continues the Dom Giordano Program by welcoming in Linda Kerns, Philadelphia Election Law Attorney who has represented the Trump campaign in 2020 and the Republican National Committee in 2022, back onto the show for an update on election rules in Philadelphia after a back and forth yesterday by City Commissioners concerning who can poll-watch in the upcoming 2024 election. Then, Kern takes us through other breaking news regarding voting, and tells what’s she’s working on for her next column. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by welcoming in Representative Scott Perry back onto the show to hear his thoughts on the strife breaking out in Congress over whether to remove newly elected House Speaker Mike Johnson. Perry tells that he doesn’t quite understand the Speaker’s staunch support for Ukraine, explaining how both that issue and the border need to be handled separately. Then, Perry offers his thoughts on the ongoing hearings centered on law enforcement response to January 6th Also, Perry and Giordano hit upon multiple other pressing issues being debated on the Hill, and tells what listeners can expect moving forward with Speaker Mike Johnson.
Then, Dom continues the Dom Giordano Program by continuing the discussion centered around Speaker Mike Johnson, explaining why he continues to remain vehemently against his stance on Ukraine and willingness to look past border security to strengthen the foreign country. Then, Dom takes a call from Leslie aka Fishopine, a longtime regular and fan of Mike Johnson, who offers an opposite stance on the Speaker, telling why she still remains faithful to him as the congressional leader. Dom continues the hour by discussing how to handle the situation in Ukraine, taking another call from Tom in Rosemont, who also disagrees with Dom’s take on Speaker Mike Johnson. (Photo by Anna Rose Layden/Getty Images)
Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by welcoming in Representative Scott Perry back onto the show to hear his thoughts on the strife breaking out in Congress over whether to remove newly elected House Speaker Mike Johnson. Perry tells that he doesn’t quite understand the Speaker’s staunch support for Ukraine, explaining how both that issue and the border need to be handled separately. Then, Perry offers his thoughts on the ongoing hearings centered on law enforcement response to January 6th Also, Perry and Giordano hit upon multiple other pressing issues being debated on the Hill, and tells what listeners can expect moving forward with Speaker Mike Johnson. (Photo by Kevin Dietsch/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Dom welcomes Congressman Jeff Van Drew back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss the upcoming visit from Donald Trump to Wildwood, NJ on May 11th. Van Drew, who was instrumental in initially bringing Trump to Wildwood, explains how he switched parties from Democrat to Republican to nudge the president toward visiting his New Jersey district. Van Drew, now serving as the head of Trump’s New Jersey effort, explains the layout of the upcoming event and the great economic impact that the rally will bring. Then, Dom asks Van Drew about the division developing in the house over whether to remove Speaker Mike Johnson as the head of Congress, which spurns calls throughout the remainder of the hour concerning the topic. Also, Dom provides an update on the continued saga of Giordano vs the Groundhogs, which now involves a squatting squirrel. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom welcomes in Ernie Troiano, Mayor of Wildwood, back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss the upcoming Trump rally announced for May 11th. Ernie, who served as Mayor off and on for the past 20 years, expresses his deep excitement of a return from the former President, explaining the economic impact and infusion of visitors that come with Trump rallies. Troiano explains that the footprint of the event will mimic their great Barefoot Country Music Festival, which spurns some discussion about the great event that draws from the entire country once a year.
Then, Dom continues the show by offering up his thoughts of a continued push against House Speaker Mike Johnson by a sect of congressional Republicans. Dom analyzes the strife, telling of the danger of entering into another speaker vote, but noting why he’s in favor of a new vote. (Photo by Win McNamee/Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by playing back some clips yesterday from President Trump’s trip to a bodega in New York, telling that Democrats have tried framing the attendees as plants paid by the campaign to show support for the Republican candidate. Then, Dom plays back clips from Joe Biden in Scranton, juxtaposing his convoluted storytelling with the love and support Trump was getting in New York. Then, Dom updates the saga of State Representative Kevin Boyle, brother of Brendan Boyle, who still has yet to turn himself in after an issued warrant for a violation of a protection from abuse order.
Then, Dom welcomes in Linda McMahon, former President of WWE and Administrator at the Small Business Administration under Trump and current Senior Advisor for America First Works, back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss Biden’s trip to Scranton, PA where he proposed his new tax bill. First, though, Dom asks Linda to put her hat on as a proponent for women’s sports to hear her thoughts on the conversation centered on the gender pay gap. Then, Dom delves into Biden’s trip and his driving of the economy into the ground, with Linda using her lengthy experience as a business executive to analyze what can be done to turn around the Country. (Photo by Spencer Platt/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes in Ernie Troiano, Mayor of Wildwood, back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss the upcoming Trump rally announced for May 11th. Ernie, who served as Mayor off and on for the past 20 years, expresses his deep excitement of a return from the former President, explaining the economic impact and infusion of visitors that come with Trump rallies. Troiano explains that the footprint of the event will mimic their great Barefoot Country Music Festival, which spurns some discussion about the great event that draws from the entire country once a year. (Photo by Spencer Platt/Getty Images)
In today’s third hour, Dom welcomes Congressman Jeff Van Drew back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss the upcoming visit from Donald Trump to Wildwood, NJ on May 11th. Van Drew, who was instrumental in initially bringing Trump to Wildwood, explains how he switched parties from Democrat to Republican to nudge the president toward visiting his New Jersey district. Van Drew, now serving as the head of Trump’s New Jersey effort, explains the layout of the upcoming event and the great economic impact that the rally will bring. Then, Dom asks Van Drew about the division developing in the house over whether to remove Speaker Mike Johnson as the head of Congress, which spurns calls throughout the remainder of the hour concerning the topic. (Photo by Spencer Platt/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes in Linda McMahon, former President of WWE and Administrator at the Small Business Administration under Trump and current Senior Advisor for America First Works, back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss Biden’s trip to Scranton, PA where he proposed his new tax bill. First, though, Dom asks Linda to put her hat on as a proponent for women’s sports to hear her thoughts on the conversation centered on the gender pay gap. Then, Dom delves into Biden’s trip and his driving of the economy into the ground, with Linda using her lengthy experience as a business executive to analyze what can be done to turn around the Country. (Photo by Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images)
In today’s third hour, Dom welcomes back Steve Feldman, Executive Director for the Greater Philadelphia Chapter of the Zionist Organization of America, back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss the multiple anti-Israel protests that broke out yesterday across the country. First, though, Feldman answers exactly what a ‘Zionist’ is, replying to those who parrot the ideology of ‘I don’t take issue with Jews, I take issue with Zionists.’ Then, Dom asks Feldman about the coordination behind yesterday’s protests by a group called A15 Action, which states on their website that the protests were a coordinated effort to shut down the economy. After that, Dom runs through other ridiculous things coming from the Left, asking for Feldman’s level-headed response to claims such as Israel deserving the Iranian response to their taking out of generals. (Photo by Mario Tama/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Dom welcomes back Steve Feldman, Executive Director for the Greater Philadelphia Chapter of the Zionist Organization of America, back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss the multiple anti-Israel protests that broke out yesterday across the country. First, though, Feldman answers exactly what a ‘Zionist’ is, replying to those who parrot the ideology of ‘I don’t take issue with Jews, I take issue with Zionists.’ Then, Dom asks Feldman about the coordination behind yesterday’s protests by a group called A15 Action, which states on their website that the protests were a coordinated effort to shut down the economy. After that, Dom runs through other ridiculous things coming from the Left, asking for Feldman’s level-headed response to claims such as Israel deserving the Iranian response to their taking out of Generals. Then, Dom plays back a shocking line of questioning by Supreme Court Justice Neil Gorsuch over Trump's obstruction charge, who wonders whether members of Congress who intentionally hold up a vote should also face 20 year prison sentences, particularly ones who pull fire alarms to postpone votes. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom welcomes in Fox News Legal Expert Andy McCarthy back onto the Dom Giordano Program to hear his breakdown of yesterday’s jury selection in the hush money case of former President Donald Trump. McCarthy takes us inside the courtroom, explaining what he thinks both the prosecutor and defense teams are looking for in their jury members. Then, McCarthy delves into the legitimacy of the case, telling what he thinks will happen moving forward in the case, telling of the huge mountain that Alvin Bragg has to climb to prove anything here. (Photo by Justin Lane-Pool/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes in Guy Ciarrocchi, who just released a piece today for Real Clear Pennsylvania that offers a roadmap to success for Republicans. First, Ciarrocchi expresses the necessity for unity in the Party, applauding Giordano’s effort to unite with Doug Mastriano in a call for mail-in balloting. Then, Guy notes that the second step to success is exactly that, an embrace of mail-in balloting, a strategy that many Republicans are skeptical of after questionable moves by Democrats in the 2020 and 2022 election. Guy gives his other steps, and Giordano and Ciarrocchi discuss what Trump needs to do to capture voters in purple areas.
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom leads off the Dom Giordano Program by discussing the gender pay gap after the issue became forefront after last night’s WNBA draft. Dan asks Dom whether we should be looking at this topic from an opposite standpoint, asking whether he believes male professional athletes are paid too much. Dom denies this notion, pointing to the great productions of capitalism and how supply and demand has led to exorbitant salaries. Then, Dom reveals that Doug Mastriano has tweeted his support for an embrace of mail-in balloting, telling why he’s wanting to bring the State Senator back on as a strong proponent of the necessary strategy.
Then, Dom welcomes in Guy Ciarrocchi, who just released a piece today for Real Clear Pennsylvania that offers a roadmap to success for Republicans. First, Ciarrocchi expresses the necessity for unity in the Party, applauding Giordano’s effort to unite with Doug Mastriano in a call for mail-in balloting. Then, Guy notes that the second step to success is exactly that, an embrace of mail-in balloting, a strategy that many Republicans are skeptical of after questionable moves by Democrats in the 2020 and 2022 election. Guy gives his other steps, and Giordano and Ciarrocchi discuss what Trump needs to do to capture voters in purple areas. (Photo by Sarah Stier/Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by having some fun with clips from today’s Morning Joe on MSNBC, where host Joe Scarborough lost his head over the lack of Fox News coverage of the Trump hush money trial yesterday. Scarborough unintentionally provides tons of humor as Giordano undresses the points Scarborough makes in his rabies-like rant.
Then, Dom welcomes in Fox News Legal Expert Andy McCarthy back onto the Dom Giordano Program to hear his breakdown of yesterday’s jury selection in the hush money case of former President Donald Trump. McCarthy takes us inside the courtroom, explaining what he thinks both the prosecutor and defense teams are looking for in their jury members. Then, McCarthy delves into the legitimacy of the case, telling what he thinks will happen moving forward in the case, telling of the huge mountain that Alvin Bragg has to climb to prove anything here. (Photo by Noam Galai/Getty Images for Global Citizen)
Dom continues the second hour of the Dom Giordano Program by offering up his thoughts on new polling centered on Donald Trump that shows an increasing acceptance of his successes and policies while the Biden administration continues to struggle. In the polling is a mention of the topic of abortion, with Dom asking whether woman are believing Trump is truthful in his stance that the issue belongs with state governments. Then, Dom plays back some audio from a teamsters union in Chicago in which progressives were taught how to chant ‘Death to Israel’ and ‘Death to America’ in Persian, noting how flabbergasted he is that there continues to be a sect of Americans who sympathize with Hamas and now Iran. (Photo by Jeenah Moon-Pool/Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by offering his thoughts on the move over the weekend by Iran to send drone and cruise missiles along with drones over to Israel in response to a bombing of an embassy that took out two military leaders. Dom plays back some clips of Hamas sympathizers chanting ‘death to America’ and cheering on the attacks, pointing to how disturbed he is that there are people who side with terrorists living on American soil. Then, Dom delves into the Trump trial that plays out today, explaining why the entire case is rife with legal issues that should make the case fall flat on its’ face.
Then, Dom welcomes in Fox News Legal Analyst Gregg Jarrett back onto the Dom Giordano Program to hear his thoughts and breakdown of today’s farcical legal proceedings against former President Donald Trump. First, Dom asks Jarrett what’s going on today, with Jarrett taking listeners through the processes the Trump will face, first beginning today with jury selection. The charges being litigated today stem from a hush money payment made by Michael Cohen to Stormy Daniels, marking the first time a former President has ever faced a criminal trial. Jarrett explains why the whole case will fall apart, and tells what he expects to result from Trump’s charges. (Photo by Leon Neal/Getty Images)
In today’s third hour, Dom continues the Dom Giordano Program by offering live analysis of live pro-Palestine protests breaking out in cities around the country, surprisingly even after a most recent act of aggression by Iran toward Israel as retribution for the bombing of an embassy. Then, after playing his Money Melody, Dom returns to the topic at hand, continuing the discussion on protests occurring across the country against Israel’s actions in the Middle East, explaining why he’s so vehemently against these protests. (Photo by Justin Sullivan/Getty Images)
Dom Giordano, WPHT host and former teacher, has dedicated much of his daily show toward parents who are taking it into their own hands to push back against school boards that have a negative impact on their children. This has culminated in a weekly podcast on education, Readin', Writin', and Reason, which has allowed wonderful relationships to develop between Giordano, educators, and parents throughout the country who are speaking out against overbearing school boards.
Then, Dom welcomes in Tiffany Justice, co-founder of Moms for Liberty, who was part of an all-day symposium with Heritage discussing how the American government is using the different levers that they have to undermine our country and Democracy. Justice notes the importance that schools hold in the Left’s strategy to indoctrinate our future generations, telling what her organization continues to do to push back against the effort. Then, Tiffany Justice provides an update on her school board members throughout the nation, telling of an FBI investigation into a member who spoke out against the weaponization of the federal government.
Dom Giordano sits down with Senator Rand Paul to discuss his new book, Deception: The Great Covid Cover-Up, recorded at the Zlock Performing Arts Center on 4/11/24. To purchase Senator Paul's new book, CLICK HERE.
In today’s third hour, Dom continues the Dom Giordano Program by welcoming Scott Presler of EarlyVoteAction.com back onto the Dom Giordano Program to hear why he’s coming to Bucks County on Tuesday as he continues his travels throughout the state of Pennsylvania registering voters for Republicans in effort to win in 2024. Presler stresses the importance of Pennsylvania in the election, and addresses multiple hit pieces written about him in the national media. Then, Presler discusses voter registration strategies, telling of the importance in garnering new conservative voters, particularly in underappreciated communities such as the Amish community in Central PA and the Puerto Rican community in Northeast Pennsylvania. Then, after playing Money Melody, Dom takes a call from Stan Casacio, who’s trying to organize a debate between Congressman Brian Fitzpatrick and primary challenger Mark Houck. Also, Dom reveals the side topic winner of the week, and bounces between the topics of the day with callers. (Photo by Kent Nishimura/Getty Images)
Dom continues the Dom Giordano Program by welcoming Scott Presler of EarlyVoteAction.com back onto the Dom Giordano Program to hear why he’s coming to Bucks County on Tuesday as he continues his travels throughout the state of Pennsylvania registering voters for Republicans in effort to win in 2024. Presler stresses the importance of Pennsylvania in the election, and addresses multiple hit pieces written about him in the national media. Then, Presler discusses voter registration strategies, telling of the importance in garnering new conservative voters, particularly in underappreciated communities such as the Amish community in Central PA and the Puerto Rican community in Northeast Pennsylvania.
Dom welcomes back critic Scott Cronick, who tells us what’s worth watching over the weekend. First, Scott offers his thoughts on the final season and series finale of Larry David’s Curb Your Enthusiasm, telling why he highly recommends the show albeit the political undertones. Then, Cronick recommends the most-watched FX series of all-time, Shogun, which he thinks may be remembered as one of the best miniseries of all time. Finally, Cronick tells why he’s not as big of a fan of Resident Alien as many others are, telling why he found the plotlines redundant after a few episodes. (Photo by Al Bello/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom continues the Dom Giordano Program by welcoming in Robin Schaffer of Protect Our Coast New Jersey after another whale washed ashore near Long Beach Island. Immediately after the beaching, many on social media rushed to argue that again, this has nothing to do with the work of offshore wind companies. Robin explains the immediate connection between an increase in deaths of marine life with the push by Democrats and the Murphy administration to rush toward a ‘green energy’ solution in windmills.
Then, Dom welcomes in North Wildwood Mayor Patrick Rosenello onto the Dom Giordano Program after he and other City officials have faced criticism for considering a ban on tents and cabanas on their North Wildwood beaches. First, Dom, who ‘summers’ in North Wildwood tells of all the things he loves about the little shore destination, with the Mayor explaining why what he loves draws people every summer to his town. Then, Dom asks Rosenello about the controversy over tents and cabanas, with the Mayor explaining that due to the small size of their beaches, they take up too much room and the opportunity for more to enjoy their great beaches.
Then, Dom welcomes back critic Scott Cronick, who tells us what’s worth watching over the weekend. First, Scott offers his thoughts on the final season and series finale of Larry David’s Curb Your Enthusiasm, telling why he highly recommends the show albeit the political undertones. Then, Cronick recommends the most-watched FX series of all-time, Shogun, which he thinks may be remembered as one of the best miniseries of all time. Finally, Cronick tells why he’s not as big of a fan of Resident Alien as many others are, telling why he found the plotlines redundant after a few episodes. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom welcomes in North Wildwood Mayor Patrick Rosenello onto the Dom Giordano Program after he and other City officials have faced criticism for considering a ban on tents and cabanas on their North Wildwood beaches. First, Dom, who ‘summers’ in North Wildwood tells of all the things he loves about the little shore destination, with the Mayor explaining why what he loves draws people every summer to his town. Then, Dom asks Rosenello about the controversy over tents and cabanas, with the Mayor explaining that due to the small size of their beaches, they take up too much room and the opportunity for more to enjoy their great beaches. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom continues the Dom Giordano Program by welcoming in Robin Shaffer of Protect Our Coast New Jersey after another whale washed ashore near Long Beach Island. Immediately after the beaching, many on social media rushed to argue that again, this has nothing to do with the work of offshore wind companies. Robin explains the immediate connection between an increase in deaths of marine life with the push by Democrats and the Murphy administration to rush toward a ‘green energy’ solution in windmills. (Photo by Christopher Furlong/Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off by reflecting upon last night’s Politics and Pints event with Rand Paul at the Zlock Performing Arts Center in Bucks County, playing back clips and thanking the audience for an amazing event. Then, Dom delves into the politics of the day, explaining why he’s changed his stance over the years in analyzing primaries, telling of the importance of solidifying winnable candidates after seeing what’s happening in Arizona with abortion. Then, Dom offers his thoughts on Philadelphia Mayor Cherelle Parker’s plan of action in Kensington, as she tries to clean up the blighted neighborhood that’s become a nationally-known destination for drug abusers.
Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Dom welcomes freshly announced New Jersey gubernatorial candidate Jack Ciattarelli back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss why he’s again chosen to run against incumbent Phil Murphy. Ciattarelli tells what issues are most important to both him and New Jersey voters, emphasizing the importance of controlling property taxes that have spiraled so far that it’s made it nearly impossible for new home owners to come to the State. Then, Jack explains reforms that need to take hold in the realm of public school in the state of New Jersey, telling of a new funding plan he’s proposed that determines how much each district gets and what curricula is used in classrooms. Throughout the rest of the interview, Jack touches upon multiple topics, including repeated whale deaths at the Jersey shore, and the value that he places upon our Police and how his administration would reflect that. Then, after playing Dom’s Money Melody, Dom continues offering up topics of the day and previewing tonight’s Speaker Series event with Rand Paul, also taking calls from listeners with comments about both Jack Ciattarelli and the upcoming 2024 presidential election. (Photo by Spencer Platt/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes freshly announced New Jersey gubernatorial candidate Jack Ciattarelli back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss why he’s again chosen to run against incumbent Phil Murphy. Ciattarelli tells what issues are most important to both him and New Jersey voters, emphasizing the importance of controlling property taxes that have spiraled so far that it’s made it nearly impossible for new home owners to come to the State. Then, Jack explains reforms that need to take hold in the realm of public school in the state of New Jersey, telling of a new funding plan he’s proposed that determines how much each district gets and what curricula is used in classrooms. Throughout the rest of the interview, Jack touches upon multiple topics, including repeated whale deaths at the Jersey shore, and the value that he places upon our Police and how his administration would reflect that. (Photo by Spencer Platt/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom continues the Dom Giordano Program by previewing tonight’s Politics and Pints Speaker Series with Senator Rand Paul, reading back some listener questions submitted that he’ll be asking Paul tonight. Then, Dom takes callers throughout the hour answering the side question of great fun lighthearted debates, with listeners also contributing their thoughts on the topics at hand, including Biden’s spin on inflation and an effort by the Biden team to vilify Trump for ruining drive-in movie theaters.
Then, Dom welcomes in author and political commentator James Bovard, who penned a piece for the New York Post this week that lays forth how the Biden administration is responsible for the runaway inflation that we’re seeing. Bovard goes in depth into our country’s inflation, explaining why the potential for a federal rate reduction this summer has dissipated after a horrible wave of trading days and continued inflation. Bovard explains what could be done to dampen the spiral that we find ourselves in, and explains what the Trump administration did differently that they could replicate for success in 2024. (Photo by Anna Moneymaker/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes in author and political commentator James Bovard, who penned a piece for the New York Post this week that lays forth how the Biden administration is responsible for the runaway inflation that we’re seeing. Bovard goes in depth into our country’s inflation, explaining why the potential for a federal rate reduction this summer has dissipated after a horrible wave of trading days and continued inflation. Bovard explains what could be done to dampen the spiral that we find ourselves in, and explains what the Trump administration did differently that they could replicate for success in 2024. (Photo by Drew Angerer/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes Professor Alan Dershowitz back onto the Dom Giordano Program after news broke of the passing of OJ Simpson, who passed away at 76 after a battle with cancer. Dershowitz, who defended OJ Simpson in what may be considered the most famous trial of all time, takes us inside the trial, explaining why to this day he still believes OJ may have been framed. Then, Dershowitz takes us behind the scenes, explaining what Simpson was like on a personal level. Also, Alan comments on other topics, including Larry David’s final season of Curb Your Enthusiasm, and the change of tone by Democrats on the Gaza conflict. (Photo by Steve Marcus-Pool/Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by offering his thoughts on yesterday’s shooting in Philadelphia, in which multiple were shot during a celebration of Ramadan. Dom underlines the great work by police in the horrific situation, telling listeners how City officials reacted. Then, Dom plays back a clip of Trump, who hugged a supporter during a trip to Georgia, noting how he’d like to see more of this soft side of Trump, noting how far relatability can further his chances in the upcoming election.
Then, Dom welcomes Professor Alan Dershowitz back onto the Dom Giordano Program after news broke of the passing of OJ Simpson, who passed away at 76 after a battle with cancer. Dershowitz, who defended OJ Simpson in what may be considered the most famous trial of all time, takes us inside the trial, explaining why to this day he still believes OJ may have been framed. Then, Dershowitz takes us behind the scenes, explaining what Simpson was like on a personal level. Also, Alan comments on other topics, including Larry David’s final season of Curb Your Enthusiasm, and the change of tone by Democrats on the Gaza conflict.
After hanging up with Dershowitz, Dom tells that another whale has washed ashore, which leads producer Dan to read back a statement from President of Protect Our Coasts New Jersey, Robin Schaffer, who demands answers for the repeated death and the potential connection to offshore windmills. (Photo by Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images)
Tiffany Justice, co-founder of Moms for Liberty, who was part of an all-day symposium with Heritage discussing how the American government is using the different levers that they have to undermine our country and Democracy. Justice notes the importance that schools hold in the Left’s strategy to indoctrinate our future generations, telling what her organization continues to do to push back against the effort. Then, Tiffany Justice provides an update on her school board members throughout the nation, telling of an FBI investigation into a member who spoke out against the weaponization of the federal government. (Photo by Andrew Harnik/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes back Ben Weingarten, Editor-in-Chief for RealClearInvestigations, onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss his new piece that uncovers the exploitation of 501(c)(3)s by Democratic organizations, leading to taxpayer subsidization of Democratic boots on the ground efforts ahead of the 2024 election. Weingarten breaks down, in depth, what was discovered here, explaining what the Democrats are doing through non-profits that Republicans aren’t utilizing, explaining what may need to be done here for Republicans to even the score. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom welcomes in Brandon Judd, President of the National Border Patrol Council, back onto the Dom Giordano Program to respond to Joe Biden’s stepping around the use of an executive order to effectively close the border. Leading off the interview, Dom plays back a clip from an interview from Joe Biden on Univision, who suggests that he doesn’t have the power to close the border, which Judd takes issue with, calling the President a liar for his twist on the issue. Judd explains what could be done to make the job of border agents easier, and explains the differences between the Biden and Trump administration. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Dom welcomes back Ben Weingarten, Editor-in-Chief for RealClearInvestigations, onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss his new piece that uncovers the exploitation of 501(c)(3)s by Democratic organizations, leading to taxpayer subsidization of Democratic boots on the ground efforts ahead of the 2024 election. Weingarten breaks down, in depth, what was discovered here, explaining what the Democrats are doing through non-profits that Republicans aren’t utilizing, explaining what may need to be done here for Republicans to even the score.
Then, Dom continues the Dom Giordano Program by playing his Money Melody of the day, asking listeners for which siblings are covering a great tune by Ted Nugent. Then, Dom takes things local telling of an officer who was injured by an ATV on the I95 ramp, telling what he thinks needs to still be done with the ATVs and dirtbikes ahead of nice weather, albeit seeing a cut down under the Cherelle Parker administration. Also, Dom plays back clips from Representative Sheila Jackson Lee, who suggested that the moon is made of gas. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom welcomes in Brandon Judd, President of the National Border Patrol Council, back onto the Dom Giordano Program to respond to Joe Biden’s stepping around the use of an executive order to effectively close the border. Leading off the interview, Dom plays back a clip from an interview from Joe Biden on Univision, who suggests that he doesn’t have the power to close the border, which Judd takes issue with, calling the President a liar for his twist on the issue. Judd explains what could be done to make the job of border agents easier, and explains the differences between the Biden and Trump administration.
Then, Dom continues the Dom Giordano Program by telling that Scrabble will be releasing an easier ‘woke’ version that offers a more ‘inclusive’ version of the classic table game. Then, Dom tells about a new push to ban the usage of devices while driving, expressing his surprising support for cell phones in the car. Then, in Dan Time with Dom, Dan gives some midweek television suggestions, and reveals that the NCAA Women’s Basketball Championship has outranked the Men’s tournament final for the first time in history. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by offering up his thoughts on the topic of abortion after Trump’s comments earlier this week that he’d leave the topic in the hands of State governments. Since his comments, Arizona has been blasted to the headlines, as the state government considers very restrictive guidelines for women seeking abortions. Then, Dom welcomes Mike Opelka into the studio for some talk about tomorrow’s event with Rand Paul at the Zlock Performing Arts Center.
Then, Dom welcomes in Tiffany Justice, co-founder of Moms for Liberty, who was part of an all-day symposium with Heritage discussing how the American government is using the different levers that they have to undermine our country and Democracy. Justice notes the importance that schools hold in the Left’s strategy to indoctrinate our future generations, telling what her organization continues to do to push back against the effort. Then, Tiffany Justice provides an update on her school board members throughout the nation, telling of an FBI investigation into a member who spoke out against the weaponization of the federal government. (Photo by Megan Varner/Getty Images)
In today’s third hour, Dom welcomes Congressman Jeff Van Drew back onto the Dom Giordano Program after the Representative faced, what Dom considers to be, an unfair line of questioning considering election integrity. In a Fox News interview, the interviewer suggested that Van Drew could not be in favor of both utilizing mail-in balloting as a strategy while working to ensure legitimacy of the tactic. Then, Dom and Van Drew delve into other issues pertaining both to Congress and the upcoming election, expressing the necessity of unity in the Republican Party in effort to win in November. (Photo by Drew Angerer/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Dom welcomes Congressman Jeff Van Drew back onto the Dom Giordano Program after the Representative faced, what Dom considers to be, an unfair line of questioning considering election integrity. In a Fox News interview, the interviewer suggested that Van Drew could not be in favor of both utilizing mail-in balloting as a strategy while working to ensure legitimacy of the tactic. Then, Dom and Van Drew delve into other issues pertaining both to Congress and the upcoming election, expressing the necessity of unity in the Republican Party in effort to win in November. Then, Dom rounds out the remainder of the hour by hitting back on topics spoken throughout the show, including the strategy moving forward for conservatives when addressing the issue of student loans, debt forgiveness, and college accountability. (Photo by Win McNamee/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes in Jim Worthington, owner of the Newtown Athletic Club, to discuss his upcoming hosting of former President Donald Trump at the Club. Worthington takes Dom and listeners behind the scenes to explain how this came together, with Worthington explaining what attendees can expect at the event. Then, Worthington delves into the upcoming election, explaining the reasoning for the Trump campaign pursuing Pennsylvania’s suburbs, noting the importance of Pennsylvania in winning the 2024 presidency. (Photo by Jeff Swensen/Getty Images)
In today’s second hour, Dom welcomes in Guy Ciarrocchi, Senior Fellow at the Commonwealth Foundation and columnist at Broad and Liberty, back onto the Dom Giordano Program after he was mentioned last hour when discussing updates in mail-in balloting numbers. First, Guy tells that he was down here in Philly from his home in the suburbs for a class reunion, telling of his roots in the City. Then, Guy offers updates on mail-in balloting, telling that there seems to be a wave of conservatives embracing the tactic as they utilize the strategy in effort to win in 2024. After that, Guy tells that he has an upcoming column that he’s working on that will provide a checklist for success to conservative candidates hoping to win purple suburbs. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom welcomes in Guy Ciarrocchi, Senior Fellow at the Commonwealth Foundation and columnist at Broad and Liberty, back onto the Dom Giordano Program after he was mentioned last hour when discussing updates in mail-in balloting numbers. First, Guy tells that he was down here in Philly from his home in the suburbs for a class reunion, telling of his roots in the City. Then, Guy offers updates on mail-in balloting, telling that there seems to be a wave of embracement by conservatives as they utilize the strategy in effort to win in 2024. After that, Guy tells that he has an upcoming column that he’s working on that will provide a checklist for success to conservative candidates hoping to win purple suburbs. Then, Dom tells of a Gaza protest that's closed the Senate cafeteria, which gives cause for both he and Dan to go through the offerings at the cafe this week. Then, Dom plays back clips from last night's Stephen Colbert interview with AOC, in which she suggests that student loans should be forgiven so people can have the ability to travel abroad. (Photo by Kent Nishimura/Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by playing back some comments made yesterday by President Joe Biden concerning student loan forgiveness, explaining the strategy that conservatives must employ for success in the 2024 election. Then, Dom welcomes in Jim Worthington, owner of the Newtown Athletic Club, to discuss his upcoming hosting of former President Donald Trump at the Club. Worthington takes Dom and listeners behind the scenes to explain how this came together, with Worthington explaining what attendees can expect at the event. Then, Worthington delves into the upcoming election, explaining the reasoning for the Trump campaign pursuing Pennsylvania’s suburbs, noting the importance of Pennsylvania in winning the 2024 presidency.After that, Dom plays back clips from a judge ruling on the case of the parents of a Michigan school shooter who provided access to firearms for their son. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom continues the Dom Giordano Program by welcoming Congressman Guy Reschenthaler back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss multiple issues unfolding on Capitol Hill. First, Giordano asks the Representative for his responsibilities for his role as Chief Deputy Whip in Congress, with Reschenthaler explaining how he assists Majority Whip Tom Emmer in effort to unify the Republican Party on important votes. Then, Dom asks for the Representatives thoughts on Donald Trump’s announcement on his stance of abortion today, to which Reschenthaler explains how he falls almost perfectly in line with Trump’s words today. Reschenthaler explains that the radical stance actually comes from the Left, and tells how he hopes Trump further employs the strategy of re-enforcing this notion. (Photo by Alex Wong/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes in Rand Paul to the Dom Giordano Program ahead of his 1210WPHT Politics and Pints event Thursday at the Zlock Performing Arts Center. Dom welcomes in Rand by telling of an incredible factoid found in his new book, Deception: The Great COVID Cover-Up about the testing and conception of the COVID-19 virus. Then, Giordano and Senator Paul preview what will be heard Thursday night live at Zlock, with both debating and discussing multiple topics including Coronavirus, Russia and Ukraine, and TikTok. For tickets to Politics and Pints with Rand Paul, head to 1210WPHT.com. (Photo by Kevin Dietsch/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Dom continues the Dom Giordano Program by welcoming Congressman Guy Reschenthaler back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss multiple issues unfolding on Capitol Hill. First, Giordano asks the Representative for his responsibilities for his role as Chief Deputy Whip in Congress, with Reschenthaler explaining how he assists Majority Whip Tom Emmer in effort to unify the Republican Party on important votes. Then, Dom asks for the Representatives thoughts on Donald Trump’s announcement on his stance of abortion today, to which Reschenthaler explains how he falls almost perfectly in line with Trump’s words today. Reschenthaler explains that the radical stance actually comes from the Left, and tells how he hopes Trump further employs the strategy of re-enforcing this notion. (Photo by Jeff Swensen/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom leads off the Dom Giordano Program by playing back comments made by South Carolina Gamecocks Women’s Basketball Coach Dawn Staley, a local to Philadelphia, who said over the weekend that she’d welcome Trans individuals competing in women’s sports. Dom plays back the clip, explaining why he’s so vehemently against the discrimination against women and Title IX that is being enabled here, telling of the negative implications of opening up competition. Then, Dom plays back clips from a protest at a Dearborn, Michigan protest, where self-identified Jihadists chanted ‘Death to America.’ Then, in Dan Time with Dom, Dan offers up a recap of the great Wrestlemania weekend in Philadelphia, and asks Dom whether he feels the Sixers are the real deal heading into the playoffs. (Photo by Jason Miller/Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by offering up his thoughts on Trump’s announcement today on his stance on abortion, in which the former President noted that he will take the mindset that abortion laws remain in the hands of the states after the overturning of Roe v. Wade. Dom pieces through Trump’s announcement, explaining why he vehemently agrees with everything that the President said concerning both the issue of abortion and IVF, noting the importance of a re-working of the issue if conservatives want a chance to win in 2024.
Then, Dom welcomes in Rand Paul to the Dom Giordano Program ahead of his 1210WPHT Politics and Pints event Thursday at the Zlock Performing Arts Center. Dom welcomes in Rand by telling of an incredible factoid found in his new book, Deception: The Great COVID Cover-Up about the testing and conception of the COVID-19 virus. Then, Giordano and Senator Paul preview what will be heard Thursday night live at Zlock, with both debating and discussing multiple topics including Coronavirus, Russia and Ukraine, and TikTok. For tickets to Politics and Pints with Rand Paul, head to 1210WPHT.com. (Photo by Megan Briggs/Getty Images)
Dom Giordano, WPHT host and former teacher, has dedicated much of his daily show toward parents who are taking it into their own hands to push back against school boards that have a negative impact on their children. This has culminated in a weekly podcast on education, Readin', Writin', and Reason, which has allowed wonderful relationships to develop between Giordano, educators, and parents throughout the country who are speaking out against overbearing school boards.
First,Dom welcomes back Riley Gaines, a former NCAA swimmer and strong fighter for Title IX who has joined the show on multiple occasions, to discuss the explosion in popularity of the Women’s NCAA Basketball Tournament. Gaines explains her pride in seeing her fellow women’s athletes succeed, telling of some record-setting numbers set last year in the world of women’s volleyball. Then, Riley, after rising to fame after competing against Trans UPenn swimmer Lia Thomas, discusses the new threats levied toward women’s sports and Title IX. Also, Riley tells about her upcoming book Swimming Against the Current, which releases in late May.
Then, Dom continues the Dom Giordano Program by welcoming in Nicole Neily, President and Founder of Parents Defending Education, to discuss a curriculum being funded by the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation called ‘A Pathway to Equitable Math Instruction,’ which seeks to ‘dismantle racism in mathematics instruction.’ Neily explains the issues with this form of curriculum, telling of the negative impacts of DEI and Critical Race Theory-driven educational topics. Also, Neily discusses whether Ivy League schools still hold their prestige only a week after acceptance letters were sent to prospective students.
Dom welcomes back in Councilmember Anthony Phillips back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss his continued effort to ban ski masks in the City of Philadelphia, particularly after getting his bill passed by a large majority in City Council. The bill, which has been deemed ‘unconstitutional’ by opposing groups, has not been utilized in enforcement, with Phillips explaining how he continues to fight for police enforcement of the new law. Then, Phillips tells about a bill he introduced today, the Parent Engagement and Responsibility Bill, which seeks to empower parents to make educational decisions for their children. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom welcomes in Scott Presler of EarlyVoteAction.com to hear how his trip to Pennsylvania has gone as he travels the State looking to register Republican voters, expressing the value of utilizing the strategy of mail-in ballots for success. Scott tells that he spent the morning in Mifflin County and is taking a break from door knocking in Pike County to give the show a ring. Presler tells that, during his effort of registering the Amish, was offered to milk a cow, and tells why he’s bringing some volunteers to Philadelphia in effort of signing wrestling fans up at Wrestlemania. Also, Presler tells listeners how they can get involved in helping his effort to register Republican voters. (Photo by Ronald Martinez/Getty Images)
Philadelphia’s Republican Commissioner Seth Bluestein onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss his efforts in ensuring election integrity. First, Dom asks Bluestein to clarify his role for the City, with Bluestein noting what it is Commissioners do, also outside of elections. Then, Dom delves into a controversial topic, being Act 77, and the rise of ‘satellite voting offices,’ asking the Commissioner how we can create trust when such actions were implemented with the infusion of ‘Zuckerbucks.’ The Commissioner clarifies on certain misconceptions, explaining why he’s in support of making elections both more accessible as well as more secure. After that, Dom and Bluestein delve into mail-in balloting, with Bluestein clarifying why he’s supportive of drop boxes, which further create accessibility for voters. Then, Dom takes calls from listeners discussing voter integrity and our side question of the day, asking for events and news stories that placed Philadelphia at the center of the universe. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Dom welcomes back in Councilmember Anthony Phillips back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss his continued effort to ban ski masks in the City of Philadelphia, particularly after getting his bill passed by a large majority in City Council. The bill, which has been deemed ‘unconstitutional’ by opposing groups, has not been utilized in enforcement, with Phillips explaining how he continues to fight for police enforcement of the new law. Then, Phillips tells about a bill he introduced today, the Parent Engagement and Responsibility Bill, which seeks to empower parents to make educational decisions for their children. Then, after playing Dom’s Money Melody, Giordano continues the show by taking callers and infusing topics spoken about throughout the show, including a new study that suggests that body dysphoria is part social contagion. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s second hour Dom welcomes Philadelphia’s Republican Commissioner Seth Bluestein onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss his efforts in ensuring election integrity. First, Dom asks Bluestein to clarify his role for the City, with Bluestein noting what it is Commissioners do, also outside of elections. Then, Dom delves into a controversial topic, being Act 77, and the rise of ‘satellite voting offices,’ asking the Commissioner how we can create trust when such actions were implemented with the infusion of ‘Zuckerbucks.’ The Commissioner clarifies on certain misconceptions, explaining why he’s in support of making elections both more accessible as well as more secure. After that, Dom and Bluestein delve into mail-in balloting, with Bluestein clarifying why he’s supportive of drop boxes, which further create accessibility for voters. Then, Dom takes calls from listeners discussing voter integrity and our side question of the day, asking for events and news stories that placed Philadelphia at the center of the universe. Then, in Dan Time with Dom, Dan offers up some free events surrounding Wrestlemania weekend, and tells of a new strategy employed by Tiger Woods ahead of the Masters. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by commenting on 1210WPHT host Dawn Stensland’s interview with Guy Ciarrocchi, expressing his concern over alleged satellite offices and the lack of security of mail-in balloting which has yet to be addressed. Dom tells of the importance of playing by the rules as presently stated, and the necessity of an embrace of mail-in balloting, while simultaneously fighting against or at least ensuring the legitimacy of the ballots. Then, Dom reveals a study that notes that many children are growing out of gender dysphoria, and plays back a clip from Senator Chris Coons who is seemingly turning against Netanyahu and Israel. Also, Dom condemns a crazy comment made by Charlie Kirk, who suggested women vote Democrat because they take birth control.
Then, Dom welcomes in Scott Presler of EarlyVoteAction.com to hear how his trip to Pennsylvania has gone as he travels the State looking to register Republican voters, expressing the value of utilizing the strategy of mail-in ballots for success. Scott tells that he spent the morning in Mifflin County and is taking a break from door knocking in Pike County to give the show a ring. Presler tells that, during his effort of registering the Amish, was offered to milk a cow, and tells why he’s bringing some volunteers to Philadelphia in effort of signing wrestling fans up at Wrestlemania. Also, Presler tells listeners how they can get involved in helping his effort to register Republican voters. (Photo by Mark Makela/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes Pennsylvania’s Republican candidate for U.S. Senate Dave McCormick back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss his bus tour across Pennsylvania that lands today’s at the famous Geno’s Cheesesteaks in South Philadelphia at 3PM. McCormick explains the stark differences between he and Democratic incumbent Bob Casey Jr., with McCormick laying forth his stance on both crime and the economy, two very important topics in which the current Senator holds damaging stances. Then, McCormick passes the phone over to friend, Montana Senator Steve Daines, who explains the importance of the Pennsylvania Senate race, noting that McCormick’s election could be the determining factor in making Senate a Republican majority. Also, Daines addresses rumors that he may be a dark horse candidate to replace Mitch McConnell in the future. (Photo by Getty Images)
In today’s second hour, Dom continues the Dom Giordano Program by welcoming in Nicole Neily, President and Founder of Parents Defending Education, to discuss a curriculum being funded by the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation called ‘A Pathway to Equitable Math Instruction,’ which seeks to ‘dismantle racism in mathematics instruction.’ Neily explains the issues with this form of curriculum, telling of the negative impacts of DEI and Critical Race Theory-driven educational topics. Also, Neily discusses whether Ivy League schools still hold their prestige only a week after acceptance letters were sent to prospective students.
Then, Dom continues the hour by telling that Jay-Z’s Philadelphia-based Made in America concert has been cancelled again, noting that this probably spells the end of the event in Philadelphia. Also, Dom updates on what's being done in Harrisburg to discuss a growing issue concerning squatters on private property, then explains why he's immovable on the topic of the death penalty when this turns into a conversation about Governor Josh Shapiro. (Photo by Christopher Polk/Getty Images for Anheuser-Busch
Dom welcomes back Riley Gaines, a former NCAA swimmer and strong fighter for Title IX who has joined the show on multiple occasions, to discuss the explosion in popularity of the Women’s NCAA Basketball Tournament. Gaines explains her pride in seeing her fellow women’s athletes succeed, telling of some record-setting numbers set last year in the world of women’s volleyball. Then, Riley, after rising to fame after competing against Trans UPenn swimmer Lia Thomas, discusses the new threats levied toward women’s sports and Title IX. Also, Riley tells about her upcoming book Swimming Against the Current, which releases in late May. (Photo by Drew Angerer/Getty Images)
In today’s third hour, Dom welcomes Pennsylvania’s Republican candidate for U.S. Senate Dave McCormick back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss his bus tour across Pennsylvania that lands today’s at the famous Geno’s Cheesesteaks in South Philadelphia at 3PM. McCormick explains the stark differences between he and Democratic incumbent Bob Casey Jr., with McCormick laying forth his stance on both crime and the economy, two very important topics in which the current Senator holds damaging stances. Then, McCormick passes the phone over to friend, Montana Senator Steve Daines, who explains the importance of the Pennsylvania Senate race, noting that McCormick’s election could be the determining factor in making Senate a Republican majority. Also, Daines addresses rumors that he may be a dark horse candidate to replace Mitch McConnell in the future.
Then, Dom welcomes back Riley Gaines, a former NCAA swimmer and strong fighter for Title IX who has joined the show on multiple occasions, to discuss the explosion in popularity of the Women’s NCAA Basketball Tournament. Gaines explains her pride in seeing her fellow women’s athletes succeed, telling of some record-setting numbers set last year in the world of women’s volleyball. Then, Riley, after rising to fame after competing against Trans UPenn swimmer Lia Thomas, discusses the new threats levied toward women’s sports and Title IX. Also, Riley tells about her upcoming book Swimming Against the Current, which releases in late May. (Photo by Drew Angerer/Getty Images)
Dom continues the Dom Giordano Program by welcoming in Nicole Neily, President and Founder of Parents Defending Education, to discuss a curriculum being funded by the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation called ‘A Pathway to Equitable Math Instruction,’ which seeks to ‘dismantle racism in mathematics instruction.’ Neily explains the issues with this form of curriculum, telling of the negative impacts of DEI and Critical Race Theory-driven educational topics. Also, Neily discusses whether Ivy League schools still hold their prestige only a week after acceptance letters were sent to prospective students. (Photo by Michael Loccisano/Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by offering up what’s to come on today’s show, noting that Riley Gaines will be back, as well as PA Senate candidate Dave McCormick, and the head of Parents Defending Education to discuss Bill Gates’ efforts to enter into education and curricula. Then, Dom plays a clip from Jill Biden who appeared on CBS this morning for the Teacher of the Year celebration, where the First Lady pushes back against the anchor for suggesting that President Biden is losing ground in battleground states in his run against former President Trump. Then, Dom tells of an effort by NATO to ‘Trump-proof’ the War in Ukraine, and explains why he’s not opposed to Trump’s comments made about his judge’s daughter, who’s clearly working alongside Democrats. (Photo by Anna Moneymaker/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes Pennsylvania State Representative Donna Scheuren back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss multiple topics unfolding in Harrisburg. First, Rep. Scheuren responds to a letter written by Philadelphia Mayor Cherelle Parker and commissioners from the collar counties calling for a $15 minimum wage, explaining how such a proposition damages small businesses. Then, Dom asks about a bill announced by Scheuren today that would offer more protections to homeowners in their effort to remove squatters, an issue growing nationwide. Also, Dom hears what the representative has been doing to insure election integrity. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Dom welcomes Pennsylvania State Representative Donna Scheuren back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss multiple topics unfolding in Harrisburg. First, Rep. Scheuren responds to a letter written by Philadelphia Mayor Cherelle Parker and commissioners from the collar counties calling for a $15 minimum wage, explaining how such a proposition damages small businesses. Then, Dom asks about a bill announced by Scheuren today that would offer more protections to homeowners in their effort to remove squatters, an issue growing nationwide. Also, Dom hears what the representative has been doing to insure election integrity. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom continues the Dom Giordano Program by discussing a Washington Post piece that suggest that millennials have had such a tumultuous start in the workforce that they’re becoming anti-Capitalist. Then, Dom tells that news has come out of Washington that Biden may not have completely signed off on his support of a Transgender support day on Easter, which has caused some controversy. After that, Dom returns to the topic of the impact that the 6-week abortion ban in Florida will have on the upcoming 2024 presidential election, taking calls from listeners discussing where to draw the line between winning and morality. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by offering his thoughts on last night’s Women’s NCAA Elite 8 matchup between Caitlin Clark’s Iowa Hawkeyes vs. Angel Reese’s LSU Tigers. Dom tells about a tweet from Megan Brock, who warned of the damage to women’s sports that persists with the inclusion of Trans athletes, which leads Dom to a similar point. Then, Dom plays back a clip from Robert Kennedy Jr. on CNN who suggested that Biden, not Trump, is the bigger danger to Democracy. Then, Dom expresses his frustration that Florida’s 6-week abortion ban is going to become an election reality, noting the damage that Trump faces if Florida flips due to the situation. Also, Dom reveals the Forbes Billionaire list, asking if Beyoncé recorded her country album after seeing Taylor Swift’s ever-growing net worth. (Photo by Jessica Kourkounis/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Dom welcomes in Montgomery County Commissioner Tom DiBello back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss his decision to vote along with Democrats and a handful of Republicans in implementing a $15 minimum wage in Philadelphia and the suburban collar counties. Dom takes issue with the vote, with DiBello justifying why his support was both necessary and politically beneficial. Then, Dom and DiBello delve into something very important to the commissioner, voter integrity and election security, with DiBello explaining what he’s doing as the sole Republican to ensure a clean election. (Photo by Joe Raedle/Getty Images)
In today’s second hour, Dom welcomes in Stella Morabito, author of The Weaponization of Loneliness and Senior Contributor to the Federalist, back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss her new initiative to launch a new book club project that would offer a counter to the effort to weaponize loneliness, creating an environment where individuals can speak freely. Morabito tells about her great book, explaining how certain entities create division through artificial loneliness, pointing out real life examples from cults to political movements that employ the tactic. Morabito suggests how one can recognize and push back against the efforts, and explains what she hopes to do with her new book clubs. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom welcomes in Pennsylvania State Senator Kristin Phillips-Hill, who recently co-authored a bill that aims to grant amnesty to bars that violated COVID lockdown orders. Phillips-Hill explains that the bill would prohibit the PLCB from revoking or suspending liquor licenses, something they’ve allegedly done as a retort to businesses who didn’t follow regulations during the pandemic. Also, Senator Phillips-Hill updates her bill on the banning of TikTok on Pennsylvania government devices, telling why she still supports the bill after Democrats filed an amendment extending its power. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom welcomes in Chester County Commissioner Eric Roe who was the sole Republican in the Philadelphia collar counties to vote against a mandatory hike in minimum wage to $15 an hour. Roe tells us why he’s against, overall, any types of raises in minimum wage, pointing out the stresses that such a political move imposes on our very important small businesses throughout the state. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom welcomes in Montgomery County Commissioner Tom DiBello back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss his decision to vote along with Democrats and a handful of Republicans in implementing a $15 minimum wage in Philadelphia and the suburban collar counties. Dom takes issue with the vote, with DiBello justifying why his support was both necessary and politically beneficial. Then, Dom and DiBello delve into something very important to the commissioner, voter integrity and election security, with DiBello explaining what he’s doing as the sole Republican to ensure a clean election. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by focusing on the holiday weekend coming off of Easter. Dom plays back an interview with Washington DC Cardinal Wilton Gregory, who analyzed Joe Biden’s Catholic faith. In the waffling interview, the religious official notes that Biden is a good Catholic, but openly discusses his stance on abortion as running counter to the traditional ideology of the faith. Dom expands on this topic to discuss the usage of religion as a political tool, which leads into a further conversation on the topic of abortion.
Then, Dom welcomes in Chester County Commissioner Eric Roe who was the sole Republican in the Philadelphia collar counties to vote against a mandatory hike in minimum wage to $15 an hour. Roe tells us why he’s against, overall, any types of raises in minimum wage, pointing out the stresses that such a political move imposes on our very important small businesses throughout the State.
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom welcomes in Stella Morabito, author of The Weaponization of Loneliness and Senior Contributor to the Federalist, back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss her new initiative to launch a new book club project that would offer a counter to the effort to weaponize loneliness, creating an environment where individuals can speak freely. Morabito tells about her great book, explaining how certain entities create division through artificial loneliness, pointing out real life examples from cults to political movements that employ the tactic. Morabito suggests how one can recognize and push back against the efforts, and explains what she hopes to do with her new book clubs.
Then, Dom welcomes in Pennsylvania State Senator Kristin Phillips-Hill, who recently co-authored a bill that aims to grant amnesty to bars that violated COVID lockdown orders. Phillips-Hill explains that the bill would prohibit the PLCB from revoking or suspending liquor licenses, something they’ve allegedly done as a retort to businesses who didn’t follow regulations during the pandemic. Also, Senator Phillips-Hill updates her bill on the banning of TikTok on Pennsylvania government devices, telling why she still supports the bill after Democrats filed an amendment extending its power. (Photo by Joe Raedle/Newsmakers)
Dom Giordano, WPHT host and former teacher, has dedicated much of his daily show toward parents who are taking it into their own hands to push back against school boards that have a negative impact on their children. This has culminated in a weekly podcast on education, Readin', Writin', and Reason, which has allowed wonderful relationships to develop between Giordano, educators, and parents throughout the country who are speaking out against overbearing school boards.
First, Dom welcomes in Kate Gorka onto the podcast to discuss her new book NextGen Marxism, which tells of the evolved version of Marxism that we see employed by the far Left, and how it differs from traditional Marxism. In the book, Gorka and her co-author Mike Gonzalez write of the new-age Marxism that was ‘shaped by European intellectuals adapted and refined by America’s student radicals of the 1960s, and diffused throughout the culture as those student radicals became professors, community organizers, and leaders.’ Gorka tells how this has effected not only the United States but all of Western Civilization, telling the importance of recognizing the spread in combating the ideology. Also, Dom asks Gorka about comments made by Joe Rogan, who today mentioned that Israel is performing genocide on Gaza after Edward Snowden released video of drone bombings of allegedly unarmed citizens.
Then, Dom welcomes Pennsylvania State Representative Joe D’Orsie back onto the podcast to discuss a bill considered controversial by legacy media that he co-sponsored. HR2155, which was introduced Monday as part of a package of legislation designed to protect teachers, has come under fire due to the bills protections for teachers who refuse to use students’ pronouns. D’Orsie rejects the reporting around the bill, stressing that this bill is not targeting or being malicious toward LGBT students, but protecting teacher’s right to free speech.
After traveling around the country for a year interviewing working-class Americans of all political persuasions, Newsweek opinion editor Batya Ungar-Sargon has reported her stunning findings in her new book Second Class: How the Elites Have Betrayed America’s Working Men and Women (EncounterBooks, April 2, 2024).
“The shocking truth is that the Democratic Party has largely lost the working class to the Republican Party,” says Ungar-Sargon. “Joe Biden will not lose in Michigan because of Gaza, but because workers in the automotive industry feel betrayed by the party where they’ve had a home since FDR’s New Deal.”
Ungar-Sargon delves deep into the new book on the Dom Giordano Program, telling Dom of the damage that the elites have unleashed on the American people. Also, Batya breaks down the upcoming 2024 election, telling why she believes RFK Jr. is not the anti-establishment candidate that many think he is. (Photo by Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today's third hour, Dom leads off the Dom Giordano Program by noting today is a big day for parents of students hoping to get into Ivy League schools as the prestigious universities send out their acceptance letters. That leads Dom to question whether the respect still remains for degrees from these prestigious institutions, particularly in light of the hyper-politicization of university leadership. Also, Dom tells of a big win in Harrisburg for voter integrity in Pennsylvania, revealing that dates now must be marked on mail-in ballots, which seems obvious. Finally, Dom tells of an upcoming event featuring Senator Rand Paul coming to the Zlock Performing Arts Center on April 11th, tickets can be found at 1210WPHT.com.
Dom welcomes in Delaware County District Attorney Jack Stollsteimer back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss his run for Attorney General of Pennsylvania. Stollsteimer speaks on many of his platform issues, with Dom digging in on certain topics he disagrees with the candidate on, including his stance on the death penalty. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom continues the Dom Giordano Program by offering up some concerning information about Haverford College, who this past month have hosted an Israel Apartheid Month, telling that the College is now putting out a blood libel telling that Israel has used Coronavirus ‘as a tool for settler Colonialism in Palestine.’ Then, Dom welcomes in Delaware County District Attorney Jack Stollsteimer back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss his run for Attorney General of Pennsylvania. Stollsteimer speaks on many of his platform issues, with Dom digging in on certain topics he disagrees with the candidate on, including his stance on the death penalty. After the break, Dom hears from FOP Lodge 27 President Chris Eiserman, who calls in to throw his full support behind Jack in his run to become Attorney General. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by discussing a big win for election integrity in Pennsylvania, telling that both friends of the show Linda Kerns and Wally Zimolong pointed out that the third circuit has overturned a district court decision ensuring that mail-in ballots in Pennsylvania must be dated. Then, Dom plays back an awkward moment from today’s The View, where host Sonny Hostin claims guest Coleman Hughes has been ‘co-opted’ by the Right for his ‘controversial’ views on the Left’s stance on race. Then, Dom reveals that Sam Bankman Fried has been sentenced due to his fraud involving crypto company FTX, asking how these very smart investors, such as Kevin O’Leary, were tied up in the situation. Then, Dom returns to the initial topic, stressing the importance of voter integrity leading into the 2024 presidential election. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Dom welcomes in Kate Gorka onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss her new book Next Gen Marxism, which tells of the evolved version of Marxism that we see employed by the far Left, and how it differs from traditional Marxism. In the book, Gorka and her co-author Mike Gonzalez write of the new-age Marxism that was ‘shaped by European intellectuals adapted and refined by America’s student radicals of the 1960s, and diffused throughout the culture as those student radicals became professors, community organizers, and leaders.’ Gorka tells how this has effected not only the United States but all of Western Civilization, telling the importance of recognizing the spread in combating the ideology. Also, Dom asks Gorka about comments made by Joe Rogan, who today mentioned that Israel is performing genocide on Gaza after Edward Snowden released video of drone bombings of allegedly unarmed citizens. This tidbit continues after Dom’s playing of Money Melody, telling why Rogan’s suggestion deeply bothers him, noting the reach of Rogan’s huge podcast. (Photo by Christian Petersen/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes Pennsylvania State Representative Joe D’Orsie back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss a bill considered controversial by legacy media that he co-sponsored. HR2155, which was introduced Monday as part of a package of legislation designed to protect teachers, has come under fire due to the bills protections for teachers who refuse to use students’ pronouns. D’Orsie rejects the reporting around the bill, stressing that this bill is not targeting or being malicious toward LGBT students, but protecting teacher’s right to free speech. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom welcomes back Linda A. Kerns, Philadelphia-based election law attorney, after she penned two pieces concerning election law and integrity for the Federalist and the Federalist Society. First, Linda discusses her piece at TheFederalist.com that argues that, if Pennsylvania continues down the path toward mail-in balloting, poll watchers are an absolute necessity. Kerns expounds on the point with Giordano, explaining the necessity of olive branches from the left in election monitoring for conservatives to fully trust the electoral processes. Also, Kerns discusses her other article released within the past couple days that discusses the deep impact and downstream consequences of immigration policy on elections.
In today’s third hour, Dom welcomes in Kate Gorka onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss her new book NextGen Marxism, which tells of the evolved version of Marxism that we see employed by the far Left, and how it differs from traditional Marxism. In the book, Gorka and her co-author Mike Gonzalez write of the new-age Marxism that was ‘shaped by European intellectuals adapted and refined by America’s student radicals of the 1960s, and diffused throughout the culture as those student radicals became professors, community organizers, and leaders.’ Gorka tells how this has effected not only the United States but all of Western Civilization, telling the importance of recognizing the spread in combating the ideology. Also, Dom asks Gorka about comments made by Joe Rogan, who today mentioned that Israel is performing genocide on Gaza after Edward Snowden released video of drone bombings of allegedly unarmed citizens.
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom welcomes back Linda A. Kerns, Philadelphia-based election law attorney, after she penned two pieces concerning election law and integrity for the Federalist and the Federalist Society. First, Linda discusses her piece at TheFederalist.com that argues that, if Pennsylvania continues down the path toward mail-in balloting, poll watchers are an absolute necessity. Kerns expounds on the point with Giordano, explaining the necessity of olive branches from the left in election monitoring for conservatives to fully trust the electoral processes. Also, Kerns discusses her other article released within the past couple days that discusses the deep impact and downstream consequences of immigration policy on elections. Then, Dom takes calls throughout the hour concerning topics of the day including the collapse of the Francis Scott Key Bridge in Baltimore, and producer Dan takes over for Dan Time with Dom to tell of an upcoming biopic telling the story of a very disliked musical artist. (Photo by Anna Moneymaker/Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by analyzing the continued spin on inflation presented by the Biden administration ahead of the 2024 election. Dom plays back a clip from a group of Arizona voters who note their turn away from Biden for the sole fact that they can no longer afford to go out to eat. Then, Dom plays back clips from Blackrock CEO Larry Fink, who tells that he projects that inflation will continue, somehow spinning it into a positive, which Dom suggests may be a future spin of the current administration. Then, Dom offers up the side topic of the day, telling that in honor of National Joe Day, he’s looking for all-time notable Joes, Josephs, or Josephines.
Then, Dom welcomes Pennsylvania State Representative Joe D’Orsie back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss a bill considered controversial by legacy media that he co-sponsored. HR2155, which was introduced Monday as part of a package of legislation designed to protect teachers, has come under fire due to the bills protections for teachers who refuse to use students’ pronouns. D’Orsie rejects the reporting around the bill, stressing that this bill is not targeting or being malicious toward LGBT students, but protecting teacher’s right to free speech. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom welcomes in Linda McMahon, Chair of the America First Policy Institute and former administrator of the Small Business Administration, back onto the Dom Giordano to hear about a new op-ed penned for Fox News: Biden's DEI mandates on employers fail American workers. McMahon breaks down the negative implications of Diversity Equity and Inclusion mandates, using her experience in creating beneficial environments for small business to operate to dissect new requirements placed on business owners. (Photo by Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images)
Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by welcoming in former Yeadon Police Chief Anthony ‘Chachi’ Paparo after news broke that he was awarded $2.5 million to settle a lawsuit filed after he was allegedly terminated from his position for being white. Chief Paparo tells us that he’s applied for over 150 jobs since his situation in Yeadon and, because of what’s happened, he’s since been unable to find a job. Also, Dom welcomes in Paparo’s attorneys Harold and Noah Goodman, with Harold explaining the deep importance that this case holds on litigation concerning racism. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Dom leads off the Dom Giordano Program by noting that, at some point this hour, we’ll hear an announcement from Robert F. Kennedy Jr concerning his choice for Vice President. Dom explains the impact of the decision, noting how the VP choice can determine whether Kennedy will siphon off more Biden or Trump voters. While waiting on the announcement, which never came, Giordano floats between multiple topics, including the decision by Bucks County Commissioners to sue oil companies over their role in climate change, and takes calls from listeners on the side topic, asking for things that are very popular that the listener just doesn’t get. (Photo by Jessica Kourkounis/Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by welcoming in former Yeadon Police Chief Anthony ‘Chachi’ Paparo after news broke that he was awarded $2.5 million to settle a lawsuit filed after he was allegedly terminated from his position for being white. Chief Paparo tells us that he’s applied for over 150 jobs since his situation in Yeadon and, because of what’s happened, he’s since been unable to find a job. Also, Dom welcomes in Paparo’s attorneys Harold and Noah Goodman, with Harold explaining the deep importance that this case holds on litigation concerning racism.
Then, Dom welcomes in Linda McMahon, Chair of the America First Policy Institute and former administrator of the Small Business Administration, back onto the Dom Giordano to hear about a new op-ed penned for Fox News: Biden's DEI mandates on employers fail American workers. McMahon breaks down the negative implications of Diversity Equity and Inclusion mandates, using her experience in creating beneficial environments for small business to operate to dissect new requirements placed on business owners. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom continues the Dom Giordano Program by offering his thoughts on the pending Supreme Court case concerning the abortion pill, telling why it seems that, in oral arguments, the Court is trending voting to allow the medication. Dom supports this decision, laying forth the political implications for Republicans if the Court were to overturn something like this just prior to a very important election. Also, Dom offers his thoughts on the collapse of the Francis Scott Key Bridge in Baltimore, and lambasts a lawsuit filed in Bucks County against oil companies due to a horrific flood that killed multiple Bucks County residents. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom welcomes back Matt Rooney, editor of SaveJersey.com and Sunday night host here on 1210WPHT, to discuss Tammy Murphy’s withdrawal from the race to replace Bob Menendez as the next US Senator from New Jersey. Rooney takes us behind the scenes, explaining why the writing was on the wall for this to happen, explaining the polling numbers that pointed to a surge for opponent Andy Kim. Then, Rooney and Giordano delve into strategizing the 2024 election in the suburbs, telling how they both believe Trump can capture some suburban voters in New Jersey and Pennsylvania. Also, Rooney breaks down the names that have been thrown around as gubernatorial choices for Republicans in New Jersey in 2024. (Photo by Nathan Howard/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes in Stephen Moore, Wall Street Journal writer and author of Govzilla who’s also co-founder of the Committee of Prosperity and Heritage Foundation Distinguished Fellow, back onto the Dom Giordano Program to analyze multiple pieces of economic news. First, Dom asks for Moore’s thoughts on the bond payment due by Donald Trump, telling why he was unsurprised to hear of the bond reduction. Then, Moore dissects Biden’s ‘shrinkflation’ spin on the economy, explaining how the policies of the current administration have led to the rampant inflation we’re seeing. Also, Moore comments on the artificial lowering of interest rates ahead of the election by the Federal Reserve, and the new budget proposed for the federal government. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Dom continues the Dom Giordano Program by playing back a hilarious clip from a senate hearing featuring Senator John Kennedy, who completely undressed a cross country skier who was called as a witness to climate change. Then, Dom offers his thoughts on tomorrow’s upcoming announcement from independent candidate Robert Kennedy Jr, who will tell who he’ll be running with as his Vice Presidential candidate. Then, producer Dan reads back some of the odds favorites for Republican VP, which leads Dom to suggest the surge of Marco Rubio.(Photo by Joe Raedle/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom welcomes back Matt Rooney, editor of SaveJersey.com and Sunday night host here on 1210WPHT, to discuss Tammy Murphy’s withdrawal from the race to replace Bob Menendez as the next US Senator from New Jersey. Rooney takes us behind the scenes, explaining why the writing was on the wall for this to happen, explaining the polling numbers that pointed to a surge for opponent Andy Kim. Then, Rooney and Giordano delve into strategizing the 2024 election in the suburbs, telling how they both believe Trump can capture some suburban voters in New Jersey and Pennsylvania. Also, Rooney breaks down the names that have been thrown around as gubernatorial choices for Republicans in New Jersey in 2024.
Then, Dom continues the Dom Giordano Program by taking calls from listeners both on-topic and off, with listeners offering their thoughts on the strategy that Republicans should employ when addressing the topic of abortion, or calling in their answer to the day’s side topic. Also, in today’s Dan Time with Dom, Dan expresses his regret in theorizing about Kate Middleton’s health, and asks Dom whether he’d consider supersonic flight as commercial airlines reboot the technology. (Photo by Anna Moneymaker/Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by offering an update on Friday’s Radiothon, noting that, with the help of our listeners, the station was able to raise over $107,000 for the Travis Manion Foundation. Then, Dom spins this into more money-related topics, first telling that President Trump’s $454 million bond has been reduced to $175 million, explaining what exactly that means. Then, Dom offers an update in the case of former Yeadon Police Chief Anthony ‘Chachi’ Paparo, who came to a settlement with the town after he was allegedly let go for racial reasons.
Then, Dom welcomes in Stephen Moore, Wall Street Journal writer and author of Govzilla who’s also co-founder of the Committee of Prosperity and Heritage Foundation Distinguished Fellow, back onto the Dom Giordano Program to analyze multiple pieces of economic news. First, Dom asks for Moore’s thoughts on the bond payment due by Donald Trump, telling why he was unsurprised to hear of the bond reduction. Then, Moore dissects Biden’s ‘shrinkflation’ spin on the economy, explaining how the policies of the current administration have led to the rampant inflation we’re seeing. Also, Moore comments on the artificial lowering of interest rates ahead of the election by the Federal Reserve, and the new budget proposed for the federal government. (Photo by Michael M. Santiago/Getty Images)
Full Hour | Talk Radio 1210 WPHT is proud to partner with the Travis Manion Foundation (TMF) of Doylestown, Pennsylvania, for the 6th Annual Radiothon. Dom Giordano hosts his first hour of the Radiothon, joined by Knox County Mayor Glenn Jacobs, aka wrestling legend Kane, Congressman Jeff Van Drew, and 1210WPHT morning show host Nick Kayal.
Fox News primetime host Jesse Watters joins the Dom Giordano Program during the 2024 WPHT Radiothon, raising funds for the Travis Manion Foundation. Jesse tells all about his newly released book Get It Together: Troubling Tales from the Liberal Fringe, offering a listeners a preview into the hilarious book that breaks down the sociopolitical scene with precision. (Photo by Jason Koerner/Getty Images)
Full Hour | Talk Radio 1210 WPHT is proud to partner with the Travis Manion Foundation (TMF) of Doylestown, Pennsylvania, for the 6th Annual Radiothon. Dom Giordano hosts his first hour of the Radiothon, joined by Fox News host Jesse Watters and 1210WPHT morning show host Nick Kayal.
Dom welcomes in Guy Ciarrocchi, Senior Fellow with the Commonwealth Foundation, back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss a new huge investment in Pennsylvania by conservative groups as Republicans and Donald Trump gear up for the 2024 election. The funding, directed largely toward driving mail-in balloting, is a historic amount Ciarrocchi explains, also telling why the funding is absolutely crucial in a very important election. Then, Ciarrocchi and Giordano get into the strategy of driving votership, discussing problems sometimes faced by voters on voting day that would cause some to favor mail-in balloting. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom welcomes in Dave McCormick, candidate for United States Senator in Pennsylvania, back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss his record of supporting police. This comes after a press conference earlier this week by Delaware County FOP leaders endorsing McCormick as a candidate, calling attention to endorsements of opponent Bob Casey by a group supporting a defunding of police. McCormick delves into Casey’s repeated refusal to stand up for men and women in uniform, explaining the crisis we find ourselves in concerning law enforcement and the role of Casey and progressive groups who support him. (Photo by Jeff Swensen/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes in Montgomery County Commissioner Tom DiBello who joins the show after Dom and Dan received a tip from a listener in their YouTube comments that a change was coming from Democratic Montgomery County commissioners loosening rules around mail-in balloting and satellite voting offices. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom welcomes Paul Cammarota, Father Judge graduate and former Lincoln High School football coach, onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss the ending of the Turkey Bowl rivalry between Father Judge High School and Lincoln High School and the implications on the Veterans community. Cammarota tells us about the history behind the rivalry, and the ties to students who were lost in the Vietnam War. Cammarota tells about the shift in safety that’s led to the decision, but explains that a move to a new conference and playoff scheduling may be even more at fault for the decision. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Dom welcomes Paul Cammarota, Father Judge graduate and former Lincoln High School football coach, onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss the ending of the Turkey Bowl rivalry between Father Judge High School and Lincoln High School and the implications on the Veterans community. Cammarota tells us about the history behind the rivalry, and the ties to students who were lost in the Vietnam War. Cammarota tells about the shift in safety that’s led to the decision, but explains that a move to a new conference and playoff scheduling may be even more at fault for the decision. Then, Dom welcomes in Montgomery County Commissioner Tom DiBello who joins the show after Dom and Dan received a tip from a listener in their YouTube comments that a change was coming from Democratic Montgomery County commissioners loosening rules around mail-in balloting and satellite voting offices. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom welcomes in Guy Ciarrocchi, Senior Fellow with the Commonwealth Foundation, back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss a new huge investment in Pennsylvania by conservative groups as Republicans and Donald Trump gear up for the 2024 election. The funding, directed largely toward driving mail-in balloting, is a historic amount Ciarrocchi explains, also telling why the funding is absolutely crucial in a very important election. Then, Ciarrocchi and Giordano get into the strategy of driving votership, discussing problems sometimes faced by voters on voting day that would cause some to favor mail-in balloting. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by telling of a new push for further property taxes for a Philadelphia suburb in Cherry Hill in a call by those in the schools, which sets off Producer Dan who moved out of the suburb as a child to a high school in a red state that offered students things like a natatorium, which is unheard of in South Jersey.
Then, Dom welcomes in Dave McCormick, candidate for United States Senator in Pennsylvania, back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss his record of supporting police. This comes after a press conference earlier this week by Delaware County FOP leaders endorsing McCormick as a candidate, calling attention to endorsements of opponent Bob Casey by a group supporting a defunding of police. McCormick delves into Casey’s repeated refusal to stand up for men and women in uniform, explaining the crisis we find ourselves in concerning law enforcement and the role of Casey and progressive groups who support him.
Dom welcomes in Chris Eiserman, President of FOP Lodge 27, Delaware County’s police union, onto the Dom Giordano Program after the police officer and union leader held a press conference this morning calling attention to anti-policing policies propagated by Senator Bob Casey Jr. In the press conference, Eiserman notes a new endorsement of Casey by "Indivisible Philadelphia," a group known to propagate the defunding of police. In addition, Eiserman runs through multiple different topics that paint Casey as a candidate who only presents himself as pro-Police when politically beneficial. Also, Eiserman explains why his organization, along with others throughout Pennsylvania, are throwing their support behind Dave McCormick in the upcoming election, even while endorsing Democrats in other elections. (Photo by Jemal Countess/Getty Images for SEIU)
Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Dom welcomes in Chris Eiserman, President of FOP Lodge 27, Delaware County’s police union, onto the Dom Giordano Program after the police officer and union leader held a press conference this morning calling attention to anti-policing policies propagated by Senator Bob Casey Jr. In the press conference, Eiserman notes a new endorsement of Casey by "Indivisible Philadelphia," a group known to propagate the defunding of police. In addition, Eiserman runs through multiple different topics that paint Casey as a candidate who only presents himself as pro-Police when politically beneficial.
Then, Dom returns to the topics of abortion and immigration to close out the hour in a discussion of the upcoming 2024 election. Also, Dom plays his Money Melody of the day, and takes calls from listeners for their input both on the topics presented, but also the side question of the day asking for somebody famous for no real reason. (Photo by Anna Moneymaker/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes Brandon Judd, President of the National Border Patrol Council, back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss the Supreme Court ruling yesterday that gives power to Texas to enforce laws at the border. Judd, who’s Union represents 17,000 Border Patrol agents and support staff, delves deep into the situation playing out at the border, explaining why things have gotten to the point that they have where there’s potential that power is removed from the hands of the Federal government. Judd provides an unprecedented look into the developing situation, and tells why Trump is supported by so many in the union due to policies enacted during the Biden administration that has led to a flood of illegal migrants. (Photo by David McNew/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes in Liv DeMarco, Editorial Associate for Broad and Liberty, who penned a piece for Broad and Liberty titled Suburban women are being displaced from the pro-Life movement. DeMarco, both in her piece and her interview, offers great insight into the controversial topic of abortion, suggesting how conservatives, particularly Donald Trump, should frame the issue in effort to win in the upcoming election. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom welcomes Brandon Judd, President of the National Border Patrol Council, back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss the Supreme Court ruling yesterday that gives power to Texas to enforce laws at the border. Judd, who’s Union represents 17,000 Border Patrol agents and support staff, delves deep into the situation playing out at the border, explaining why things have gotten to the point that they have where there’s potential that power is removed from the hands of the Federal government. Judd provides an unprecedented look into the developing situation, and tells why Trump is supported by so many in the union due to policies enacted during the Biden administration that has led to
Then, Dom welcomes in Liv DeMarco, Editorial Associate for Broad and Liberty, who penned a piece for Broad and Liberty titled Suburban women are being displaced from the pro-Life movement. DeMarco, both in her piece and her interview, offers great insight into the controversial topic of abortion, suggesting how conservatives, particularly Donald Trump, should frame the issue in effort to win in the upcoming election. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by cycling through multiple national politics as things heat up leading to the Presidential election. Dom offers his thoughts on the news concerning Trump’s case in New York in which he’s due to pay a huge payout, explaining why he thinks Trump needs to pay, knowing he’ll win in appeal. Then, Dom takes calls from listeners concerning the topic, with some on Twitter suggesting Trump should ignore the payment. Then, Dom moves over to the topic of the border after yesterday’s Supreme Court ruling that would place the power of deportations and border security in the hands of Texas rather than the federal government. Also, throughout the hour, Dom plays with today’s side topic, which is related to the wedding between Yoko Ono and John Lennon. (Photo by Brandon Bell/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Dom continues the Dom Giordano Program by revealing that there are rumors of potential Saudi involvement in a group of investors looking to buy TikTok. Then, Dom welcomes in Ben Weingarten, Editor at Large of RealClearInvestigations, who penned a piece for the New York Post calling out the danger of comments made yesterday by Supreme Court Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson in the landmark Murthy v. Missouri case. In discussion, Brown Jackson pushed back against Justice Samuel Alito’s concerns about governmental overreach, noting that her ‘biggest concern is that [his] view has the First Amendment hamstringing the government in certain ways.’ This, as Weingarten and Giordano note, is the entire point of the constitution, with Weingarten explaining how her viewpoint could be a preview of a future where we surrender our first amendment rights. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom welcomes in Ben Weingarten, Editor at Large of RealClearInvestigations, who penned a piece for the New York Post calling out the danger of comments made yesterday by Supreme Court Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson in the landmark Murthy v. Missouri case. In discussion, Brown Jackson pushed back against Justice Samuel Alito’s concerns about governmental overreach, noting that her ‘biggest concern is that [his] view has the First Amendment hamstringing the government in certain ways.’ This, as Weingarten and Giordano note, is the entire point of the constitution, with Weingarten explaining how her viewpoint could be a preview of a future where we surrender our first amendment rights. (Photo by Shawn Thew-Pool/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom leads off by talking about the cancellation of a traditional Thanksgiving football game between Father Judge and Lincoln high schools, a longstanding tradition in Philadelphia between the public and private school that sit only a mile apart. Dom reveals the ties to the 27 Vietnam Veterans lost that had attended Father Judge high school, also noting how other Veterans events tie into the longstanding Philadelphia tradition. Dom takes calls from listeners from the area expressing their concern with the cancellation. Also, Dom reveals how much Travis Kelce has spent to keep up with girlfriend Taylor Swift, and continues the conversation around the First Amendment after the Supreme Court heard Murthy v. Missouri. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by offering up some hot topics of the day, telling that there’s been some discussion in Harrisburg over the legitimacy of voting machines and electronic ballots. Dom plays back some surprising words of Democrat Anthony Williams, who suggested he’s in favor of paper ballots because he’s concerned about foreign interference. Then, Dom spends an amount of time breaking down comments made by Supreme Court Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson, who expressed concern that Justice Samuel Alito expressed a view the First Amendment is hamstringing the government in controlling social media, which Giordano argues is the purpose of the First Amendment.
Then, Dom welcomes in Flash Shelton, leader of SquatterHunters.com, back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss the reversal of squatter’s rights in Florida. Shelton, who last joined after making national news in assisting homeowners throughout the Country to remove squatters from their property, tells of some concerning strategies being employed by these squatters.. Shelton explains that there’s a trend of caregivers squatting in the homes of elderly, hoping to seize their home once they pass. Also, Shelton tells listeners how they can find his ‘Outside the Box’ YouTube channel, and explains how he hopes to change national laws to bring control back into the hands of homeowners.
Then, Dom welcomes in Pennsylvania State Senator Cris Dush back onto to the Dom Giordano Program to discuss a public hearing he held on Monday featuring cybersecurity experts testifying on the security of voting machines ahead of the 2024 election. In the hearing, Dush, along with other Republican and Democratic Senators, picked the brains of experts who offered their analysis on the machines, suggesting principles for state statutes regarding ballot marking and vote tabulation. In the hearing, Senator Anthony Williams of Philadelphia surprisingly spoke up in favor of paper balloting, expressing concern over potential foreign interference when using voting machines. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom welcomes in Pennsylvania State Senator Cris Dush back onto to the Dom Giordano Program to discuss a public hearing he held on Monday featuring cybersecurity experts testifying on the security of voting machines ahead of the 2024 election. In the hearing, Dush, along with other Republican and Democratic Senators, picked the brains of experts who offered their analysis on the machines, suggesting principles for state statutes regarding ballot marking and vote tabulation. In the hearing, Senator Anthony Williams of Philadelphia surprisingly spoke up in favor of paper balloting, expressing concern over potential foreign interference when using voting machines. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom welcomes in Flash Shelton, leader of SquatterHunters.com, back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss the reversal of squatter’s rights in Florida. Shelton, who last joined after making national news in assisting homeowners throughout the Country to remove squatters from their property, tells of some concerning strategies being employed by these squatters.. Shelton explains that there’s a trend of caregivers squatting in the homes of elderly, hoping to seize their home once they pass. Also, Shelton tells listeners how they can find his ‘Outside the Box’ YouTube channel, and explains how he hopes to change national laws to bring control back into the hands of homeowners. (Photo by Getty Images)
In today’s third hour, Dom welcomes Scott Presler of EarlyVoteAction.com back onto the Dom Giordano Program after he was mentioned late last week by Lara Trump for the great work that he’s been doing in registering conservative-leaning voters ahead of the 2024 election. Scott provides an update on his noble push, and tells why he’s now opening offices all around Pennsylvania as more join to help the cause.
Then, Dom closes out the hour by playing Dom's Money Melody, then cycles through the topics presented throughout the show, taking calls from listeners. Also, Dom discusses a new internal Democratic push against Tammy Murphy as a Senate candidate, telling who some in the State would prefer instead of a further strengthening of the Murphy family name. (Photo by Anna Moneymaker/Getty Images)
In today’s third hour, Dom welcomes Scott Presler of EarlyVoteAction.com back onto the Dom Giordano Program after he was mentioned late last week by Lara Trump for the great work that he’s been doing in registering conservative-leaning voters ahead of the 2024 election. Scott provides an update on his noble push, and tells why he’s now opening offices all around Pennsylvania as more join to help the cause. (Photo by Scott Olson/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom leads off the Dom Giordano Program by playing back the Biden gaffe of the day, where the President attributes a very common phrase to his hometown of Claymont, DE. Then, Dom returns to the disappointing news that Philadelphia’s Faith and Liberty Center will close soon, asking listeners why they believe the advanced and beautiful museum didn’t gain much traction. After that, Dom tells of a Supreme Court debate over an Indiana situation involving a set of parents who disagree with their child over their decision to become transgendered. Also, Dom provides an update on a guest who joined a few weeks ago who fights back against squatters nationwide, telling that ‘squatter hunter’ Flash Shelton has continued to make national news as squatters rights become a more apparent issue. (Photo by Anna Moneymaker/Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by reporting some sad news that Philadelphia’s very own Faith and Liberty Center is preparing to close its doors. Dom reads back an opinion piece from the Philadelphia Inquirer that somewhat celebrates the decision, with Dom explaining the purpose and place for the very interactive museum that points to the influence of faith on the founding of our Country. Then, Dom offers up some commentary on the complete twisting of the truth by the Left after Donald Trump noted a coming ‘bloodbath’ if he’s not elected, leaving out the fact that he was specifically speaking of the auto industry. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom Giordano, WPHT host and former teacher, has dedicated much of his daily show toward parents who are taking it into their own hands to push back against school boards that have a negative impact on their children. This has culminated in a weekly podcast on education, Readin', Writin', and Reason, which has allowed wonderful relationships to develop between Giordano, educators, and parents throughout the country who are speaking out against overbearing school boards.
First, Dom welcomes Gordon G. Chang, author of The Coming Collapse of China, The Great US-China Tech War, and the just-released China is Going to War, back onto the podcast to discuss the governmental push to control TikTok. Chang provides a deep dive into the controversial social media app, telling of the nefarious ways that the Chinese Communist government uses the technology to subvert American and Western culture.
Then, Dom welcomes in 1210WPHT's Sunday night host and head of SaveJersey.com Matt Rooney back onto the podcast to discuss a report by the New Jersey government into the effects of Coronavirus on the learning of schoolchildren. In the extensive report, much of what conservatives claimed have come true, with notable losses in learning for students who were forced to stay home. Then, Rooney tells us about the New Jersey Senate race, telling that SaveJersey.com will be hosting a Republican debate, running through which Senate candidates he believes have the best shot to become the first Republican NJ Senator elected since prior to Watergate.
Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Dom continues the Dom Giordano Program by discussing multiple issues relating to national politics and the 2024 Presidential Election. First, Dom tells about this weekend’s Gridiron Club dinner, where Biden and Kamala Harris will speak to what Dom considers the ‘nerd dinner’ made up of left-leaning journalists. Then, Dom plays back a clip from the View where Joy Behar somewhat defends Aaron Rodgers against claims made by Ana Navarro after news broke that he may become the Vice Presidential candidate for the Robert Kennedy Jr. campaign. (Photo by Nick Cammett/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom continues the Dom Giordano Program by returning to a burgeoning topic from the week, the bill concerning a TikTok divestment from the communist China government. Dom asks his producer Dan whether he’s changed his headstrong stance supporting a ban of the social media platform, with Dan telling that he’s read the text and is comfortable with the specificity concerning TikTok itself, noting that the Presidential power offered in the new bill comes with, what he believes to be, acceptable conditions. Then, Dom returns to the topic of 2024 election strategies, stressing again the importance of utilizing mail-in balloting and legal ballot harvesting to our advantage. Then, in Dan Time with Dom, Dan and Dom discuss a couple shows worth watching over the weekend, including the surge in popularity of SyFy’s Resident Alien. (Photo Illustration by Michael M. Santiago/Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by offering updates centered around the upcoming 2024 election, telling his thoughts on the news surrounding Fani Willis, who’s now allowed to remain on the Georgia case even after her hearing last week. This raises questions from Giordano and listeners, who wonder why the other individual involved in her scandal is disallowed from the case, while she’s allowed to continue working on it. Then, Dom plays back a clip from Lara Trump, who stressed the importance of registering voters at heavily-attended events such as UFC fights, NASCAR races, and country concerts, also emphasizing the importance of a focus on mail-in balloting. This triggers a caller, who tells why he, as a Trump fan, refuses to utilize the tactic forced upon us by Democrats, which Dom argues is a losing tactic. (Photo by Anna Moneymaker/Getty Images)
In today’s third hour, Dom welcomes Representative Scott Perry back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss why he voted against the bi-partisan bill passed yesterday that would require the social media app TikTok to divest from communist China. Perry explains his distaste for the communist Chinese regime, telling of the deep abuses of the Chinese government using subversive tactics through the app. That being said, Perry takes issue with the bill itself, explaining that the difference between an ‘and’ and ‘or’ has led to concern that the bill will be used to expand past TikTok, wondering whether once passed, if the federal government will use it against the American citizens.
Then, Dom welcomes in Professor Ron Hassner, Chancellor’s Chair in Political Science and Helen Diller Family Chair in Israel Studies at University of California, Berkeley, to hear about the ridiculous anti-Semitism allowed to persist on his campus that has led to him moving into his office in protest. Hassner tells about the hate that many Jewish students at Berkeley has faced, telling all he wants from his stinky protest is for safety for Jewish students, asking they not have to worry when traversing their campus.
Dom welcomes in Professor Ron Hassner, Chancellor’s Chair in Political Science and Helen Diller Family Chair in Israel Studies at University of California, Berkeley, to hear about the ridiculous antisemitism allowed to persist on his campus that has led to him moving into his office in protest. Hassner tells about the hate that many Jewish students at Berkeley has faced, telling all he wants from his stinky protest is for safety for Jewish students, asking they not have to worry when traversing their campus. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom welcomes Representative Scott Perry back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss why he voted against the bi-partisan bill passed yesterday that would require the social media app TikTok to divest from communist China. Perry explains his distaste for the communist Chinese regime, telling of the deep abuses of the Chinese government using subversive tactics through the app. That being said, Perry takes issue with the bill itself, explaining that the difference between an ‘and’ and ‘or’ has led to concern that the bill will be used to expand past TikTok, wondering whether once passed, if the federal government will use it against the American citizens. (Photo Illustration by Michael M. Santiago/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom welcomes in Donald Trump’s 2024 National Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss strategies leading into the 2024 Presidential election. First, Dom asks Leavitt about Vice President Kamala Harris’s speech at an abortion clinic, noting that this is the first time a VP or Presidential candidate has done such a stunt. Leavitt previews how the Trump campaign will address the controversial topic, and also hits on other topics that may become an issue for the Trump campaign as the 2024 election heats up. This leads into a conversation centered on the economy and foreign affairs, with Leavitt tying the destructive Biden economy to the current status that we stand as a Country. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom welcomes in Oklahoma Superintendent Ryan Walters who’s made national headlines after being vocal about the tragic passing of transgendered student Nex Benedict. Walters, who’s been labeled as responsible for policies he’s enacted in the state of Oklahoma, is now under fire by the husband of Pete Buttigieg. Walters expresses his thoughts and prayers for the family of Benedict, noting the expediency of the Left pushing lies on the story in an effort to create a narrative. Then, Dom asks for the Superintendent’s thoughts on the push by Congress to ban TikTok, or at least remove Chinese ownership, which he supports. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom welcomes in Donald Trump’s 2024 National Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss strategies leading into the 2024 Presidential election. First, Dom asks Leavitt about Vice President Kamala Harris’s speech at an abortion clinic, noting that this is the first time a VP or Presidential candidate has done such a stunt. Leavitt previews how the Trump campaign will address the controversial topic, and also hits on other topics that may become an issue for the Trump campaign as the 2024 election heats up. This leads into a conversation centered on the economy and foreign affairs, with Leavitt tying the destructive Biden economy to the current status that we stand as a Country. (Photo by Jeff Swensen/Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by offering his thoughts on Vice President Kamala Harris being the first Vice President or President in history to hold a campaign event from an abortion clinic. Then, Dom offers his thoughts on criticism of Kennedy’s potential VP choice, NFL QB Aaron Rodgers, who faces some heat after reports that he, in private conversations, questioned the legitimacy of the Sandy Hook tragedy. Then, Dom offers some updates on the Congressional effort to remove Chinese ownership from the TikTok app, reading back why Philadelphia liberal Brendan Boyle voted against the initiative.
Then, Dom welcomes in Oklahoma Superintendent Ryan Walters who’s made national headlines after being vocal about the tragic passing of transgendered student Nex Benedict. Walters, who’s been labeled as responsible for policies he’s enacted in the state of Oklahoma, is now under fire by the husband of Pete Buttigieg. Walters expresses his thoughts and prayers for the family of Benedict, noting the expediency of the Left pushing lies on the story in an effort to create a narrative. Then, Dom asks for the Superintendent’s thoughts on the push by Congress to ban TikTok, or at least remove Chinese ownership, which he supports. (Photo by Alexander Drago-Pool/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Dom welcomes in Sunday night host and head of SaveJersey.com Matt Rooney back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss a report by the New Jersey government into the effects of Coronavirus on the learning of schoolchildren. In the extensive report, much of what conservatives claimed have come true, with notable losses in learning for students who were forced to stay home. Then, Rooney tells us about the New Jersey Senate race, telling that SaveJersey.com will be hosting a Republican debate, running through which Senate candidates he believes have the best shot to become the first Republican NJ Senator elected since prior to Watergate. (Photo by Getty Images)
In today’s third hour, Dom welcomes in Sunday night host and head of SaveJersey.com Matt Rooney back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss a report by the New Jersey government into the effects of Coronavirus on the learning of schoolchildren. In the extensive report, much of what conservatives claimed have come true, with notable losses in learning for students who were forced to stay home. Then, Rooney tells us about the New Jersey Senate race, telling that SaveJersey.com will be hosting a Republican debate, running through which Senate candidates he believes have the best shot to become the first Republican NJ Senator elected since prior to Watergate. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom welcomes in Rich Thau, President of Engagious, the industry leader in scientifically testing and refining the effectiveness of business and issue-advocacy content, moment-to-moment, to hear the expert’s thoughts on what will play best in swing states strategically prior to the 2024 Presidential election. First, Dom asks Thau about his thoughts on the newly announced TikTok ban, asking the political implications on the stances of politicians speaking out against the ban. Then, Thau tells that he’s fresh off a session with swing voters where he asked Wisconsinites whether they think of Aaron Rodgers favorably as a potential Kenney Vice President choice.
Then, Dom continues discussing political strategy in swing states, asking listeners how heavy they think the fallout from Coronavirus will play in electing our next leaders. Dom tells that Aaron Rodgers has faced some criticism after news broke that Robert Kennedy Jr. is considering the NFL Quarterback as his Vice President. (Photo by Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by telling about new developments out of a local Philadelphia high school, noting that an annual tradition of a Thanksgiving football game will be canceled due to the continued violence in the City. This disappoints Dom, noting that the same high school seems to be still holding an event hosted by ‘the Drag Queen Mafia,’ while cancelling the game. Then, Dom moves into a conversation about the national topic of the day, the social media app TikTok, after Congress passed a bill that would ban the Chinese-run platform from operating in the United States. Dom brings in Dawn and Kayal Show Producer Anthony DiRenzo, who’s against the ban, to argue with his producer Dan who’s in favor of the ban due to the clear effort of ideological subversion by the communist Chinese party. (Photo by Dan Kitwood/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes in Rich Thau, President of Engagious, the industry leader in scientifically testing and refining the effectiveness of business and issue-advocacy content, moment-to-moment, to hear the expert’s thoughts on what will play best in swing states strategically prior to the 2024 Presidential election. First, Dom asks Thau about his thoughts on the newly announced TikTok ban, asking the political implications on the stances of politicians speaking out against the ban. Then, Thau tells that he’s fresh off a session with swing voters where he asked Wisconsinites whether they think of Aaron Rodgers favorably as a potential Kennedy Vice President choice. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Dom continues the Dom Giordano Program by playing back some clips from today’s hearing into the Hur investigation concerning President Joe Biden’s taking of classified documents. Giordano plays back a clip from Representative Cohen, who suggests that values matter more as a President than mental competency. Also, Dom plays back clips from Representative Hank Johnson, known for his concern over the capsizing of Guam, who claimed that Hur made the report with a biased tone in hopes of receiving a job in a Trump administration. Then, Dom welcomes in Congressman Jeff Van Drew just off the floor of the Hur hearing to hear his thoughts on the ridiculous line of questioning of Democrats and the continued evidence of a two-tiered justice system. Van Drew tells why he asked the questions that he posed toward the special investigator, and tells what he’d like to see moving forward concerning any prosecution of Biden and former President Trump, who faces similar allegations. (Photo by Alex Wong/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes in Congressman Jeff Van Drew just off the floor of the Hur hearing to hear his thoughts on the ridiculous line of questioning of Democrats and the continued evidence of a two-tiered justice system. Van Drew tells why he asked the questions that he posed toward the special investigator, and tells what he’d like to see moving forward concerning any prosecution of Biden and former President Trump, who faces similar allegations. (Photo by Drew Angerer/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes in Linda Stein, Managing Editor of the Delaware Valley Journal, to discuss multiple stories on her docket. First, Dom asks Stein if she has any updates on a story he sent over concerning Northeast High School, after he learned the high school plans to host a Drag Queen event this Thursday. Then, Dom delves into other topics that Stein’s written about, telling that Governor Shapiro is considering offering drivers licenses to illegal migrants, and offering her thoughts on the consideration by the federal government to ban TikTok, or at least force a merger. (Photo by Drew Angerer/Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by offering minute-by-minute updates on the ongoing Hur testimony on Capitol Hill, as the former Special Counsel testifies on the Biden documents probe. Dom tells that Democrats continue to try and discredit the seemingly very competent investigator, and plays back some examples of Robert Hur solidifying some arguments about Biden’s mental competency. Dom takes some callers on the hearing, with a caller questioning whether Biden presents himself in certain ways to accomplish his goals. Then, Dom tells about a coming Drag Queen show at Northeast High School, explaining his qualms with the event at a public school that needs help in other areas. (Photo by Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom leads off the Dom Giordano Program by playing a portion of today’s Hur testimony as the ‘Dean of Decency’ Madeleine Dean takes the stage. Dom tells that he believes that Hur needs to bring in the ghostwriter of Biden’s book to get to some real answers.
Then, Dom brings in Linda Stein, Managing Editor of the Delaware Valley Journal, to discuss multiple stories on her docket. First, Dom asks Stein if she has any updates on a story he sent over concerning Northeast High School, after he learned the high school plans to host a Drag Queen event this Thursday. Then, Dom delves into other topics that Stein’s written about, telling that Governor Shapiro is considering offering drivers licenses to illegal migrants, and offering her thoughts on the consideration by the federal government to ban TikTok, or at least force a merger.
After Stein, Dom returns to the topic of the day, playing back clips from the hearing into the Hur investigation into Biden’s taking of classified documents, honing in on the line of questioning by Madeleine Dean. (Photo by Anna Moneymaker/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Dom welcomes Scott Presler of EarlyVoteAction.com back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss continued strategy for voter registration heading into the 2024 Presidential election. Scott provides an update on his nationwide push, telling that he was just in West Virginia and then with the Amish in Pennsylvania hoping to engage what could be a very important voting sect. Also, Presler explains that he needs the help of the listeners, asking for people to volunteer to be poll watchers and canvassers ahead of the election. Finally, Presler provides an update on his relationship with the RNC, after new head Lara Trump directly name-dropped his work. (Photo by Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images)
In today’s third hour, Dom welcomes Scott Presler of EarlyVoteAction.com back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss continued strategy for voter registration heading into the 2024 Presidential election. Scott provides an update on his nationwide push, telling that he was just in West Virginia and then with the Amish in Pennsylvania hoping to engage what could be a very important voting sect. Also, Presler explains that he needs the help of the listeners, asking for people to volunteer to be poll watchers and canvassers ahead of the election. Finally, Presler provides an update on his relationship with the RNC, after new head Lara Trump directly name-dropped his work. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom continues the Dom Giordano Program by welcoming back Wally Zimolong onto the Dom Giordano Program after the noted attorney offered his legal support to any firefighters who may face repercussions after booing New York Attorney General Leticia James. First, Zimolong leads off by pointing the double standard exhibited by this even being a story, noting that if the firefighters chanted anything but Trump’s name, there’d be no story. Then, Zimolong offers a deep legal analysis of the situation, explaining whether there can be regulations set on governmental employee speech, noting the infringement on the First Amendment that something like this presents.
Then, Dom welcomes Gordon G. Chang, author of The Coming Collapse of China, The Great US-China Tech War, and the just-released China is Going to War, back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss the governmental push to control TikTok. Chang provides a deep dive into the controversial social media app, telling of the nefarious ways that the Chinese Communist government uses the technology to subvert American and Western culture. (Photo by Kevin Frayer/Getty Images)
Dom continues the Dom Giordano Program by welcoming back Wally Zimolong onto the Dom Giordano Program after the noted attorney offered his legal support to any firefighters who may face repercussions after booing New York Attorney General Leticia James. First, Zimolong leads off by pointing the double standard exhibited by this even being a story, noting that if the firefighters chanted anything but Trump’s name, there’d be no story. Then, Zimolong offers a deep legal analysis of the situation, explaining whether there can be regulations set on governmental employee speech, noting the infringement on the First Amendment that something like this presents. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom welcomes Gordon G. Chang, author of The Coming Collapse of China, The Great US-China Tech War, and the just-released China is Going to War, back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss the governmental push to control TikTok. Chang provides a deep dive into the controversial social media app, telling of the nefarious ways that the Chinese Communist government uses the technology to subvert American and Western culture. (Photo by Dan Kitwood/Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by offering up some developments centered on the 2024 Presidential election, playing back clips from both President Joe Biden and Donald Trump after Biden went on a campaign apologizing for his usage of ‘illegal immigrant’ during the State of the Union address. Then, Dom plays back clips from new RNC head Lara Trump from Maria Bartiromo’s weekend show, where she previewed the on-the-ground strategy for the Republican Party during the upcoming election. After that, Dom offers his quick review of the Oscar’s, expressing his disappointment in the open support for Hamas exhibited by some celebrities, and plays back a joke that got a huge response from the audience of elites. Then, Dom plays back an explosive exchange between ABC’s George Stephanopoulos and Senator Nancy Mace over a judge’s decision regarding Donald Trump’s role in an alleged rape. (Photo by Megan Varner/Getty Images)
Dom Giordano, WPHT host and former teacher, has dedicated much of his daily show toward parents who are taking it into their own hands to push back against school boards that have a negative impact on their children. This has culminated in a weekly podcast on education, Readin', Writin', and Reason, which has allowed wonderful relationships to develop between Giordano, educators, and parents throughout the country who are speaking out against overbearing school boards. This week, Dom takes an in-depth look whether heightened school funding is actually a legitimate solution for the perils we see in our public schools.
Full Hour | In today's third hour, Dom welcomes author James Bovard back onto the Dom Giordano Program after he penned a piece for the New York Post exposing ‘shrinkflation’ as nothing more than a political buzzword. First, Bovard tells about his new book Last Rights: The Death of American Liberty, which provides an insight into the infringements on freedom made by the Biden administration. Then, Dom and Jim delve into last night’s State of the Union address, discussing what’s happening in the economy and the Biden administrations direct impact on the continued inflation. Then, after playing Dom's Money Melody, Dom takes a call from the mother of a listener that he helped yesterday find a detox facility. (Photo by Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes author James Bovard back onto the Dom Giordano Program after he penned a piece for the New York Post exposing ‘shrinkflation’ as nothing more than a political buzzword. First, Bovard tells about his new book Last Rights: The Death of American Liberty, which provides an insight into the infringements on freedom made by the Biden administration. Then, Dom and Jim delve into last night’s State of the Union address, discussing what’s happening in the economy and the Biden administrations direct impact on the continued inflation. (Photo by Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images)
Dom tells of a very special thing that happened within the past few days on the Dom Giordano Program. Yesterday, Dom got a call from a listener arguing about addiction issues, in which the caller revealed he was an active user seeking help. After the call, Dom had Producer Dan take his info, putting him in touch with both Pastor Bill Devlin and listeners Dave and Heather of AddictionsAnswer.org. Within hours, Pastor Bill, Dave and Heather were able to get our listeners into a detox facility, the first step in his fully-paid-for rehab stint in effort to kick an addiction to Tranq. Pastor Devlin explains that he had just returned from a trip from the Gaza strip, communicating with Dave and Heather and friends while waiting in the JFK airport, with Heather and Dave arranging transportation to the facility. Also, both reveal that they’ll be handling the financials of the listeners care, and tell where others can go if they need help themselves. (Photo by Spencer Platt/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom tells of a very special thing that happened within the past few days on the Dom Giordano Program. Yesterday, Dom received a call from a listener arguing about addiction issues, in which the caller revealed he was an active user seeking help. After the call, Dom had Producer Dan take his info, putting him in touch with both Pastor Bill Devlin and listeners Dave and Heather of AddictionsAnswer.org. Within hours, Pastor Bill, Dave and Heather were able to get our listeners into a detox facility, the first step in his fully-paid-for rehab stint in effort to kick an addiction to Tranq. Pastor Devlin explains that he had just returned from a trip from the Gaza strip, communicating with Dave and Heather and friends while waiting in the JFK airport, with Heather and Dave arranging transportation to the facility. Also, both reveal that they’ll be handling the financials of the listeners care, and tell where others can go if they need help themselves. Then, Dom continues the hour by taking calls both on the listener’s story and Biden’s State of the Union speech last night. Finally, Dom closes out the hour by welcoming in Neal Zoren for a preview of this weekend’s Oscars award show, with Neal offering his favorites in some of the biggest categories. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by offering up his analysis of Joe Biden’s fiery State of the Union address, telling of the influence of what he believes to be Red Bull on the aggressive tone that far Leftists have shown pride for. Then, Dom updates the story about a listener yesterday who called to argue a point about addiction, telling how he was an active addict. When asked whether he’d be interested in recovery, the caller seemed very ready, which lead the staff of the show to find him a detox facility, where he now sits.
Then, Dom welcomes Congressman Scott Perry back onto the Dom Giordano Program, who graciously takes us inside the Chambers yesterday during President Biden’s State of the Union address. Perry paints a picture of the scene from an insider’s perspective, also offering a response to some direct shots made by the President toward congressional Republicans. (Photo by Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes Congressman Scott Perry back onto the Dom Giordano Program, who graciously takes us inside the Chambers yesterday during President Biden’s State of the Union address. Perry paints a picture of the scene from an insider’s perspective, also offering a response to some direct shots made by the President toward congressional Republicans. (Photo by Kent Nishimura/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Dom continues the Dom Giordano Program by previewing tonight’s State of the Union Address to be held by President Joe Biden, telling that he’s met with Morgan Freeman and Bob Casey, Jr. to strategize tonight’s speech. Giordano suggests that Biden will have a large focus on a spin on inflation, setting his sights on corporations that the President alleges participate in ‘shrinkflation,’ also a term that can be used for the Biden administration’s lack of accountability. Then, Dom takes a call from a listener who called into argue the benefit of a safe needle exchange program, ending the call by trying to help find him a path to recovery.
Dom welcomes in Sheila Armstrong, Founder and COO of Cooking4Autism and Leader of the Moms for Liberty Philadelphia Chapter, onto the Dom Giordano Program after she was interviewed in the Philadelphia Inquirer for her support of former President Donald Trump being a black woman. First, Dom asks about the approach by the Inquirer, asking whether Jenice Armstrong seemed to have a slant or if it was purely her wondering why, with Sheila explaining that Jenice seemed genuinely curious. Then, Sheila Armstrong delves deep into the great things that the Trump administration did for the black community, with Armstrong telling that many in the community have recognized the benefits albeit the media coverage. After that, Armstrong tells whether the support for Trump is real enough to make a difference in the election, with Sheila laying forth a realistic way for Trump to shift his support in the black community. (Photo by Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom continues the Dom Giordano Program by welcoming Congressman Jeff Van Drew back on to discuss why he was just on the floor of Congress speaking on the newly introduced Laken Riley Bill. Van Drew tells the story of Laken Riley, telling of the importance of holding illegal aliens accountable for their actions after such a tragic event. Then, Van Drew discusses the appropriations bills, explaining why there have been proposals to cut the DOJ and FBI by Speaker Mike Johnson, explaining where he stands on the issues of funding, particularly in relation to the border. Finally, Van Drew previews tonight’s State of the Union address from Joe Biden, telling why he thinks the President will largely focus on the economy, even though most voters can see right through his words. Then, Dom takes calls throughout the hour discussing multiple topics concerning the upcoming Presidential election, and provides updates on the coverage of the incident involving a State Trooper and an LGBTQ+ City Official on I-676. Then, in Dan Time with Dom, Dan dives into the world of entertainment, telling of an upcoming boxing match sure to be the talk of the town, and offering up 5 reality shows worth checking out. (Photo by Nathan Howard/Getty Images)
In today’s second hour, Dom continues the Dom Giordano Program by welcoming Congressman Jeff Van Drew back on to discuss why he was just on the floor of Congress speaking on the newly introduced Laken Riley bill. Van Drew tells the story of Laken Riley, telling of the importance of holding illegal aliens accountable for their actions after such a tragic event. Then, Van Drew discusses the appropriations bills, explaining why there have been proposals to cut the DOJ and FBI by Speaker Mike Johnson, explaining where he stands on the issues of funding, particularly in relation to the border. Finally, Van Drew previews tonight’s State of the Union address from Joe Biden, telling why he thinks the President will largely focus on the economy, even though most voters can see right through his words.
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by previewing tonight’s State of the Union, telling what he expects to hear out of the President tonight. Then, Dom plays back a clip of Elizabeth Warren explaining shrinkflation, mocking her fake desire to open a bag of Dorito’s. Then, on a more serious note, Dom dissects the Biden spin on inflation, explaining why shrinkflation is nothing more than a Democratic buzzword. After that, Dom tells that Celena Morrison the LGBT official who went viral last week in a stop by a State Trooper, will speak, and reveals some hilarious information about an alleged series of events that her husband has hosted at a local community center.
Then, Dom welcomes in Sheila Armstrong, Founder and COO of Cooking4Autism and Leader of the Moms for Liberty Philadelphia Chapter, onto the Dom Giordano Program after she was interviewed in the Philadelphia Inquirer for her support of former President Donald Trump being a black woman. First, Dom asks about the approach by the Inquirer, asking whether Jenice Armstrong seemed to have a slant or if it was purely her wondering why, with Sheila explaining that Jenice seemed genuinely curious. Then, Sheila Armstrong delves deep into the great things that the Trump administration did for the black community, with Armstrong telling that many in the community have recognized the benefits albeit the media coverage. After that, Armstrong tells whether the support for Trump is real enough to make a difference in the election, with Sheila laying forth a realistic way for Trump to shift his support in the black community. (Photo by Mario Tama/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Dom leads off the hour by continuing the conversation centered on yesterday’s Super Tuesday, playing back clips from Leftists in the media reacting to Trump’s speech after securing the Republican bid for the upcoming Presidential Election. Dom points to some attempts to frame Trump’s speech by MSNBC, with Jenn Psaki and others mocking the exit polling showing immigration as a top issue even for states not on the border. Then, Dom returns to the topic of inflation, recalling a story he told last hour about Five Guys and the price of their burgers, explaining why this is an example of the Biden buzzword ‘shrinkflation’ being inaccurate. Then, after playing Dom’s Money Melody, Dom returns to the callers, taking calls on inflation, immigration, and Super Tuesday. (Photo by Win McNamee/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom welcomes Bruce LeVell, Director for National Diversity Coalition for the Trump 2024 campaign, onto the Dom Giordano Program for a conversation of how race is being used strategically by Democrats to vilify Trump. LeVell first introduces himself to the audience, telling how he’s gone from Jewelry Store owner to Trump surrogate, explaining why he finds Trump’s message so appealing. Then, Dom and LeVell delve into the issue of race, with LeVell providing multiple examples of how the image of Trump painted by mainstream media doesn’t align with his reputation in minority communities. Also, LeVell offers an inside look at how Trump plans to welcome more minority voters to the party, and tells why he’s the best bet for voters.
Then, Dom moves over to a discussion about the economy, telling of a big online push back on Five Guys after social media users posted exorbitant prices for their menu items. Dom uses this as an opportunity to talk about ‘shrinkflation,’ the fake term created by the Biden administration to excuse their role in inflation. Dom takes a call from Bill in Harleysville, a business owner who had to close due to the rampant inflation, taking listeners inside how supply chain issues prompted by the Biden administration led to his closing. (Photo by Justin Sullivan/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes Bruce LeVell, Director for National Diversity Coalition for the Trump 2024 campaign, onto the Dom Giordano Program for a conversation of how race is being used strategically by Democrats to vilify Trump. LeVell first introduces himself to the audience, telling how he’s gone from Jewelry Store owner to Trump surrogate, explaining why he finds Trump’s message so appealing. Then, Dom and LeVell delve into the issue of race, with LeVell providing multiple examples of how the image of Trump painted by mainstream media doesn’t align with his reputation in minority communities. Also, LeVell offers an inside look at how Trump plans to welcome more minority voters to the party, and tells why he’s the best bet for voters. (Photo by Spencer Platt/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes in Mike Gonzalez, DEI expert at the Heritage Foundation, who in a new Fox News expose, told that famous clothing brand North Face is now offering 20% discounts to individuals who sign up for a Diversity, Equity and Inclusion course. The company, in the new one-hour course, teaches that White people never experience racism, and that the ‘outdoors’ is oppressive to Black people. Gonzalez, who took the course himself, explains what he saw and why he believes that the teachings are divisive in themselves. Then, Gonzalez and Giordano switch over into a conversation about BLM: The Making of a New Marxist Revolution, with Gonzalez telling about his highly-rated book and the ties found within between BLM and Communism. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by offering his assessment of yesterday’s Super Tuesday, playing back clips from Trump’s Republican opponent Nikki Haley, who today announced that she’d suspend her campaign after only picking up one state yesterday. Then, Dom plays back the some commentary from MSNBC after Trump’s speech and big win yesterday, with Mike Barnicle directly comparing the fight against Trump to past generations saving ‘Europe from Hitler.’ Then, Dom reveals that, in exit polling, the number one issue for voters even not in Border States is illegal immigration.
Then, Dom welcomes in Mike Gonzalez, DEI expert at the Heritage Foundation, who in a new Fox News expose, told that famous clothing brand North Face is now offering 20% discounts to individuals who sign up for a Diversity, Equity and Inclusion course. The company, in the new one-hour course, teaches that White people never experience racism, and that the ‘outdoors’ is oppressive to Black people. Gonzalez, who took the course himself, explains what he saw and why he believes that the teachings are divisive in themselves. Then, Gonzalez and Giordano switch over into a conversation about BLM: The Making of a New Marxist Revolution, with Gonzalez telling about his highly-rated book and the ties found within between BLM and Communism. (Photo by Joe Raedle/Getty Images)
12 - Dom comes out swinging that people are trying to cancel the iconic photo “The Kiss”. Are people really saying it wasn’t consensual? The VA put out a memo that they are removing it from many of their locations. In what universe would you do this? It celebrates the end of war!
1210 - What happened to Upper Darby High School? What do married households have to do with test scores in our area?
1215 - Monitoring Super Tuesday. Side Question: Who is somebody/something that is overshadowed?
1220 - Josh Shapiro is moving to have illegal obtain driver’s licenses in Pennsylvania. Will he do it by executive order?
1240 - Phony headline coming out of The Inquirer over the arrest of a LGBTQ city official that had expired tags and was combative towards the officer. Your calls on the side question.
1250 - Dom predicts Trump will run the board tonight this Super Tuesday.
1 - Shrinkflation is back in the news. Why are we continuing to blame corporate America for Biden’s bad policies? He, no doubt, will throw corporations under the bus in his State of The Union later this week. Dom then returns to the war against tinted windows and driving equality as he witnessed an erratic driver while out this morning. Despite Biden’s cognitive decline, the Democrats have nobody else to run
110 - Jen Psaki wants to know why more people aren’t blaming Trump for overturning Roe v. Wade.
120 - We return to the story of “The Kiss” being removed from all VA locations. Calling out the rhetoric taught in schools leading to this decision. Why won’t AOC say the magic word?
140 - More on the memo wanting to remove “The Kiss”.
150 - What does consent entail?
2 - We return to Lancaster for an update. And another follow up on the poll curing in Montgomery County. Will Taylor Swift be able to swing a vote anywhere? More side question calls.
215 - Dom’s Money Melody
230 - More discussion on the backlash against the VA wanting to remove “the Kiss” photo
250 - Lightning Round!
12 - Dom comes out swinging that people are trying to cancel the iconic photo “The Kiss”. Are people really saying it wasn’t consensual? The VA put out a memo that they are removing it from many of their locations. In what universe would you do this? It celebrates the end of war!
1210 - What happened to Upper Darby High School? What do married households have to do with test scores in our area?
1215 - Monitoring Super Tuesday. Side Question: Who is somebody/something that is overshadowed?
1220 - Josh Shapiro is moving to have illegal obtain driver’s licenses in Pennsylvania. Will he do it by executive order?
1240 - Phony headline coming out of The Inquirer over the arrest of a LGBTQ city official that had expired tags and was combative towards the officer. Your calls on the side question.
1250 - Dom predicts Trump will run the board tonight this Super Tuesday.
2 - We return to Lancaster for an update. And another follow up on the poll curing in Montgomery County. Will Taylor Swift be able to swing a vote anywhere? More side question calls.
215 - Dom’s Money Melody
230 - More discussion on the backlash against the VA wanting to remove “the Kiss” photo
250 - Lightning Round!
1 - Shrinkflation is back in the news. Why are we continuing to blame corporate America for Biden’s bad policies? He, no doubt, will throw corporations under the bus in his State of The Union later this week. Dom then returns to the war against tinted windows and driving equality as he witnessed an erratic driver while out this morning. Despite Biden’s cognitive decline, the Democrats have nobody else to run.
110 - Jen Psaki wants to know why more people aren’t blaming Trump for overturning Roe v. Wade.
120 - We return to the story of “The Kiss” being removed from all VA locations. Calling out the rhetoric taught in schools leading to this decision. Why won’t AOC say the magic word?
140 - More on the memo wanting to remove “The Kiss”.
150 - What does consent entail?
12 - Dom kicks off the week discussing the SCOTUS ruling on states taking Donald Trump off the ballot. A resounding 9-0 ruling in favor of Trump spells trouble for these states trying to remove him off the 2024 ticket. The language is very clear in the statement, let the American people choose their candidates.
1210 - Noted Supreme Court Justice Sunny Hostin has thoughts on this unanimous Supreme Court ruling.
1215 - Gregg Jarrett joins the program to discuss the SCOTUS ruling on the Colorado ballot brouhaha. Gregg lays out very plainly how this decision came to be, saying even first-year law students would have known to rule this way. How will this ruling affect the other open cases against Trump? What’s going on with Jack Smith and Fani Willis?
1235 - How long are they going to keep trotting out Biden until people finally grow tired of his antics? Jill is doing her best to keep him afloat.
1240 - We go live to Trump's comments on the matter and get Dom’s instant reaction.
1250 - Dom stays local as he discusses a case involving cops here within the city.
1 - Andy McCarthy joins the program to chat about the SCOTUS decision ruling 9-0 in favor of Trump. Andy gives an astute take on how this came to be and what will happen with the other cases open against him right now. Andy gives the ins and outs of what will happen the rest of the way leading up to the election and Super Tuesday.
120 - Breaking down this new case in Philadelphia regarding a local police officer and the stopping of an vehicle that escalated when the driver invoked she works for the Mayor and then their spouse got involved. On the unseen tape, many things transpired before action was taken, and we wait on pins and needles for it. Taking your calls.
140 - Jason Kelce has retired. Is there any more beloved athlete in Philly than him? Taking your calls.
150 - Joe from Exton weighs in on the side question
2 - Jamie Raskin is already showing his face on TV after the SCOTUS ruling and implores Congress to take action now that the courts won’t. Merrick Garland is once again talking about how Voter ID is racist and hurting the black community. How long will they demean the black community in this regard? Black people don’t have ID?
215 - Dom’s Money Melody
220 - Dom discusses Emmitt Smith’s pushback against the removal of DEI at his alma mater, the University of Florida. He then moves how those things tie in with taking a knee during the national anthem. We have some anniversaries to commemorate.
230 - Jason Kelce announces his retirement. Does anybody have a bigger gravity around here than him?
250 - Lightning Round!
2 - Jamie Raskin is already showing his face on TV after the SCOTUS ruling and implores Congress to take action now that the courts won’t. Merrick Garland is once again talking about how Voter ID is racist and hurting the black community. How long will they demean the black community in this regard? Black people don’t have ID?
215 - Dom’s Money Melody
220 - Dom discusses Emmitt Smith’s pushback against the removal of DEI at his alma mater, the University of Florida. He then moves how those things tie in with taking a knee during the national anthem. We have some anniversaries to commemorate.
230 - Jason Kelce announces his retirement. Does anybody have a bigger gravity around here than him?
250 - Lightning Round!
1 - Andy McCarthy joins the program to chat about the SCOTUS decision ruling 9-0 in favor of Trump. Andy gives an astute take on how this came to be and what will happen with the other cases open against him right now. Andy gives the ins and outs of what will happen the rest of the way leading up to the election and Super Tuesday.
120 - Breaking down this new case in Philadelphia regarding a local police officer and the stopping of an vehicle that escalated when the driver invoked she works for the Mayor and then their spouse got involved. On the unseen tape, many things transpired before action was taken, and we wait on pins and needles for it. Taking your calls.
140 - Jason Kelce has retired. Is there any more beloved athlete in Philly than him? Taking your calls.
150 - Joe from Exton weighs in on the side question
Andy McCarthy joins the program to chat about the SCOTUS decision ruling 9-0 in favor of Trump. Andy gives an astute take on how this came to be and what will happen with the other cases open against him right now. Andy gives the ins and outs of what will happen the rest of the way leading up to the election and Super Tuesday.
12 - Dom kicks off the week discussing the SCOTUS ruling on states taking Donald Trump off the ballot. A resounding 9-0 ruling in favor of Trump spells trouble for these states trying to remove him off the 2024 ticket. The language is very clear in the statement, let the American people choose their candidates.
1210 - Noted Supreme Court Justice Sunny Hostin has thoughts on this unanimous Supreme Court ruling.
1215 - Gregg Jarrett joins the program to discuss the SCOTUS ruling on the Colorado ballot brouhaha. Gregg lays out very plainly how this decision came to be, saying even first-year law students would have known to rule this way. How will this ruling affect the other open cases against Trump? What’s going on with Jack Smith and Fani Willis?
1235 - How long are they going to keep trotting out Biden until people finally grow tired of his antics? Jill is doing her best to keep him afloat.
1240 - We go live to Trump's comments on the matter and get Dom’s instant reaction.
1250 - Dom stays local as he discusses a case involving cops here within the city.
Gregg Jarrett joins the program to discuss the SCOTUS ruling on the Colorado ballot brouhaha. Gregg lays out very plainly how this decision came to be, saying even first-year law students would have known to rule this way. How will this ruling affect the other open cases against Trump? What’s going on with Jack Smith and Fani Willis?
12 - Dom kicks off Friday laying out who is coming on the show today, and jumping right to a deplorable segment from the always awful Morning Joe, discussing “White Rural Rage” and how it’s damaging our democracy. Very ironic coming from these stooge authors. We can’t even get through the clip without insane scrutiny on the subject matter by Dom.
1210 - Dom runs through the various labels that the authors of “White Rural Rage” give American people. When will they learn that bashing people will only turn people off to your message more?
1215 - Public Interest Legal Foundation/RNC Lawyer Linda Kerns joins the program to discuss the wins that the PLIF had recently in Delaware. Lina breaks down how this case came to its conclusion. The topic then shifts to ballot curing and mail-in ballots here in Pennsylvania? What are the problems and legal ramifications from this curing practice?
1245 - Taking your calls. Revisiting Murphy’s terrible joke.
1 - Representative Jeff Van Drew joins us this Friday to discuss Phil Murphy’s smugness on display after his goading of constituents regarding his wind turbines killing whales. Is this taunting from Phil sending a message that you can’t touch him? Despite the booing and inflated taxes? Dom and Jeff have spirited conversation on the matter.
120 - An abortion pill will be sold at CVS, despite warnings of bleeding and other issues. Will an 1873 law stop the distribution of the pill? How do we deal with the abortion issue? What will Trump do?
140 - What would you advise Trump to do over abortion? Because that issue drives many voters.
150 - Biden calls climate change deniers “neanderthals”. The feebleness of this guy is infuriating. We move to Al Sharpton blaming Trump for the border crisis and claiming Biden “inherited” it.
2 - Meek Mill did what? And why did Josh Shapiro step in? More of your calls.
215 - Dom’s Money Melody
220 - Why wait to celebrate spring until the equinox? More of your calls.
235 - New corruption case out of New Jersey, who would have thought it? More side question calls.
250 - Lightning Round! Winner of the Week!
2 - Meek Mill did what? And why did Josh Shapiro step in? More of your calls.
215 - Dom’s Money Melody
220 - Why wait to celebrate spring until the equinox? More of your calls.
235 - New corruption case out of New Jersey, who would have thought it? More side question calls.
250 - Lightning Round! Winner of the Week!
1 - Representative Jeff Van Drew joins us this Friday to discuss Phil Murphy’s smugness on display after his goading of constituents regarding his wind turbines killing whales. Is this taunting from Phil sending a message that you can’t touch him? Despite the booing and inflated taxes? Dom and Jeff have spirited conversation on the matter.
120 - An abortion pill will be sold at CVS, despite warnings of bleeding and other issues. Will an 1873 law stop the distribution of the pill? How do we deal with the abortion issue? What will Trump do?
140 - What would you advise Trump to do over abortion? Because that issue drives many voters.
150 - Biden calls climate change deniers “neanderthals”. The feebleness of this guy is infuriating. We move to Al Sharpton blaming Trump for the border crisis and claiming Biden “inherited” it.
Representative Jeff Van Drew joins us this Friday to discuss Phil Murphy’s smugness on display after his goading of constituents regarding his wind turbines killing whales. Is this taunting from Phil sending a message that you can’t touch him? Despite the booing and inflated taxes? Dom and Jeff have spirited conversation on the matter.
12 - Dom kicks off Friday laying out who is coming on the show today, and jumping right to a deplorable segment from the always awful Morning Joe, discussing “White Rural Rage” and how it’s damaging our democracy. Very ironic coming from these stooge authors. We can’t even get through the clip without insane scrutiny on the subject matter by Dom.
1210 - Dom runs through the various labels that the authors of “White Rural Rage” give American people. When will they learn that bashing people will only turn people off to your message more?
1215 - Public Interest Legal Foundation/RNC Lawyer Linda Kerns joins the program to discuss the wins that the PLIF had recently in Delaware. Lina breaks down how this case came to its conclusion. The topic then shifts to ballot curing and mail-in ballots here in Pennsylvania? What are the problems and legal ramifications from this curing practice?
1245 - Taking your calls. Revisiting Murphy’s terrible joke.
Former Acting Secretary of Homeland Security Chad Wolf joins the program to discuss the rival visits to the border between Biden and Trump. Biden is going to the least trafficked border crossing vs where Trump is going to the most occupied spot. Chad details how the executive authority is the quickest way to reverse this madness, not Congress. What about national security keeps Chad up at night?
12 - Dom begins this Thursday discussing grandstanding politicians, presidential immunity and the Supreme Court deciding that they will hear Trump’s case on the matter regarding classified documents.
1210 - Side Question: Who is a natural/phenom at what they do?
1215 - Ellis Dukeheart joins us live from the protests at the Lancaster County Courthouse to discuss the environment before the hearing this afternoon. With a population of 80,000 in Pennsylvania, the Amish could swing a vote if they would like to, so Ellis is doing his part trying to sign them up as voters and to spread the word of what is happening.
1220 - The Democrats would never even attempt to do what Ellis and Scott Pressler are doing today.
1235 - Phil Murphy yucked it up with the host on Channel 12 yesterday and doubled down on his horrible dead whale joke. Is this guy serious?
1240 - We listen to a flashback of the Athens Sheriff’s office discussing the topic of sanctuary city. More calls from you, the listeners. And somebody said The Wire sucks? What?!?
1250 - Teasing the rest of the show.
1 - Former Acting Secretary of Homeland Security Chad Wolf joins the program to discuss the rival visits to the border between Biden and Trump. Biden is going to the least trafficked border crossing vs where Trump is going to the most occupied spot. Chad details how the executive authority is the quickest way to reverse this madness, not Congress. What about national security keeps Chad up at night?
110 - Trump has been stripped off the Republican ballot in Illinois.
120 - Jeff Van Drew responds to Murphy’s careless comments regarding dying whales and the upheaval of their habitat. Dom discusses the emotional ties that this issue drums up in all shore goers.
140 - More of your side question answers. What is Philly going to do about those who drive around on bikes and ATV’s? It’s a test of wills. And what do we do when w finally round them up?
150 - RFK Jr. wants to nominate Rand Paul to replace Mitch McConnell to usher in a new era of Republicans. We have the betting odds on who will replace him. Will Trump file for bankruptcy before the election?
2 - It’s 1939 all over again in Chester County according to Chrissy Houlihan! Why do people continue to make that comparison? Does she see the actual threats to our country and the world? Josh Shapiro has enacted a task force to combat “election threats”, while opposition leaders oppose as they claim this task force turns elections into a “law enforcement exercise.”
215 - Dom’s Money Melody
220 - We have a winner! Dom revisits Murphy doubling down on his whale joke and bad policy on television yesterday.
235 - More of Your calls.
250 - Lightning Round!
Ellis Dukeheart joins us live from the protests at the Lancaster County Courthouse to discuss the environment before the hearing this afternoon. With a population of 80,000 in Pennsylvania, the Amish could swing a vote if they would like to, so Ellis is doing his part trying to sign them up as voters and to spread the word of what is happening.
12 - Dom begins this Thursday discussing grandstanding politicians, presidential immunity and the Supreme Court deciding that they will hear Trump’s case on the matter regarding classified documents.
1210 - Side Question: Who is a natural/phenom at what they do?
1215 - Ellis Dukeheart joins us live from the protests at the Lancaster County Courthouse to discuss the environment before the hearing this afternoon. With a population of 80,000 in Pennsylvania, the Amish could swing a vote if they would like to, so Ellis is doing his part trying to sign them up as voters and to spread the word of what is happening.
1220 - The Democrats would never even attempt to do what Ellis and Scott Pressler are doing today.
1235 - Phil Murphy yucked it up with the host on Channel 12 yesterday and doubled down on his horrible dead whale joke. Is this guy serious?
1240 - We listen to a flashback of the Athens Sheriff’s office discussing the topic of sanctuary city. More calls from you, the listeners. And somebody said The Wire sucks? What?!?
1250 - Teasing the rest of the show.
1 - Former Acting Secretary of Homeland Security Chad Wolf joins the program to discuss the rival visits to the border between Biden and Trump. Biden is going to the least trafficked border crossing vs where Trump is going to the most occupied spot. Chad details how the executive authority is the quickest way to reverse this madness, not Congress. What about national security keeps Chad up at night?
110 - Trump has been stripped off the Republican ballot in Illinois.
120 - Jeff Van Drew responds to Murphy’s careless comments regarding dying whales and the upheaval of their habitat. Dom discusses the emotional ties that this issue drums up in all shore goers.
140 - More of your side question answers. What is Philly going to do about those who drive around on bikes and ATV’s? It’s a test of wills. And what do we do when w finally round them up?
150 - RFK Jr. wants to nominate Rand Paul to replace Mitch McConnell to usher in a new era of Republicans. We have the betting odds on who will replace him. Will Trump file for bankruptcy before the election?
2 - It’s 1939 all over again in Chester County according to Chrissy Houlihan! Why do people continue to make that comparison? Does she see the actual threats to our country and the world? Josh Shapiro has enacted a task force to combat “election threats”, while opposition leaders oppose as they claim this task force turns elections into a “law enforcement exercise.”
215 - Dom’s Money Melody
220 - We have a winner! Dom revisits Murphy doubling down on his whale joke and bad policy on television yesterday.
235 - More of Your calls.
250 - Lightning Round!
2 - Why are the Sixers going out of the way to interview Celtics fans about how good a city stadium is? They’re terrible, we hate them! Also, who would win in a pushup contest, Biden or Trump?
215 - Dom’s Money Melody
220 - We have a winner! Taking more of your side question answers.
240 - Trump's 380 million dollar fine was excessive and how a Supreme Court ruling will favor him in the long run. The Casey name will not have as much cache versus
250 - Lightning Round!
1 - Colonel Allen B. West joins the program to talk about the change of leadership in both the GOP and the Senate. They then move to the tragedy in Athens, and then to Biden at the border. Why would Biden choose to go to Brownsville? Could it be the ice cream? How do we undermine the cartels that come crossing the border?
115 - Montgomery County Commissioner Tom DiBello joins us to discuss the ludicrous new ballot harvesting strategy proposed by a fellow commissioner that would have a van drive to your house to pick up and/or fix your ballot. How does the commissioner feel about the mail-in ballot system? He gives statistics regarding the dropbox system and whether the expense of having them littered around the county. At what point does voting become the voters responsibility?
135 - President Biden is going to speak on crime. We move to taking more of your calls, especially on the side question.
150 - Taking more side question answers to round out the hour.
12 - Dom is fired up this Wednesday, discussing the top headlines of the day, including a new balloting harvesting scheme proposed by a Montgomery County commissioner. We implore him to call in!
1205 - Side Question: Who is your all-time number 2?
1210 - Dom moves to the thoughtless remarks made by the Athens, Georgia mayor over the killing of Laken Riley.
1220 - Why is Nikki Haley staying in the race after getting killed in the vote again? King Phil Murphy made a joke about dead whales that fell completely flat. Breaking: Mitch McConnell will step down as the GOP leader. But, he won’t do it until November… shocker.
1235 - Oklahoma Superintendent Ryan Walters joins the program to discuss migrants filling up their schools and the challenges that situation entails, as well as a student suicide in Tulsa that is being blamed on administrative decisions. Does Oklahoma have sanctuary cities? How are the taxpayers feeling about this?
1250 - Taking your calls.
1 - Colonel Allen B. West joins the program to talk about the change of leadership in both the GOP and the Senate. They then move to the tragedy in Athens, and then to Biden at the border. Why would Biden choose to go to Brownsville? Could it be the ice cream? How do we undermine the cartels that come crossing the border?
115 - Montgomery County Commissioner Tom DiBello joins us to discuss the ludicrous new ballot harvesting strategy proposed by a fellow commissioner that would have a van drive to your house to pick up and/or fix your ballot. How does the commissioner feel about the mail-in ballot system? He gives statistics regarding the dropbox system and whether the expense of having them littered around the county. At what point does voting become the voters responsibility?
135 - President Biden is going to speak on crime. We move to taking more of your calls, especially on the side question.
150 - Taking more side question answers to round out the hour.
2 - Why are the Sixers going out of the way to interview Celtics fans about how good a city stadium is? They’re terrible, we hate them! Also, who would win in a pushup contest, Biden or Trump?
215 - Dom’s Money Melody
220 - We have a winner! Taking more of your side question answers.
240 - Trump's 380 million dollar fine was excessive and how a Supreme Court ruling will favor him in the long run. The Casey name will not have as much cache versus
250 - Lightning Round!
Montgomery County Commissioner Tom DiBello joins us to discuss the ludicrous new ballot harvesting strategy proposed by a fellow commissioner that would have a van drive to your house to pick up and/or fix your ballot. How does the commissioner feel about the mail-in ballot system? He gives statistics regarding the dropbox system and whether the expense of having them littered around the county. At what point does voting become the voters responsibility?
Colonel Allen B. West joins the program to talk about the change of leadership in both the GOP and the Senate. They then move to the tragedy in Athens, and then to Biden at the border. Why would Biden choose to go to Brownsville? Could it be the ice cream? How do we undermine the cartels that come crossing the border?
12 - Dom is fired up this Wednesday, discussing the top headlines of the day, including a new balloting harvesting scheme proposed by a Montgomery County commissioner. We implore him to call in!
1205 - Side Question: Who is your all-time number 2?
1210 - Dom moves to the thoughtless remarks made by the Athens, Georgia mayor over the killing of Laken Riley.
1220 - Why is Nikki Haley staying in the race after getting killed in the vote again? King Phil Murphy made a joke about dead whales that fell completely flat. Breaking: Mitch McConnell will step down as the GOP leader. But, he won’t do it until November… shocker.
1235 - Oklahoma Superintendent Ryan Walters joins the program to discuss migrants filling up their schools and the challenges that situation entails, as well as a student suicide in Tulsa that is being blamed on administrative decisions. Does Oklahoma have sanctuary cities? How are the taxpayers feeling about this?
1250 - Taking your calls.
Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Dom leads off the Dom Giordano Program by telling that longtime television personality Dr. Phil has released a new book that calls into question some policies propagated by progressives and Democrats, particularly centered on Coronavirus. Then, Dom returns to national politics, discussing the potential Vice Presidential choices for Donald Trump. Dan explains why he’s somewhat flip-flopped on Tim Scott, explaining why somebody he once thought may be an asset has turned into a potential detriment for Trump’s campaign. Then, Dom hones in on particular issues that will determine the 2024 election, offering his thoughts on the way the Trump team is approaching abortion. (Photo by Chet Strange/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom welcomes back Marple Township Police Chief Brandon Graeff onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss the continued trend of crime growth in the suburbs and the effects that open borders have had even on suburban Philadelphia. Graeff tells about the heightened shoplifting that’s taken effect, taking both Dom and listeners inside their operation to try and push back against the trend. Graeff lays forth what’s changed in recent years and suggests how things could be fixed. Also, Graeff tells us what he knows about the criminals themselves, telling why they’re doing this and where the merchandise is going.
Then, Dom returns to a conversation about national politics, returning to the topic of the border after the White House released a statement concerning the death of Laken Riley, a college student who was murdered by an illegal alien who should’ve been deported, and would’ve been under a non-Biden administration reign. (Photo by Drew Angerer/Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by telling of a new initiative launched in Philadelphia’s Navy Yard as the first Autonomous Vehicle in the City offers rides and coffee to those who’d like to check out the technology. Dom tells that he’s faced some social media criticism due to his self-driving car takes, clarifying why he’s against the implementation of the technology and the continued prioritization of advancement over safety. Then, Dom delves into strategy for the upcoming 2024 election, telling how he predicts Trump to address the topic of abortion, something that can win or lose the election for Republicans. Then, Dom switches over to the topic of inflation, playing back a clip from the CEO of Kellogg’s who suggests cereal as a ‘dinner destination’ due to the economic situation we find ourselves. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom welcomes back Marple Township Police Chief Brandon Graeff onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss the continued trend of crime growth in the suburbs and the effects that open borders have had even on suburban Philadelphia. Graeff tells about the heightened shoplifting that’s taken effect, taking both Dom and listeners inside their operation to try and push back against the trend. Graeff lays forth what’s changed in recent years and suggests how things could be fixed. Also, Graeff tells us what he knows about the criminals themselves, telling why they’re doing this and where the merchandise is going. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Dom continues the Dom Giordano Program by welcoming in Scott Presler of EarlyVoteAction back onto the show to hear what the activist has been up to after he was alluded to multiple times over the weekend at CPAC. Presler, who goes by #TheResistance on Twitter, has been highlighted by the Trump family as he works his tail off registering voters in swing states nationwide. Presler tells that he’s planning to support a protest this coming Thursday from Lancaster, as he and others with his organization stand alongside an Amish farmer who’s had his livelihood seized by the Biden administration.
Then, Dom closes out the show by discussing the multitude of topics he’s hit throughout the day, taking a call from Leslie in Bryn Mawr after Money Melody in which the highly respected caller pushes back against Giordano’s support for Tulsi Gabbard. (Photo by Steven Ferdman/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom continues the Dom Giordano Program by wrapping up his thoughts from last hour. Then, Dom plays back a clip from Rep. Brian Fitzpatrick on yesterday’s Face the Nation in which he placed the blame of Laken Riley’s death at the feet of the Biden administration, tying her death together with the situation we find ourselves at the border. Then, Dom plays back the full context of a clip that garnered much discussion last week in which MSNBC’s Heidi Pryzbyla suggested that Trump voters are wrong for believing God determines our rights, not Congress. Then, Dom tells about a new head of SEPTA, the first time a Democrat will be heading things up, noting that he’s targeted and end of smoking on the trains as his first goal. (Photo by William Thomas Cain/Getty Images)
In today’s third hour, Dom continues the Dom Giordano Program by welcoming in Scott Presler of EarlyVoteAction back onto the show to hear what the activist has been up to after he was alluded to multiple times over the weekend at CPAC. Presler, who goes by #TheResistance on Twitter, has been highlighted by the Trump family as he works his tail off registering voters in swing states nationwide. Presler tells that he’s planning to support a protest this coming Thursday from Lancaster, as he and others with his organization stand alongside an Amish farmer who’s had his livelihood seized by the Biden administration. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off by reviewing CPAC and some developments in the national political landscape. First, Dom takes aim at Mike Lindell, who spoke at CPAC and told voters not to vote early, which Dom notes is a complete losing strategy. Dom discusses necessary strategies moving forward, particularly concerning Trump’s pick for Vice President. Giordano comments on the new trend of Tulsi Gabbard as VP front-runner, telling why he thinks it’s a great idea even considering her past as a Democrat. Dan asks whether Evangelicals need any motivation this time around, with Dom arguing no, that the focus this time needs to be on suburban moderates. Also, Dom spends some time discussing a battle that’s going to take place at the border as Biden heads to the border, planning to speak in Brownsville, TX, while Trump speaks at ground zero of the crisis in Eagle Pass, TX. (Photo by Brandon Bell/Getty Images)
Dom Giordano, WPHT host and former teacher, has dedicated much of his daily show toward parents who are taking it into their own hands to push back against school boards that have a negative impact on their children. This has culminated in a weekly podcast on education, Readin', Writin', and Reason, which has allowed wonderful relationships to develop between Giordano, educators, and parents throughout the country who are speaking out against overbearing school boards.
This week, Beth Ann Rosica joins to discuss her research into the so called “book bans’ locally in our school districts. She details how skewed the selection in the library are towards progressive views and how there’s near-zero amount of conservative literature. Is it more of a librarian issue or a school board one? Beth Ann purposely left out any Trump related reading materials in her studies, knowing how many people feel about him living in a swing state, yet the stats for conservatives continue to skew low. Take a listen!
In today’s third hour, Dom welcomes Congressman Brian Fitzpatrick back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss his trip around the world, spending time in Israel with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and over to Kiev for a look in Ukraine. Fitzpatrick launched last week the Defending Borders, Defending Democracies Act, which would require the suspension of entry of inadmissible aliens to ‘operational control over U.S. borders, require immigration officers to detain and immediately expel inadmissible aliens, and provide $66.32 billion in defense-only funding for Ukraine, Israel, and Taiwan.’ Fitzpatrick discusses all of these international issues, telling how they tie directly to our border and the security of our nation, and the importance of remaining in our global position. (Photo by Anna Moneymaker/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes in Dr. Ben Carson himself to discuss his speech yesterday at CPAC. First, Giordano asks Dr. Carson about the narrative of the speech in which he points out a crisis of legitimacy in the United States as the Left continues to disown a Country that they allegedly love. Carson discusses the importance of American traditionalism, offering why he believes there’s been a push on the other side against the values that have made our Country great. Then, Giordano and Carson delve into his career outside of politics, reflecting on the absolutely miraculous separation of conjoined twins in the 80s that blasted Carson to medical fame. (Photo by Scott Olson/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Dom welcomes Congressman Brian Fitzpatrick back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss his trip around the world, spending time in Israel with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and over to Kiev for a look in Ukraine. Fitzpatrick launched last week the Defending Borders, Defending Democracies Act, which would require the suspension of entry of inadmissible aliens to ‘operational control over U.S. borders, require immigration officers to detain and immediately expel inadmissible aliens, and provide $66.32 billion in defense-only funding for Ukraine, Israel, and Taiwan.’ Fitzpatrick discusses all of these international issues, telling how they tie directly to our border and the security of our nation, and the importance of remaining in our global position. Then, after playing Dom’s Money Melody, Dom welcomes Rich Zeoli on live from CPAC. Zeoli tells that he’ll be speaking with Tulsi Gabbard this evening, which sets the stage for the rest of the Dom Giordano Program, as callers weigh in on the potential of a former Democrat as Vice President. (Photo by Anna Moneymaker/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom continues the Dom Giordano Program by telling of a story of a Pennsylvania bar who faces the overly-archaic Pennsylvania Liquor Control Board, who has slapped the bar with petty citations for years. Dom uses this as an opportunity to discuss governmental overreach, with the PALCB as a great example of a governmental entity that discourages smwall business and entrepreneurship. Then, Dom offers commentary on Matt Gaetz’s CNN interview last night, where he pushed back against an Alabama Supreme Court ruling on frozen embryos, stressing the importance of family building. After that, Dom delves into the strategy behind Nikki Haley remaining in the race, explaining why he believes she’s sticking around and the implications on both the 2024 and 2028 elections. Then, Dom welcomes back Scott Cronick, who offers what’s worth watching that’s also being considered within the Oscar realm. (Photo by Kevin Dietsch/Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by telling that he’ll be joined by Dr. Ben Carson in about half an hour, telling about his speech yesterday at this year’s CPAC. Dom hones in on one theme that runs throughout his speech, in which Carson alludes to the liberal and progressive distaste in traditional America. This leads Carson to point to military enrollment, asking why young white men would want to protect a Country led by a party that singles out and vilifies them.
Then, Dom welcomes in Dr. Ben Carson himself to discuss his speech yesterday at CPAC. First, Giordano asks Dr. Carson about the narrative of the speech in which he points out a crisis of legitimacy in the United States as the Left continues to disown a Country that they allegedly love. Carson discusses the importance of American traditionalism, offering why he believes there’s been a push on the other side against the values that have made our Country great. Then, Giordano and Carson delve into his career outside of politics, reflecting on the absolutely miraculous separation of conjoined twins in the 80s that blasted Carson to medical fame.
Dom welcomes Linda Kerns, a Philadelphia Election Law attorney who represented Trump campaign in 2020, represented RNC in 2022, and now represents the Public Interest Legal Foundation - the only public interest law firm in the USA 100% dedicated to election integrity. Kerns first explains the role of PILF, telling that the organization was launched by J. Christian Adams, revealing that they’re currently fighting for election integrity in a Pennsylvania case. Kerns explains the importance of getting people out to polls, discussing with Giordano the disappointing impact of reluctant voters who have lost faith in the process, explaining the detrimental nature of this belief for any chance of winning. Then, Dom and Kerns discuss strategies leading up to 2024, with Kerns telling what she did behind the scenes in effort to develop a stronger local Republican Party in 2016.
Dom welcomes in Pastor Bill Devlin for a check-in as the globe-trotting missionary provides aid throughout the world. Today, Devlin tells the story of his offering himself up to Nigeria’s Boko Haram in exchange for a political prisoner, taking us inside FBI questioning he’s faced after allegedly causing a potential international incident. Then, Devlin takes us back to the memorial for Temple Police Sergeant Christopher Fitzgerald, who was executed by a kid from the suburbs looking to participate in crime tourism, telling us about the heartfelt words shared by the Fitzgerald family. (Photo by Dan Kitwood/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes in West Whiteland Township Detective Scott Pezick onto the Dom Giordano Program after he appeared on 6ABC discussing a recent trend in his Chester County township of theft rings involving illegal immigrants. Pezick takes us inside the growing problem, telling of the massive amounts of merchandise taken from local businesses, explaining the effect that the current stance on open borders has had on crime on their town. The Detective lays forth how his department works with federal agencies in solving these crimes, and tells what he hopes to do in the near future to curb this problem from continuing. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Dom continues the Dom Giordano Program by offering up a new deal signed by Amazon with NFL, explaining the financial impact that the NFL holds, and why they’ve become too big to fail. Then, Dom welcomes in Pastor Bill Devlin for a check-in as the globe-trotting missionary provides aid throughout the world. Today, Devlin tells the story of his offering himself up to Nigeria’s Boko Haram in exchange for a political prisoner, taking us inside FBI questioning he’s faced after allegedly causing a potential international incident. Then, Devlin takes us back to the memorial for Temple Police Sergeant Christopher Fitzgerald, who was executed by a kid from the suburbs looking to participate in crime tourism, telling us about the heartfelt words shared by the Fitzgerald family. (Photo by Anna Moneymaker/Getty Images)
Full Hours | In today’s second hour, Dom welcomes in West Whiteland Township Detective Scott Pezick onto the Dom Giordano Program after he appeared on 6ABC discussing a recent trend in his Chester County township of theft rings involving illegal immigrants. Pezick takes us inside the growing problem, telling of the massive amounts of merchandise taken from local businesses, explaining the effect that the current stance on open borders has had on crime on their town. The Detective lays forth how his department works with federal agencies in solving these crimes, and tells what he hopes to do in the near future to curb this problem from continuing.
Then, Dom moves over to CPAC, playing back a portion of Lara Trump’s speech as she speaks live. Dom notices that, while Trump was talking about the utilization of the mail-in balloting system, there was a lack of applause. Dan asks why this may be, with Dom suggesting that many conservatives refuse to embrace mail-in balloting because they think it will show their disassociation from the theory that the 2020 election was stolen.
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by discussing an AT&T outage this morning, reading back a clip from Senator Marco Rubio who predicts a cyber-attack by China would be exponentially worse. This leads Dom into a conversation about international affairs, moving over to the War in Ukraine, explaining why he believes we’ve done enough for Ukraine on the two year anniversary. Dom spends a good chunk of the hour taking calls from listeners, explaining how he sees a way out of the strife.
Then, Dom welcomes Linda Kerns, Philadelphia Election Law attorney, represented Trump campaign in 2020, represented RNC in 2022, represent the Public Interest Legal Foundation - the only public interest law firm in the USA 100% dedicated to election integrity. Kerns first explains the role of PILF, telling that the organization was launched by J. Christian Adams, revealing that they’re currently fighting for election integrity in a Pennsylvania case. Kerns explains the importance of getting people out to polls, discussing with Giordano the disappointing impact of reluctant voters who have lost faith in the process, explaining the detrimental nature of this belief for any chance of winning. Then, Dom and Kerns discuss strategies leading up to 2024, with Kerns telling what she did behind the scenes in effort to develop a stronger local Republican Party in 2016. (Photo by Ukrainian Presidency via Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Dom leads off by welcoming Guy Ciarrocchi back onto the Dom Giordano Program after he penned a piece for Broad and Liberty discussing the implications of Josh Shapiro’s budget on children and education after the Governor ran a platform largely on the issue of better education. Gov. Shapiro noted that ‘every child of God should be given a chance to succeed,’ which runs directly counter to his flip-flop on the issue of school choice, running in support of the topic, now targeting cyber charters, a method of education that grew exponentially during the Pandemic. Then, Ciarrocchi and Giordano discuss strategy for the upcoming 2024 election, with both laying forth what both the local and national Republican parties need to do for success. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom continues the hour by discussing strategies for the Republican National Convention after an interview with Lara Trump, who’s striving to become the co-Chair of the National organization. Then, Dom returns to the topic of Jon Stewart, particularly his criticism of Tucker Carlson, which he admits he agrees with, telling why he believes there’s no reason to shine a light on Putin’s leadership. Then, Dom takes a call from Lou, who called in prior to the interview with Lara Trump to hear his reaction, where Lou pledges to donate to the RNC if Lara is indeed elected to leadership. (Photo by Mitchell Leff/Getty Images
Dom leads off by welcoming Guy Ciarrocchi back onto the Dom Giordano Program after he penned a piece for Broad and Liberty discussing the implications of Josh Shapiro’s budget on children and education after the Governor ran a platform largely on the issue of better education. Gov. Shapiro noted that ‘every child of God should be given a chance to succeed,’ which runs directly counter to his flip-flop on the issue of school choice, running in support of the topic, now targeting cyber charters, a method of education that grew exponentially during the Pandemic. Then, Ciarrocchi and Giordano discuss strategy for the upcoming 2024 election, with both laying forth what both the local and national Republican parties need to do for success. (Photo by Drew Angerer/Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by previewing the upcoming announcement teased by the Nikki Haley campaign, telling why he doesn’t think she’ll be withdrawing from the race. Dr. Jill Biden’s desire to remain in the White House and her push, maybe immorally, to keep her husband leading the country while arguably incapable mentally. Then, Dom offers his thoughts on the new Daily Show as hosted by Jon Stewart, noting the refreshing nature of his Biden criticism, but telling why he still believes it to be very politically slanted.
Then, Dom welcomes Lara Trump, daughter-in-law of Presidential candidate Donald Trump, back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss her decision to run as co-chair of the RNC ahead of the 2024 election. Trump notes the importance of the upcoming election and the refusal by former party leaders to take things seriously. Lara continues, explaining that nobody wants the best for the country more than President Trump, explaining what needs to be done moving forward to drive excitement for Republicans. Then, Trump discusses individual strategies, highlighting legal ballot harvesting such as the work the done by Scott Presler, and telling of the necessity of transparency in funding and poll watchers. (Photo by Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes Lara Trump, daughter-in-law of Presidential candidate Donald Trump, back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss her decision to run as co-chair of the RNC ahead of the 2024 election. Trump notes the importance of the upcoming election and the refusal by former party leaders to take things seriously. Lara continues, explaining that nobody wants the best for the country more than President Trump, explaining what needs to be done moving forward to drive excitement for Republicans. Then, Trump discusses individual strategies, highlighting legal ballot harvesting such as the work the done by Scott Presler, and telling of the necessity of transparency in funding and poll watchers. (Photo by Samuel Corum/Getty Images)
12 - Dom starts this Monday talking about who’s actually calling the shots in the White House, Joe or Dr. Jill. Josh Shapiro also went on National TV spouting talking points that his son could have come up with.
1210 - Side Question: which actor plays a great President or would play a good President?
1220 - How in the world can you put Biden as the 14th best President? Are we seriously fining Trump 400 million for something that has nothing to do with the courts?
1235 - Executive Order 9066. Dom takes your calls on the matter as well as election integrity. Mail-in balloting is the forward pass so to speak.
1250 - More calls regarding the side question.
1 - Dom kicks off the second hour giving his Top 10 Worst Presidents of All Time. Number 1 may shock you…
115 - Philadelphia Water Department warns that if Biden’s EPA policies go through, water bills prices will skyrocket for everybody in the surrounding counties.
120 - More of your calls.
135 - Beth Ann Rosica joins us to discuss her research into the so called “book bans’ locally in our school districts. She details how skewed the selection in the library are towards progressive views and how there’s near-zero amount of conservative literature. Is it more of a librarian issue or a school board one? Beth Ann purposely left out any Trump related reading materials in her studies, knowing how many people around here feel about him, and still the results for conservative materials in the libraries remained low.
2 - Taking more of your side question answers to begin the final hour.
215 - Dom’s Money Melody
220 - Winner? We replay audio of a pundit claiming Jill Biden does want to leave the White House because she does not want to relinquish the power.
230 - Taking more of your side question answers and having some conversation regarding Trump’s legal status in New York
250 - Lightning Round!
Dom kicks off the second hour giving his Top 10 Worst Presidents of All Time. Number 1 may shock you… Philadelphia Water Department warns that if Biden’s EPA policies go through, water bills prices will skyrocket for everybody in the surrounding counties.More of your calls. Beth Ann Rosica joins us to discuss her research into the so called “book bans’ locally in our school districts. She details how skewed the selection in the library are towards progressive views and how there’s near-zero amount of conservative literature. Is it more of a librarian issue or a school board one? Beth Ann purposely left out any Trump related reading materials in her studies, knowing how many people around here feel about him, and still the results for conservative materials in the libraries remained low.
Dom starts this Monday talking about who’s actually calling the shots in the White House, Joe or Dr. Jill. Josh Shapiro also went on National TV spouting talking points that his son could have come up with. Side Question: which actor plays a great President or would play a good President? How in the world can you put Biden as the 14th best President? Are we seriously fining Trump 400 million for something that has nothing to do with the courts?Executive Order 9066. Dom takes your calls on the matter as well as election integrity. Mail-in balloting is the forward pass so to speak. More calls regarding the side question.
Taking more of your side question answers to begin the final hour.
Dom’s Money Melody
Winner? We replay audio of a pundit claiming Jill Biden does want to leave the White House because she does not want to relinquish the power. Taking more of your side question answers and having some conversation regarding Trump’s legal status in New York Lightning Round!
Dom Giordano, WPHT host and former teacher, has dedicated much of his daily show toward parents who are taking it into their own hands to push back against school boards that have a negative impact on their children. This has culminated in a weekly podcast on education, Readin', Writin', and Reason, which has allowed wonderful relationships to develop between Giordano, educators, and parents throughout the country who are speaking out against overbearing school boards.
This week, Dom welcomes in Wally Zimolong, attorney working as co-counsel with America First Legal (AFL), to the podcast after he recently won a case for a client who was suspended from a school campus after quoting from the Bible publicly. Zimolong tells the story of Kombe Sefelino, a student on the campus of the County College of Morris, who refused to self-censor himself after pushback while reading and preaching straight from the bible, making references that were considered anti-LGBT. Zimolong clarifies our free speech laws, explaining what the client received in a stipulated order, warning of the implications of allowing this form of trouncing of the First Amendment.
Dom welcomes in Flash Shelton, owner of SquatterHunters.com, onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss the heightened amount of squatting happening nationwide, the practice of individuals moving into vacant houses and using law loopholes to acquire properties. Shelton, a handyman who’s had to deal with squatters himself in the past, tells what he does to help those who reach out through his website. Flash takes us inside his YouTube channel, ‘Outside the Box with Flash,’ where he surprises and confronts squatters, telling what he does to remove squatters from property. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Dom continues the Dom Giordano program by returning to the conversation centered around the death of Alexei Navalny, playing back a clip from Fox and Friends where Jennifer Griffin and Lawrence Jones get into an argument over the necessity of passing the southern border bill containing funding for Ukraine.
Then, Dom welcomes in Flash Shelton, owner of SquatterHunters.com, onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss the heightened amount of squatting happening nationwide, the practice of individuals moving into vacant houses and using law loopholes to acquire properties. Shelton, a handyman who’s had to deal with squatters himself in the past, tells what he does to help those who reach out through his website. Flash takes us inside his YouTube channel, ‘Outside the Box with Flash,’ where he surprises and confronts squatters, telling what he does to remove squatters from property. (Photo by Omer Messinger/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom leads off by offering updates centered on the Navalny situation, playing back clips from Joe Biden speaking on the alleged assassination of the Putin opponent. Dom takes a question from Dan, who asks whether Biden has other financial ulterior motives for pushing for war in Ukraine. Then, Dom tells about a heroic act in Kensington, as multiple citizens blocked in a car after it pinned a police officer to a wall during a traffic stop. This brings Dom to the topic of crime, which turns into a discussion about the situation out in Kansas City after two shooters opened fire on one another over an alleged personal dispute.
Then, Dom welcomes Andy Bloom, former Communications Director for Michael Turner, columnist for Broad and Liberty, and former boss of Dom Giordano back onto the show. This week, Bloom penned a column for Broad and Liberty discussing the implications of the Hur Report on Biden’s upcoming presidency. Dom invited Andy on to forecast and debate the strategy that both think the Biden administration will employ following the news, discussing whether he will remain ‘in the basement’ for the majority of the campaign. Also, Bloom takes us inside his time serving as Communications Director for Congressman Mike Turner, taking us inside his brain after his warning of an impending terroristic threat. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom welcomes Andy Bloom, former Communications Director for Michael Turner, columnist for Broad and Liberty, and former boss of Dom Giordano back onto the show. This week, Bloom penned a column for Broad and Liberty discussing the implications of the Hur Report on Biden’s upcoming presidency. Dom invited Andy on to forecast and debate the strategy that both think the Biden administration will employ following the news, discussing whether he will remain ‘in the basement’ for the majority of the campaign. Also, Bloom takes us inside his time serving as Communications Director for Congressman Mike Turner, taking us inside his brain after his warning of an impending terrorist threat. (Photo by Anna Moneymaker/Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by discussing developments centered around the Fani Willis hearing, as the DA who launched one of the cases against Donald Trump faces questions about a relationship shared with the Special Investigator on the case. Then, Dom reflects on the horrible news of Alexei Navalny’s death, allegedly at the hands of Putin, telling how he believes this will effect international politics. Dom continues the hour taking calls from callers on both topics, arguing that the number one threat should remain China even in light of this terrible news. (Photo by Alyssa Pointer-Pool/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Dom leads off the Dom Giordano Program by offering up some thoughts on House Intelligence Committee Chairman Mike Turner’s urge for President Biden to declassify information related to a "serious national security threat.” Giordano breaks down the political implications of the suggestion, asking how seriously we should take this, or if this is a strategy by Democrats to secure more funding in Ukraine. Also, Dom returns to a topic presented earlier in the show, asking whether it’s appropriate for Penn State to name their football field after Joe Paterno after his reputation was tarnished in the Sandusky scandal. (Photo by Anna Moneymaker/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes in Pennsylvania Senate President Pro Tempore Kim Ward back onto the Dom Giordano Program to hear her reaction to last week’s budget announced by Governor Josh Shapiro in a lengthy speech that may suggest a run nationally. First, Dom asks for Ward’s overall thoughts on the budget, with Ward warning of the heightened executive power that comes with the budget, breaking down how this puts more power into the hands of the Governor’s Office. Then, Dom delve into the issues within the budget, explaining the Republican stance on marijuana with the Governor making legalization a large aspect of his address. Also, Senator Ward discusses a proposed hike in the minimum wage and Shapiro’s waffling on school choice. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom continues the Dom Giordano Program by leading off discussing Presidential politics, offering new updates on the multiple trials of Donald Trump, playing back some audio into the hearing regarding Fani Willis’ relationship with the DA who filed charges against Trump. Then, Dom plays back a clip from Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen, who argued that people are better off now than they were pre-Pandemic.
Then, Dom welcomes in Pennsylvania Senate President Pro Tempore Kim Ward back onto the Dom Giordano Program to hear her reaction to last week’s budget announced by Governor Josh Shapiro in a lengthy speech that may suggest a run nationally. First, Dom asks for Ward’s overall thoughts on the budget, with Ward warning of the heightened executive power that comes with the budget, breaking down how this puts more power into the hands of the Governor’s Office. Then, Dom delve into the issues within the budget, explaining the Republican stance on marijuana with the Governor making legalization a large aspect of his address. Also, Senator Ward discusses a proposed hike in the minimum wage and Shapiro’s waffling on school choice. (Photo by Alyssa Pointer-Pool/Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by offering some updates on the Chiefs shooter, telling that the identities have yet to be revealed, but it has been revealed that the shooting at the parade was not a terroristic but instead a beef between two juveniles. Then, Dom continues the Dom Giordano Program by offering his thoughts on the consideration by the board at Penn State to rename their field after Joe Paterno, taking issue with this even being discussed after his cover-ups during the Sandusky situation. This continues throughout the hour, with Dom bouncing between the Penn State topic and that of presidential politics, offering thoughts on how the national landscape has developed. (Photo by David Eulitt/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Dom welcomes in Jamie Walker, to hear about some efforts by Democrats to further strengthen their voter rolls. Walker tells about a Democratic event, backed by strong funding, that took place that featured vaping sampling and free manicures in effort to secure young voters. Giordano and Walker delve deeper into strategies that Democrats are utilizing, pointing out lessons that Republicans can learn. Then, Dom continues the remainder of the hour playing Money Melody, taking calls from listeners concerning the side topic, and previewing how Democrats plan to utilize the issue of immigration against Republicans in the coming election. (Photo by John Moore/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes in Jamie Walker, to hear about some efforts by Democrats to further strengthen their voter rolls. Walker tells about a Democratic event, backed by strong funding, that took place that featured vaping sampling and free manicures in effort to secure young voters. Giordano and Walker delve deeper into strategies that Democrats are utilizing, pointing out lessons that Republicans can learn. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom continues the Dom Giordano Program by welcoming in Charlie Gasparino, senior correspondent at Fox Business Network, to analyze yesterday’s horrible day for the stock market. First, though, Gasparino and Giordano make a detour, with Giordano asking Gasparino to reveal his strict workout regimen. Then, the two delve into the issues, with Gasparino breaking down what happened yesterday that led to year-high drops in the major markets, and tells whether he believes this to be a one-day thing or if the negative trend will sustain. Finally, Gasparino takes us inside New York City, telling Dom and listeners how New Yorkers, particularly those on Wall Street, feel about the issue of immigration. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom welcomes in Scott Walker, President of Young America’s Foundation and 45th Governor of Wisconsin, back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss how the Biden administration has approached social media service TikTok, posting on the service regularly, while also outwardly saying that the company’s ties to China should be investigated. Walker also analyzes the election, explaining why Donald Trump is a much better choice than Joe Biden to run the Country. Also, Walker, wearing his hat as President of YAF, tells what conservatives need to be doing to better appeal to young voters. (Photo by Dan Kitwood/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom continues the Dom Giordano Program by welcoming in Charlie Gasparino, senior correspondent at Fox Business Network, to analyze yesterday’s horrible day for the stock market. First, though, Gasparino and Giordano make a detour, with Giordano asking Gasparino to reveal his strict workout regimen. Then, the two delve into the issues, with Gasparino breaking down what happened yesterday that led to year-high drops in the major markets, and tells whether he believes this to be a one-day thing or if the negative trend will sustain. Finally, Gasparino takes us inside New York City, telling Dom and listeners how New Yorkers, particularly those on Wall Street, feel about the issue of immigration.
Then, Dom takes a minute to discuss the day being Valentine’s Day, telling that online dating apps have reportedly made it much harder for singles to navigate the waters and find one another. Dom tells that this is largely due to politics, with many from one party not willing to date the other party and not taking the time to learn about one another. Also, in Dan Time with Dom, Dan tells that inflation has caused some disruptions to equity in the Tooth Fairy, with parents giving their children varying prizes for leaving teeth. (Photo illustration by Joe Raedle/Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by offering some results from yesterday’s special elections throughout the Country, noting a win in New York that was unexpected due to the candidate using immigration against the Republican candidate. Dom notes that this is the first preview of the upcoming strategy for Democrats concerning immigration, pointing out the hypocrisy in trying to use an issue they primarily caused against their opponents. Then, Dom tells about an event that drove voter registration for Democrats in Bucks County that featured vape sampling and free manicures.
Then, Dom welcomes in Scott Walker, President of Young America’s Foundation and 45th Governor of Wisconsin, back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss how the Biden administration has approached social media service TikTok, posting on the service regularly, while also outwardly saying that the company’s ties to China should be investigated. Walker also analyzes the election, explaining why Donald Trump is a much better choice than Joe Biden to run the Country. Also, Walker, wearing his hat as President of YAF, tells what conservatives need to be doing to better appeal to young voters. (Photo by Joe Raedle/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes back Congressman Jeff Van Drew onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss multiple issues unfolding on Capitol Hill down in Washington, D.C. First, Dom asks Van Drew about a potential impeachment vote tonight, with Van Drew explaining why we can’t blame Speaker Johnson for the last vote. Van Drew also discusses the economy on what’s become the worst stock market day of the year so far, noting the deep impact of continued inflation on the American people. Then, Van Drew breaks some news concerning a new bill he just submitted today that would call for instant repercussions for anybody here illegally who chooses to assault a police officer. (Photo by Drew Angerer/Getty Images)
In today’s third hour, Dom welcomes back former U.S. Attorney Bill McSwain onto the Dom Giordano Program after the former regular guest tweeted his support of Robert Hur, the special counsel who investigated Biden’s taking of classified documents, last week revealing that Biden was unfit to serve trial due to mental incapacities. McSwain delves into the intricacies of the report, explaining the responsibilities of the special investigation, justifying why Hur may have come to some controversial conclusions that he offered in the report.
Then, Dom welcomes back Congressman Jeff Van Drew onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss multiple issues unfolding on Capitol Hill down in Washington, D.C. First, Dom asks Van Drew about a potential impeachment vote tonight, with Van Drew explaining why we can’t blame Speaker Johnson for the last vote. Van Drew also discusses the economy on what’s become the worst stock market day of the year so far, noting the deep impact of continued inflation on the American people. Then, Van Drew breaks some news concerning a new bill he just submitted today that would call for instant repercussions for anybody here illegally who chooses to assault a police officer. (Photo by Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes back former U.S. Attorney Bill McSwain onto the Dom Giordano Program after the former regular guest tweeted his support of Robert Hur, the special counsel who investigated Biden’s taking of classified documents, last week revealing that Biden was unfit to serve trial due to mental incapacities. McSwain delves into the intricacies of the report, explaining the responsibilities of the special investigation, justifying why Hur may have come to some controversial conclusions that he offered in the report. (Photo by Zach Gibson/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom welcomes back Candace Cabanas, candidate for Pennsylvania State House of Representatives in the 140th District out in Bucks County. Cabanas tells that there have been some changes to polling locations, revealing to listeners where they can come to support her. Then, Cabanas discusses a move by a local school district to disallow certain clips from being played at a board meeting, and what that means for free speech.
Then, Dom tells of a move by Philadelphia Mayor Cherelle Parker, who announced this week the appointment of Marnie Aument-Loughrey, a Democratic ward leader who runs a civic association in the neighborhood, as a ‘community coordinator’ who will be charged with helping to end the open-air drug market on the streets of Kensington. Dom tells what this means for progressives pushing for Safe Injection Sites, noting that Aument-Loughrey has been a proponent against the ideology for a long time, telling instead what she plans to do to help get addicts off Philadelphia streets.
Dom welcomes back Candace Cabanas, candidate for Pennsylvania State House of Representatives in the 140th District out in Bucks County. Cabanas tells that there have been some changes to polling locations, revealing to listeners where they can come to support her. Then, Cabanas discusses a move by a local school district to disallow certain clips from being played at a board meeting, and what that means for free speech. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom welcomes in Wally Zimolong, attorney working as co-counsel with America First Legal (AFL), to the Dom Giordano Program after he recently won a case for a client who was suspended from a school campus after quoting from the Bible publicly. Zimolong tells the story of Kombe Sefelino, a student on the campus of the County College of Morris, who refused to self-censor himself after pushback while reading and preaching straight from the bible, making references that were considered anti-LGBT. Zimolong clarifies our free speech laws, explaining what the client received in a stipulated order, warning of the implications of allowing this form of trouncing of the First Amendment. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by offering up a continued analysis on the reaction to Joe Biden’s mental state, telling how his lawyers continue to spin the Hur Report last week that noted that he’s not mentally capable to stand trial after his taking of classified documents. Then, Dom tells that Jon Stewart has returned to the airwaves, asking whether he’ll offer a conservative take after the continued success of Greg Gutfeld’s show on Fox News.
Then, Dom welcomes in Wally Zimolong, attorney with America First Legal (AFL), to the Dom Giordano Program after the attorney recently won a case for a client who was suspended from a school campus after quoting from the Bible publicly. Zimolong tells the story of Kombe Sefelino, a student on the campus of the County College of Morris, who refused to self-censor himself after pushback while reading and preaching straight from the bible, making references that were considered anti-LGBT. Zimolong clarifies our free speech laws, explaining what the client received in a stipulated order, explaining the implications of allowing this form of trouncing on the First Amendment right. (Photo by Jason Koerner/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Dom continues the Dom Giordano Program by continuing the discussion centered around President Joe Biden, telling that the President faces more controversy in the coming days as Hunter’s ex-associate Tony Bobulinski heads to Capitol Hill to testify in the impeachment inquiry. Then, Dom delves into the controversy unfolding around TikTok, after the Biden administration posted on the Chinese-owned social media service while also calling for investigations into whether it's being used for nefarious purposes. (Photo by Drew Angerer/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes in Patrick Gushue, candidate in the 172nd running against Kevin Boyle, the Democratic incumbent who went viral after a drunk tirade was posted on X where he threated a local bar for no apparent reason. Gushue contextualizes the situation, telling us a bit about Boyle, explaining why he’s been bad politically for the district, explaining why he’s chosen to run. Then, Gushue tells a bit about himself, telling that he’s earning his Masters at Penn right now after serving as an Army Ranger. Also, Gushue takes listeners into northeast Philadelphia, discussing the implications that Krasner’s progressive policies have had on crime in his district. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom welcomes back Dr. Marty Makary, Johns Hopkins University surgeon and author of The Price We Pay: What Broke American Healthcare and How to Fix It, to hear his analysis on the decline in mental health of President Joe Biden. Giordano invited the Doctor onto his show after last week’s Hur Report revealed that Biden’s current mental state would not allow him to sit trial after his taking of classified documents. Makary breaks down exactly what this means for the leader of the free world, and suggests how this may affect the 2024 Presidential race. Then, after taking calls related to national politics, producer Dan offers up the 5 best and 5 cringiest Super Bowl ads during yesterday’s big game. (Photo by Jeff J Mitchell/Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom leads off the Dom Giordano Program by offering some updates on the political landscape from over the weekend, first taking a moment to analyze last night’s Super Bowl victory by Taylor Swift and the Kansas City Chiefs. Then, returning back to politics, Giordano updates the commentary centered around Biden’s mental decline, playing back justification for what was revealed in the Hur Report, noting that Dr. Marty Makary will join at 1PM to break down and analyze last week’s news.
Then, Dom welcomes in Patrick Gushue, candidate in the 172nd running against Kevin Boyle, the Democratic incumbent who went viral after a drunk tirade was posted on X where he threated a local bar for no apparent reason. Gushue contextualizes the situation, telling us a bit about Boyle, explaining why he’s been bad politically for the district, explaining why he’s chosen to run. Then, Gushue tells a bit about himself, telling that he’s earning his Masters at Penn right now after serving as an Army Ranger. Also, Gushue takes listeners into northeast Philadelphia, discussing the implications that Krasner’s progressive policies have had on crime in his district. (Photo by Win McNamee/Getty Images)
In today’s second hour, Dom welcomes back Dr. Marty Makary, Johns Hopkins University surgeon and author of The Price We Pay: What Broke American Healthcare and How to Fix It, to hear his analysis on the decline in mental health of President Joe Biden. Giordano invited the Doctor onto his show after last week’s Hur Report revealed that Biden’s current mental state would not allow him to sit trial after his taking of classified documents. Makary breaks down exactly what this means for the leader of the free world, and suggests how this may affect the 2024 Presidential race. (Photo by Noam Galai/Getty Images for HBO)
Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Dom leads off the Dom Giordano Program by playing back some of the White House press conference as Biden administration officials attempt to spin yesterday’s Hur Report suggesting a mental decline in the President. Then, after playing Money Melody, Dom takes some calls centered on the side question, asking for things that are very famous that many people can't tell you much about. (Photo by Alex Wong/Getty Images)
Dom Giordano, WPHT host and former teacher, has dedicated much of his daily show toward parents who are taking it into their own hands to push back against school boards that have a negative impact on their children. This has culminated in a weekly podcast on education, Readin', Writin', and Reason, which has allowed wonderful relationships to develop between Giordano, educators, and parents throughout the country who are speaking out against overbearing school boards.
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom welcomes Fox News legal analyst Gregg Jarrett back onto the Dom Giordano Program to break down some huge news this week concerning the upcoming Presidential election. First, Giordano asks Gregg Jarrett whether there is potential that the 25th Amendment be enacted after the Hur Report revealed lacking mental capacity in President Joe Biden. Jarrett tells what he expects to see moving forward, and offers the implications that he thinks yesterday’s report holds on the upcoming election.
Then, Dom continues the hour by playing back a clip from Kamala Harris, who spoke publicly today defending Biden against yesterday’s Hur Report that notes a decline in mental capacity in President Biden. Dom takes some calls on the topic, before moving onto an analysis of last night’s interview between Tucker Carlson and Vladimir Putin, explaining his boredom while watching. Then, in Dan Time with Dom, Dan fills in as the entertainment guy for the week, offering some things worth streaming over the weekend. (Photo by Scott Olson/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes Scott Presler of EarlyVoteAction back onto the Dom Giordano Program after his name trended on social media after news of the ousting of Ronna McDaniel from the National GOP as a potential replacement. This comes after great grassroots work by Presler as he travels the nation registering voters in swing states hoping to drive Republican voter rolls. First, Presler provides an update, telling that he has an overstaffed team working right now in Harrisburg to register the Amish population as Republican voters. Then, Presler offers his thoughts on the job done by McDaniel, and tells whether he’d be interested in the position or who he’d suggest instead. Finally, Presler reinforces why voter registration is critically important leading up to the 2024 election. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom welcomes Fox News legal analyst Gregg Jarrett back onto the Dom Giordano Program to break down some huge news this week concerning the upcoming Presidential election. Giordano asks Gregg Jarrett whether there is potential that the 25th Amendment be enacted after the Hur Report revealed lacking mental capacity in President Joe Biden. Jarrett tells what he expects to see moving forward, and offers the implications that he thinks yesterday’s report holds on the upcoming election. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by playing back some reaction to the Robert Hur Report noting that Biden’s lack of mental capacity excuses his taking of classified documents. Dom plays a clip of Biden biting back at reporter Peter Doocy, throwing him a quip that fell horribly flat in light of the news. Then, Dom plays back a clip of yet another gaffe by Joe Biden, where he referred to Egypt as Mexico.
Then, Dom welcomes Scott Presler of EarlyVoteAction back onto the Dom Giordano Program after his name trended on social media after news of the ousting of Ronna McDaniel from the National GOP as a potential replacement. This comes after great grassroots work by Presler as he travels the nation registering voters in swing states hoping to drive Republican voter rolls. First, Presler provides an update, telling that he has an overstaffed team working right now in Harrisburg to register the Amish population as Republican voters. Then, Presler offers his thoughts on the job done by McDaniel, and tells whether he’d be interested in the position or who he’d suggest instead. Finally, Presler reinforces why voter registration is critically important leading up to the 2024 election. (Photo by Justin Sullivan/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes in Robin Shaffer back onto the Dom Giordano Program for an update on the continued push by progressives to ruin our Jersey Shore with offshore windmills. Shaffer reveals that BP has now followed the lead of the Danish company Orsted, now removing themselves from contention, canceling any plans for a project off the coast of New Jersey. (Photo by Christopher Furlong/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes in legendary broadcaster Bill O’Reilly back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss multiple topics unfolding nationally. First, Dom asks O’Reilly about his multiple pre-Super Bowl interviews that he’s shared with former Presidents, with O’Reilly offering his take on the Biden administration to not offer a pre-game interview for the second year in a row. Then, Dom asks O’Reilly whether he supports Tucker Carlson offering Vladimir Putin a platform, telling that although he believes Carlson to be somewhat misguided in his assessment of Putin, there is worthiness to the interview to allow viewers to make their first-hand observation and analysis of the expected spin by the Russian leader. Also, Bill tells about his current book Killing the Witches and where to find it, and teases his upcoming book, Confronting the Presidents: No Spin Assessments from Washington to Biden, coming in September. (Photo by Ilya S. Savenok/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom leads off the Dom Giordano Program by discussing cancel culture, asking if we’ve moved forward as a culture ahead of Shane Gillis’s spot hosting SNL away from everybody wanting to cancel everybody. Dom tells that he doesn’t think this is anything outside a money decision by the producers of SNL, explaining that he thinks cancel culture is still as strong as it’s ever been. Then, Producer Dan reveals that, on the View today, Sunny Hostin spoke about finding out that her ancestors were slave-owners, playing back her justification for why she still believes she deserves reparations. Then, Dom takes some calls, then heads to Dan Time with Dom, where Dan reveals that Philadelphia has emerged as the front-runner in a category that no City wants. (Photo by Amy Sussman/Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by offering his thoughts on the ongoing Supreme Court deliberations as to whether Trump should be removed from the upcoming presidential ballot. Dom pushes back against claims that the decision will go 9-0 in Trump’s favor, playing back a clip from Justice Kentanji Brown Jackson who seems to be showing her hand early that she’ll be voting in favor of keeping the former President off the ballot.
Then, Dom welcomes in legendary broadcaster Bill O’Reilly back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss multiple topics unfolding nationally. First, Dom asks O’Reilly about his multiple pre-Super Bowl interviews that he’s shared with former Presidents, with O’Reilly offering his take on the Biden administration to not offer a pre-game interview for the second year in a row. Then, Dom asks O’Reilly whether he supports Tucker Carlson offering Vladimir Putin a platform, telling that although he believes Carlson to be somewhat misguided in his assessment of Putin, there is worthiness to the interview to allow viewers to make their first-hand observation and analysis of the expected spin by the Russian leader. Also, Bill tells about his current book Killing the Witches and where to find it, and teases his upcoming book, Confronting the Presidents: No Spin Assessments from Washington to Biden, coming in September. (Photo by Al Drago/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Dom leads off the Dom Giordano Program by playing back some clips from the Super Bowl media day in which Travis Kelce suggests that he and Taylor Swift are followed so closely because they present positive values. Then, Dom welcomes in Robin Shaffer back onto the Dom Giordano Program for an update on the continued push by progressives to ruin our Jersey Shore with offshore windmills. Shaffer reveals that BP has now followed the lead of the Danish company Orsted, now removing themselves from contention, canceling any plans for a project off the coast of New Jersey. (Photo by Patrick Smith/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Dom continues the Dom Giordano Program by discussing the growth of the NFL, explaining why he’s become frustrated with the coverage leading up to the Super Bowl. Dom explains that he wishes the general public was more concerned with the on-field product, with Producer Dan agreeing that the primary story this week should not be whether Travis Kelce will propose to Taylor Swift. Then, after playing Dom’s Money Melody, Dom takes some calls from listeners answering the side question, as he asks for things associated with South America after the announcement of an Eagles home game in Brazil. Also, Dom floats in politics throughout the hour, offering his thoughts on the push back against Tucker Carlson’s decision to interview Putin.
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom leads off the Dom Giordano Program by welcoming back Pennsylvania State Representative Amen Brown to hear his thoughts on Governor Josh Shapiro’s budget proposal yesterday. Brown, a Democrat, supports the bill, which Dom disagrees with, but explains why he’s very much in favor of pushing for legalization of marijuana in Pennsylvania, something that the Governor specifically mentioned during his speech. This leads Giordano and Brown into a conversation about the State-controlled Liquor Control Board, with Brown pointing out a new ridiculous initiative by the unions to control canned mixed drinks.
Then, Dom asks if the fight against Bud Light should continue after some conservatives say it’s time to move on, including his producer Dan. Dom takes calls from listeners who tell why they agree with him, why they refuse to give up their distaste toward Bud Light even after a year.
After that, Dom welcomes in Fox News legal analyst Gregg Jarrett to break down the news yesterday that Trump has lost his bid for presidential immunity from criminal charges in his 2020 election interference case. Jarrett tells what he expects to see moving forward legally, and tells how he feels this will affect the upcoming 2024 presidential election. Also, Gregg tells about his new book, The Constitution of the United States and Other Patriotic Documents, and where listeners can find it. (Photo by Bryan Bedder/Getty Images for GLAAD)
Dom welcomes in Fox News legal analyst Gregg Jarrett to break down the news yesterday that Trump has lost his bid for presidential immunity from criminal charges in his 2020 election interference case. Jarrett tells what he expects to see moving forward legally, and tells how he feels this will affect the upcoming 2024 presidential election. Also, Gregg tells about his new book, The Constitution of the United States and Other Patriotic Documents, and where listeners can find it. (Photo by Joe Corrigan/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes in Mark Houck, to hear his response to accusations that he was dropping out and that nearly $500,000 of money donated to him has disappeared. Houck notes that both of these accusations are completely false. First, Houck tells that he was never considering dropping out, but de-registered a secondary website, which for some reason gave some the idea that he was leaving the race, with Houck explaining the move was purely administrative. Then, Houck addresses claims made by a website that he’s misused donation money that came his way while serving a trial after an unjust FBI raid on his property, telling the funds had been put into a trust fund for his children in case he were to serve in prison. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom leads off the Dom Giordano Program by welcoming back Pennsylvania State Representative Amen Brown to hear his thoughts on Governor Josh Shapiro’s budget proposal yesterday. Brown, a Democrat, supports the bill, which Dom disagrees with, but explains why he’s very much in favor of pushing for legalization of marijuana in Pennsylvania, something that the Governor specifically mentioned during his speech. This leads Giordano and Brown into a conversation about the State-controlled Liquor Control Board, with Brown pointing out a new ridiculous initiative by the unions to control canned mixed drinks. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by offering up what’s to come on today’s show, telling that he’s invited Mark Houck, who’s running against Brian Fitzpatrick. Yesterday, news broke that Houck allegedly siphoned off campaign funds, putting money into trust funds for his children. Dom wants to give Houck the chance to defend himself, hoping to hear what exactly happened here. Then, Dom moves over into a conversation about Tucker Carlson interviewing Putin, explaining why he doesn’t necessarily thing this to be a net positive for conservatives in an upcoming election.
Then, Dom welcomes in Mark Houck, to hear his response to accusations that he was dropping out and that nearly $500,000 of money donated to him has disappeared. Houck notes that both of these accusations are completely false. First, Houck tells that he was never considering dropping out, but de-registered a secondary website, which for some reason gave some the idea that he was leaving the race, with Houck explaining the move was purely administrative. Then, Houck addresses claims made by a website that he’s misused donation money that came his way while serving a trial after an unjust FBI raid on his property, telling the funds had been put into a trust fund for his children in case he were to serve in prison. (Photo by Samuel Corum/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Dom continues the Dom Giordano Program by offering his thoughts on Josh Shapiro’s budget speech today, which he believes is his soft entry into Presidential consideration. Then, Dom welcomes in State Representative Martina White back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss Governor Josh Shapiro’s incredibly long 90 minute budget address from Harrisburg today. Martina notes that most of his high-spending proposals are coming out of a surplus that the government has set aside for a rainy day fund. Then, Martina and Giordano go through the meat of his speech, with Martina explaining why Shapiro has called for more transportation funding, and telling about cuts he’s made to charter schools after previously propping up school choice on campaign trails. After finishing with Martina, Dom continues the show by taking calls from listeners who offer their thoughts on the topics presented. (Photo by Michael M. Santiago/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes in State Representative Martina White back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss Governor Josh Shapiro’s incredibly long 90 minute budget address from Harrisburg today. Martina notes that most of his high-spending proposals are coming out of a surplus that the government has set aside for a rainy day fund. Then, Martina and Giordano go through the meat of his speech, with Martina explaining why Shapiro has called for more transportation funding, and telling about cuts he’s made to charter schools after previously propping up school choice on campaign trails.
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom continues the Dom Giordano Program by telling about a Pew poll regarding America’s pastime, revealing that American’s now see football as the number one sport in America over baseball. Dom and Dan have a discussion about this, with both offering their reasons why this has become true. Then, Biden finally shows up for his speech, which Dom tunes over to, where Biden blames Trump for his role in the quashing of Biden’s border bill, which Dom pushes back on. After that, Dom takes calls from listeners about the immigration issue, with one longtime caller asking Dom what benefits he sees in isolationism. (Photo by Jason Hanna/Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by offering updates on the cases against Donald Trump, revealing that a federal appeals court has ruled that Trump is not immune in 2020 election interference case. Dom explains what this means for the former President, also weighing how this may affect the upcoming 2024 Presidential election. Then, Dom offers up some thoughts about Gov. Shapiro’s upcoming budget address, explaining that he plans to announce a budget that would push Pennsylvania toward becoming another California. Then, Dom plays back some clips of leftists becoming emotional about the issue of immigration, explaining how he may have been wrong in his initial assumption that the border would not be a winning issue for Republicans.
Then, Dom welcomes in Pennsylvania GOP Secretary Liz Preate-Havey back onto the Dom Giordano Program for some live reaction to Governor Shapiro’s budget address as he speaks in Harrisburg’s Capitol Rotunda. Also, Preate-Havey offers an update on the statewide push to embrace mail-in balloting as Republicans strive for success in the 2024 election. (Photo by Brandon Bell/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes in Pennsylvania GOP Secretary Liz Preate-Havey back onto the Dom Giordano Program for some live reaction to Governor Shapiro’s budget address as he speaks in Harrisburg’s Capitol Rotunda. Also, Preate-Havey offers an update on the statewide push to embrace mail-in balloting as Republicans strive for success in the 2024 election. (Photo by Mark Makela/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes Congressman Jeff Van Drew onto the Dom Giordano Program to hear his thoughts on the immigration bills making their way through Washington, D.C. Van Drew offers a candid look inside the bill making its way through Senate that is sold by leftist media as pro-Republican, pointing out the red pills written into the bill that further sends the immigration system into complete disarray. Van Drew takes us down south, discussing the far reaching implications of Biden’s border policies, and suggests how we as a country can emerge from these open borders policies. (Photo by Drew Angerer/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Dom leads off the Dom Giordano Program by offering updates centered around the border, playing back a clip from Fox News liberal Jessica Tarlov, who admitted on Bill Maher’s show that Governor Abbott was correct in sending migrants from Eagle Pass to liberal cities throughout the country. Then, Dom welcomes Congressman Jeff Van Drew onto the Dom Giordano Program to hear his thoughts on the immigration bills making their way through Washington, D.C. Van Drew offers a candid look inside the bill making its way through Senate that is sold by leftist media as pro-Republican, pointing out the red pills written into the bill that further sends the immigration system into complete disarray. Van Drew takes us down south, discussing the far reaching implications of Biden’s border policies, and suggests how we as a country can emerge from these open borders policies. (Photo by Brandon Bell/Getty Images)
Dom continues the Dom Giordano Program by welcoming in Marissa Fitzgerald, widow of fallen Temple University Sergeant Chris Fitzgerald, in a very tough interview. Fitzgerald tells us how her family has been since the tragedy, explaining the horrific conversations she’s shared with her youngest son as he looks to celebrate what would’ve been his father’s upcoming 32nd birthday. Fitzgerald brings in her mother-in-law Pauline, Christopher’s mother, for a conversation about their call for the death penalty, taking us inside conversations shared with Philadelphia District Attorney Larry Krasner. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom continues the Dom Giordano Program by welcoming in Marissa Fitzgerald, widow of fallen Temple University Sergeant Chris Fitzgerald, in a very tough interview. Fitzgerald tells us how her family has been since the tragedy, explaining the horrific conversations she’s shared with her youngest son as he looks to celebrate what would’ve been his father’s upcoming 32nd birthday. Fitzgerald brings in her mother-in-law Pauline, Christopher’s mother, for a conversation about their call for the death penalty, taking us inside conversations shared with Philadelphia District Attorney Larry Krasner.
Then, Dom continues the Dom Giordano Program by telling about a new wave of high school wrestling, telling that there are new girl leagues popping up throughout the country. Then, Dom moves into presidential politics, telling that President Joe Biden will not be giving a Super Bowl interview for a second year in a row.
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by telling of updates centered around the border over the weekend, as liberal cities begin to wake up to the damage caused by their status as a sanctuary city. Dom plays back some clips from the weekend, including portions of a Fox News interview with Texas Governor Greg Abbott where he talks of a new program in New York City that provides illegal immigrants with a pre-paid debit card, further enabling this mass of migration.
Then, Dom welcomes in Jack Posobiec, one the biggest conservative social media influencers who can be found at @JackPosobiec, back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss his new podcast Human Events Daily with Jack Posobiec. First, Jack and Dom reflect on Jack’s time spent with 1210WPHT, where he served as an intern, one time pulled over while transporting a guest in the station vehicle. Then, Jack tells listeners what he’s been up to since departing the station and how he’s achieved the level of fame he’s received. After that, Dom and Jack delve into some political discussion, with Jack offering up who he thinks Trump may consider with his VP pick, and telling how he thinks the Republican Party should approach the issues at the border. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom Giordano, WPHT host and former teacher, has dedicated much of his daily show toward parents who are taking it into their own hands to push back against school boards that have a negative impact on their children. This has culminated in a weekly podcast on education, Readin', Writin', and Reason, which has allowed wonderful relationships to develop between Giordano, educators, and parents throughout the country who are speaking out against overbearing school boards.
First, Dom welcomes in James Fishback, founder of Incubate Debate, America’s fastest-growing debate league, onto the podcast after he penned a piece for The Free Press that investigates claims by the Left that progressive books are being censored in public schools. Fishback reveals that, through his extensive research, the opposite is true, finding that many public and school libraries have kept books written by conservative authors out of their selections.
Then, Dom welcomes in Dave Brown, a longtime high school coach of many sports out in Oregon, who announced last week that he’d resign due to his refusal to support biologically male students competing with biologically female athletes. Brown explains his decision, noting that his wife also retired due to the same principle, telling of the negative implications that this social push has had on Title IX and women and girls playing sports. To find more from Dave, head to StandTallwithDaveBrown.com.
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom welcomes Philly Jesus back onto the Dom Giordano Program, after the Philadelphia cult icon made the news this week when it came out that he’s been spreading the word through his ridesharing gig. Philly Jesus addresses some questions about his history, explaining how he went from an addict to finding God, and telling why he personally dresses as his hero, Jesus Christ. Philly Jesus explains where people can find him, and takes listeners through a standard ride in the back seat of his chariot. Then, Dom tells of a new lawsuit filed against Google Maps, after a couple on vacation in South Africa was routed into a crime-ridden area, leading to an ambush by gunmen. Dom asks whether this should be Google’s responsibility, and asks whether listeners have been routed through undesirable areas. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Dom continues the Dom Giordano Program by revealing the results of the vote on House Resolution 6976, which amends the Immigration and National Security Act to provide that aliens who have been convicted of or who have committed an offense for driving while intoxicated or impaired are inadmissible and deportable. Dom reveals that the JV Squad, our local Pennsylvania version of the squad, has voted against the resolution, telling why he believes they need to all be called out for enabling drunken driving by illegal immigrants. Also, Dom plays his Money Melody for the day, and takes calls throughout the hour discussing topics presented today. (Photo by Sarah Silbiger/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes Philly Jesus back onto the Dom Giordano Program, after the Philadelphia cult icon made the news this week when it came out that he’s been spreading the word through his ridesharing gig. Philly Jesus addresses some questions about his history, explaining how he went from an addict to finding God, and telling why he personally dresses as his hero, Jesus Christ. Philly Jesus explains where people can find him, and takes listeners through a standard ride in the back seat of his chariot. Then, Dom tells of a new lawsuit filed against Google Maps, after a couple on vacation in South Africa was routed into a crime-ridden area, leading to an ambush by gunmen. Dom asks whether this should be Google’s responsibility, and asks whether listeners have been routed through undesirable areas. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by discussing some developments since yesterday’s show, telling of new endorsements that former President Donald Trump is seeking in his lead up to the 2024 election. Then, Dom tells about the importance of Black History Month, telling of how conservatives are already unfairly being framed as racist. Then, Dom has a trade offer for Democrats in Pennsylvania. Dom, recognizing the success of legal marijuana in New Jersey, offered up a trade… Republicans should support recreational legalization, but only if Democrats agree to remove the state control of alcohol.
Full Hour | In today's third hour, Dom welcomes Scott Presler of EarlyVoteAction.com back onto the Dom Giordano Program to hear where he'll be today as he descends back upon Pennsylvania to register more Republican voters ahead of the 2024 election. Presler explains why he places so much value and importance on the state of Pennsylvania, explaining why he believes Pennsylvania can be flipped to red in the upcoming election. Presler is headed to the area, appearing this evening in Philadelphia and in Bucks County. Then, Dom tells about a new push by Democrats to get ahead of facial recognition technology, which Producer Dan argues is an inevitable for society. (Photo by Getty Images)
In today's third hour, Dom welcomes Scott Presler of EarlyVoteAction.com back onto the Dom Giordano Program to hear where he'll be today as he descends back upon Pennsylvania to register more Republican voters ahead of the 2024 election. Presler explains why he places so much value and importance on the state of Pennsylvania, explaining why he believes Pennsylvania can be flipped to red in the upcoming election. Presler is headed to the area, appearing this evening in Philadelphia and in Bucks County. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today's second hour, Dom welcomes Mark Hemingway, Senior Writer at Real Clear Investigations, back to the Dom Giordano Program to discuss a piece he penned for the Federalist titled Stop Trying To Make ‘Taylor Swift Is A Psyop’ Happen. Hemingway, who's used to armies of Swifties coming after him since becoming a known critic of her work, instead sets his sights on the conservative push to try and denounce Swift, explaining how it's a political loss for Republicans leading up to the 2024 election.
Then, Dom takes a moment, with today being the first day of Black History Month, to explain the importance of teaching the history of race in our country. He brings this up, noting the continued progressive effort to create a narrative that conservatives want to ban racial teachings from schools. Dom explains where the line's drawn for most conservatives, noting the negative influence on children of things like oppression groups in classrooms and anti-racism teachings, including Critical Race Theory curricula. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom welcomes Guy Ciarrocchi, Columnist for Real Clear Politics and Broad and Liberty, and Senior Fellow at the Commonwealth Foundation, onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss strategies leading up to the 2024 election. First, Guy reveals that it seems we're being listened to on mail-in balloting, telling that those in charge of the GOP have recognized what Scott Presler and other grassroots efforts have accomplished in the realm of absentee voting. Then, Giordano and Ciarrocchi discuss the kitchen table issues leading up to the election, telling what angles can be pursued by conservative for an eventual win. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom welcomes Mark Hemingway, Senior Writer at Real Clear Investigations, back to the Dom Giordano Program to discuss a piece he penned for the Federalist titled Stop Trying To Make ‘Taylor Swift Is A Psyop’ Happen. Hemingway, who's used to armies of Swifties coming after him since becoming a known critic of her work, instead sets his sights on the conservative push to try and denounce Swift, explaining how it's a political loss for Republicans leading up to the 2024 election. (Photo by Patrick Smith/Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by discussing Trump's desire to receive an endorsement from the Teamsters Union, explaining why he may be pursuing this avenue. Then, Dom tells who is running Biden's campaign, explaining that the campaign manager was the one who told him he needs to pack up and leave the City after criticism over a former candidate, Helen Gym, who he represented. Also, Dom reminds the audience that the same individual also won with Fetterman, so he is somebody to be genuinely concerned about. Then, Dom takes listeners up to Boston, where a minority community has been forced to accommodate incoming migrants, forcing their children out of recreation centers.
Then, Dom welcomes Guy Ciarrocchi, Columnist for Real Clear Politics and Broad and Liberty, and Senior Fellow at the Commonwealth Foundation, onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss strategies leading up to the 2024 election. First, Guy reveals that it seems we're being listened to on mail-in balloting, telling that those in charge of the GOP have recognized what Scott Presler and other grassroots efforts have accomplished in the realm of absentee voting. Then, Giordano and Ciarrocchi discuss the kitchen table issues leading up to the election, telling what angles can be pursued by conservative for an eventual win.
Also, Leslie of Bryn Mawr sends over a fig jam pizza, which Dom is surprised to like enough to continue eating through an entire segment. Leslie rings in to explain why she sent it over, while Producer Dan stews at home while missing out on what sounds like a great pizza. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Dom welcomes back Congressional Candidate Mark Houck onto the Dom Giordano Program, opponent of Brian Fitzpatrick in the Bucks County primary. Dom tells of a story by friend Bill Lawrence, who notes that Houck has begun picking up committee endorsements throughout the Republican parties in Bucks County. Dom asks Houck about the process of becoming a candidate for United States Congress, with Houck bringing both Dom and listeners in depth through the process. Also, Houck clarifies his stance on multiple issues, particularly his take on abortion, which Dom has disagreed with in the past. Then, Dom plays back a clip from a Senate hearing today with Mark Zuckerberg, where the Facebook head stood up and apologized to families of victims impacted by child sexual exploitation on Facebook and Instagram.
Dom welcomes back Congressional Candidate Mark Houck onto the Dom Giordano Program, opponent of Brian Fitzpatrick in the Bucks County primary. Dom tells of a story by friend Bill Lawrence, who notes that Houck has begun picking up committee endorsements throughout the Republican parties in Bucks County. Dom asks Houck about the process of becoming a candidate for United States Congress, with Houck bringing both Dom and listeners in depth through the process. Also, Houck clarifies his stance on multiple issues, particularly his take on abortion, which Dom has disagreed with in the past. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom leads off the Dom Giordano Program by discussing the most pertinent issues as we head into the 2024 election, offering up counters to spins presented by the Biden administration on both inflation and issues at the border. Then, Dom reveals that Philly Jesus has made a return, now spreading his word in ride-sharing drives. After that, Dom takes some calls discussing topics presented throughout the show, with one offering his thoughts on stop-and-frisk after last hour’s interview with former Philly DA Seth Williams. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by offering updates on the situation at the border, playing back a clip from a Massachusetts Governor who was brought to tears when explaining why she’ll have to close recreational centers to accommodate an influx of migrants. This leads Dom to tell of multiple occasions where the rights of non-Americans are superseding the rights of Americans, noting the deep impact of progressive policies at the border. Then, Dom tells about a horrific incident including a beheading in Bucks County last night, and argues with Dan over whether conservatives should be on an all-out attack against Taylor Swift.
Then, Dom welcomes in former Philadelphia DA Seth Williams back onto the Dom Giordano Program to hear his thoughts on multiple stories unfolding in Philadelphia. First, Dom leads off by asking Williams to take us back to when he was in office, reading back an article from the Philadelphia Inquirer about stop-and-frisk, asking Williams how the paper saw the controversial topic while he was in office. Williams puts on his hat as a law professor, explaining the benefits of stop-and-frisk, also addressing what the Inquirer labels as ‘inherent dangers’ of using stop-and-frisk. (Photo by Joe Raedle/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes in former Philadelphia DA Seth Williams back onto the Dom Giordano Program to hear his thoughts on multiple stories unfolding in Philadelphia. First, Dom leads off by asking Williams to take us back to when he was in office, reading back an article from the Philadelphia Inquirer about stop-and-frisk, asking Williams how the paper saw the controversial topic while he was in office. Williams puts on his hat as a law professor, explaining the benefits of stop-and-frisk, also addressing what the Inquirer labels as ‘inherent dangers’ of using stop-and-frisk.
Full Hour | In today's third hour, Dom leads off the Dom Giordano Program by telling that some on Twitter have come after him for his take on Travis Kelce's kneeling. Earlier in the show, Dom noted that another tick on Kelce's long anti-conservative resume was his kneeling prior to a Chiefs game during the BLM movement. Then, after playing Dom's Money Melody, Dom tells of a local story in which a mother broke up her son's bar fight by murdering his opponent with a sword cane.
Full Hour | In today's second hour, Dom leads off the Dom Giordano Program to discuss the upcoming budget address by Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro, who's requested more money for public transportation. Dom tells that the Inquirer has come out in support of this idea, pushing back against this, explaining that no matter the amount of money you give to SEPTA, they just refuse to make things safer.
Then, Dom welcomes Will Hild, Executive Director of Consumers' Research, back onto the Dom Giordano Program to hear his analysis on the decision by the Department of Energy to change course on their decision to regulate the sale of gas stoves. Dom and Will discuss the continued prioritization of green energy and ESG ratings over the needs of Americans and the desire for a healthy economy. (Photo by Mark Makela/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes Will Hild, Executive Director of Consumers' Research, back onto the Dom Giordano Program to hear his analysis on the decision by the Department of Energy to change course on their decision to regulate the sale of gas stoves. Dom and Will discuss the continued prioritization of green energy and ESG ratings over the needs of Americans and the desire for a healthy economy. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by telling of the importance that Taylor Swift will hold over the election, with both he and producer Dan debating whether conservatives are overblowing her impact. Then, Dom tells of another push for mail-in balloting for Republicans, stressing the necessity for the embrace of the strategy in effort to win the 2024 presidential race. Then, Dom offers some thoughts on the situation that unfolded in Fairhill with a police involved shooting, playing back clips from Larry Krasner's press conference today in which he previewed how he'll approach the investigation. (Photo by Kevin Winter/Getty Images for TAS Rights Management)
Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Dom leads off the Dom Giordano Program by telling that the Navy has lowered their requirements for admittance, telling that they’re now accepting people without a high school diploma. Dan pushes back slightly, asking what should be done instead, because if it’s gotten this bad the inevitable eventuality is a draft, which all would be against. Then, Dom takes a call from a classic Conservative listener, who wonders why Republicans have so vehemently supported Donald Trump, somebody he refuses to get behind. (Photo by Joe Raedle/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom welcomes back Colonel Allen B. West, friend of the show and former Congressman, now leading Texas Republicans, back onto the show. Dom called on Allen to join to offer his thoughts on the potential for an escalation at the border as the Biden administration continues trying to enable illegal immigration. Also, Dom asks West to put on his hat as a military expert, asking for his opinion on the killing of American sources by Iranian-backed entities. Then, Dom tells about an article in the Philadelphia Inquirer which targets Philadelphia Police Officers asking individuals whether they’re carrying a gun, asking for some clarity as to whether the paper is pro or anti-crime. Then, Dom asks listeners what they believe to be kitchen table issues this time around, explaining why he wouldn’t prioritize the border over inflation. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom welcomes back Colonel Allen B. West, friend of the show and former Congressman, now leading Texas Republicans, back onto the show. Dom called on Allen to join to offer his thoughts on the potential for an escalation at the border as the Biden administration continues trying to enable illegal immigration. Also, Dom asks West to put on his hat as a military expert, asking for his opinion on the killing of American sources by Iranian-backed entities. (Photo by Kevin Hagen/Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by discussing the NFL playoffs last night and the prevalence of Taylor Swift, tying her recent infusion into NFL into politics. Giordano explains that he very much expects Swift to come out as a hyper-political individual in the upcoming election, particularly centered on the topic of abortion, explaining what that may mean for Republicans in the 2024 election. Then, Dom reveals that Robert Kennedy Jr. has come out and suggested that he’s been asked by the Trump team whether he’d consider a run as Trump’s Vice President, analyzing whether that would be a successful ticket in a run against Biden. Then, Dom returns to the topic of abortion, telling that there is a bill working its way through Pennsylvania that would sign up taxpayers to pay for abortions within the state, which he takes issue with.
Then, Dom welcomes in Dave Brown, a longtime high school coach of many sports out in Oregon, who announced last week that he’d resign due to his refusal to support biologically male students competing with biologically female athletes. Brown explains his decision, noting that his wife also retired due to the same principle, telling of the negative implications that this social push has had on Title IX and women and girls playing sports. To find more from Dave, head to StandTallwithDaveBrown.com.(Photo by Jessica Kourkounis/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes in Dave Brown, a longtime high school coach of many sports out in Oregon, who announced last week that he’d resign due to his refusal to support biologically male students competing with biologically female athletes. Brown explains his decision, noting that his wife also retired due to the same principle, telling of the negative implications that this social push has had on Title IX and women and girls playing sports. To find more from Dave, head to StandTallwithDaveBrown.com. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom Giordano, WPHT host and former teacher, has dedicated much of his daily show toward parents who are taking it into their own hands to push back against school boards that have a negative impact on their children. This has culminated in a weekly podcast on education, Readin', Writin', and Reason, which has allowed wonderful relationships to develop between Giordano, educators, and parents throughout the country who are speaking out against overbearing school boards.
First, Dom welcomes back former Penn State Abington professor Zack DePiero, who joined us previously after he was terminated after expressing concerns about Critical Race Theory workshops professors were forced to take, which he argued were divisive and prejudiced. This week, an Obama-appointed judge ruled after the professor filed a lawsuit against the University over his treatment. DePiero takes us through the training they tried forcing upon him, and offers how he hopes this ruling shifts the narrative on the topic.
Then, Dom welcomes in Tiffany Justice, co-founder of Moms for Liberty, fresh off an appearance jousting with Joy Reid on MSNBC. On Joy’s show, Justice read back passages of books that the organization has attempted to remove from libraries, with Joy pushing back, even though the material is clearly far too explicit for children. Justice takes us inside the booking on the show, telling that she was initially to debate Randi Weingarten, with Reid taking the mantle after the Teacher Union head withdrew. Justice delves in-depth into what’s being shown in schools, telling why parents are up in arms over material that far exceeds what’s appropriate for children.
Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Dom welcomes in Pennsylvania State Representative Amen Brown, a Democrat in the Statehouse who’s joined the show on multiple occasions speaking out against the Democratic trend toward Progressivism. Dom asks Brown, a Democrat, about his Democratic opponents in his district, with Brown explaining why he’s the person that has public safety, not reform, as a priority. Then, Amen, who’s cousin is fallen officer Temple Sergeant Chris Fitzgerald, offers his thoughts on the call by his family for the death penalty. Then, after playing Dom’s Money Melody, Dom returns to topics of the day, discussing the ongoing developing situation at the border. Also, Dom tells about a controversial Alabama decision to use nitrogen for capital punishment, explaining again why he supports the death penalty.
Dom welcomes in Pennsylvania State Representative Amen Brown, a Democrat in the Statehouse who’s joined the show on multiple occasions speaking out against the Democratic trend toward Progressivism. Dom asks Brown, a Democrat, about his Democratic opponents in his district, with Brown explaining why he’s the person that has public safety, not reform, as a priority. Then, Amen, who’s cousin is fallen officer Temple Sergeant Chris Fitzgerald, offers his thoughts on the call by his family for the death penalty. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom continues the Dom Giordano Program by telling that Alabama has executed a man with nitrogen gas, the first time in history that this new method has been used. Dom tells that media pushback has been significant, with Dom bringing things local, reminding that Dr. Joel Fitzgerald, father of fallen Temple Sergeant Chris Fitzgerald, has called for the death penalty for the killer of their son. After that, Dom returns to the situation at the border, telling what he thinks will develop after Texas continues to try and protect Americans while the Biden Administration does everything they can to keep our borders open. Then, Dom welcomes back entertainment critic Scott Cronick back onto the Dom Giordano Program for a preview of the Oscars after the nominees were announced this week. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom welcomes back entertainment critic Scott Cronick back onto the Dom Giordano Program for a preview of the Oscars after the nominees were announced this week. (Photo by Carlo Allegri/Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by discussing the developments down at the border after now multiple Governors have come out in support of Governor Abbott of Texas, explaining what he expects to play out as Texas defies the federal government. Dom plays back a clip from MSNBC’s Joe Scarborough, who has tried turning the seep of fentanyl into the country back onto Republicans after enabling it from Democrats with their open border policies for years. Then, Dom takes a caller who thinks that we’re on our way to a Civil War, which Dom disagrees with, suggesting that’d be jumping quickly to drastic conclusions. (Photo by Joe Raedle/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Dom welcomes in Scott Presler of EarlyVoteAction as he continues his educational tour throughout the country hoping to spread creative ideas for voter registration to Republicans. Presler tells what he’s doing now, after joining last week following his request for a meeting with Philadelphia rapper Meek Mill, who suggested he may be open to supporting Trump. Presler, who’s now in Arizona, has called to action Lancaster County, telling how important it is to get the Amish voting. Also, Presler has suggested on Twitter that Republicans pursue the ex-Patriot vote of those in Israel, particularly with the support of Democrats of Palestine.
Then, Dom continues the hour by returning to the topic of the border and national politics, also playing back clips from Biden’s appearance yesterday in front of the United Auto Workers’ Union. Also, Producer Dan plays back a portion of yesterday’s Eagles press conference, with Dom expressing why he has no faith in the current team leadership. (Photo by Rob Carr/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes in amazing Fox News reporter Griff Jenkins, who broke news today of a letter sent by Biden’s Department of Homeland Security to Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton, demanding access to Shelby Park/Eagle Pass by Friday after this week’s Supreme Court ruling. Jenkins offers in-depth analysis of the situation that’s been rife with misinformation and politicking, taking listeners to the border to tell what exactly is happening in a crisis-like situation that has potential to escalate. (Photo by John Moore/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes in Chairman of the House Judiciary Committee Jim Jordan back onto the Dom Giordano Program to take us inside Capitol Hill. First, Dom asks Jordan to encapsulate the situation around illegal immigration and the border, with Jordan explaining why the Biden administration continues to willfully keep our border unsecure. Then, Jordan updates the situation on Hunter Biden, and tells what he and others hope to do to get our economy under control. (Photo by Kevin Dietsch/Getty Images)
In today’s third hour, Dom welcomes in Scott Presler of EarlyVoteAction as he continues his educational tour throughout the country hoping to spread creative ideas for voter registration to Republicans. Presler tells what he’s doing now, after joining last week following his request for a meeting with Philadelphia rapper Meek Mill, who suggested he may be open to supporting Trump. Presler, who’s now in Arizona, has called to action Lancaster County, telling how important it is to get the Amish voting. Also, Presler has suggested on Twitter that Republicans pursue the expatriate vote of those in Israel, particularly with the support of Democrats of Palestine.
Then, Dom continues the hour by returning to the topic of the border and national politics, also playing back clips from Biden’s appearance yesterday in front of the United Auto Workers’ Union. Also, Producer Dan plays back a portion of yesterday’s Eagles press conference, with Dom expressing why he has no faith in the current team leadership. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom leads off the hour by offering updates on the fight against windmills off the coast of the Jersey Shore, telling that two new companies have won contracts to build the green energy ‘solution’ off the coast of our beautiful beaches. Then, Dom notes that Philadelphia Councilman Mark Squilla has somewhat changed course on the Sixers Chinatown stadium, explaining that he now supports federal and state funding, but not City funding, for the stadium. Then, Dom
Then, Dom welcomes in Chairman of the House Judiciary Committee Jim Jordan back onto the Dom Giordano Program to take us inside Capitol Hill. First, Dom asks Jordan to encapsulate the situation around illegal immigration and the border, with Jordan explaining why the Biden administration continues to willfully keep our border unsecure. Then, Jordan updates the situation on Hunter Biden, and tells what he and others hope to do to get our economy under control.
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by offering his thoughts on a developing situation at the border that he fears may become very serious, very fast. Dom tells that multiple Governors, including Ron DeSantis, have come out to say that they’ll stand behind Texas Governor Gregg Abbott in his continuance to protect our borders, despite a Federal ruling that he allow the Biden administration to assist illegal immigration. Then, Dom plays back some clips from Biden’s speech in front of the United Auto Workers Union, also playing some clips from the head, who called Trump a ‘scab’ in endorsing Biden.
Then, Dom welcomes in amazing Fox News reporter Griff Jenkins, who broke news today of a letter sent by Biden’s Department of Homeland Security to Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton, demanding access to Shelby Park/Eagle Pass by Friday after this week’s Supreme Court ruling. Jenkins offers in-depth analysis of the situation that’s been rife with misinformation and politicking, taking listeners to the border to tell what exactly is happening in a crisis-like situation that has potential to escalate.(Photo by Getty Images)
Dom welcomes in legendary conservative commentator Bill O’Reilly back onto the Dom Giordano Program for a breakdown of yesterday’s New Hampshire Primary results. O’Reilly, author of The United States of Trump, takes us inside the mind of Trump, telling Giordano and listeners what’s driving the former President to continue his political stand. O’Reilly analyzes last night’s results, explaining the importance of a friendly relationship moving forward, telling he’d advise Trump to take it easy on Nikki Haley. Then, O’Reilly forecasts what he expects to happen with Trump’s VP choice, telling which topics he’s most hoping to secure with the choice. (Photo by Joe Raedle/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today's third hour, Dom continues the Dom Giordano Program by offering his analysis of the interview with Dr. Joel Fitzgerald and Carlos Vega about the Fitzgerald family call for the death penalty in the case against his son's murderer. Then, Dom welcomes in Robin Shaffer, spokesperson of Protect Our Coast New Jersey, who has a new update on the continued fight against windmills off the coast of the Jersey Shore. Shaffer reveals that the next step is clear in their advocacy after news broke that New Jersey has approved two new offshore wind farms that would be further from the shore and beachgoers view. That being said, there’s nothing written about the negative environmental and economic impact that this relentless virtue signal would have on the citizens of New Jersey. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom brings things local on the Dom Giordano Program, telling that the family of slain Temple University officer Chris Fitzgerald has called for the death penalty for his killer. This leads Dom into a conversation about the death penalty, explaining why progressives are so vehemently against capital punishment, even when things seem as clear cut as this case.
Then, Dom welcomes in Dr. Joel Fitzgerald, father of fallen Temple Sergeant Chris Fitzgerald, to hear why he and his family have called for the death penalty in the case against their his son’s murderer, who seemingly came to Philadelphia for the sole purpose of committing crime. Fitzgerald is also joined by Carlos Vega, a longtime mainstay in the District Attorney’s Office in Philadelphia, until he was let go by current DA Larry Krasner. Vega and Fitzgerald tell what they’d like to see out of both Krasner and Governor Josh Shapiro, and explain why this is much deeper than solely receiving justice for Chris, with a deeper impact for all citizens of Philadelphia. (Photo by Mark Makela/Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by offering his thoughts on the results of yesterday’s New Hampshire primary. Dom admits that Haley did better than he expected, but tells why it’s still pertinent for her to remove herself from the race. Then, Giordano plays back a clip from Joe Biden being unintelligible again, with both he and producer Dan trying to translate the message he’s trying to convey.
Then, Dom welcomes in legendary conservative commentator Bill O’Reilly back onto the Dom Giordano Program for a breakdown of yesterday’s New Hampshire Primary results. O’Reilly, author of The United States of Trump, takes us inside the mind of Trump, telling Giordano and listeners what’s driving the former President to continue his political stand. O’Reilly analyzes last night’s results, explaining the importance of a friendly relationship moving forward, telling he’d advise Trump to take it easy on Nikki Haley. Then, O’Reilly forecasts what he expects to happen with Trump’s VP choice, telling which topics he’s most hoping to secure with the choice. (Photo by Anna Moneymaker/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes in Dr. Joel Fitzgerald, father of fallen Temple Sergeant Chris Fitzgerald, to hear why he and his family have called for the death penalty in the case against their son’s murderer, who seemingly came to Philadelphia for the sole purpose of committing crime, leading to an execution-style killing. Fitzgerald is also joined by Carlos Vega, a longtime mainstay in the District Attorney’s Office in Philadelphia, until he was let go by current DA Larry Krasner. Vega and Fitzgerald tell what they’d like to see out of both Krasner and Governor Josh Shapiro, and explain why this is much deeper than solely receiving justice for Chris, with a deeper impact for all citizens of Philadelphia. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom welcomes in Candace Cabanas to the Dom Giordano Program, Republican candidate in the Special Election for the 140th Legislative District, a very important election as it may determine the power in the House in Pennsylvania. Cabanas first tells us about her district, noting Tullytown as the center of it, expressing how she too is a working class citizen, who was working as a server prior to involving herself with politics. Cabanas tells what she hopes to do in Harrisburg, and let’s listeners know how they get involved in helping her cross the finish line. (Photo by Getty Images)
In today’s second hour, Dom welcomes in Col. Allen B. West onto the Dom Giordano Program after the Supreme Court ruled in favor of the Biden administration, essentially removing the power of the Texas state government from protecting their borders. West penned a piece noting the ridiculous nature of such a decision, telling what exactly has been allowed to persist on the border, and warning of the negative implications of open borders. (Photo by Brendan Hoffman/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes back former Penn State Abington professor Zack DePiero, who joined us previously after he was terminated after expressing concerns about Critical Race Theory workshops professors were forced to take, which he argued were divisive and prejudiced. This week, an Obama-appointed judge ruled after the professor filed a lawsuit against the University over his treatment. DePiero takes us through the training they tried forcing upon him, and offers how he hopes this ruling shifts the narrative on the topic. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Dom welcomes back former Penn State Abington professor Zack DePiero, who joined us previously after he was terminated after expressing concerns about Critical Race Theory workshops professors were forced to take, which he argued were divisive and prejudiced. This week, an Obama-appointed judge ruled in his favor after the professor filed a lawsuit against the University over his treatment. DePiero takes us through the training they tried forcing upon him, and offers how he hopes this ruling shifts the narrative on the topic.
Then, after playing Dom’s Money Melody, Dom returns to the president primary with New Hampshire voting happening now. This leads Dom back to the topic of immigration, with callers chiming in on Biden’s newest spin tactic after yesterday’s Supreme Court ruling offering the Federal administration ultimate power over the border. (Photo by Kevin Dietsch/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom welcomes in Col. Allen B. West onto the Dom Giordano Program after the Supreme Court ruled in favor of the Biden administration, essentially removing the power of the Texas state government from protecting their borders. West penned a piece noting the ridiculous nature of such a decision, telling what exactly has been allowed to persist on the border, and warning of the negative implications of open borders.
Then, Dom returns to a local topic, telling that the family of slain Temple University Officer Chris Fitzgerald have requested the death penalty against his killer. Giordano reminds listeners of Governor Josh Shapiro’s flip-flop on capital punishment, telling how he was supportive to get elected as Attorney General, only to turn on the issue because of his 10-year-old son when elected Governor. Then, in Dan Time with Dom, producer Dan reveals that the Doomsday Clock has updated their ‘minutes to midnight,’ which predicts the end of the world. (Photo by Mark Makela/Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by lamenting a big decision by the Supreme Court, who ruled that the usage of barbed wire on the border by the Texas border patrol usurps the power of the Federal government. This decision, Dom notes, allows the Biden administration to continue their open border pejorative, which puts the nation in danger. Then, Dom reminds how important the upcoming election is with the issue of immigration, predicting what he thinks will happen in today’s New Hampshire primary vote, setting an over/under on Nikki Haley’s success against Donald Trump.
Then, Dom welcomes in Candace Cabanas to the Dom Giordano Program, Republican candidate in the Special Election for the 140th Legislative District, a very important election as it may determine the power in the House in Pennsylvania. Cabanas first tells us about her district, noting Tullytown as the center of it, expressing how she too is a working class citizen, who was working as a server prior to involving herself with politics. Cabanas tells what she hopes to do in Harrisburg, and let’s listeners know how they get involved in helping her cross the finish line. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Dom leads off the Dom Giordano Program by offering his grade on Cherelle Parker’s first few weeks in office as Philadelphia Mayor, noting some nice visible changes both in cleanliness and policing. Then, Dom reveals that Presidential candidate Donald Trump will be a keynote speaker at the upcoming NRA conference, with Producer Dan pressing whether this is a good idea or not in capturing moderate voters, which needs to be Trump’s strategy. Then, Dom delves back into the issue of immigration, explaining how he sees things playing out within the next couple months and how the border will be used by both Trump and Biden as a political point. (Photo by Scott Olson/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom continues the Dom Giordano Program by talking about Taylor Swift’s influence on the world of sports after her repeated appearances during yesterday’s NFL Playoffs broadcast of the Chiefs and Bills. Dom tells why he loves and respects Jason Kelce, but calls out what seems to be clear product placement by Bud Light. Then, Dom plays back a clip from a Taylor Swift documentary in which she explains why she’s going to offer political opinions, with Dom underlying the importance and sway she has with young female voters.
Then, Dom welcomes Congressman Jeff Van Drew back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss the happenings in Washington, D.C. First, Dom asks Van Drew’s opinion on the presidential race, explaining the deep importance of electing a Republican in the upcoming 2024 election, telling why Donald Trump is the right person to make this happen. Dom and Van Drew delve into the issues, particularly the issue of immigration, with Giordano asking Van Drew how pertinent a solution has become after a stay that kicks the can down the road for a couple months. (Photo by Al Bello/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes Congressman Jeff Van Drew back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss the happenings in Washington, D.C. First, Dom asks Van Drew’s opinion on the presidential race, explaining the deep importance of electing a Republican in the upcoming 2024 election, telling why Donald Trump is the right person to make this happen. Dom and Van Drew delve into the issues, particularly the issue of immigration, with Giordano asking Van Drew how pertinent a solution has become after a stay that kicks the can down the road for a couple months. (Photo by Drew Angerer/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes in Tiffany Justice, co-founder of Moms for Liberty, fresh off an appearance jousting with Joy Reid on MSNBC. On Joy’s show, Justice read back passages of books that the organization has attempted to remove from libraries, with Joy pushing back, even though the material is clearly far too explicit for children. Justice takes us inside the booking on the show, telling that she was initially to debate Randi Weingarten, with Reid taking the mantle after the Teacher Union head withdrew. Justice delves in-depth into what’s being shown in schools, telling why parents are up in arms over material that far exceeds what’s appropriate for children. (Photo by Octavio Jones/Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by offering updates on the Republican primary after Florida Governor Ron DeSantis withdrew from the race. Dom compares DeSantis to former Presidential candidate Scott Walker, explaining how great of a candidate he looked on paper, but noting the importance of a lack of charisma that kneecapped both campaigns. Then, Dom tells that Nikki Haley has remained in the race, explaining whether he believes her or anybody else who ran for President will be considered by Trump as a VP choice.
Then, Dom welcomes in Tiffany Justice, co-founder of Moms for Liberty, fresh off an appearance jousting with Joy Reid on MSNBC. On Joy’s show, Justice read back passages of books that the organization has attempted to remove from libraries, with Joy pushing back, even though the material is clearly far too explicit for children. Justice takes us inside the booking on the show, telling that she was initially to debate Randi Weingarten, with Reid taking the mantle after the Teacher Union head withdrew. Justice delves in-depth into what’s being shown in schools, telling why parents are up in arms over material that far exceeds what’s appropriate for children. (Photo by Joe Raedle/Getty Images)
Dom Giordano, WPHT host and former teacher, has dedicated much of his daily show toward parents who are taking it into their own hands to push back against school boards that have a negative impact on their children. This has culminated in a weekly podcast on education, Readin', Writin', and Reason, which has allowed wonderful relationships to develop between Giordano, educators, and parents throughout the country who are speaking out against overbearing school boards.
First, Dom welcomes in Riley Gaines, women’s rights activist, back onto Readin', Writin' and Reason. Gaines has joined us on multiple occasions after she made headline news after facing off against transgendered swimmer Lia Thomas in the NCAA women’s swimming championships. Since then, Gaines has been a strong proponent in speaking out against the infusion of Trans individuals in women’s sports, pointing out the unfairness in allowing this. Riley updates us, telling what she’s been up to, and takes us inside her fight to protect children, speaking in favor of the attempt by Ohio Republicans to ban gender transitions for minors. Also, Gaines offers his opinion on the decision by USA Boxing to allow males compete against females in the ring.
Then, Dom welcomes in Steve Famiano, Vice President of the California Youth Football Alliance, after he and other youth football coaches secured a big win with Gov. Newsom’s veto of a progressive bill that would ban tackle football for kids under 12 years old. First, Dom asks Famiano for the benefits that tackle football offers to children of this young age, with Famiano listing multiple positive influences in youth football. Dom and Famiano discuss the commentary that this presents on parental rights, with Famiano explaining why this has taken hold throughout the country.
In today's third hour, Dom leads off by offering up some discussion about presidential politics, after it was announced that Tim Scott would offer his endorsement for Donald Trump tonight. This leads to another debate between Dom and producer Dan over who may make a good vice president for Trump in 2024, with Dom explaining why the ultimate strategy in the selection process needs to be shoring up certain voting sects.
Then, Dom welcomes in New Jersey State Senator Mike Testa, who introduced today a bill pushing back against New Jersey’s status as a sanctuary state. Testa explains what this bill would do to end the status, explaining the deep negative impact that our open border policies have had on his state. Also, Senator Testa updates Giordano and the audience on his continued effort to aid breweries as they fight against ridiculous restrictions in New Jersey, causing many to close. (Photo by Allison Joyce/Getty Images)
Then, Dom welcomes in New Jersey State Senator Mike Testa, who introduced today a bill pushing back against New Jersey’s status as a sanctuary state. Testa explains what this bill would do to end the status, explaining the deep negative impact that our open border policies have had on his state. Also, Senator Testa updates Giordano and the audience on his continued effort to aid breweries as they fight against ridiculous restrictions in New Jersey, causing many to close. (Photo by John Moore/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom continued the Dom Giordano Program by talking about the weather situation we’re dealing with in Philadelphia, asking whether it’s appropriate to save a snowy spot you’ve dug out in Philadelphia. Then, Dom reveals that local jeweler Steven Singer has offered Travis Kelce a million dollar engagement ring for Taylor Swift, which Dom wonders whether is enough to impress the pop star who is worth over a billion dollars. Also, Dom tells about a viral debate over whether or not a to-be bride should tip the individual that helps them find a dress. Then, Neal Zoren checks into the Dom Giordano Program to tell us what’s worth watching over the snowy weekend, with Dom and Zoren telling how much they loved Fargo, and Zoren telling which Oscar-nominees are worth checking out. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by telling of the big snow storm that’s fallen upon the City of Philadelphia, playing back clips of newly elected Mayor Cherelle Parker to contrast how she’s handling the storm compared to her predecessor Jim Kenney. Dom then tells that Parker’s administration has continued one trend he vehemently disagrees with, being a push against a longtime Philadelphia tradition called ‘savesies,’ a local norm that allows individuals to save parking spots that they dig out for later use. Also, Dom delves into national politics, playing back some clips from Joe Biden, who seemed exceptionally confused yesterday. (Photo by Jessica Kourkounis/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Dom continues the Dom Giordano Program by playing back some audio from Howard Stern, who noted his displeasure with the NFL’s decision to offer games exclusively on Peacock, which Dom fully agrees with. Then, Dom moves over to a political topic, telling that tomorrow is the annual March for Life. After playing Money Melody, Dom continues on with national topics, discussing the effort by Democrats to reframe the issues at the border against the Republicans, while being transparently at fault for what’s developed. (Photo by Samuel Corum/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom welcomes in Scott Presler, aka #ThePersistence on Twitter/X, back onto the Dom Giordano Program after the activist who’s largely responsible for a strong mail-in balloting push for Republicans has asked Meek Mill on Twitter for a meeting. This comes after the famed rapper tweeted out support for Donald Trump due to the continued policies, particularly centered on immigration and crime, set forth by the Biden administration. Then, Presler updates the audience on his continued effort to drive voter registration for Pennsylvania
Then, Dom tells about a concerning tidbit of information that Rep. Jim Jordan has taken action against, telling that the FBI tracked people based on their financial purchases to see whether they were tied to January 6th.
After that, Dom welcomes in James Fishback, founder of Incubate Debate, America’s fastest-growing debate league, onto the Dom Giordano Program after he penned a piece for The Free Press that investigates claims by the Left that progressive books are being censored in public schools. Fishback reveals that, through his extensive research, the opposite is true, finding that many public and school libraries have kept books written by conservative authors out of their selections. (Full Hour)
Dom welcomes in Scott Presler, aka #ThePersistence on Twitter/X, back onto the Dom Giordano Program after the activist who’s largely responsible for a strong mail-in balloting push for Republicans has asked Meek Mill on Twitter for a meeting. This comes after the famed rapper tweeted out support for Donald Trump due to the continued policies, particularly centered on immigration and crime, set forth by the Biden administration. Then, Presler updates the audience on his continued effort to drive voter registration for Pennsylvania. (Photo by Kevin Winter/Getty Images for EA Sports Bowl at Bud Light Super Bowl Music Fest )
Dom welcomes in James Fishback, founder of Incubate Debate, America’s fastest-growing debate league, onto the Dom Giordano Program after he penned a piece for The Free Press that investigates claims by the Left that progressive books are being censored in public schools. Fishback reveals that, through his extensive research, the opposite is true, finding that many public and school libraries have kept books written by conservative authors out of their selections. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by offering an update on the situation playing out at the border, reporting an effort by Democrats to try and spin the issue back against the Republicans, which is failing hilariously. Dom plays back a clip from Laura Ingraham, who notes that Trump has laid pressure on seated Republicans to fix the issue. Then, Dom tells that Meek Mill has offered his political opinion, coming out in favor of Donald Trump, to which Dom explains why he believes both he and Charlamagne Tha God have opened themselves up to supporting Trump.
Then, Dom welcomes in Steve Famiano, Vice President of the California Youth Football Alliance, onto the Dom Giordano Program after he and other youth football coaches secured a big win with Gov. Newsom’s veto of a progressive bill that would ban tackle football for kids under 12 years old. First, Dom asks Famiano for the benefits that tackle football offers to children of this young age, with Famiano listing multiple positive influences in youth football. Dom and Famiano discuss the commentary that this presents on parental rights, with Famiano explaining why this has taken hold throughout the country. (Photo by Mike Coppola/Getty Images for TIDAL)
Dom welcomes in Steve Famiano, Vice President of the California Youth Football Alliance, onto the Dom Giordano Program after he and other youth football coaches secured a big win with Gov. Newsom’s veto of a progressive bill that would ban tackle football for kids under 12 years old. First, Dom asks Famiano for the benefits that tackle football offers to children of this young age, with Famiano listing multiple positive influences in youth football. Dom and Famiano discuss the commentary that this presents on parental rights, with Famiano explaining why this has taken hold throughout the country. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Dom continues the Dom Giordano Program by speaking of a topic he’s oft discussed throughout the show, telling that youth football coaches are now taking the stage in Sacramento in a press conference to celebrate Governor Gavin Newsom’s decision to quash a push by Democrats to ban tackle football for children under the age of 12. Dom takes calls from listeners who have differing thoughts on the topic, with Dom’s main point being that this should not be a decision made by the government. Then, Dom delves into national politics, playing back clips of Kamala Harris’s appearance on ‘The View,’ who tried blaming Republicans for the policies at the border. (Photo by Tasos Katopodis/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom welcomes Knox County Mayor Glenn Jacobs, aka Kane, onto the Dom Giordano Program after the legendary wrestler was seen in Iowa speaking in favor of presidential candidate Donald Trump. Mayor Jacobs tells us why he’s chosen to throw his support behind Trump, comparing the years we’ve had under Biden to the much more prosperous years under Trump. Then, the Mayor puts on his mask and takes us inside his Hall of Fame wrestling career, telling how his long career as an entertainer has led to him becoming a great Mayor. (Photo by Steve Haag/Gallo Images/Getty Images)
In today’s second hour, Dom welcomes Knox County Mayor Glenn Jacobs, aka Kane, onto the Dom Giordano Program after the legendary wrestler was seen in Iowa speaking in favor of presidential candidate Donald Trump. Mayor Jacobs tells us why he’s chosen to throw his support behind Trump, comparing the years we’ve had under Biden to the much more prosperous years under Trump. Then, the Mayor puts on his mask and takes us inside his Hall of Fame wrestling career, telling how his long career as an entertainer has led to him becoming a great Mayor. (Photo by Rich Polk/Getty Images for Politicon)
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by offering up a continued analysis of the 2024 presidential race, telling his thoughts after the fallout from the Iowa caucus, with multiple candidates dropping out while Haley and DeSantis surge. Dom asks whether these two should actually be considered contenders, telling why he believes Democrats hope to face off against Donald Trump, wrongly believing that he’d be the easiest contender in a general election. Then, after updating the audience on the cases against Trump, Dom tells about another issue playing out in California, after Governor Gavin Newsom shot down a law that would ban tackle football for children under 12. (Photo by Brandon Bell/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Dom welcomes legendary broadcaster Angelo Cataldi back onto the Dom Giordano Program to help us comprehend the abysmal collapse of our Philadelphia Eagles after their 32-9 loss against Tampa Bay in the Wildcard Round of the NFL Playoffs. Cataldi, author of the great LOUD: How a Shy Nerd Came to Philadelphia and Turned Up the Volume in the Most Passionate Sports City in America, tells how the City is feeling, explaining that he’s heard non-stop demands for the firing of head coach Nick Sirianni, which he wholeheartedly supports after the show of incompetency by the coaching staff. Then, after playing Dom’s Money Melody, Dom returns to the topic of national politics after yesterday's Iowa caucus, explaining why Trump continues to prevail as the conservative leaders, and asking what kind of hats he could introduce in Pennsylvania to drive votership. (Photo by Jim Vondruska/Getty Images)
In today’s third hour, Dom welcomes legendary broadcaster Angelo Cataldi back onto the Dom Giordano Program to help us comprehend the abysmal collapse of our Philadelphia Eagles after their 32-9 loss against Tampa Bay in the Wildcard Round of the NFL Playoffs. Cataldi, author of the great LOUD: How a Shy Nerd Came to Philadelphia and Turned Up the Volume in the Most Passionate Sports City in America, tells how the City is feeling, explaining that he’s heard non-stop demands for the firing of head coach Nick Sirianni, which he wholeheartedly supports after the show of incompetency by the coaching staff. (Photo by Julio Aguilar/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom continues the Dom Giordano Program by playing back some clips from an interview on local news with former Secretary of State Kathy Boockvar, who reflects on her decision to resign after botching a constitutional amendment that would’ve helped sexual abuse survivors. Boockvar, who also oversaw the 2020 election, faced questions about election integrity in the state, noting that it ‘was an awful time.’ Then, after taking some calls regarding yesterday’s Iowa caucus, Dom offers up some thoughts on the abysmal collapse of our Philadelphia Eagles. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by offering his thoughts on yesterday’s Iowa caucus, analyzing Trump’s big win after an unexpectedly high turnout in frigid weather. Dom asks what has changed over time that’s led to Trump surging ahead of all the other candidates, noting the importance of the continued witch hunt in the eyes of voters, pointing to his multiple indictments as reasons for his success. Dom delves into the peripherals of the caucus, explaining how DeSantis and Haley’s appeals to certain voting sects failed to result in any big strides, telling why an appeal to Evangelicals is no longer a sure thing in the conservative primaries. (Photo by Scott Olson/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Dom welcomes Governor Mike Huckabee onto the Dom Giordano Program to break down the Iowa primary taking place, discussing what past Republican candidates have done to bring success in the Midwestern swing state. Huckabee explains the importance of appealing to the Evangelical vote in winning Iowa, telling what DeSantis and Haley must do to gain some ground against strong front-runner Donald Trump. Then, Dom continues the remainder of the hour, after playing Money Melody, by offering his prognostications on the night, both in the Iowa caucuses and the Philadelphia Eagles game. (Photo by Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes Governor Mike Huckabee onto the Dom Giordano Program to break down the Iowa primary taking place, discussing what past Republican candidates have done to bring success in the Midwestern swing state. Huckabee explains the importance of appealing to the Evangelical vote in winning Iowa, telling what DeSantis and Haley must do to gain some ground against strong front-runner Donald Trump. (Photo by Spencer Platt/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom leads off the Dom Giordano Program by switching up to local politics, reading back a column written by Stu Bykofsky, which ultimately calls her ‘Frank Rizzo in a dress.’ Dom argues against this notion, explaining why he believes Parker to have a tough stance on crime but comparing her to Rizzo is a step too far. Then, Dom swings back to national politics, playing back a clip from the View in which hosts explained how white children must be made to feel uncomfortable to learn the truth of racial politics. Then, Dom offers further analysis on the Iowa primary, discussing the importance of the Evangelical vote and the strategy necessary in capturing both their vote and the vote of moderates. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by offering his thoughts of some developments over the weekend, telling that he’ll be focusing largely on the Iowa primary on today’s show. First, though, Dom offers his thoughts on the NFL Wildcard playoff weekend, explaining his gripes with the millions of people who paid $6 for a subscription to Peacock to watch the Chiefs versus Dolphins game on Saturday night. Dom plays back clips from presidential contenders from over the weekend, including Vivek Ramaswamy, who’s faced some pushback after suggesting that he’s the only candidate that can ‘save’ Donald Trump. Then, Dom plays back clips of Trump, who called out Nikki Haley as a globalist, leading Dom to reveal some telling polling numbers out of Iowa that spell negatively for Haley. (Photo by David McNew/Getty Images)
Dom Giordano, WPHT host and former teacher, has dedicated much of his daily show toward parents who are taking it into their own hands to push back against school boards that have a negative impact on their children. This has culminated in a weekly podcast on education, Readin', Writin', and Reason, which has allowed wonderful relationships to develop between Giordano, educators, and parents throughout the country who are speaking out against overbearing school boards.
First, Dom welcomes PA's House Republican Leader Bryan Cutler back onto the podcast to discuss why he’s sponsored a bill in the statehouse to protect the William Penn Statue in Welcome Park that is targeted for removal by the National Park Service. The statue, which stands in a park on land owned by Native Americans, is going to remove in a renovation of the park which celebrates Native American history. Leader Cutler, along with Giordano, suggests that the William Penn statue be allowed to co-exist with the new celebration of Native American history, with a space large enough to accommodate both. Then, Cutler takes us inside Harrisburg, telling us why a leaky roof has led to a stalled environment, and explains what’s coming up to look forward to in the statehouse.
Then, Dom welcomes back Oklahoma State Superintendent of Public Instruction Ryan Walters onto the show to discuss the efforts he’s making in his state to return normalcy to our public schools. Walters tells about a push he’s made in his state to allow private institutions access to public funding, telling the ideology behind the idea that he hopes will force fixes in public schools. Walters explains the desire of voters to remove the ‘woke mind virus’ from the teachings of our children, and suggests how other states can follow his lead.
Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Dom welcomes in Curtis Sliwa, longtime famed activist in New York City, as he holds a protest in Brooklyn calling attention to the decision to force children into remote learning so their school’s gymnasium can be used to house migrants sent to the City from the border. Sliwa, who’s been an outspoken proponent against New York’s sanctuary city status, tells of the deep implications that have taken effect in the City due to Mayor Eric Adam’s refusal to accept accountability for either his City’s policies or the Biden administration’s policies.
Then, Dom spends the remainder of the hour offer his prognostications for the upcoming 2024 election, explaining what he thinks will shake out in Iowa. Dom brings back up a video posting this morning by Senator Rand Paul, who launched the NeverNikki movement today in effort to remind voters the truth behind Nikki Haley. After that, Dom plays back some clips from newly announced Deputy Police Commissioner of Kensington Pedro Rosario, expressing his support for the directive to clean up the blighted portion of the City.
In today’s third hour, Dom welcomes in Curtis Sliwa, longtime famed activist in New York City, as he holds a protest in Brooklyn calling attention to the decision to force children into remote learning so their school’s gymnasium can be used to house migrants sent to the City from the border. Sliwa, who’s been an outspoken proponent against New York’s sanctuary city status, tells of the deep implications that have taken effect in the City due to Mayor Eric Adam’s refusal to accept accountability for either his City’s policies or the Biden administration’s policies. (Photo by Cindy Ord/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes Representative Jeff Van Drew back onto the Dom Giordano Program for a discussion of multiple topics unfolding on Capitol Hill. First, Dom leads off by asking Van Drew about the border and the Mayorkas hearings, with Van Drew laying forth the scope of the issue that’s been created by the Biden administration. Van Drew delves into the Democratic strategy behind all of this, drawing lines between their call for open borders and desire to strengthen voter rolls in favor of their Party. Then, Van Drew offers his thoughts on the Hunter Biden situation, explaining why he truly believes to be a bad person rife with privilege. (Photo by Drew Angerer/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom leads off the Dom Giordano Program by continuing the conversation from the Jeff Van Drew interview, in which the Congressman tells that Hunter Biden has agreed to appear in front of Congress. In having fun with this news, a caller rings in to take issue with Dom’s approach to the topic, claiming Dom was mocking addiction as a whole rather than specifically Hunter Biden. Dom takes issue with this, along with listeners who call afterwards, explaining that his mockery is based specifically on Hunter Biden, and he’d be a horrible person regardless of whether he were addicted to drugs or not. Then, Dom welcomes in Scott Cronick, who offers up the best things to watch over the weekend, telling about some great new movies that will most likely be in the Oscar discussion.
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by welcoming in Senator Rand Paul after the very popular politician spoke out against Nikki Haley on Twitter, explaining that he won’t offer a Presidential endorsement yet, but will note that he’s on the #NeverNikki train. Dom asks him to explain, with Rand Paul laying forth everything disagreeable about the candidate, focusing largely on her neocon-style politics that are not largely welcomed in the Republican Party anymore. Sen. Paul explains that voters need to know the truth of who Haley is, explaining that she falls in line with the Dick Cheney’s and Joe Biden’s of the world, prioritizing warmongering behavior. Also, Paul offers commentary on the bombing by the US government in Yemen, and tells what happened behind closed doors this week in the hearing featuring Dr. Anthony Fauci, who he writes of extensively in Deception: The Great COVID Cover-Up.
Then, Dom welcomes Representative Jeff Van Drew back onto the Dom Giordano Program for a discussion of multiple topics unfolding on Capitol Hill. First, Dom leads off by asking Van Drew about the border and the Mayorkas hearings, with Van Drew laying forth the scope of the issue that’s been created by the Biden administration. Van Drew delves into the Democratic strategy behind all of this, drawing lines between their call for open borders and desire to strengthen voter rolls in favor of their Party. Then, Van Drew offers his thoughts on the Hunter Biden situation, explaining why he truly believes to be a bad person rife with privilege. (Photo by Kevin Dietsch/Getty Images)
Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by welcoming in Senator Rand Paul after the very popular politician spoke out against Nikki Haley on Twitter, explaining that he won’t offer a Presidential endorsement yet, but will note that he’s on the #NeverNikki train. Dom asks him to explain, with Rand Paul laying forth everything disagreeable about the candidate, focusing largely on her neocon-style politics that are not largely welcomed in the Republican Party anymore. Sen. Paul explains that voters need to know the truth of who Haley is, explaining that she falls in line with the Dick Cheney’s and Joe Biden’s of the world, prioritizing warmongering behavior. Also, Paul offers commentary on the bombing by the US government in Yemen, and tells what happened behind closed doors this week in the hearing featuring Dr. Anthony Fauci, who he writes of extensively in Deception: The Great COVID Cover-Up. (Photo by Drew Angerer/Getty Images)
In today’s third hour, Dom leads off by offering up a privilege checklist makings it’s way through the internet that was circulated in an official capacity, pointing out the ridiculous nature of the continued effort to re-write race relations in favor of new age DEI standards. Dom then continues the show by playing back clips from Biden Economic Advisor Lael Brainard, who repeatedly noted how the Biden administration is ‘focused’ on certain issues, albeit of evidence suggesting the contrary. Dom tells how Republicans must capitalize on this issue, telling that he believes inflation to be a bigger issue than the border, which seems to be that number one strategy for many running for office. (Photo by Drew Angerer/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom leads off the Dom Giordano Program by continuing the conversation centered around potential Vice Presidential choices for Republican candidate Donald Trump, asking whether voters will be driven away from his ticket if he were to announce Haley as his VP. Then, Dom plays back clips from Dr. Jill Biden’s interview with MSNBC, where she pulls emotional strings in hopes to drive sympathy after her son’s stunt in front of Congress yesterday.
Then, Dom welcomes back State Senator Wayne Langerholc back onto the Dom Giordano, sponsor of SB140 or Act 40, the bill in Pennsylvania’s statehouse that will institute a special prosecutor nearby SEPTA stations in Philadelphia. The bill, written as a counter for District Attorney’s Larry Krasner lackadaisical approach to prosecutions in the City, was instantly signed into action once it reached Democratic Governor Josh Shapiro’s desk. Langerholc directly responds to comments made in today’s press conference by Senator Sharif Street, offering point-by-point rebuttals to the Senator’s qualms with the bipartisan bill. (Photo by Joe Raedle/Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by playing back clips from a press conference today held by controversial Philadelphia District Attorney Larry Krasner, who pushed back against Pennsylvania’s Senate Bill 140, or Act 40, which adds a special prosecutor to prosecute within a certain distance of SEPTA property. Dom passionately responds to Krasner and Senator Street, who try pointing out that the bill is unconstitutional, also trying to turn it into an issue of race. Then, Dom switches to a conversation about national politics after last night’s debate and town hall, asking whether voters will be driven away from supporting Donald Trump if he were to nominate Nikki Haley as his VP. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom welcomes back State Senator Wayne Langerholc back onto the Dom Giordano, sponsor of SB140 or Act 40, the bill in Pennsylvania’s statehouse that will institute a special prosecutor nearby SEPTA stations in Philadelphia. The bill, written as a counter for District Attorney’s Larry Krasner lackadaisical approach to prosecutions in the City, was instantly signed into action once it reached Democratic Governor Josh Shapiro’s desk. Langerholc directly responds to comments made in today’s press conference by Senator Sharif Street, offering point-by-point rebuttals to the Senator’s qualms with the bipartisan bill. (Photo by Scott Heins/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Dom welcomes in Will Hild, Executive Director of Consumers’ Research, back onto the Dom Giordano Program to break down the Biden administration attempt to restrict energy usage in our daily lives. Last night, The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit dealt a significant win for consumers and opened the doorways for manufacturers to innovate new appliances under fewer restrictions. The Court argued the DOE overlooked and failed to consider the impact of slow dishwashers resulting in the need for more handwashing --- which wastes more water and an individual's time. Hild takes us inside the decision, and explains why green restrictions are often nothing more than virtue signaling, telling the detrimental nation of multiple proposals by environmentalists.
Then, after playing Dom’s Money Melody, Dom returns to political strategy, discussing a clip from MSNBC in which Chris Matthews explains that voters in Philadelphia need to vote Democrat in order to win in the national election. Then, Dom plays back a clip of Biden quoting a famous gospel song, playing it juxtaposed against a clip of Hillary Clinton doing the same, asking who wore it better. (Photo by Getty Images)
In today’s third hour, Dom welcomes in Will Hild, Executive Director of Consumers’ Research, back onto the Dom Giordano Program to break down the Biden administration attempt to restrict energy usage in our daily lives. Last night, The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit dealt a significant win for consumers and opened the doorways for manufacturers to innovate new appliances under fewer restrictions. The Court argued the DOE overlooked and failed to consider the impact of slow dishwashers resulting in the need for more handwashing --- which wastes more water and an individual's time. Hild takes us inside the decision, and explains why green restrictions are often nothing more than virtue signaling, telling the detrimental nation of multiple proposals by environmentalists. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom welcomes in comedian Jad Sleiman, a striving comedian who was fired from WHYY after his jokes were deemed offensive. Sleiman, who was ruled in court to be ‘funny’ was reinstated to his position at WHYY. Sleiman takes us inside the long back and forth, telling who it was that initially reported him, telling that some of it stemmed from a remote work allowance he was given due to his Multiple Sclerosis. Then, for the remainder of the hour, Dom floats between multiple topics both national and local, honing in on the stunt pulled today by Hunter Biden. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom welcomes in Athan Koutsiouroumbas back onto the Dom Giordano after the political analyst tweeted that Joe Biden has officially killed the American Dream. Dom first asks what triggered him to make this post, with Athan explaining that, due to polling and Biden’s stance on the economy, the thirst for the American Dream have driven moderate voters to the Trump camp. Athan explains the impactful effects of inflation, telling an anecdote of bring his son through the McDonald’s drive-thru, having to cancel his order because of sticker shock. Then, Athan brings things local, explaining how Pennsylvania leads the way in the highest inflated economies throughout the Nation. Also, Athan and Giordano discuss the necessity of utilizing mail-in balloting as a strategy in the upcoming election. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom welcomes in comedian Jad Sleiman, a striving comedian who was fired from WHYY after his jokes were deemed offensive. Sleiman, who was ruled in court to be ‘funny’ was reinstated to his position at WHYY. Sleiman takes us inside the long back and forth, telling who it was that initially reported him, telling that some of it stemmed from a remote work allowance he was given due to his Multiple Sclerosis. Then, for the remainder of the hour, Dom floats between multiple topics both national and local, honing in on the stunt pulled today by Hunter Biden. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by discussing a stunt pulled today Hunter Biden, who showed up at a congressional hearing into his defying of a subpoena, playing back clips from Republican congresswoman who take issue with the stunt, and explaining the stupid nature of such a move. Then, Dom offers updates on the lawsuit filed by the family of the security guard stabbed by a shoplifter, explaining why they’ve targeted Macy’s for culpability.
Then, Dom welcomes in Athan Koutsiouroumbas back onto the Dom Giordano after the political analyst tweeted that Joe Biden has officially killed the American Dream. Dom first asks what triggered him to make this post, with Athan explaining that, due to polling and Biden’s stance on the economy, the thirst for the American Dream have driven moderate voters to the Trump camp. Athan explains the impactful effects of inflation, telling an anecdote of bring his son through the McDonald’s drive-thru, having to cancel his order because of sticker shock. Then, Athan brings things local, explaining how Pennsylvania leads the way in the highest inflated economies throughout the Nation. Also, Athan and Giordano discuss the necessity of utilizing mail-in balloting as a strategy in the upcoming election. (Photo by Kent Nishimura/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Dom leads off the Dom Giordano Program by talking about swing voters, discussing strategies that Trump could employ to win over purple states. Giordano notes that Trump has again tried to appeal to Evangelicals, explaining the negative effects of doing so, particularly when religious leaders continue to push against him. Then, Dom delves into further strategy, offering impactful takes that should be utilized regarding both student loans and the economy. (Photo by Drew Angerer/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom leads off the Dom Giordano Program by offering up his thoughts about January 6th, as President Joe Biden continues using it as a tool for his 2024 campaign. Dom notes that Ray Epps has received a light sentence, asking how he can receive such a slight slap on the wrist, while others are sitting in jail cells for lesser rolls in the insurrection. Then, Dom returns to a topic he spoke of in the first hour, telling that family of the security guard victim of the stabbing at Macy’s has sued the business, explaining how he believes they truly deserve justice, but Krasner should be the target of the suit.
Then, Dom welcomes candidate for U.S. Senate in Pennsylvania Dave McCormick back onto the Dom Giordano Program to hear what he’s been up to on the campaign trail. McCormick talks about the pressing issues he’d face if elected to Senate, focusing largely on inflation and the economy, telling how he hopes to utilize his business prowess to help improve our economic situation. Also, McCormick and Giordano delve into strategies for voter registration, with Giordano and McCormick agreeing on the need to utilize the tactic to win. (Photo by Samuel Corum/Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by noting that Michelle Obama seems ready to throw her hat into the ring if Biden continues to falter. Then, Dom tells that Macy’s in Philadelphia has been sued by the family of the border guard who was fatally stabbed, telling why he vehemently disagrees with the lawsuit not being aimed toward City government rather than a company, who he believes hands are largely tied.
Then, Dom welcomes Dr. Marty Makary, John Hopkins Professor, back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss the ongoing hearing investigating Dr. Fauci’s role in the Coronavirus pandemic. Dr. Marty Makary runs through the history of Dr. Fauci’s mistruths while heading the response to the pandemic, previewing questions that should be answered in today’s hearing. Marty, though, questions why this needs to be done behind closed doors, wondering what needs to be hidden from the public if everything is as the government would like to portray. (Photo by Joe Raedle/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes in Chris Farrell, Director of Investigations and Research of Judicial Watch, back onto the Dom Giordano Program after his organization filed a $30 million wrongful death lawsuit against the US government on behalf of Ashli Babbitt’s husband and estate. First, Farrell answers Dom asking what took so long, explaining that it took over 3 years to investigate and make sure everything was buttoned up in what seems to be an easy case. Farrell takes Giordano through all the missteps of justice that lead to Babbitt’s death, explaining the multiple mistakes made by her shooter, Capitol Police Lt. Michael Byrd. (Photo by Alex Wong/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Dom welcomes back Oklahoma State Superintendent of Public Instruction Ryan Walters onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss the efforts he’s making in his state to return normalcy to our public schools. Walters tells about a push he’s made in his state to allow private institutions access to public funding, telling the ideology behind the idea that he hopes will force fixes in public schools. Walters explains the desire of voters to remove the ‘woke mind virus’ from the teachings of our children, and suggests how other states can follow his lead.
Then, Dom welcomes in Chris Farrell, Director of Investigations and Research of Judicial Watch, back onto the Dom Giordano Program after his organization filed a $30 million wrongful death lawsuit against the US government on behalf of Ashli Babbitt’s husband and estate. First, Farrell answers Dom asking what took so long, explaining that it took over 3 years to investigate and make sure everything was buttoned up in what seems to be an easy case. Farrell takes Giordano through all the missteps of justice that lead to Babbitt’s death, explaining the multiple mistakes made by her shooter, Capitol Police Lt. Michael Byrd. (Photo by Stephanie Keith/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes House Leader Bryan Cutler back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss why he’s sponsored a bill in the statehouse to protect the William Penn Statue in Welcome Park that is targeted for removal by the National Park Service. The statue, which stands in a park on land owned by Native Americans, is going to remove in a renovation of the park which celebrates Native American history. Leader Cutler, along with Giordano, suggests that the William Penn statue be allowed to co-exist with the new celebration of Native American history, with a space large enough to accommodate both. Then, Cutler takes us inside Harrisburg, telling us why a leaky roof has led to a stalled environment, and explains what’s coming up to look forward to in the statehouse. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom welcomes back Oklahoma State Superintendent of Public Instruction Ryan Walters onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss the efforts he’s making in his state to return normalcy to our public schools. Walters tells about a push he’s made in his state to allow private institutions access to public funding, telling the ideology behind the idea that he hopes will force fixes in public schools. Walters explains the desire of voters to remove the ‘woke mind virus’ from the teachings of our children, and suggests how other states can follow his lead. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by offering his thoughts on the decision by the National Park Service to remove William Penn from Old City’s Welcome Park. Dom tells about how he found out about this, noting that many have reached out for his help after saving the Christopher Columbus statue in South Philadelphia. Dom tells about the leader of the National Park Service, delving into why they suggest to remove the William Penn statue in favor of Native American history, asking why the two topics can’t co-exist within the same park.
Then, Dom welcomes House Leader Bryan Cutler back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss why he’s sponsored a bill in the statehouse to protect the William Penn Statue in Welcome Park that is targeted for removal by the National Park Service. The statue, which stands in a park on land owned by Native Americans, is going to remove in a renovation of the park which celebrates Native American history. Leader Cutler, along with Giordano, suggests that the William Penn statue be allowed to co-exist with the new celebration of Native American history, with a space large enough to accommodate both. Then, Cutler takes us inside Harrisburg, telling us why a leaky roof has led to a stalled environment, and explains what’s coming up to look forward to in the statehouse.
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom continues the Dom Giordano Program by playing back some audio from Joe Biden’s speech today in South Carolina as he speaks at the Mother Emanuel African Methodist Episcopal Church. Dom plays portions of the speech throughout the hour and offers his commentary, pointing out the easily visible attempt to use division as a political strategy. Also, in Dan Time with Dom, Dan offers a review of last night’s Golden Globes so listeners didn't have to watch.
Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Dom welcomes, for the first time, newly appointed Philadelphia FOP Lodge 5 President Roosevelt Poplar onto the Dom Giordano Program. President ‘Pop,’ as he’s referred to by the rank-and-file officers, tells us what he hopes to change to improve the crime here in Philadelphia. Then, President Poplar tells us about his history serving for the Philadelphia Police force, explaining how he plans to use his prior experience to help improve the department and how he’ll drive recruitment. Finally, President Poplar tells listeners about an event tomorrow night that will raise money and honor two injured officers. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom leads off by welcoming in Congressman Brian Fitzpatrick, fresh off his trip to the border, to hear what he saw while down there with some colleagues from Congress. Fitzpatrick paints a picture of what it’s like down there, explaining that migrants are crossing at around 4x the amount as when Biden first came in office. Then, Fitzpatrick delves into the political nature of the debate over the border, telling what’s needed by agents to close the border, explaining that there are already enough workers processing migrants, but not keeping the border closed. Also, Fitzpatrick offers an update on Ukraine, and tells about a recent trip he made to Taiwan, discussing the negative implications of the Chinese government.
Then, Dom welcomes in Riley Gaines, women’s rights activist, back onto the Dom Giordano Program. Gaines has joined us on multiple occasions after she made headline news after facing off against transgendered swimmer Lia Thomas in the NCAA women’s swimming championships. Since then, Gaines has been a strong proponent in speaking out against the infusion of Trans individuals in women’s sports, pointing out the unfairness in allowing this. Riley updates us, telling what she’s been up to, and takes us inside her fight to protect children, speaking in favor of the attempt by Ohio Republicans to ban gender transitions for minors. Also, Gaines offers his opinion on the decision by USA Boxing to allow males compete against females in the ring. (Photo by David McNew/Getty Images)
In today’s third hour, Dom welcomes, for the first time, newly appointed Philadelphia FOP Lodge 5 President Roosevelt Poplar onto the Dom Giordano Program. President ‘Pop,’ as he’s referred to by the rank-and-file officers, tells us what he hopes to change to improve the crime here in Philadelphia. Then, President Poplar tells us about his history serving for the Philadelphia Police force, explaining how he plans to use his prior experience to help improve the department and how he’ll drive recruitment. Finally, President Poplar tells listeners about an event tomorrow night that will raise money and honor two injured officers. (Photo by William Thomas Cain/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes in Riley Gaines, women’s rights activist, back onto the Dom Giordano Program. Gaines has joined us on multiple occasions after she made headline news after facing off against transgendered swimmer Lia Thomas in the NCAA women’s swimming championships. Since then, Gaines has been a strong proponent in speaking out against the infusion of Trans individuals in women’s sports, pointing out the unfairness in allowing this. Riley updates us, telling what she’s been up to, and takes us inside her fight to protect children, speaking in favor of the attempt by Ohio Republicans to ban gender transitions for minors. Also, Gaines offers his opinion on the decision by USA Boxing to allow males compete against females in the ring. (Photo by Drew Angerer/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes Congressman Jeff Van Drew onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss multiple topics playing out on Capitol Hill. First, Dom asks Van Drew whether he feels ‘threatened’ by January 6th, referencing a trip by Joe Biden to Pennsylvania to celebrate those who were encouraged to enter into politics due to their spin of the riot. Then, Van Drew and Giordano delve into the topic of the border, with Van Drew taking us inside the walls of Capitol Hill to provide a look at where we are on a resolution for the situation that continues to spiral out of control. (Photo by Joe Raedle/Getty Images)
Dom leads off by welcoming in Congressman Brian Fitzpatrick, fresh off his trip to the border, to hear what he saw while down there with some colleagues from Congress. Fitzpatrick paints a picture of what it’s like down there, explaining that migrants are crossing at around 4x the amount as when Biden first came in office. Then, Fitzpatrick delves into the political nature of the debate over the border, telling what’s needed by agents to close the border, explaining that there are already enough workers processing migrants, but not keeping the border closed. Also, Fitzpatrick offers an update on Ukraine, and tells about a recent trip he made to Taiwan, discussing the negative implications of the Chinese government. (Photo by Anna Moneymaker/Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by telling why Joe Biden is coming to ‘Valley Forge,’ or miles away from Valley Forge, telling that the President is coming to celebrate those who were encouraged to enter into the world of politics based on January 6th. Dom and Dan pick this apart, explaining that no, instead Biden just wants to celebrate those he was able to hoodwink the most. Then, Dom delves into the topic of the Southern Border, laying forth the continued effort by the Biden administration to spin this against Republicans, playing back multiple clips of Republicans getting the story straight.
Then, Dom welcomes Congressman Jeff Van Drew onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss multiple topics playing out on Capitol Hill. First, Dom asks Van Drew whether he feels ‘threatened’ by January 6th, referencing a trip by Joe Biden to Pennsylvania to celebrate those who were encouraged to enter into politics due to their spin of the riot. Then, Van Drew and Giordano delve into the topic of the border, with Van Drew taking us inside the walls of Capitol Hill to provide a look at where we are on a resolution for the situation that continues to spiral out of control. (Photo by Jon Cherry/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Dom welcomes Robin Shaffer, Spokesperson for Protect Our Coasts NJ, back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss another win for the fight against windmills off the east coast of our Country. Today, news broke that BP and Equinor have now joined Orsted and others in tearing up their contracts to build offshore wind projects, with Shaffer explaining how the very vocal pushback against the industry has led to these wins.
Then, after playing Dom’s Money Melody, Dom continues the show by playing back some clips related to the Epstein dossier. Dom plays back a clip from Steve Doocy on Fox News who tried plugging Trump into the middle of the controversy. Then, Dom offers some commentary on the implications that this holds on the Elite. (Photo by Stephanie Keith/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes Robin Shaffer, Spokesperson for Protect Our Coasts NJ, back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss another win for the fight against windmills off the east coast of our Country. Today, news broke that BP and Equinor have now joined Orsted and others in tearing up their contracts to build offshore wind projects, with Shaffer explaining how the very vocal pushback against the industry has led to these wins. (Photo by Christopher Furlong/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom welcomes friend of the show Sam Oropeza, a local Republican activist and former MMA fighter, back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss the decision by USA Boxing that allows Trans athletes to compete in the female category. Oropeza tells us some differences between male and females that can pose dangerous effects for women in the ring, explaining the story behind Fallon Fox, a transgendered MMA fighter who broke another woman’s skull. Then, Oropeza puts on his other hat, telling how he’s continued registering conservative voters, hoping to turn Pennsylvania from a purple to a red state.
Then, Dom continues on with topics of the day, taking calls concerning Oropeza’s topic regarding transgendered individuals in women’s sports. Also, Dom tells what he thinks about the abysmal fall from grace of the Philadelphia Eagles. Also, Dom plays back a clip from former NFL QB Cam Newton, who takes issue with his children learning black history from white teachers. Then, in Dan Time with Dom, Producer Dan reveals an attempt to legitimize pineapple pizza in Naples, Italy, the worldwide capitol of pizza. (Photo by Paras Griffin/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes friend of the show Sam Oropeza, a local Republican activist and former MMA fighter, back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss the decision by USA Boxing that allows Trans athletes to compete in the female category. Oropeza tells us some differences between male and females that can pose dangerous effects for women in the ring, explaining the story behind Fallon Fox, a transgendered MMA fighter who broke another woman’s skull. Then, Oropeza puts on his other hat, telling how he’s continued registering conservative voters, hoping to turn Pennsylvania from a purple to a red state. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by offering some updates since his last time doing a show a couple days ago prior to his flu. Dom gives an updated prognostication on the presidential election, telling what he expects to see in this week’s Town Hall on Fox News with Trump and the debate featuring the rest of the Republican candidates on CNN. Then, Dom delves into some comments made by Cardinal Dolan about immigration, playing a clip in which the Catholic leader calls out Italians who have pushed back against the influx of illegal immigrants. This leads Dom to play some clips from NYC Mayor Eric Adams, who continually refuses to blame the Biden administration for their role in the migrant crisis affecting New York City and other big cities throughout the Country. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Mike Opelka filled in for Dom on the Dom Giordano Program. In today's second hour, Mike leads off by having a quick conversation about music with producer Dan, heading down a rabbit hole about Jefferson Airplane and Starship. Then, Mike delves into more serious topics of the day, telling of a new proposal by Rep. Thomas Massie to disallow House of Representative counts to reflect illegal immigrant populations. Also, Mike tells that Ricky Gervais has offered his help hosting the upcoming Academy Awards, explaining why he fully supports the decision. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Mike Opelka filled in for Dom on the Dom Giordano Program. In today's second hour, Opelka leads off by taking aim at the hypocrisies of the green energy folk, proving why much of what they preach is based solely in virtue signaling. Then, throughout the hour, Mike swings between multiple different national topics, taking calls throughout from listeners answering his side question for a notable scandal. After that, Opelka takes a call from Grover Norquist, President of Americans for Tax Reform, who offers his commentary on the news of us crossing a record-setting threshold with our national debt hitting over $34 trillion. (Photo by Getty Images)
In today’s third hour, Mike Opelka, filling in on the Dom Giordano Program, continues addressing the topics of the day, celebrating the resignation of Harvard President Claudine after more allegations of plagiarism came against the controversial University authority figure. Gay made headline news weeks ago when she regrettably refused to condemn antisemitism on her college campus. Then, Mike delves into a potential for a Central Bank Digital Currency, warning listeners of the deep-seeded negative implications in the futuristic push.
Full Hour | Today, Mike Opelka filled in for Dom on the Dom Giordano Program. In today's first hour, Mike leads off by joking about the upcoming Golden Wedding featuring the Golden Bachelor, telling that a local DelCo woman will be holding the services for the winner. Then, Mike delves into politics, offering an update on the resignation of former Harvard head Dr. Claudine Gay. After that, Mike welcomes in famed economist, Freedom Works Senior Contributor Stephen Moore, author of Govzilla, to discuss the record setting $34 billion dollars debt we've crossed under President Joe Biden. (Photo by Samuel Corum/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Mike Opelka, filling in on the Dom Giordano Program, continues addressing the topics of the day, telling why he hopes to see the list of people associated with Epstein released today. Opelka explains what this could mean for well-known individuals, particularly Donald Trump, who hopes to run a presidential campaign while previously having associations with the controversial individual. Then, Mike reveals that Claudine Gay has resigned from her position at Harvard after allegations of plagiarism, after refusing to condemn the antisemitism on her campus. (Photo by Stephanie Keith/Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Mike Opelka filled in on the Dom Giordano Program. Mike led off the Dom show by offering up a review of the coverage on New Years Eve, giving his thoughts on the pre-packaged, pre-recorded interview with President Joe Biden. Mike takes listeners through multiple topics pertinent nationally, offering up an update on the effort to remove Trump from the ballot, and giving a preview of both the upcoming Republican debate and Town Hall featuring Trump, which will face off head-to-head on Fox News and CNN. Also, Mike proposes his side topic of the day, asking listeners to dial in with some of their favorite science fiction characters of all time. (Photo by Jeff Swensen/Getty Images)
Full Hour | Dom welcomes Philadelphia journalist Ralph Cipriano back onto the Dom Giordano program to discuss the legacy left behind by departing Mayor Jim Kenney. Cipriano offers his judgment on Kenney’s years in office, offering his thoughts on how much impact hyper-progressive DA Larry Krasner had on the crime spike seen under Kenney’s lead. Then, Cipriano and Giordano compare Kenney to past Mayors, with Giordano explaining why he still believes Wilson Goode will remain the worst Mayor of all time. Also, Cipriano offers whether he trusts the Cherelle Parker administration to stand by their words during her campaign and victory speech. (Photo by Ed Carlin/Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program, the first of 2024, with a recap of last night’s coverage of the Times Square New Years Eve festivities, playing back clips from both Dick Clark’s New Years Rockin’ Eve and the CNN coverage hosted by Anderson Cooper and Andy Cohen. Dom plays back a clip of Paul Anka performing an updated version of ‘My Way,’ which really irks both Dom and Dan. Then, Dom delves into the world of politics, playing back a clip of Maine’s Secretary of State, who continues the media rounds in effort to justify her decision to remove Donald Trump from the upcoming presidential ballot. Then, Dom tells that Mayor Kenney’s final hours are upon us, taking some time to recap his time in office, asking whether he or Mayor Wilson Goode will go down as the worst Mayor of Philadelphia of all-time. After that, Dom plays back some clips from recent interviews with Cardinal Dolan, who suggested that open borders are morally correct. (Photo by Noam Galai/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom continues the Dom Giordano Program by offering some predictions for the coming year, landing on the topic of the upcoming Presidential election. This leads Dom to ask whether listeners believe Nikki Haley to be a good choice for Trump’s vice president in the upcoming campaign, explaining how this has spread and why he believes it to be a bad idea. Then, Dom delves into the push to remove Trump from the ballot, telling of a counter move by Pennsylvania Republicans to remove Joe Biden from PA’s ballot. Then, in Dan Time with Dom, Producer Dan takes listeners on a tour though last night’s CNN New Years Eve coverage, playing back some of the wackiest moments between Anderson Cooper and Andy Cohen. (Photo by Michael M. Santiago/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes Philadelphia journalist Ralph Cipriano back onto the Dom Giordano program to discuss the legacy left behind by departing Mayor Jim Kenney. Cipriano offers his judgment on Kenney’s years in office, offering his thoughts on how much impact hyper-progressive DA Larry Krasner had on the crime spike seen under Kenney’s lead. Then, Cipriano and Giordano compare Kenney to past Mayors, with Giordano explaining why he still believes Wilson Goode will remain the worst Mayor of all time. Also, Cipriano offers whether he trusts the Cherelle Parker administration to stand by their words during her campaign and victory speech. (Photo by Scott Heins/Getty Images)
Dom Giordano, WPHT host and former teacher, has dedicated much of his daily show toward parents who are taking it into their own hands to push back against school boards that have a negative impact on their children. This has culminated in a weekly podcast on education, Readin', Writin', and Reason, which has allowed wonderful relationships to develop between Giordano, educators, and parents throughout the country who are speaking out against overbearing school boards.
First, Dom welcomes in Brian Kilmeade, author of Teddy and Booker T: How Tow American Icons Blazed a Path for Racial Equality, back onto the Dom Giordano Program to hear a historical contextualization of the emerging third party candidate, Robert Kennedy Jr, discussing the time that Teddy Roosevelt ran as a third party candidate, pointing out the differences from his time to now. Kilmeade and Giordano uses Roosevelts often unheard story as an example of things that aren't, but should be taught in public schools. Along with the conversation about third party candidates, Giordano asks Kilmeade his thoughts on who Trump may choose as his vice presidential candidate. Also, Giordano and Kilmeade delve into Kilmeade’s work history, with Kilmeade telling in depth his time spent with NFL hall-of-famer Jim Brown, an incredibly inspirational stories.
Then, Dom welcomes in Terry Strada, National Chair of 9/11 Families United, onto the podcast after a recent poll revealed that one in five Gen Zs have a positive view of Osama Bin Laden, noting that what he did was a net positive for the World. Strada and Giordano share a deep discussion about the newest generation and what’s led to sympathy for terrorists, with Strada stressing the importance of education about the day so accuracies and factual information makes it to our children.
Finally, Dom welcomes in David Zweig back onto the podcast on the one-year anniversary of his release of the Twitter Files, which exposed the censorship that persisted on Twitter throughout the Coronavirus pandemic. In his reporting a year ago, Zweig exposed that Twitter was censoring information that was true but inconvenient to US governmental policy, also discrediting doctors and other experts who disagreed and suppressing ordinary users, including some sharing the CDC’s own data. Zweig offers his thoughts on what has unfolding since then concerning Twitter, now named X after an Elon Musk takeover, which largely happened because of this information coming to light.
In today’s second hour, Dom welcomes in Neal Zoren back onto the Dom Giordano Program to hear what he’s been up to as the regular on the show travels to Las Vegas for New Years Eve. Then, Dom delves into films and TV, asking the critics opinion on his top 3 things he watched in the past year, being Oppenheimer, Fargo, and The Night Agent. Then, Neal offers some of the most overrated shows and movies of the year, and telling what he liked from the past year. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by offering his thoughts on the ridiculous decision by Maine’s Secretary of State, who’s now followed Colorado Supreme Court’s lead in preventing Donald Trump from the ballot. Dom points out the hypocrisy in the Democrats, who regularly preach that conservatives are anti-Democracy, proposing to keep a candidate off the ballot. Then, Dom proposes his side topic of the day, asking listeners and talking with Dan about the quirkiest stories from 2023.
After that, Dom welcomes in Lou Belasco, Executive Director of the Greater Wildwoods Tourism and Development Authority, back onto the Dom Giordano Program to reflect on the year at the Shore. Giordano relives some of his favorite moments at Mulligan’s in Wildwood, where he welcomed on separate occasions Real Diamond, Kelsey Grammar, and multiple local Mayors during a citywide blackout. Also, Belasco tells listeners what they can look forward to in 2024 down in Wildwood. (Photo by Drew Angerer/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes in Lou Belasco, Executive Director of the Greater Wildwoods Tourism and Development Authority, back onto the Dom Giordano Program to reflect on the year at the Shore. Giordano relives some of his favorite moments at Mulligan’s in Wildwood, where he welcomed on separate occasions Real Diamond, Kelsey Grammar, and multiple local Mayors during a citywide blackout. Also, Belasco tells listeners what they can look forward to in 2024 down in Wildwood. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Dom leads off the Dom Giordano Program by telling of a post he made on Twitter asking listeners for the word that will best describe 2024, reporting that many said ‘chaos’ would fit. Dom explains why they may be saying this, pointing toward the continued spiral of inflated prices in the economy, telling that there are solutions for this dreary economy that Democrats fail to utilize. Then, Dom asks for the term that will best describe the local scene, with producer Dan proposing ‘bounce back’ as a serviceable phrase, expecting positivity to come with the Parker administration. Then, Dom offers up the top 10 national and local stories of the year. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom welcomes in Terry Strada, National Chair of 9/11 Families United, onto the Dom Giordano Program after a recent poll revealed that one in five Gen Zs have a positive view of Osama Bin Laden, noting that what he did was a net positive for the World. Strada and Giordano share a deep discussion about the newest generation and what’s led to sympathy for terrorists, with Strada stressing the importance of education about the day so accuracies and factual information makes it to our children.
Then, Dom tells that pro-Palestine protestors plan to disrupt the New Years Eve celebration in Times Square by somehow impeding the ball drop, which confuses his producer Dan. Then, Dom plays back some clips from Chicago’s Mayor, who’s still struggling to deal with an influx of illegal migrants sent by Governors of states on the border. Also, Dom tells of a new calendar released by a conservative group highlighting the most attractive conservative women, and in today’s Dan Time with Dom, Dan offers up some positive news stories that flew under the radar in 2023.(Photo by Jim Vondruska/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes Jersey Shore radio legend and good friend Harry Hurley back onto the Dom Giordano Program for a year-end wrap-up, discussing the issues both locally and nationally that took over headlines. First, Dom asks Harry about the biggest story down the shore, telling of the defeat of Orsted and Phil Murphy’s attempts to force windmills off the coast of the south Jersey Shore. Then, Dom asks specifically about Phil Murphy, with Hurley surprisingly defending the Governor, telling that he believes him to be a good man who keeps his word, even though he refuses to agree with his politics. Then, Dom delves into Hurley’s time spent working alongside former President Donald Trump, asking for his prognostications on the upcoming presidential election, and asking who he believes his Vice Presidential choice may be. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by offering his thoughts on the ridiculous answer given by presidential candidate Nikki Haley when asked what caused the Civil War, failing to mention slavery. This leads Dom back to yesterday’s conversation, bringing back up the potential Vice Presidential candidates for Donald Trump, explaining why he still believes the former president to be considering Haley even after her gaffe.
Then, Dom welcomes Jersey Shore radio legend and good friend Harry Hurley back onto the Dom Giordano Program for a year-end wrap-up, discussing the issues both locally and nationally that took over headlines. First, Dom asks Harry about the biggest story down the shore, telling of the defeat of Orsted and Phil Murphy’s attempts to force windmills off the coast of the south Jersey Shore. Then, Dom asks specifically about Phil Murphy, with Hurley surprisingly defending the Governor, telling that he believes him to be a good man who keeps his word, even though he refuses to agree with his politics. Then, Dom delves into Hurley’s time spent working alongside former President Donald Trump, asking for his prognostications on the upcoming presidential election, and asking who he believes his Vice Presidential choice may be. (Photo by Theo Wargo/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes in Terry Strada, National Chair of 9/11 Families United, onto the Dom Giordano Program after a recent poll revealed that one in five Gen Zs have a positive view of Osama Bin Laden, noting that what he did was a net positive for the World. Strada and Giordano share a deep discussion about the newest generation and what’s led to sympathy for terrorists, with Strada stressing the importance of education about the day so accuracies and factual information makes it to our children. (Photo by Anthony Correia/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Dom continues the Dom Giordano Program by talking about the messaging around the upcoming presidential election, telling that Trump’s now being framed with the term ‘revenge,’ as if he’s solely running for office to enact punishment on his political opponents. Dom points out the necessity for the Republicans to re-evaluate their messaging strategies, pointing out multiple examples of the party unfairly falling behind Democrats on multiple issues, solely due to messaging. Also, Dom continues asking listeners who they would like to see as the Vice Presidential candidate alongside Trump. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom welcomes in Brian Kilmeade, author of Teddy and Booker T: How Tow American Icons Blazed a Path for Racial Equality, back onto the Dom Giordano Program to hear a historical contextualization of the emerging third party candidate, Robert Kennedy Jr, discussing the time that Teddy Roosevelt ran as a third party candidate, pointing out the differences from his time to now. Along with the conversation about third party candidates, Giordano asks Kilmeade his thoughts on who Trump may choose as his vice presidential candidate. Also, Giordano and Kilmeade delve into Kilmeade’s work history, with Kilmeade telling in depth his time spent with NFL hall-of-famer Jim Brown, an incredibly inspirational stories. (Photo by Terry Wyatt/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom leads off by telling of new criticism of rapper Eminem, telling that a critic has suggested he can’t be considered the best of all time because he’s white. This leads Dom to point out the ridiculous nature in the statement, explaining the negativity of looking at something like this through a racial lens. Then, Dom loops back to a conversation about presidential politics, bringing inflation to the table, telling how the Biden administration continues to try and spin the horrible state of the economy in favor of the sitting President. (Photo by Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by offering up some forecasting of the upcoming 2024 presidential election, telling who he believes may be Trump’s selection for Vice President once all is said and done.
Then, Dom welcomes in Brian Kilmeade, author of Teddy and Booker T: How Tow American Icons Blazed a Path for Racial Equality, back onto the Dom Giordano Program to hear a historical contextualization of the emerging third party candidate, Robert Kennedy Jr, discussing the time that Teddy Roosevelt ran as a third party candidate, pointing out the differences from his time to now. Along with the conversation about third party candidates, Giordano asks Kilmeade his thoughts on who Trump may choose as his vice presidential candidate. Also, Giordano and Kilmeade delve into Kilmeade’s work history, with Kilmeade telling in depth his time spent with NFL hall-of-famer Jim Brown, an incredibly inspirational stories. (Photo by Brandon Bell/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes in Pennsylvania State Representative Aaron Bernstine to the Dom Giordano Program, after introducing legislation that counters the ridiculous Colorado Supreme Court ruling barring President Trump from their State’s ballot, hoping to keep President Joe Biden off Pennsylvania’s ballot. Bernstine explains his point, telling that he finds it absolutely ludicrous, but in effort to win, we as conservatives need to fight fire with fire. Dom presses Bernstine on the proposal, asking whether this enables the Colorado decision, with Bernstine telling the necessity of standing strong against the Left’s actions by offering a counter. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom welcomes in Robin Shaffer, spokesperson of Protect Our Coast New Jersey, back onto the show to highlight arguably the biggest win of local conservatives, being the canceling of the Orsted wind farm project off the coast of the Jersey Shore. Shaffer reminds, though, that the fight is not over yet, as New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy continually makes it clear that he’ll try and force this upon the citizens of the State. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom takes a moment to reflect upon some of the big wins for the Dom Giordano Program over the past year. First, Dom tells about the tearing down of the box placed around the Columbus Statue, taking listeners back to the day when he was awarded a piece of the former box. Then, Dom tells about the impeachment of Larry Krasner, offering an update to listeners on the effort to hold the relentless DA accountable for his role in making the city unsafe.
Then, Dom welcomes in Robin Shaffer, spokesperson of Protect Our Coast New Jersey, back onto the show to highlight arguably the biggest win of local conservatives, being the canceling of the Orsted wind farm project off the coast of the Jersey Shore. Shaffer reminds, though, that the fight is not over yet, as New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy continually makes it clear that he’ll try and force this upon the citizens of the State.
After Robin, Dom highlights the work of Scott Presler, a regular guest on the show recently, after he’s taken to a ground game in Pennsylvania in hope to drive mail-in ballots, registering conservatives statewide in a door-knocking campaign. Dom tells that the GOP needs to look toward Presler’s great work as a road map to success, instead reminding that Ronna recognized the State’s GOP for the work Presler has done, forecasting that they’ll learn nothing.
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by offering his updated thoughts on the situation in Gaza, telling why he disagrees with the notion that we can de-radicalize Gaza, explaining why he believes both those living there and the pro-Hamas protestors are already too far gone. Dom reveals that there are now plans to protest at the Holocaust Museum in Washington, D.C., which he finds absolutely appalling.
Then, Dom welcomes in David Zweig back onto the Dom Giordano Program on the one-year anniversary of his release of the Twitter Files, which exposed the censorship that persisted on Twitter throughout the Coronavirus pandemic. In his reporting a year ago, Zweig exposed that Twitter was censoring information that was true but inconvenient to US governmental policy, also discrediting doctors and other experts who disagreed and suppressing ordinary users, including some sharing the CDC’s own data. Zweig offers his thoughts on what has unfolding since then concerning Twitter, now named X after an Elon Musk takeover, which largely happened because of this information coming to light. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom welcomes in David Zweig back onto the Dom Giordano Program on the one-year anniversary of his release of the Twitter Files, which exposed the censorship that persisted on Twitter throughout the Coronavirus pandemic. In his reporting a year ago, Zweig exposed that Twitter was censoring information that was true but inconvenient to US governmental policy, also discrediting doctors and other experts who disagreed and suppressing ordinary users, including some sharing the CDC’s own data. Zweig offers his thoughts on what has unfolding since then concerning Twitter, now named X after an Elon Musk takeover, which largely happened because of this information coming to light. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom Giordano, WPHT host and former teacher, has dedicated much of his daily show toward parents who are taking it into their own hands to push back against school boards that have a negative impact on their children. This has culminated in a weekly podcast on education, Readin', Writin', and Reason, which has allowed wonderful relationships to develop between Giordano, educators, and parents throughout the country who are speaking out against overbearing school boards.
First, Dom welcomes Pastor Joshua C. Robertson, Senior Pastor The Rock Church of Harrisburg, PA. on to the podcast to hear why he chose to pen an opinion piece in support of school choice for PennLive. Robertson, who serves as Founder of the Black Pastors United in Education, explains in the op-ed the overall importance that allowing children and parents to choose their academic destiny in a childs’ education. Robertson explains the purpose of his organization, telling of the importance of unifying both parties in effort to further the education of Pennsylvania’s children.
Then, Dom welcomes in Heritage Foundation’s Jonathan Butcher to hear about a new piece he penned for the Daily Signal titled “New Education Model Charts Course for ‘Success Sequence’ in New Year.” Butcher tells about the old way of achieving success in America, telling of the driven necessity of a college education, revealing a stronger influence that’s not often discussed. Then, in laying forth the new ‘success sequence,’ Butcher explains what’s needed in 2023 to find success in adult life, telling that there’s not much preventing anybody from achieving success.
Finally, Dom welcomes Beth Ann Rosica, author for Broad and Liberty, to hear about a concerning series of events that played out in the Upper Darby School District. In Broad and Liberty, Rosica reports that the increases in habitual truancy and violence continue to persist, while academically the school continues to underperform. This comes after prior reporting by Rosica of an attempt by the school to lower standards in a push for inclusion, with predictions of under-performance ringing true.
Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Dom leads off the Dom Giordano Program by offering up some quotes from Rand Paul’s annual Festivus Report, which analyzes governmental spending, pointing out complete wastes of taxpayer funds. Then, Dom welcomes in regular caller Real Guido, who is an actor by profession, who takes Dom inside a new project he was on that is similar to HBO’s The Wire based in Philadelphia, and takes us on set to the Wire itself, where he played a police officer in the very famous Hamsterdam episode. (Photo by Kevin Dietsch/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom leads off the Dom Giordano Program by offering updates on marijuana legalization in New Jersey, discussing with Dan whether the State is seeing the predicted benefit of heightened tax revenues. Then, Dom recaps the year of the show, thanking listeners and taking calls, and playing back some of his favorite drops from the year. Then, Dom welcomes in media critic Scott Cronick, who tells of his disappointment in Bradley Cooper’s Maestro, and tells what’s worth checking out over the weekend, both at home and in theaters. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by continuing the conversation from yesterday centered on a video posted by Bill Melugin, in which the Fox News border expert talks with an illegal immigrant from Guinea who was instructed to go to Philadelphia for sanctuary. Dom tells that Fox News refused to reveal the address of the organization that was given to this migrant, explaining why he believes we deserve to know who it is bringing these masses of immigrants to the City. Then, Dom turns this into a conversation about national politics, stressing the importance of strong borders and the implications that open immigration has on many of the faults we see with our Country. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom continues the Dom Giordano Program by asking for restraints after seeing a tweet from Bill Melugin featuring a migrant who shows a slip of paper with instructions for his final destination of Philadelphia. Then, Dom welcomes in Pennsylvania State Senator Sharif Street, a very prominent Democrat in the statehouse, back onto the Dom Giordano Program after he spoke out against Senate Bill 140 due to the usurping of voters in Philadelphia. Senate Bill 140 will institute another prosecutor that has ability to prosecute near public transportation services, which Street argues completely usurps Philadelphia District Attorney Larry Krasner’s power as a voted official. Then, Dom returns to the vote by Colorado's Supreme Court barring Trump from the 2024 election, telling that a similar movement has now been launched in Pennsylvania. (Photo by Scott Heins/Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom leads off the Dom Giordano Program by calling out the Philadelphia Inquirer for their editorial coverage of the Colorado Supreme Court decision barring President Trump from running in 2024. Then, Dom welcomes in Marple Police Chief Brandon Graeff back onto the Dom Giordano Program for an update after he joined us about a month ago after releasing a letter calling attention to the negative implications of Philadelphia’s policies on crime on his suburban town. Graeff tells that there has been little pushback on the letter, expressing the importance of remaining in good standing with the town’s retail partners. Then, Graeff tells how he plans to work in conjunction with the incoming Mayoral administration in Philadelphia, and offers up some stats on his town’s crime in recent months. Then, Dom plays back a shocking clip from Bill Melugin of Fox News, who spoke with a migrant from Guinea who showed him a slip of paper with his ultimate destination, an address in Philadelphia. Dom is curious how the migrant received the address and instructions to go to Philadelphia.
Dom welcomes in Marple Police Chief Brandon Graeff back onto the Dom Giordano Program for an update after he joined us about a month ago after releasing a letter calling attention to the negative implications of Philadelphia’s policies on crime on his suburban town. Graeff tells that there has been little pushback on the letter, expressing the importance of remaining in good standing with the town’s retail partners. Then, Graeff tells how he plans to work in conjunction with the incoming Mayoral administration in Philadelphia, and offers up some stats on his town’s crime in recent months. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom welcomes in Pennsylvania State Senator Sharif Street, a very prominent Democrat in the statehouse, back onto the Dom Giordano Program after he spoke out against Senate Bill 140 due to the usurping of voters in Philadelphia. Senate Bill 140 will institute another prosecutor that has ability to prosecute near public transportation services, which Street argues completely usurps Philadelphia District Attorney Larry Krasner’s power as a voted official.
Full Hour | Dom welcomes in Scott Presler of EarlyVoteAction.com, back onto the Dom Giordano Program after RNC Chairwoman Ronna McDonald sent a congratulatory tweet to Pennsylvania’s incompetent GOP for a flip of Beaver County from Blue to Red. Dom explains that Presler is the biggest reason for this swap, with Presler explaining his recognition of the importance of a ground game to create a foundation for the new age of mail-in balloting. Presler has been all over the State but spent much time in Beaver County, registering voters at a local gun show and knocking on doors. Also, Presler offers his thoughts on the ridiculous Colorado Supreme Court decision disallowing Trump to run for President, telling why he believes it can be spun into a win for the Republican Party. (Photo by Jeff Swensen/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today's third hour, Dom welcomes legal expert Professor Alan Dershowitz back onto the Dom Giordano Program, author of Get Trump and the newly released War Against the Jews: How to End Hamas Barbarism. Dom and Dershowitz discuss the amendment being used as justification for the horrible decision, and the implications and precedent of Democrats trouncing on Democracy with such a move. Then, Dom continues the show by playing his Money Melody, telling about the next stage in the vote for 2023 Dom Show Caller of the Year, and taking calls from listeners to hear their thoughts on the changing dynamics of the upcoming election. (Photo by Joe Raedle/Getty Images)
In today's third hour, Dom welcomes legal expert Professor Alan Dershowitz back onto the Dom Giordano Program, author of Get Trump and the newly released War Against the Jews: How to End Hamas Barbarism. Dom and Dershowitz discuss the amendment being used as justification for the horrible decision, and the implications and precedent of Democrats trouncing on Democracy with such a move. (Photo by Mario Tama/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes in Scott Presler of EarlyVoteAction.com, back onto the Dom Giordano Program after RNC Chairwoman Ronna McDonald sent a congratulatory tweet to Pennsylvania’s incompetent GOP for a flip of Beaver County from Blue to Red. Dom explains that Presler is the biggest reason for this swap, with Presler explaining his recognition of the importance of a ground game to create a foundation for the new age of mail-in balloting. Presler has been all over the State but spent much time in Beaver County, registering voters at a local gun show and knocking on doors. Also, Presler offers his thoughts on the ridiculous Colorado Supreme Court decision disallowing Trump to run for President, telling why he believes it can be spun into a win for the Republican Party.
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off by giving his thoughts on the huge breaking news about the incredibly unconstitutional move by Democrats in Colorado, using their Supreme Court to remove Donald Trump from the ballot of the upcoming 2024 presidential election. Dom spends a good chunk of the hour breaking down the ridiculous nature of such a decision, playing back how Republicans have responded to the act and offering up how liberals are trying to defend this hit to democracy. (Photo by Drew Angerer/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Dom leads off the Dom Giordano Program by telling of a report of scientists having a 20 minute conversation with whales, joking whether or not Phil Murphy came up for his treatments of marine life in his push for offshore windmills. This leads Dom into a conversation about Tammy Murphy’s run for New Jersey Senator, explaining the future detriment of further electing the Murphy family into office. Then, after playing Money Melody for the day, Dom returns to the topic of inflation, telling how he believes a Republican president can right the ship.
Then, Dom welcomes in House Majority Deputy Whip Guy Reschenthaler back onto the show to take us inside Capitol Hill. Reschenthaler tells what’s been happening on the Hill regarding multiple topics, honing in on the border and telling what Republicans are willing to concede, if anything, to receive their desires for border security. Then, Reschenthaler explains why he’s been a proponent of a new bill re-writing what can be done about cold cases, professing his love for true crime that led to a crime in criminology prior to his election to public office. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom welcomes in House Majority Deputy Whip Guy Reschenthaler back onto the show to take us inside Capitol Hill. Reschenthaler tells what’s been happening on the Hill regarding multiple topics, honing in on the border and telling what Republicans are willing to concede, if anything, to receive their desires for border security. Then, Reschenthaler explains why he’s been a proponent of a new bill re-writing what can be done about cold cases, professing his love for true crime that led to a crime in criminology prior to his election to public office. (Photo by Alex Wong/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes in Senator Wayne Langerholc Jr., author of Senate Bill 140, the bill that introduces a special prosecutor that will be able to prosecute crimes within 500 feet from a public transportation stop. This has seen considerable pushback from Philadelphia democrats, telling that this targets Larry Krasner and usurps the power of the voter, to which Langerholc explains to be untrue. Langerholc clarifies all misconceptions, pointing to the overall benefit that this will have on the citizens on Philadelphia. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom welcomes in Heritage Foundation’s Jonathan Butcher back onto the Dom Giordano Program to hear about a new piece he penned for the Daily Signal titled “New Education Model Charts Course for ‘Success Sequence’ in New Year.” Butcher tells about the old way of achieving success in America, telling of the driven necessity of a college education, revealing a stronger influence that’s not often discussed. Then, in laying forth the new ‘success sequence,’ Butcher explains what’s needed in 2023 to find success in adult life, telling that there’s not much preventing anybody from achieving success. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom welcomes in Fox News Border Expert Griff Jenkins onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss the concerning issues continuing to unfold at the border. Jenkins reveals the ridiculously high numbers of migrants pouring over the border, with both Dom and Jenkins discussing the effects that Biden’s lack of control will hold on the upcoming elections. Jenkins offers up the numbers that we’re seeing, telling that the entirety of migrants who have crossed very recently could fill an NFL stadium. Then, Jenkins previews the upcoming New Years Eve coverage on Fox News, and tells that he’ll be hosting Fox and Friends next week. (Photo by John Moore/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom welcomes in Heritage Foundation’s Jonathan Butcher back onto the Dom Giordano Program to hear about a new piece he penned for the Daily Signal titled “New Education Model Charts Course for ‘Success Sequence’ in New Year.” Butcher tells about the old way of achieving success in America, telling of the driven necessity of a college education, revealing a stronger influence that’s not often discussed. Then, in laying forth the new ‘success sequence,’ Butcher explains what’s needed in 2023 to find success in adult life, telling that there’s not much preventing anybody from achieving success.
Then, Dom welcomes in Senator Wayne Langerholc Jr., author of Senate Bill 140, the bill that introduces a special prosecutor that will be able to prosecute crimes within 500 feet from a public transportation stop. This has seen considerable pushback from Philadelphia democrats, telling that this targets Larry Krasner and usurps the power of the voter, to which Langerholc explains to be untrue. Langerholc clarifies all misconceptions, pointing to the overall benefit that this will have on the citizens on Philadelphia.
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by taking aim at the National GOP and Ronna McDaniel, who yesterday took to Twitter to take credit for Scott Presler’s great ground campaign of registering voters, posting a news story of Beaver County flipping red and tagging Pennsylvania’s useless GOP rather than Presler, crediting them. This leads Dom to further discuss the incompetency of the Party, offering up changes that they need to look within to make to join Presler in his drive for conservative voters. Then, Dom plays back some more spinning by the Biden administration of the current inflation situation, featuring some clips of Democrats suggesting the issue is such a strong one that Democrats have to do a better job of
Then, Dom welcomes in Fox News Border Expert Griff Jenkins onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss the concerning issues continuing to unfold at the border. Jenkins reveals the ridiculously high numbers of migrants pouring over the border, with both Dom and Jenkins discussing the effects that Biden’s lack of control will hold on the upcoming elections. Jenkins offers up the numbers that we’re seeing, telling that the entirety of migrants who have crossed very recently could fill an NFL stadium. Then, Jenkins previews the upcoming New Years Eve coverage on Fox News, and tells that he’ll be hosting Fox and Friends next week. (Photo by Justin Sullivan/Getty Images)
In today’s third hour, Dom welcomed Pastor Joshua C. Robertson, Senior Pastor The Rock Church of Harrisburg, PA. on to the Dom Giordano Program to hear why he chose to pen an opinion piece in support of school choice for PennLive. Robertson, who serves as Founder of the Black Pastors United in Education, explains in the op-ed the overall importance that allowing children and parents to choose their academic destiny in a childs’ education. Robertson explains the purpose of his organization, telling of the importance of unifying both parties in effort to further the education of Pennsylvania’s children. Then, Dom continues the final hour by swapping between multiple topics including the upcoming presidential election and the decision by the Pope to allow the blessing of LGBT unions. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Dom welcomed Pastor Joshua C. Robertson, Senior Pastor The Rock Church of Harrisburg, PA. on to the Dom Giordano Program to hear why he chose to pen an opinion piece in support of school choice for PennLive. Robertson, who serves as Founder of the Black Pastors United in Education, explains in the op-ed the overall importance that allowing children and parents to choose their academic destiny in a childs’ education. Robertson explains the purpose of his organization, telling of the importance of unifying both parties in effort to further the education of Pennsylvania’s children. (Photo by Getty Images)
In today’s second hour, Dom leads off the hour by telling about Senator Bob Casey’s new effort to story tell his way through inflation, telling the story of a fictional mother named Annie who blames brands for the inflation that Democrats have caused. Then, Dom tells about a pushback against Christmas on local school buses, calling out the School District that have disallowed drivers from playing ‘religious’ Christmas music. Also, Dom forecasts the upcoming presidential election, explaining why he continues to believe Nikki Haley to not have much a chance in the upcoming primary.
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by giving credit to friend Scott Presler, who spent the weekend at the Oaks Gun Show looking to register potential voters for the upcoming election. Dom takes a minute to hone in on local Republican parties, taking aim at their continued lackadaisical approach to voter registration. Then, Dom offers his thoughts on the shocking news of sexual acts in the Senate, asking why the media has tried to suppress what would otherwise be a headline story. Also, Dom tells of a new edict set forth by the Pope that allows Catholic Priests to bless those in gay unions, giving a surprising take on the decision. Dom then tells that Katie Brennan has come out against Tammy Murphy in her Senate campaign, reminding all of the treatment she received when she alleged that she was raped by a Murphy staffer. (Photo by Dan Kitwood/Getty Images)
Dom Giordano, WPHT host and former teacher, has dedicated much of his daily show toward parents who are taking it into their own hands to push back against school boards that have a negative impact on their children. This has culminated in a weekly podcast on education, Readin', Writin', and Reason, which has allowed wonderful relationships to develop between Giordano, educators, and parents throughout the country who are speaking out against overbearing school boards.
First, Dom welcomes in Pennsylvania State Representative Joe Adams on to discuss a bill he’s proposed that would require Pennsylvania schools to teach cursive. This is an issue that Dom has long held close to his heart, explaining why he believes this is an absolutely necessary skill for young Americans to learn. Adams tells why this requirement has disappeared from schools, explaining why the subject has largely been replaced in local schools. Then, Dom asks if there’s any pushback, with Adams noting the positive reinforcement he’s gotten from many of his colleagues, telling that there have been over a dozen co-signers on the bill.
Then, Dom welcomes Congresswoman Virginia Foxx onto the podcast, Chair of the House Committee on Education and Workforce, after she presided over the hearing last week that went viral featuring University presidents refusing to condemn calls for genocide on their campus. Foxx takes us inside the hearing, telling us how she felt and what was said following, explaining why the comments made were so offensive. Then, Foxx previews what’s next to come in the investigation to hold colleges accountable for their soft support of antisemitism, and tells how she plans to address the inflated tuition costs that students have to deal with if attending college.
Finally, Dom welcomes Dr. Peter W. Wood back onto the Dom Giordano Program, author of the 1620 Project, to discuss how students in our colleges and universities have delved so far into antisemitism. Dom asks for Dr. Wood to contextualize the term ‘colonization,’ asking how the Left has turned the term into a label for victimhood, and how the term is wrongly applied to Jews.
Dom leads off the Dom Giordano Program by continuing the conversation centered around inflation, and the issues facing our country, playing back an open admission by a Democrat that the issues at the border will continue while Republicans remain strong on Ukraine. Then, Dom welcomes legendary sportswriter Ray Didinger back onto the Dom Giordano Program, this time to preview the upcoming Monday Night Football matchup between our beloved Philadelphia Eagles and the Seahawks of Seattle. Ray tells what's broken with our defense, and suggests a great documentary centered around one of the Eagles defensive greats. (Photo by Paul Morigi/Getty Images)
In today’s second hour, Dom leads off the Dom Giordano Program by welcoming in a caller, who’d like to know some information on how to donate to Toys for Tots, which prompts a discussion about inflation. Dom tells how the Biden administration and other Democrats continue to spin what’s obvious to all Americans, telling of Senator Bob Casey’s usage of ‘greedflation’ and ‘shrinkflation’ to place blame on business leaders.
Then, Dom welcomes in Robin Shaffer, Spokesperson for Protect Our Coasts New Jersey, to the Dom Giordano Program after receiving word that New Jersey legislators have dropped their effort to codify their push for ‘green energy,’ which would create the inevitability of windmills off the coast of the Jersey Shore. Shaffer explains why this is such a big win, and tells what’s to come in the continued push against offshore windmills that would negatively affect both the environment and the economy.
Then, Dom welcomes in media critic Neal Zoren to hear about some of the best-television shows and films that debuted in 2023. First, Dom asks Zoren about the most-watched Netflix series in 2023 Night Agent, which Zoren highly recommends, causing Dom to also recommend Netflix’s Diplomat. Then Neal offers his Top 3 for the year, first recommending Season 5 of Fargo, telling that the standalone season of television is one of his favorites he’s seen in a longtime. Also, Neal tells why he’s been won over by The Bear, telling why he believes one particular episode stands out as potentially the best television episode of all time. Finally, he recommends the final season of Succession, telling why he believes the series as a whole ranks among the best of all time. (Photo by Justin Sullivan/Getty Images)
Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by discussing the passing of Act 40, a bill in the Pennsylvania State House that disallows prosecutions from controversial DA Larry Krasner on crimes taking place within 500 yards from any SEPTA property. Then, Dom offers an update on the Biden administration’s continued effort to spin the rampant inflation we see in our everyday lives, revealing the next chapter in the Bob Casey ‘skrinkflation’ saga, after he was last caught counting Kleenex.
Then, Dom welcomes in Representative Amen Brown back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss the importance of a few bills that have recently passed in Philadelphia and Pennsylvania. First, Rep. Brown offers his thoughts on Philadelphia City Council’s Anthony Phillips and his bill that he recently got passed that bans the wearing of ski masks in public places, explaining that wearing these face masks only invites police questioning after a string of crimes with perpetrators using them to hide their identities. Then, Amen offers his thoughts on Act 40, a new bill passed in State Senate that limits Krasner’s prosecutorial power, disallowing him the ability to prosecute crimes within 500 yards of a SEPTA station. Also, Brown explains why he voted in favor of Taylor Swift, explaining he was fearful of becoming the next topic of one of her songs. (Photo by Scott Heins/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes in Robin Shaffer, Spokesperson for Protect Our Coasts New Jersey, to the Dom Giordano Program after receiving word that New Jersey legislators have dropped their effort to codify their push for ‘green energy,’ which would create the inevitability of windmills off the coast of the Jersey Shore. Shaffer explains why this is such a big win, and tells what’s to come in the continued push against offshore windmills that would negatively affect both the environment and the economy. (Photo by Christopher Furlong/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes in Fox News legal analyst Gregg Jarrett back onto the Dom Giordano Program, author of the newly released The Constitution of the United States and Other Patriotic Documents. First, Giordano asks Jarrett, to look at both the Hunter Biden and Donald Trump cases through a constitutional lens, with Gregg expertly breaking down what’s happened to this point and predicting what’s to come in both trials. (Photo by Joe Corrigan/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes legendary sportswriter Ray Didinger back onto the Dom Giordano Program, this time to preview the upcoming Monday Night Football matchup between our beloved Philadelphia Eagles and the Seahawks of Seattle. Ray tells what's broken with our defense, and suggests a great documentary centered around one of the Eagles defensive greats. (Photo by Streeter Lecka/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes in Representative Amen Brown back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss the importance of a few bills that have recently passed in Philadelphia and Pennsylvania. First, Rep. Brown offers his thoughts on Philadelphia City Council’s Anthony Phillips and his bill that he recently got passed that bans the wearing of ski masks in public places, explaining that wearing these face masks only invites police questioning after a string of crimes with perpetrators using them to hide their identities. Then, Amen offers his thoughts on PA Senate Bill 140, a new bill passed in State Senate that limits Krasner’s prosecutorial power, disallowing him the ability to prosecute crimes within 500 yards of a SEPTA station. Also, Brown explains why he voted in favor of Taylor Swift, explaining he was fearful of becoming the next topic of one of her songs. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom welcomes back ace attorney Wally Zimolong onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss another big win he’s received in court for election integrity. Zimolong tells that the Pennsylvania Court of Common Pleas has granted a preliminary injunction that voids Delaware County’s ordinance that affords Democrats power to veto Republican nominees to the County Board of Elections. Zimolong and Giordano discuss the implications of such an ordinance, and Zimolong predicts where the case will go from here and previews other cases related to election integrity.
Dom welcomes Congresswoman Virginia Foxx back onto the Dom Giordano Program, Chair of the House Committee on Education and Workforce, after she presided over the hearing last week that went viral featuring University presidents refusing to condemn calls for genocide on their campus. Foxx takes us inside the hearing, telling us how she felt and what was said following, explaining why the comments made were so offensive. Then, Foxx previews what’s next to come in the investigation to hold colleges accountable for their soft support of antisemitism, and tells how she plans to address the inflated tuition costs that students have to deal with if attending college. (Photo by Kevin Dietsch/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Dom continues the Dom Giordano Program by telling that Philadelphia City Council has officially passed a bill banning ski masks in public places within the City. This comes after a multitude of crimes perpetuated by individuals wearing these masks to hide their identities, but Dom asks how we expect the Philadelphia Police Force to enforce this. Then, Dom tells that Pennsylvania Lawmakers codified a celebration of Taylor Swift, playing back a clip from State Representative Russ Diamond who used her lyrics to sing why this bill shouldn't be passed. (Photo by Pascal Le Segretain/Getty Images)
In today’s second hour, Dom welcomes back ace attorney Wally Zimolong onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss another big win he’s received in court for election integrity. Zimolong tells that the Pennsylvania Court of Common Pleas has granted a preliminary injunction that voids Delaware County’s ordinance that affords Democrats power to veto Republican nominees to the County Board of Elections. Zimolong and Giordano discuss the implications of such an ordinance, and Zimolong predicts where the case will go from here and previews other cases related to election integrity.
Then, Dom welcomes in Pennsylvania State Representative Joe Adams onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss a bill he’s proposed that would require Pennsylvania schools to teach cursive. This is an issue that Dom has long held close to his heart, explaining why he believes this is an absolutely necessary skill for young Americans to learn. Adams tells why this requirement has disappeared from schools, explaining why the subject has largely been replaced in local schools. Then, Dom asks if there’s any pushback, with Adams noting the positive reinforcement he’s gotten from many of his colleagues, telling that there have been over a dozen co-signers on the bill. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom welcomes back Robin Schaffer, activist with Protect Our Coast New Jersey, back onto the Dom Giordano Program to tell why some protestors were arrested after laying in an Ocean City road in hopes to prevent the groundbreaking of Orsted’s Ocean Wind 1 project, which will install controversial wind turbines off the coast of the Jersey Shore. Schaffer takes us inside the incident, telling why those individuals who were arrested feel so strongly about this topic, with a couple of them being business owners, willing to put their liberty on the line. Robin delves deep into the details of the protest, and previews what he and the other protestors hope to accomplish in the coming months. (Photo by Getty Images)
In today’s third hour, Dom welcomes back Robin Schaffer, activist with Protect Our Coast New Jersey, back onto the Dom Giordano Program to tell why some protestors were arrested after laying in an Ocean City road in hopes to prevent the groundbreaking of Orsted’s Ocean Wind 1 project, which will install controversial wind turbines off the coast of the Jersey Shore. Schaffer takes us inside the incident, telling why those individuals who were arrested feel so strongly about this topic, with a couple of them being business owners, willing to put their liberty on the line. Robin delves deep into the details of the protest, and previews what he and the other protestors hope to accomplish in the coming months.
Then, after playing Money Melody for the day, Dom welcomes in former Chester County Sheriff Bunny Welsh, who Dom suggested earlier in the show would’ve captured Cavalcante much sooner than two weeks. Sheriff Bunny Welsh explains the changes to the County’s Sheriff office since she’s left, explaining that the lack of dogs significantly contributed to the delays in the search. (Photo by Mark Makela/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes in former Chester County Sheriff Bunny Welsh, who Dom suggested earlier in the show would’ve captured Cavalcante much sooner than two weeks. Sheriff Bunny Welsh explains the changes to the County’s Sheriff office since she’s left, explaining that the lack of dogs significantly contributed to the delays in the search. (Photo by Mark Makela/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes in ‘Mr. Chester County’ Guy Ciarrocchi, former Deputy Attorney General in PA congressional candidate in Chester County, back onto the Dom Giordano Program to celebrate the return of safety to his County after the capture of escaped fugitive Danelo Cavalcante. Ciarrocchi, who’s appeared regularly on 1210WPHT throughout this entire debacle, takes us through the mistakes made by leadership that led to a drawn out search. Then, Ciarrocchi tells about a coming prison board meeting, explaining why he thinks leadership is strong-arming any negativity away from the situation by relocating their next meeting to the prison itself. Also, Ciarrocchi discusses the gloating after the capture, explaining that the phrase shouldn’t be “we got him,” but instead, “we shouldn’t have let him out!” (Photo by Mark Makela/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom leads off the second hour of the Dom Giordano Program by continuing the conversation centered on Danelo Cavalcante. Dom takes calls from listeners celebrating the capture, also asking them whether this made any political impact on suburban voters who have leaned progressive in recent elections. Then, Dom plays back a clip from a Central Bucks School District board meeting, in which a person threw a chair like Bob Knight in disagreement.
Then, Dom welcomes in Dana Hunter, President of the Central Bucks School District, back onto the Dom Giordano Program to tell us why a chair was thrown at last night’s school board meeting. Hunter explains the situation, telling why debate elevated to a physical confrontation. Also, Hunter lays forth her district’s policy on how they determine which books are allowed in libraries, responding to a heated senate hearing yesterday featuring Senator John Kennedy grilling individuals in favor of explicit books in school libraries. (Photo by Gary Mook /Allsport)
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by discussing the capture of Danelo Cavalcante, explaining why he doesn’t believe this to be a ‘great job’ by police. Dom plays back some clips from Governor Josh Shapiro celebrating the capture of the fugitive who was loose for two weeks, explaining why he continues to be disappointed with his performance in the highest office in the State.
Then, Dom welcomes in ‘Mr. Chester County’ Guy Ciarrocchi, former Deputy Attorney General in PA congressional candidate in Chester County, back onto the Dom Giordano Program to celebrate the return of safety to his County after the capture of escaped fugitive Danelo Cavalcante. Ciarrocchi, who’s appeared regularly on 1210WPHT throughout this entire debacle, takes us through the mistakes made by leadership that led to a drawn out search. Then, Ciarrocchi tells about a coming prison board meeting, explaining why he thinks leadership is strong-arming any negativity away from the situation by relocating their next meeting to the prison itself. Also, Ciarrocchi discusses the gloating after the capture, explaining that the phrase shouldn’t be “we got him,” but instead, “we shouldn’t have let him out!” (Photo by Pennsylvania State Police via Getty Images)
Dom welcomes in Dana Hunter, President of the Central Bucks School District, back onto the Dom Giordano Program to tell us why a chair was thrown at last night’s school board meeting. Hunter explains the situation, telling why debate elevated to a physical confrontation. Also, Hunter lays forth her district’s policy on how they determine which books are allowed in libraries, responding to a heated senate hearing yesterday featuring Senator John Kennedy grilling individuals in favor of explicit books in school libraries. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom welcomes Representative Scott Perry, Chair of the House Freedom Caucus, after he held a fiery press conference yesterday announcing an impeachment inquiry into President Joe Biden and his finances. Rep. Perry explains why he and his colleagues are launching this inquiry, delving into the details discovered through multiple hearings investigating the business dealings of his son, Hunter Biden, and the role that the President, serving as Vice President at the time, had in the foreign affairs. (Photo by Drew Angerer/Getty Images)
In today’s third hour, Dom leads off the Dom Giordano Program by welcoming in singer Stella Mabry, singer of new song Mean Girl, which calls out bullying in the younger generation. Mabry explains why she decided to write a song about the situation she’s been dealing with at school, telling of the negative social implications of bullying for teenagers. Also, Mabry tells a little about herself, explaining why she started writing music, and previews what’s to come for her career moving forward. (Photo by Kevin Winter/Getty Images for TAS Rights Management)
Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Dom leads off the Dom Giordano Program by welcoming in singer Stella Mabry, singer of new song Mean Girl, which calls out bullying in the younger generation. Mabry explains why she decided to write a song about the situation she’s been dealing with at school, telling of the negative social implications of bullying for teenagers. Also, Mabry tells a little about herself, explaining why she started writing music, and previews what’s to come for her career moving forward.
Then, Dom spends a majority of the remainder of the hour offering updates and his opinion on the continued search for Danelo Cavalcante. Dom reveals that he learned from Mr. Chester County, regular guest Guy Ciarrocchi, that the prison board meeting for this month has been relocated away from downtown West Chester and into the prison. Dom and Dan wonder why they would do something like this, with Dan asking if they’re already dealing with security issues, why create another issue for themselves unless his was a strategic decision. (Photo by Mark Makela/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom leads off the Dom Giordano Program by discussing the updates in the continued investigation into the Biden family, with questions still remaining about Hunter Biden and his father’s involvement in his dealings with foreign entities. Then, Dom continues a topic he discussed yesterday, explaining again why he takes offense to Biden not appearing at a site of 9/11 to commemorate the tragic day. Also, Dom provides updates on the continued manhunt for Danelo Cavalcante throughout the hour, and offers up some discussion centered on the continued war in Ukraine. In addition, Dom Giordano provides an update on a memorial he called to be removed a couple weeks ago that honors Nazi SS soldiers who worked alongside Ukrainians to fight against the Soviets. (Photo by Spencer Platt/Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by telling about his perilous morning stuck in an elevator here at the Audacy headquarters. Then, Dom moves into the topics of the day, updating listeners on the search for escaped convict Danelo Cavalcante in Chester County, as an alignment of police forces conduct a manhunt for the fugitive. Also, Dom announces his side topic of the day, asking listeners to dial in with places that they’d hate to find themselves stuck.
Then, Dom welcomes Pennsylvania State Senator Cris Dush, Chairman of the Pennsylvania Senate Second Amendment Caucus, to discuss New Mexico Governor Michelle Lujan Grisham’s announcement that she will be banning firearms in Albuquerque, completely trouncing the Constitution. First, though, Dush offers his thoughts on the continued manhunt for escaped convict Danelo Cavalcante. Then, delving into the topic at hand, Dush explains the role of the Senate Second Amendment Caucus, telling why Pennsylvania Republicans have in place a plan to confront any similar actions from Democratic leadership. (Photo by Spencer Platt/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes Pennsylvania State Senator Cris Dush, Chairman of the Pennsylvania Senate Second Amendment Caucus, to discuss New Mexico Governor Michelle Lujan Grisham’s announcement that she will be banning firearms in Albuquerque, completely trouncing the Constitution. First, though, Dush offers his thoughts on the continued manhunt for escaped convict Danelo Cavalcante. Then, delving into the topic at hand, Dush explains the role of the Senate Second Amendment Caucus, telling why Pennsylvania Republicans have in place a plan to confront any similar actions from Democratic leadership. (Photo by Toya Sarno Jordan/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes in ‘Mr. Chester County’ Guy Ciarrocchi back onto the Dom Giordano Program to hear the former Congressional candidate and former Deputy Attorney General of Pennsylvania’s thoughts on the prison break of fugitive Danelo Cavalcante in Chester County. Ciarrocchi tells us what people in the County are feeling, with Giordano asking whether people are recognizing the incompetence in leadership during the search. (Photo by Spencer Platt/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes in Col. Allen B. West, former U.S. Congressman, back onto the Dom Giordano Program to reflect on 9/11 and tell us what he’s been up to recently. First, West tells us that he’s a fan of the Falcons and was happy to see them win when asked if he’s a Cowboys fan, a good answer for Philadelphia listeners. Then, Col. West takes us back to the fateful day, telling that he was still with the Marines when the events unfolded, explaining what he felt as an active service member knowing what’s to come after the tragedy. After that, Dom asks for the Colonel’s thoughts on President Biden’s decision to remember the day in Alaska, making him the first ever U.S. President to not commemorate the event at one of the tragedy’s locations. (Photo by Kevin Hagen/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Dom leads off the Dom Giordano Program by telling that there is a press conference occurring regarding the continued hunt for escaped convict Danelo Cavalcante. Dom and producer Dan play clips back from the press conference as it’s happening live, with Dom providing live commentary as he finds out that Cavalcante’s sister refused to aid in the search for her brother, leading to her deportation.
Dom welcomes in ‘Mr. Chester County’ Guy Ciarrocchi back onto the Dom Giordano Program to hear the former Congressional candidate and former Deputy Attorney General of Pennsylvania’s thoughts on the prison break of fugitive Danelo Cavalcante in Chester County. Ciarrocchi tells us what people in the County are feeling, with Giordano asking whether people are recognizing the incompetence in leadership during the search. (Photo by Mark Makela/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom leads off the Dom Giordano Program by playing back some clips from his show on September 11th, 2001, calling attention to the somber anniversary of the nation’s largest terrorist attack. Then, Dom turns to topics of the day, playing back clips from the Perkiomen Valley School District, which made news after board members proposed a policy requiring students to use bathrooms designated for their gender at birth. After that, Dom gives updates on Danelo Cavalcante, the escapee in Chester County, noting that a press conference will take place today at 2PM ET with officials giving updates. This leads Dom to ask why Cavalcante didn’t receive the death penalty, something that Governor Josh Shapiro ran on and then flipped once elected.
Then, Dom welcomes in Col. Allen B. West, former U.S. Congressman, back onto the Dom Giordano Program to reflect on 9/11 and tell us what he’s been up to recently. First, West tells us that he’s a fan of the Falcons and was happy to see them win when asked if he’s a Cowboys fan, a good answer for Philadelphia listeners. Then, Col. West takes us back to the fateful day, telling that he was still with the Marines when the events unfolded, explaining what he felt as an active service member knowing what’s to come after the tragedy. After that, Dom asks for the Colonel’s thoughts on President Biden’s decision to remember the day in Alaska, making him the first ever U.S. President to not commemorate the event at one of the tragedy’s locations. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by discussing the impact of today’s anniversary, as we all remember the horrific events that happened 22 years ago on September 11th, 2001. Dom reveals that President Joe Biden is in Alaska today, not visiting any of the sites of the day, calling out the utter disrespect shown to the families of victims. Also, Dom delves into a speech given by Trump in which he addresses how he’ll approach the topic of abortion head on.
Then, Dom welcomes Governor Mike Huckabee back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss the anniversary of the tragic September 11th, 2001 terrorist attack. First, Huckabee tells Giordano what he's been up to, with Huckabee telling listeners to check out his awesome Mike Huckabee Show on TBN, revealing who his guests were on the most recent episode. Then, Huckabee and Giordano discuss the topic at hand, with both remembering the day and expressing disgust that President Biden has largely shrugged off the day. Also, Huckabee and Giordano discuss the state of politics and the Republican Party after a letter last week sent by multiple Presidential libraries stating that our democracy is in danger. (Photo by Mario Tama/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes Governor Mike Huckabee back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss the anniversary of the tragic September 11th, 2001 terrorist attack. First, Huckabee tells Giordano what he's been up to, with Huckabee telling listeners to check out his awesome Mike Huckabee Show on TBN, revealing who his guests were on the most recent episode. Then, Huckabee and Giordano discuss the topic at hand, with both remembering the day and expressing disgust that President Biden has largely shrugged off the day. Also, Huckabee and Giordano discuss the state of politics and the Republican Party after a letter last week sent by multiple Presidential libraries stating that our democracy is in danger. (Photo by Spencer Platt/Getty Images)
Dom Giordano, WPHT host and former teacher, has dedicated much of his daily show toward parents who are taking it into their own hands to push back against school boards that have a negative impact on their children. This has culminated in a weekly podcast on education, Readin', Writin', and Reason, which has allowed wonderful relationships to develop between Giordano, educators, and parents throughout the country who are speaking out against overbearing school boards.
This week, Dom welcomes back Dr. Marty Makary of Johns Hopkins University, author of The Price We Pay: What Broke American Health Care and How to Fix It, to get some unbiased updates centered around the Coronavirus pandemic. Dr. Makary offers his analysis on a CNN interview provided this weekend by Dr. Anthony Fauci, where he continued to try and push a masking narrative, flying in the face of all the scientific data we’ve developed since the shutdowns during the virus.
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom leads off the Dom Giordano Program by returning to the topic of multiple presidential libraries calling attention to a damaged democracy, a direct shot toward former President and candidate Donald Trump .Then, Dom tells about a podcast he listened to that proposes a ‘coffee cup test’ for new hires in an interview process, which both Dan and Dom support. After that, Dom tells of a popular brewery that is pulling out of New Jersey, telling why this is another example of overregulation of a new industry, tying it to perils that marijuana companies face in the State. Also, Dom asks listeners for topics that they wish conservative candidates for President would spend more time on.
Then, Dom welcomes in Atlantic City’s Scott Cronick back onto the Dom Giordano Program to hear what’s going on in the world of entertainment. First, Cronick suggests Joke Man, a documentary starring former Howard Stern sidekick Jackie Martling’s story, which kicks off a conversation about the decline of the Howard Stern Show. Then, Cronick suggests the new installation of the Justified franchise on FX, telling that actor Walton Goggins among the rest of the cast has returned, which gives both Dan and Scott chance to highlight Goggins’ amazing career. Also, Scott tells us what’s worth checking out at the shore during the shoulder season, and offers up one more series that the listeners may want to check out. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | Dom welcomes back in one of the voices of New York City, Curtis Sliwa, former Mayoral Candidate against Eric Adams, back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss the unfolding migrant crisis in New York City as border states continue ship migrants to ‘sanctuary cities’ as their borders are flooded. Tonight, Sliwa will speak at an event held by the Coalition to Save Our Neighborhoods in Queens Village to highlight the hugely negative effects that the influx of undocumented immigrants on the City he loves. Sliwa explains these negative effects to the Dom Giordano Program, and tell what he’ll continue to do to pressure on his City’s government to lean on the Biden administration to secure our borders. Also, Sliwa tells that he plans to run for Mayor again against Eric Adams in effort to prevent this situation from continuing or happening again.
Also, at some point in today's second hour, Dom noted on the Dom Giordano Program that a local New Jersey Brewery, Lunacy Brewery, is having to shutter its doors due to archaic policies and regulations forced on his business by the New Jersey State Government. During that time, we got a call behind the scenes from a Rick, a partner in Lunacy Brewery, who wanted to offer his story for our listeners. Producers worked with him behind the scenes to have him dial in during the third hour, where Rick, in an incredibly candid interview, laid his emotions on the table after his dream was ripped away from him for something out of his control, something that shouldn't exist, being over-regulation by the State that's causing many like himself to feel robbed. (Photo by Michael M. Santiago/Getty Images)
At some point in today's second hour, Dom noted on the Dom Giordano Program that a local New Jersey Brewery, Lunacy Brewery, is having to shutter its doors due to archaic policies and regulations forced on his business by the New Jersey State Government. During that time, we got a call behind the scenes from a Rick, a partner in Lunacy Brewery, who wanted to offer his story for our listeners. Producers worked with him behind the scenes to have him dial in during the third hour, where Rick, in an incredibly candid interview, laid his emotions on the table after his dream was ripped away from him for something out of his control, something that shouldn't exist, being over-regulation by the State that's causing many like himself to feel robbed.
Dom welcomes back in one of the voices of New York City, Curtis Sliwa, former Mayoral Candidate against Eric Adams, back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss the unfolding migrant crisis in New York City as border states continue ship migrants to ‘sanctuary cities’ as their borders are flooded. Tonight, Sliwa will speak at an event held by the Coalition to Save Our Neighborhoods in Queens Village to highlight the hugely negative effects that the influx of undocumented immigrants on the City he loves. Sliwa explains these negative effects to the Dom Giordano Program, and tell what he’ll continue to do to pressure on his City’s government to lean on the Biden administration to secure our borders. Also, Sliwa tells that he plans to run for Mayor again against Eric Adams in effort to prevent this situation from continuing or happening again. (Photo by Michael M. Santiago/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes New Jersey State Senator Joe Pennacchio back onto the Dom Giordano Program to hear why he and other state lawmakers have called out the Murphy administration for actions taking during Coronavirus and with Veterans after a Department of Justice report. In the report, the DoJ noted that Murphy provided constitutionally deficient care for residents a memorial homes at Menlo Park and Paramus. Pennacchio has joined multiple times calling attention to decisions regarding veterans and nursing homes, and this only further proves some questionable behavior by the administration. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by offering an update on the statement released by multiple entities representing Presidential libraries that calls out the threat to Democracy that Donald Trump’s brand of politics poses, which Dom reports was kicked off by the Bush camp. This topic persists for the majority of the hour, with Dom playing back clips from Joe Scarborough and Jon Meacham who both agree with the letter, pointing out why they’re wrong.
Then, Dom welcomes New Jersey State Senator Joe Pennacchio back onto the Dom Giordano Program to hear why he and other state lawmakers have called out the Murphy administration for actions taking during Coronavirus and with Veterans after a Department of Justice report. In the report, the DoJ noted that Murphy provided constitutionally deficient care for residents a memorial homes at Menlo Park and Paramus. Pennacchio has joined multiple times calling attention to decisions regarding veterans and nursing homes, and this only further proves some questionable behavior by the administration. (Photo by Michael M. Santiago/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Dom welcomes Chester County Candidate for DA Ryan Hyde onto the Dom Giordano Program to hear his thoughts on the continued hunt for Danelo Cavalcante, an escaped convict who was serving time for homicide, here illegally as a wanted man in Brazil. Hyde leads off by explaining that the County’s DA sits on the Prison Board, laying forth the role that a DA would have in preventing something like this from happening, something Hyde suggests should’ve easily been done after an escape using the same method just months earlier. Then, Hyde continues by explaining what he would do, and what the DA should be doing, to aid in the search and to prevent situations like this from happening in the future. Also, Hyde tells us a bit more about himself, with Dom digging to hear his stance on capital punishment after a flip-flop by Governor Josh Shapiro on the issue. (Photo by Getty Images)
In today’s third hour, Dom welcomes Chester County Candidate for DA Ryan Hyde onto the Dom Giordano Program to hear his thoughts on the continued hunt for Danelo Cavalcante, an escaped convict who was serving time for homicide, here illegally as a wanted man in Brazil. Hyde leads off by explaining that the County’s DA sits on the Prison Board, laying forth the role that a DA would have in preventing something like this from happening, something Hyde suggests should’ve easily been done after an escape using the same method just months earlier. Then, Hyde continues by explaining what he would do, and what the DA should be doing, to aid in the search and to prevent situations like this from happening in the future. Also, Hyde tells us a bit more about himself, with Dom digging to hear his stance on capital punishment after a flip-flop by Governor Josh Shapiro on the issue. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom leads off the Dom Giordano Program by continuing the conversation centered on a letter released today by entities in charge of 13 presidential libraries dating back to Hoover that calls out the decision by the Reagan library to host a Republican debate. Dom tells about the qualms presented in the letter, pointing out the absolute hypocrisy in calling for a diversity of opinion while targeting Trump and conservative beliefs. For the majority of the hour, Dom takes his time to break down comments from the individual presidential libraries, and callers call in with their opinion and further information on the leadership of said organizations. (Photo by Tom Pennington/Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by offering updates on the Chester County escapee, asking why the fugitive continues to evade a county-wide police search. Dom reveals that officials have excused their failures with the justification that it’s too hot, which Dom finds laughably questionable. Then, Dom plays back a clip from New York City Mayor Eric Adams, who said that the migrant crisis will destroy his City, blaming the actions of Texas Governor Greg Abbott, rather than honestly calling out the leader of his Party in Washington, D.C. Then, Dom provides an update on the effort by Philadelphia coffee shops to unionize, telling of some asks by the union, including excused lateness for no reason and a firing policy based on how much employees report is in their bank account. Then, Dom tells that, this afternoon, entities supporting 13 presidential libraries dating back to Herbert Hoover, released a letter calling for a re-commitment to our country’s values, including the rule of law and respecting a diversity of beliefs, a direct shot at the Republican party after the announcement that the Reagan library will host an upcoming GOP debate.
Dom Giordano, WPHT host and former teacher, has dedicated much of his daily show toward parents who are taking it into their own hands to push back against school boards that have a negative impact on their children. This has culminated in a weekly podcast on education, Readin', Writin', and Reason, which has allowed wonderful relationships to develop between Giordano, educators, and parents throughout the country who are speaking out against overbearing school boards.
Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Dom welcomes in Denny Levinson, Atlantic County Executive, onto the Dom Giordano Program to hear his thoughts on the decision to relocate 60,000 migrants to Atlantic County as the flood at the southern border continues. This comes after New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy deemed the state a ‘Sanctuary State,’ enabling this shipment after New York decided that they could not handle the influx. Levinson explains that Atlantic County is one of the poorer counties in the State without the capacity to handle this situation, explaining that he’s confident that they wouldn’t be able to handle it even if they had the most money in the State.
Then, Dom returns to the topic of schools closing due to the extreme heat advisory in Philadelphia, telling why he’s against the decision. This leads Dom into a conversation about school district leadership both in Philadelphia and the suburbs, asking how, with inflated budgets, schools continue to find themselves without proper cooling systems. Also, Dom returns to the debate about whether a monument honoring the SS should be removed from Elkins Park, a Philadelphia suburb. (Photo by Getty Images)
In today’s third hour, Dom welcomes in Denny Levinson, Atlantic County Executive, onto the Dom Giordano Program to hear his thoughts on the decision to relocate 60,000 migrants to Atlantic County as the flood at the southern border continues. This comes after New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy deemed the state a ‘Sanctuary State,’ enabling this shipment after New York decided that they could not handle the influx. Levinson explains that Atlantic County is one of the poorer counties in the State without the capacity to handle this situation, explaining that he’s confident that they wouldn’t be able to handle it even if they had the most money in the State. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom announces that more schools have joined the ranks of those closing due to the heat wave Philadelphia is currently experiencing, taking a call from a teacher who explains the conditions that teachers are having to deal with during the excessive heat. Then, Dom calls upon Joan Cullen to chime in, with the former leader of Pennridge explaining why a half day was necessary for her school district. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom welcomes back Dr. Marty Makary of Johns Hopkins University, author of The Price We Pay: What Broke American Health Care and How to Fix It, to get some unbiased updates centered around the Coronavirus pandemic. Dr. Makary offers his analysis on a CNN interview provided this weekend by Dr. Anthony Fauci, where he continued to try and push a masking narrative, flying in the face of all the scientific data we’ve developed since the shutdowns during the virus. (Photo by J. Scott Applewhite-Pool/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes in Jared McBride, professor at UCLA and historian of Russia, Ukraine, and Eastern Europe in the 20th Century with a focus on mass violence, the Holocaust, interethnic conflict, nationalist movements, and war crimes prosecution. McBride was recently quoted in the Inquirer in an article focusing on a very controversial monument that was erected in Elkins Park 30 years ago recognizing the 14th Waffen Grenadier Division of the Schutzstaffel, a Nazi military branch regularly referred to as ‘The SS.’ The argument from supporters is that these alleged Nazi sympathizers aided the United States in the war against the Soviet Union, which McBride dissects as revisionist history. (Photo by Fox Photos/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom welcomes in Jared McBride, professor at UCLA and historian of Russia, Ukraine, and Eastern Europe in the 20th Century with a focus on mass violence, the Holocaust, interethnic conflict, nationalist movements, and war crimes prosecution. McBride was recently quoted in the Inquirer in an article focusing on a very controversial monument that was erected in Elkins Park 30 years ago recognizing the 14th Waffen Grenadier Division of the Schutzstaffel, a Nazi military branch regularly referred to as ‘The SS.’ The argument from supporters is that these alleged Nazi sympathizers aided the United States in the war against the Soviet Union, which McBride dissects as revisionist history.
Then, Dom announces that more schools have joined the ranks of those closing due to the heat wave Philadelphia is currently experiencing, taking a call from a teacher who explains the conditions that teachers are having to deal with during the excessive heat. Then, Dom calls upon Joan Cullen to chime in, with the former leader of Pennridge explaining why a half day was necessary for her school district. (Photo by Keystone/Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by offering up some of the 2024 Presidential contenders favorite songs, quizzing Dan for who picked what for their list. Then, Dom moves into a conversation about the Chester County escapee, asking why people in the suburbs continue to support progressive policies like the open borders propagated by the Biden administration and the changes made by DA Krasner that has led to a crime explosion in the area. After that, Dom returns to a local conversation centered on the resignation of Police Commissioner Danielle Outlaw, explaining why Mayor Kenney’s suggestion that Donald Trump is to blame for her failures is absolutely ludicrous.
Then, Dom welcomes back Dr. Marty Makary of Johns Hopkins University, author of The Price We Pay: What Broke American Health Care and How to Fix It, to get some unbiased updates centered around the Coronavirus pandemic. Dr. Makary offers his analysis on a CNN interview provided this weekend by Dr. Anthony Fauci, where he continued to try and push a masking narrative, flying in the face of all the scientific data we’ve developed since the shutdowns during the virus. (Photo by Michael Loccisano/Getty Images for SXSW)
Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Dom leads off the Dom Giordano Program by continuing a topic thread he started during yesterday’s Labor Day special, telling of a Nazi-collaborator monument that’s been written about in the Philadelphia Inquirer. Somehow, in the trend of statues and memorials being condemned, this highly controversial monument has been allowed to stand. Dom explains why this is one particular monument that he’d support removing, telling the difference between this statue and ones that deal with more domestic issues.
Then, Dom welcomes in ‘Mr. Chester County’ Guy Ciarrocchi back onto the Dom Giordano Program to hear the former Congressional candidate and former Deputy Attorney General of Pennsylvania’s thoughts on the prison break of a fugitive in West Chester. Said fugitive, Danelo Cavalcante, an illegal immigrant who is wanted in Brazil, stabbed his girlfriend multiple times and is now loose somewhere in the County. Ciarrocchi reveals all the failings that has led to such a situation, pointedly explaining why County leadership and our stance on issues at the border has fostered an environment that allows illegal immigrant fugitives to run reckless through one of Philadelphia’s suburban counties.
Dom welcomes in ‘Mr. Chester County’ Guy Ciarrocchi back onto the Dom Giordano Program to hear the former Congressional candidate and former Deputy Attorney General of Pennsylvania’s thoughts on the prison break of a fugitive in West Chester. Said fugitive, Danelo Cavalcante, an illegal immigrant who is wanted in Brazil, stabbed his girlfriend multiple times and is now loose somewhere in the County. Ciarrocchi reveals all the failings that has led to such a situation, pointedly explaining why County leadership and our stance on issues at the border has fostered an environment that allows illegal immigrant fugitives to run reckless through one of Philadelphia’s suburban counties. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom leads off the Dom Giordano Program by asking what it would take for Democratic politicians in Philadelphia to speak out against radical District Attorney Larry Krasner. This kicks off a conversation with Producer Dan, who suggests that Democratic politicians are afraid of angering billionaire George Soros.
Then, Dom welcomes in FOP Lodge 5 President John McNesby back onto the Dom Giordano Program to hear his thoughts after the surprise announcement today that Police Commissioner Danielle Outlaw will resign from her post. First, McNesby reflects on her job her in Philadelphia, explaining his high hopes for when she was first hired, but wishing her luck in her future endeavors after a general failure here in Philadelphia. Then, McNesby tells listeners what rank-and-file officers desire in their next leader, explaining that a high priority has to be placed on recruitment, with the force suffering huge losses over recent years. Also, McNesby tells whether he thinks a new Police Commissioner can take on District Attorney Larry Krasner, explaining why some push back is necessary.
Then, Dom welcomes in Congressman Jeff Van Drew, who’s furious after hearing the news that immigrants who were sent from the border to New York City will instead be sent to the Atlantic City Airport. Van Drew expresses that he’s done with South Jersey being treated like trash, with now the influx of 60,000 migrants into a town, Egg Harbor Township, which only has a population of around 45,000. Van Drew tells what can be done to prevent this from happening, and explains how the Biden administration has largely caused what we’re now seeing in our own backyards. Also, Van Drew provides an update on the stand against windmills off the Jersey Shore, telling that there’s some positive news. (Photo by Alex Wong/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes in Congressman Jeff Van Drew, who’s furious after hearing the news that immigrants who were sent from the border to New York City will instead be sent to the Atlantic City Airport. Van Drew expresses that he’s done with South Jersey being treated like trash, with now the influx of 60,000 migrants into a town, Egg Harbor Township, which only has a population of around 45,000. Van Drew tells what can be done to prevent this from happening, and explains how the Biden administration has largely caused what we’re now seeing in our own backyards. Also, Van Drew provides an update on the stand against windmills off the Jersey Shore, telling that there’s some positive news. (Photo by Drew Angerer/Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program discussing the huge breaking news announced today by Philadelphia Mayor Jim Kenney that Police Commissioner Danielle Outlaw will be resigning. Dom celebrates the announcement, reflecting on the negative trend of high crime while she led the City’s police force. Then, Dom delves into another topic, offering an update on Chester County, noting closed businesses after a prisoner escaped, kicking off a County-wide manhunt. After that, Dom reveals some local teachers, reporting that the average for educators in Philadelphia suburban counties is up near $100,000. For the remainder of the hour, Dom bumps between the aforementioned topics, and he and Dan offer up what the next Philadelphia Police Commissioner needs to do to drive recruitment for Philadelphia. (Photo by William Thomas Cain/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes in FOP Lodge 5 President John McNesby back onto the Dom Giordano Program to hear his thoughts after the surprise announcement today that Police Commissioner Danielle Outlaw will resign from her post. First, McNesby reflects on her job her in Philadelphia, explaining his high hopes for when she was first hired, but wishing her luck in her future endeavors after a general failure here in Philadelphia. Then, McNesby tells listeners what rank-and-file officers desire in their next leader, explaining that a high priority has to be placed on recruitment, with the force suffering huge losses over recent years. Also, McNesby tells whether he thinks a new Police Commissioner can take on District Attorney Larry Krasner, explaining why some push back is necessary. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Dom welcomes in David Oh, the Republican candidate for Philadelphia’s Mayor, back onto the Dom Giordano Program to hear how his campaign has been unfolding as he tries to defeat Cherelle Parker for ultimate leadership of the City. First, Dom asks for David Oh’s help in a developing situation in the City, with officials removing anti-skateboarding mechanisms from a memorial honoring Veterans. Then, Dom asks Oh to clarify a situation that the Inquirer has been reporting about a Latino Town Hall that the Parker campaign called ‘fake news,’ which he participated in, answering questions from constituents that he hopes vote for him after Parkers continued refusal to debate.
Then, after playing Dom’s Money Melody and taking some calls for the side topic, asking for famous boats and ships, Dom continues with some more serious topics, telling why the local prison escape is another example as to why we need the death penalty. Dom tells about this convicted murderer, who’s here illegally, who escaped a Chester County jail, explaining why maniacs like this person should not be allowed in the Country in the first place. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom welcomes in David Oh, the Republican candidate for Philadelphia’s Mayor, back onto the Dom Giordano Program to hear how his campaign has been unfolding as he tries to defeat Cherelle Parker for ultimate leadership of the City. First, Dom asks for David Oh’s help in a developing situation in the City, with officials removing anti-skateboarding mechanisms from a memorial honoring Veterans. Then, Dom asks Oh to clarify a situation that the Inquirer has been reporting about a Latino Town Hall that the Parker campaign called ‘fake news,’ which he participated in, answering questions from constituents that he hopes vote for him after Parker's continued refusal to debate. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom welcomes political analyst Charlie Gerow back onto the Dom Giordano program, to discuss why he chose to resign as Vice President of CPAC amid turmoil. In a tell-all interview, Gerow lays forth everything that aligned that forced his resignation, explaining a letter he penned to the organization that calls for an investigation into CPAC’s leader and their financial decisions.
Then, Dom continues the Dom Giordano Program by offering an update on the continued effort to re-frame the economic peril we find ourselves as a net positive of the Biden administration. This leads Dom to play back some audio from those associated with the Left touting certain numbers that paint a bright picture, instead arguing the negative implications of policies set forth by the current administration.
Then, Dom welcomes in Virginia Lieutenant Governor Winsome Sears onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss her new book How Sweet It Is: Defending the American Dream. First, Dom asks Winsome Sears to tell her story, with Sears explaining that her father moved her family only weeks prior to Martin Luther King Jr’s ‘I Have a Dream’ Speech with only $1.70 in his pocket. Sears tells that American patriotism runs deep, with her father knowing that even through the turmoil of the civil rights movement, America was the place for his family to thrive. Then, Sears tells of her time spent in the Marines where she learned the electrician trade, telling about her time spent as a small business owner and electrician prior to her life in public office. (Photo by Justin Sullivan/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes in Virginia Lieutenant Governor Winsome Sears onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss her new book How Sweet It Is: Defending the American Dream. First, Dom asks Winsome Sears to tell her story, with Sears explaining that her father moved her family only weeks prior to Martin Luther King Jr’s ‘I Have a Dream’ Speech with only $1.70 in his pocket. Sears tells that American patriotism runs deep, with her father knowing that even through the turmoil of the civil rights movement, America was the place for his family to thrive. Then, Sears tells of her time spent in the Marines where she learned the electrician trade, telling about her time spent as a small business owner and electrician prior to her life in public office. (Photo by Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes political analyst Charlie Gerow back onto the Dom Giordano program, to discuss why he chose to resign as Vice President of CPAC amid turmoil. In a tell-all interview, Gerow lays forth everything that aligned that forced his resignation, explaining a letter he penned to the organization that calls for an investigation into CPAC’s leader and their financial decisions. (Photo by Brandon Bell/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes in Robin Shaffer, member of Protect Our Coasts NJ, back onto the Dom Giordano Program to hear why New Jerseyians are turning on the offshore wind development project set forth by the Murphy administration. Shaffer gladly reports that the awareness campaign seems to be working, with the Danish company facing public pressure due to the negative local economic impact and the repeated deaths of marine mammals. Robin tells what has been done recently to push back against the initiative, and instructs listeners how they themselves can become involved. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by offering up the results of a recent poll that shows that New Jerseyians are turning on the Danish company Orsted, who is installing windmills off the coast of the Jersey shore. Then, Dom tells about his trip to Italy, telling what his favorite parts were and expressing his love for his homeland and its food. Then, Dom offers his analysis on the escape of a local prisoner, who he argues should not have even been in the country in the first place after garnering an international rap sheet.
Then, Dom welcomes in Robin Shaffer, member of Protect Our Coasts NJ, back onto the Dom Giordano Program to hear why New Jerseyians are turning on the offshore wind development project set forth by the Murphy administration. Shaffer gladly reports that the awareness campaign seems to be working, with the Danish company facing public pressure due to the negative local economic impact and the repeated deaths of marine mammals. Robin tells what has been done recently to push back against the initiative, and instructs listeners how they themselves can become involved. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Lou Pate, filling in for Dom Giordano, leads off the Program by discussing ways that we citizens can bring change to our government, with many suffering due to economic implications due to policies set forth by the current administration. Then, Lou gives an update on his status after Hurricane Idalia tore through his home state of Florida, explaining that he's totally fine but telling us the havoc that past storms have brought on his area. Also, Lou plays back a ridiculous new suggestion by Australian 'scientists,' who suggest you should ask your infant child for consent prior to changing their 'nappy.' (Photo by Eric Thayer/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Lou Pate continues the Dom Giordano Program by offering up some more analysis on foreign affairs, offering further evidence why the Biden administration stance of continuing as the World’s Policeman have dug our country a hole while putting our citizens at risk. Then, Lou plays back some clip from Tucker Carlson’s interview with Hungarian President Victor Orban, who suggests that a return of Trump’s foreign policy could be the only thing to save the West. After that, Pate takes some calls from listeners who see what he’s seeing unfold both domestically and foreign. Also, Lou offers his analysis on now the second time Mitch McConnell has frozen at a press conference, explaining why he believes he needs to retire. (Photo by Brandon Bell/Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Lou Pate sat in on the Dom Giordano Program, leading off by discussing the new trend of Americans to see through the shadiness of elected officials, explaining why he feels that many are waking up to the negative implications of the Biden administration on both foreign and domestic affairs. Then, Lou and Producer Dan delve into a conversation about the housing market, with Lou and Dan discussing Dan’s continued efforts to find a home in South Jersey. This leads Lou and callers down a path toward the changing economy set forth by the World Economic Forum, with both Lou and callers explaining why the average citizen feels handcuffed. (Photo by Matthew Stockman/Getty Images)
Matt Rooney filling in for Dom Giordano, welcomes in Broad and Liberty writer and law enforcement expert Ben Mannes to discuss some ridiculous crimes playing out in the City of Philadelphia, including a shooting right outside the steps of Independence Hall, the building of our Country’s creation. This leads Rooney and Mannes into a broader discussion about crimes that should be prevented in the City, with Mannes asking why certain aspects of recent crimes have been neglected by police officials, and whether these decisions come from the top.
Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Matt Rooney filling in for Dom Giordano, welcomes in Broad and Liberty writer and law enforcement expert Ben Mannes to discuss some ridiculous crimes playing out in the City of Philadelphia, including a shooting right outside the steps of Independence Hall, the building of our Country’s creation. This leads Rooney and Mannes into a broader discussion about crimes that should be prevented in the City, with Mannes asking why certain aspects of recent crimes have been neglected by police officials, and whether these decisions come from the top. (Photo by Anna Moneymaker/Getty Images)
Matt Rooney welcomes Dr. Jonathan Lesser onto the Dom Giordano Program, adjunct fellow at the Manhattan Institute, to discuss the media’s quick rush to turn Hurricane Idalia into another warning of horrific weather caused by climate change. Lesser, who has more than 30 years working in the energy industry, tells why the issue of climate change is largely overblown by the Left for political and economic purposes, explaining why he sees it as a reality but argues the impact that humans, particularly Americans, have on a clean environment. (Photo by Getty Images)
In today’s second hour, Matt Rooney filling in for Dom Giordano Program, welcomes in Christian Toto, owner of HollywoodInToto.com to discuss the cancellation of the woke The Idol Weeknd show on HBO Max, which showed gratuitous amounts of nudity and sexual scenes. This leads Rooney and Toto to discuss the trend of studios moving away from wokeness, with Toto telling that it’s largely split, also offering his review of the new woke prequel for Grease. Also, Toto tells us what’s worth checking out, telling why he highly suggests Gran Turismo, even though he readily admits the film is a bit formulaic. (Photo by Pascal Le Segretain/Getty Images)
In today’s second hour, Matt Rooney filling in for Dom Giordano Program, welcomes in Christian Toto, owner of HollywoodInToto.com to discuss the cancellation of the woke The Idol Weeknd show on HBO Max, which showed gratuitous amounts of nudity and sexual scenes. This leads Rooney and Toto to discuss the trend of studios moving away from wokeness, with Toto telling that it’s largely split, also offering his review of the new woke prequel for Grease. Also, Toto tells us what’s worth checking out, telling why he highly suggests Gran Turismo, even though he readily admits the film is a bit formulaic.
Then, after hanging up with Toto, Rooney picks up where he left off with Toto, explaining why he highly dislikes John Mellencamp. Then, Rooney plays back some audio from an incident that played on in Colorado Springs in which a young student was forced to remove a Gadsden flag from his backpack, grinning smugly while his school official explained why it needed to be removed. This smile kicks off a conversation between Rooney and Dan as to why young men and boys are trending conservative. (Photo by Spencer Platt/Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Matt Rooney led off the Dom Giordano Program by telling why he’d love to be in Italy right now, telling why he’s jealous of the great Dom’s amazing trip to Italy. Then, after offering some advice on international cuisine, Rooney delves into the topics of the day, telling of his frustration with the media’s rush to try and politicize another disaster, telling how the Left has framed Hurrican Idalia as the newest example of extraordinary weather caused by climate change.
Then, Matt Rooney welcomes Dr. Johnathan Lesser onto the Dom Giordano Program, adjunct fellow at the Manhattan Institute, to discuss the media’s quick rush to turn Hurricane Idalia into another warning of horrific weather caused by climate change. Lesser, who has more than 30 years working in the energy industry, tells why the issue of climate change is largely overblown by the Left for political and economic purposes, explaining why he sees it as a reality but argues the impact that humans, particularly Americans, have on a clean environment. (Photo by Joe Raedle/Getty Images)
12 - Matt Rooney in for Dom. Kicking off the show with some Trump talk. What has he lied about?
1210 - The media feeds on our fear, and that’s how you keep them watching. As this hurricane hits Tampa Bay, the climate change talks are renewed as it is in DeSantis-led Florida. Matt outs Henry’s secret.
1220 - Matt discusses the feebleness of Joe Biden and how his deteriorating status is harming him and boosting Trump. What are the polls saying about the race?
1240 - Shoutout to Steve Scalise! Get better soon.
1245 - The National Archive has over 5000 emails suggesting Biden used pseudonyms in dealings with his son. Matt gives a lawyer’s perspective on why this revelation is so important.
1 - Ozzy Osborne joins us in the studio to kick off the second hour. Jim Kelly speaks freely after flaunting his fantastic impressions on the air.
115 - Would you get on a plane that was piloted by Joe Biden?
120 - Phones and Computers. More on the hurricane down in Florida and the media coverage on it. When will politicians approach an “issue” like climate change with some humility instead of brazen “my way or the highway” policies.
135 - How old is too old for Burning Man. The audience thinks Henry is wrong on this one.
150 - From Orgy Dome to The Vatican. The Pope is concerned that priests have replaced faith with ideology as culture wars rage on in America.
2 - Would you rather eat pizza and watch Bluey with Matt Rooney or go to Burning Man? Matt takes your calls over orgies and Matt’s secret emails.
220 - This COVID stuff is just like Hollywood rehashing old IP to make movies nobody wants to see. Gotham City is safer than Philly at this point.
230 - You need to understand how the media tries to manipulate your thinking. Play the greatest hits!
240 - Senator Declan O’Scanlon joins the program to oppose this measure from Rutgers that states you must be vaccinated to attend school there. This is ludicrous as taxpayers pay for the school and many may not agree with this outdated procedure. Rutgers is actively disenrolling students who do not comply despite returning to campus this week. Thanks for the money, see ya never!
250 - Who is looking after our kids? Matt Rooney is.
2 - Would you rather eat pizza and watch Bluey with Matt Rooney or go to Burning Man? Matt takes your calls over orgies and Matt’s secret emails.
220 - This COVID stuff is just like Hollywood rehashing old IP to make movies nobody wants to see. Gotham City is safer than Philly at this point.
230 - You need to understand how the media tries to manipulate your thinking. Play the greatest hits!
240 - Senator Declan O’Scanlon joins the program to oppose this measure from Rutgers that states you must be vaccinated to attend school there. This is ludicrous as taxpayers pay for the school and many may not agree with this outdated procedure. Rutgers is actively disenrolling students who do not comply despite returning to campus this week. Thanks for the money, see ya never!
250 - Who is looking after our kids? Matt Rooney is.
1 - Ozzy Osborne joins us in the studio to kick off the second hour. Jim Kelly speaks freely after flaunting his fantastic impressions on the air.
115 - Would you get on a plane that was piloted by Joe Biden?
120 - Phones and Computers. More on the hurricane down in Florida and the media coverage on it. When will politicians approach an “issue” like climate change with some humility instead of brazen “my way or the highway” policies.
135 - How old is too old for Burning Man. The audience thinks Henry is wrong on this one.
150 - From Orgy Dome to The Vatican. The Pope is concerned that priests have replaced faith with ideology as culture wars rage on in America.
12 - Matt Rooney in for Dom. Kicking off the show with some Trump talk. What has he lied about?
1210 - The media feeds on our fear, and that’s how you keep them watching. As this hurricane hits Tampa Bay, the climate change talks are renewed as it is in DeSantis-led Florida. Matt outs Henry’s secret.
1220 - Matt discusses the feebleness of Joe Biden and how his deteriorating status is harming him and boosting Trump. What are the polls saying about the race?
1240 - Shoutout to Steve Scalise! Get better soon.
1245 - The National Archive has over 5000 emails suggesting Biden used pseudonyms in dealings with his son. Matt gives a lawyer’s perspective on why this revelation is so important.
12 - Lou Pate in for Dom. Lou kicks off the show discussing the decline of the U.S. Government and the rise of BRICS. The government has forgotten about its own people.
1210 - The news is just propaganda to take your eyes off of what’s really happening in this country.
1220 - More on media propaganda, trumped up charges, and bias by omission.
1235 - We move forward with shocking audio from Maui residents fed up with the response from the Biden led government. Lou details what our government is doing to us each and every day.
1250 - Finishing the hour with your calls.
1 -.Kicking off the second hour with the topic of climate change and the cog that is big government. Whether the name is climate change or global warming, it is the same hoax repackaged in order to scare you.
120 - A visual of a groovy Dom Giordano. Lou takes your calls regarding climate change.
130 - More on climate change and possible lockdowns looming from those who want a world government. Can’t get a climate lockdown? How about a pandemic?
150 - Donald Trump will be tried in March 2024. Will he be jailed? Will BRICS strike at election time with our old administrations?
2 - The final hour begins with more discussion on BRICS and the crime syndicate that is the U.S. Government. We take your calls.
220 - This is the only show talking about BRICS! Maybe Hannity will pick it up in a couple months, so set your DVR. Taking more calls.
235 - We play a parody of what the government asked of us during the pandemic. It’s for the greater good!
240 - How will Trump fare with black voters?
250 - Don’t wear a mask in the new election year pandemic. Anthony Oliver has some comments on the way Fox used his song within the presidential debate and the interpretation of it on the conservative side.
2 - The final hour begins with more discussion on BRICS and the crime syndicate that is the U.S. Government. We take your calls.
220 - This is the only show talking about BRICS! Maybe Hannity will pick it up in a couple months, so set your DVR. Taking more calls.
235 - We play a parody of what the government asked of us during the pandemic. It’s for the greater good!
240 - How will Trump fare with black voters?
250 - Don’t wear a mask in the new election year pandemic. Anthony Oliver has some comments on the way Fox used his song within the presidential debate and the interpretation of it on the conservative side.
12 - Lou Pate in for Dom. Lou kicks off the show discussing the decline of the U.S. Government and the rise of BRICS. The government has forgotten about its own people.
1210 - The news is just propaganda to take your eyes off of what’s really happening in this country.
1220 - More on media propaganda, trumped up charges, and bias by omission.
1235 - We move forward with shocking audio from Maui residents fed up with the response from the Biden led government. Lou details what our government is doing to us each and every day.
1250 - Finishing the hour with your calls.
1 -.Kicking off the second hour with the topic of climate change and the cog that is big government. Whether the name is climate change or global warming, it is the same hoax repackaged in order to scare you.
120 - A visual of a groovy Dom Giordano. Lou takes your calls regarding climate change.
130 - More on climate change and possible lockdowns looming from those who want a world government. Can’t get a climate lockdown? How about a pandemic?
150 - Donald Trump will be tried in March 2024. Will he be jailed? Will BRICS strike at election time with our old administrations?
12 - Dom kicks off Friday with Trump mugshot talk. He then moves to Penn State tuition and the outrageous fees and the double standard for undocumented students out of state.
1210 - What do we think Dom’s height and weight is? This guessing game is not going to end well.
1220 - Why would the Democrats use a mugshot to persecute Trump? How many people will be turned off by Trump because of a picture? Are we talking about the debate? No, we’re talking Trump already! Dom takes your calls.
1235 - Dom teases guests coming on the show in the third hour that you do not want to miss. Dom continues to take your calls
1250 - Nikki Haley and George Stephanopoulos sparred off on TV regarding Joe Biden’s age. More of your calls.
1 - Dom’s off to Italy! He details his packing, travel, and arrival. Dom starts off this hour discussing Dollar Tree’s shoplifting policy as their prices are still low, but people still steal and shrinkage is affecting their margins as well. Dom continues to take your calls.
120 - Happy National Chestfeeding Month! Who cares about those Maui residents when it’s chestfeeding time! The Biden administration does not have their priorities straight. An update on the Mario Lanza museum and more side question answers.
135 - Dom returns to the Trump indictment in Georgia where we listen in to Gregg Jarrett’s assessment of the situation. He gives his input on the legal situation.
145 - The Lightning Round! This Week’s Winner as well.
2 - Dom would’ve loved to see this parental rights debate at a Bucks County school district that happened the other night. Dom teases the guests featured in the rest of the hour.
215 - Paula Scanlon, an athlete on the UPenn swim team with Lia Thomas, joins the program. The two discuss what life has been like since she testified before Congress and the reaction thereafter. They also discuss what it was like sharing the locker room with Lia, even after being sexual assaulted as a minor. Her piece published in Penn’s school paper on the issues of Thomas was redacted less than two hour later. They continue to discuss the situation and more.
235 - The only man to call the 2016 election correctly, Robert Cahaly, joins the program to discuss how he sees the presidential race as of right now. The two discuss the top issues that voters want to hear. How will abortion affect younger voters as Democrats and Republicans continue to squabble over an issue that shouldn’t be a topic. Robert then looks into his crystal ball to see what is on the horizon for the election
250 - What a week! Dom rounds up the news cycle of this week, including the debate, Trump and Tucker’s conversation, the Maui wildfires, and more. So who won the debate? Off to Italy!
2 - Dom would’ve loved to see this parental rights debate at a Bucks County school district that happened the other night. Dom teases the guests featured in the rest of the hour.
215 - Paula Scanlon, an athlete on the UPenn swim team with Lia Thomas, joins the program. The two discuss what life has been like since she testified before Congress and the reaction thereafter. They also discuss what it was like sharing the locker room with Lia, even after being sexual assaulted as a minor. Her piece published in Penn’s school paper on the issues of Thomas was redacted less than two hour later. They continue to discuss the situation and more.
235 - The only man to call the 2016 election correctly, Robert Cahaly, joins the program to discuss how he sees the presidential race as of right now. The two discuss the top issues that voters want to hear. How will abortion affect younger voters as Democrats and Republicans continue to squabble over an issue that shouldn’t be a topic. Robert then looks into his crystal ball to see what is on the horizon for the election.
1 - Dom’s off to Italy! He details his packing, travel, and arrival. Dom starts off this hour discussing Dollar Tree’s shoplifting policy as their prices are still low, but people still steal and shrinkage is affecting their margins as well. Dom continues to take your calls.
120 - Happy National Chestfeeding Month! Who cares about those Maui residents when it’s chestfeeding time! The Biden administration does not have their priorities straight. An update on the Mario Lanza museum and more side question answers.
135 - Dom returns to the Trump indictment in Georgia where we listen in to Gregg Jarrett’s assessment of the situation. He gives his input on the legal situation.
145 - The Lightning Round! This Week’s Winner as well.
12 - Dom kicks off Friday with Trump mugshot talk. He then moves to Penn State tuition and the outrageous fees and the double standard for undocumented students out of state.
1210 - What do we think Dom’s height and weight is? This guessing game is not going to end well.
1220 - Why would the Democrats use a mugshot to persecute Trump? How many people will be turned off by Trump because of a picture? Are we talking about the debate? No, we’re talking Trump already! Dom takes your calls.
1235 - Dom teases guests coming on the show in the third hour that you do not want to miss. Dom continues to take your calls
1250 - Nikki Haley and George Stephanopoulos sparred off on TV regarding Joe Biden’s age. More of your calls.
Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Dom welcomes in Tony, owner of Lore’s Chocolates, who wrote into the show to express frustration over the crime that’s made it very hard to do business in the City of Philadelphia. Tony tells us the repeated crimes he’s faced running his business, explaining what he believes has led to the environment he’s seeing. Tony tells how he’s tried to respond to the criminals, and reports a lack of attentiveness to his causes. Also, Tony explains why he stays here in Philadelphia, professing his love for the deep history and what the City should and could be.
Then, after playing Dom’s Money Melody, Dom welcomes back Liz Preate-Havey for some post-debate analysis after attending the event live in Milwaukee. First, Dom asks Liz for her overall thoughts on the debate, telling of her surprise that Nikki Haley has taken the mantle as the anti-Trump candidate, noting that she did very well in doing so. Also, Dom asks for Liz to take listeners inside the room when attendees cheered Haley’s stance on Ukraine, silencing rebuttals from Vivek Ramaswamy, with Liz noting that the crowd reaction was more based on personality than it was Haley’s stance on Ukraine. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom welcomes back Liz Preate-Havey for some post-debate analysis after attending the event live in Milwaukee. First, Dom asks Liz for her overall thoughts on the debate, telling of her surprise that Nikki Haley has taken the mantle as the anti-Trump candidate, noting that she did very well in doing so. Also, Dom asks for Liz to take listeners inside the room when attendees cheered Haley’s stance on Ukraine, silencing rebuttals from Vivek Ramaswamy, with Liz noting that the crowd reaction was more based on personality than it was Haley’s stance on Ukraine. (Photo by Win McNamee/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes in Dana Hunter, President of the Central Bucks School Board, back onto the Dom Giordano Program ahead of the return of children to schools, to discuss the continued unfair treatment that her district has received in local media. First, Dom asks Hunter about the controversy over a raise awarded to their Superintendent, a controversial decision according to the Inquirer, with Hunter explaining that the very well performing leader of her district was paid pretty lowly compared to his peers in the tri-County area. Then, Hunter addresses a challenge by Broad and Liberty to the Inquirer of a debate over the accuracy of their coverage of the Central Bucks situation, with Hunter expressing her appreciation and detailing how the board chooses which books are too explicit for children. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom leads off the Dom Giordano Program by continuing his post-draft analysis after all the Republican Presidential contenders, minus Donald Trump, took the stage for the first primary debate of the 2024 election season. Dom plays back some reaction from media analysts, including Brian Kilmeade, who along with Ainsley Earhardt suggested that Nikki Haley won the day.
Then, Dom welcomes in Dana Hunter, President of the Central Bucks School Board, back onto the Dom Giordano Program ahead of the return of children to schools, to discuss the continued unfair treatment that her district has received in local media. First, Dom asks Hunter about the controversy over a raise awarded to their Superintendent, a controversial decision according to the Inquirer, with Hunter explaining that the very well performing leader of her district was paid pretty lowly compared to his peers in the tri-County area. Then, Hunter addresses a challenge by Broad and Liberty to the Inquirer of a debate over the accuracy of their coverage of the Central Bucks situation, with Hunter expressing her appreciation and detailing how the board chooses which books are too explicit for children.
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by offering his analysis of last night’s first Republican primary debate, taking listeners through the topics discussed by the conservative hopefuls for President. Dom first discusses how the candidates approached the topic of inflation, telling what he would’ve liked to hear from them that he feels they’ve missed. Dom plays back some highlights of the debate, including multiple instances of jousting between the candidates, and tells why he believes a strong pro-Life stance on abortion could kill a Republican’s campaign.
Then, Dom welcomes Chuck Bangle of Manco’s Pizza, a South Jersey and now Philadelphia staple for pizza, after the restaurant was mentioned in a column about sticker shock in the shore towns. First, Chuck tells us about his pizza shops, explaining to listeners where they can grab a pie of their famous pizza. Then, Dom and Chuck delve into the Inquirer article that tells of the increasing prices of pizza at the shore, with Chuck explaining why his prices have increased, delving into the cost of ingredients as inflation continues to rise. Then, Chuck gives a bit of history of the restaurant, and tells why he requires all of his staff to dress in white. (Photo by Win McNamee/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes Chuck Bangle of Manco’s Pizza, a South Jersey and now Philadelphia staple for pizza, after the restaurant was mentioned in a column about sticker shock in the shore towns. First, Chuck tells us about his pizza shops, explaining to listeners where they can grab a pie of their famous pizza. Then, Dom and Chuck delve into the Inquirer article that tells of the increasing prices of pizza at the shore, with Chuck explaining why his prices have increased, delving into the cost of ingredients as inflation continues to rise. Then, Chuck gives a bit of history of the restaurant, and tells why he requires all of his staff to dress in white.
Dom leads off the Dom Giordano Program by facetiously discussing the alleged ‘victimhood’ on display by Donald Trump after liberal columnists continue to blast the former President for allegedly playing the victim. This leads Dom into a conversation about Trump’s approach to politics, contrasting it with Democrats who seem to make a career of exploiting victimhoods. Then, Dom returns to a forecast of tonight’s Republican primary debate, explaining why he believes inflation needs to be the main topic of debate tonight, welcoming in friend of the show Liz Preate-Havey to gather her thoughts, as well. (Photo by Joe Raedle/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Dom leads off the Dom Giordano Program by facetiously discussing the alleged ‘victimhood’ on display by Donald Trump after liberal columnists continue to blast the former President for allegedly playing the victim. This leads Dom into a conversation about Trump’s approach to politics, contrasting it with Democrats who seem to make a career of exploiting victimhoods. Then, Dom returns to a forecast of tonight’s Republican primary debate, explaining why he believes inflation needs to be the main topic of debate tonight, welcoming in friend of the show Liz Preate-Havey to gather her thoughts, as well. (Photo by Brandon Bell/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom welcomes Gregory Gregory of Gregory’s in Somers Point to hear about a local story that’s gone national. The Washington Post among other sources have now told the story of Gregory Gregory, who’s owned the copyright for ‘Taco Tuesday’ in New Jersey for around 44 years, who’s now facing legal battles against Taco Bell after they’ve come after him in their ‘Liberate Taco Tuesday’ campaign. Also, Gregory tells us why the prices on his menu have gone up, telling of the effect on small businesses of raising the minimum wage. Finally, Gregory tells a story about the time he worked in alligator mitigation in Florida.
Then, Dom continues the hour by recapping a press conference featuring Philadelphia Police Commissioner Danielle Outlaw and Mayor Jim Kenney announcing the firing of Mark Dial, the police officer who killed Eddie Irizarry. Then, Dom spends some time talking about his side topic, telling who he’d love to debate if given the chance. Also, Dom spends time previewing tonight’s upcoming Republican primary debate. (Photo by Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom leads off the Dom Giordano Program by offering his forecast for tonight’s Republican Primary debate, telling the three individuals he hopes to see under-perform tonight. Giordano focuses on one, Chris Christie, telling why he would like to see Christie end up with some egg on his face. On the flip side, both Dom and Dan offer who they’d like to see shine tonight, with both noting how they’d like to see some positive movement for Tim Scott. Then, Dom moves into a conversation about the firing of Mark Dial, the police officer who opened fire and killed Eddie Irizarry, explaining why he believes the officer did not follow procedure. After that, Dom tells about a new Politico article about Brian Fitzpatrick’s primary contender Mark Houck, focusing on his revelation that he overcame an addiction to porn. (Photo by Joe Raedle/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes Gregory Gregory of Gregory’s in Somers Point to hear about a local story that’s gone national. The Washington Post among other sources have now told the story of Gregory Gregory, who’s owned the copyright for ‘Taco Tuesday’ in New Jersey for around 44 years, who’s now facing legal battles against Taco Bell after they’ve come after him in their ‘Liberate Taco Tuesday’ campaign. Also, Gregory tells us why the prices on his menu have gone up, telling of the effect on small businesses of raising the minimum wage. Finally, Gregory tells a story about the time he worked in alligator mitigation in Florida. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom welcomes in Nikki Stouffer of the New Jersey Project back onto the Dom Giordano Program on Philadelphia’s 1210WPHT to discuss the continued ‘culture wars’ in New Jersey over the infusion of explicit material in children’s programs and a debate over whether to inform parents of children’s gender identity. Dom asks Stouffer the tough questions, bringing to her some of the criticisms over her group and the effort to strengthen parental rights. Throughout the hour, Dom takes calls from listeners answering his side topic of the day, asking for individuals who received unfair treatment either by the justice system or in the public eye. (Photo by Eduardo Munoz Alvarez/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes William McVey, Director of Public Safety for Bensalem, back onto the Dom Giordano Program after the official penned a piece for RealClearPolitics highlighting the negative implications of Philadelphia’s Driving Equity law, which prohibits officers from pulling over drivers for certain reasons. McVey explains how important traffic stops are in prohibiting crime and the strategy of reducing illegal firearms, something progressives often blame as the sole reason for our spike in violent crime. Then, Dom asks McVey about the spike in retail theft, telling the effect that Philadelphia’s policies on theft have had on local suburbs, with McVey revealing one arrest of a culprit who had robbed Target of over $30,000 worth of merchandise over time. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom welcomes Sergeant Mark Fusetti onto the Dom Giordano Program, after the prevalent Tweeter (@MarkFusetti) called for a buycott of C&C Creamery in the Roxborough section of the City after teenage workers faced armed robbers who made off with $350 in coins. Fusetti tells us about the company, explaining why he implores listeners to go for some ice cream once the business re-opens.
Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Dom leads off the Dom Giordano Program by continuing the conversation on loan forgiveness, taking calls from listeners with advice for Dan who’s trying to buy a house while saddled with student loans. Then, Dom tells of the successful rollout of facial recognition software at the entrance gates for Phillies game, warning listeners of the negative implications of facial recognition. This causes producer Dan to chime, explaining why he believes it’s important not to hinder technological progress, asking if there’s a way conservatives could propose a law prohibiting the use of artificial intelligence and facial recognition for discriminatory purposes, preventing a similar situation to that of China’s social credit system.
Then, Dom welcomes Sergeant Mark Fusetti onto the Dom Giordano Program, after the prevalent Tweeter (@MarkFusetti) called for a buycott of C&C Creamery in the Roxborough section of the City after teenage workers faced armed robbers who made off with $350 in coins. Fusetti tells us about the company, explaining why he implores listeners to go for some ice cream once the business re-opens. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom leads off the Dom Giordano Program by discussing the newest fold in the continued effort by the Biden administration to forgive student loans. Dom and Dan debate whether conservatives should be targeting the individuals who took out the loans, or if they should redirect the conversation to exploiting the unreasonable tuition prices offered by Universities. Then, Dom delves into some trouble in the marijuana industry in New Jersey as governmental overreach continues to prohibit growth for local businesses.
Then, Dom welcomes in Nikki Stouffer of the New Jersey Project back onto the Dom Giordano Program on Philadelphia’s 1210WPHT to discuss the continued ‘culture wars’ in New Jersey over the infusion of explicit material in children’s programs and a debate over whether to inform parents of children’s gender identity. Dom asks Stouffer the tough questions, bringing to her some of the criticisms over her group and the effort to strengthen parental rights. Throughout the hour, Dom takes calls from listeners answering his side topic of the day, asking for individuals who received unfair treatment either by the justice system or in the public eye. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by telling about what’s to come on today’s show, first leading off by telling of some ridiculous numbers from earnings reports by retail giants, telling that Dick’s Sporting Goods has reported a 27% decrease in profits, blaming retail theft. Then, Dom plays back clips from President Joe Biden’s trip to Hawaii, calling out the ridiculous nature of telling a ‘relatable’ story about a kitchen fire in his home, telling Hawaiian locals that he was fearful he’d lose his Corvette. Then, Dom and Dan predict what will happen in tomorrow evening’s Fox News Republican Primary Debate, with Dom telling who he thinks will be front and center in the debate featuring conservative presidential hopefuls.
Then, Dom welcomes William McVey, Director of Public Safety for Bensalem, back onto the Dom Giordano Program after the official penned a piece for RealClearPolitics highlighting the negative implications of Philadelphia’s Driving Equity law, which prohibits officers from pulling over drivers for certain reasons. McVey explains how important traffic stops are in prohibiting crime and the strategy of reducing illegal firearms, something progressives often blame as the sole reason for our spike in violent crime. Then, Dom asks McVey about the spike in retail theft, telling the effect that Philadelphia’s policies on theft have had on local suburbs, with McVey revealing one arrest of a culprit who had robbed Target of over $30,000 worth of merchandise over time. (Photo by Spencer Platt/Getty Images)
Full Hours | In today’s third hour, Dom welcomes New Jersey State Senator Declan O’Scanlon back onto the Dom Giordano Program to hear why he’s speaking out against Rutgers University, after the New Jersey state school announced a requirement that all students must be vaccinated. This policy has led to students having their admissions withdrawn due to their refusal to vaccinate, which O’Scanlon considers shameful. Then, Dom continues the Dom Giordano Program by discussing a new effort by Chicago officials to politely ask criminals to stop shooting between the hours of 9AM and 9PM, which makes Producer Dan die laughing. After that, Dom returns to the topic of inflation, taking calls from listeners with horror stories of the ways prices have changed in recent years. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom welcomes New Jersey State Senator Declan O’Scanlon back onto the Dom Giordano Program to hear why he’s speaking out against Rutgers University, after the New Jersey state school announced a requirement that all students must be vaccinated. This policy has led to students having their admissions withdrawn due to their refusal to vaccinate, which O’Scanlon considers shameful. (Photo by Spencer Platt/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom leads off the Dom Giordano Program by reflecting on his interview on Friday with Bucks County congressional candidate Mark Houck, who joined to clarify his stance on abortion after making national headlines for a very radical no-exceptions stance on abortion. Dom reads back an article in which a columnist states that Bucks County could determine the rest of the State, which gives Dom reasons to explain why a radical stance will not help Republicans at all. Then, Dom Giordano moves the conversation back to inflation, pointing to real world examples of prices way out of hand.
Then, Dom welcomes in Fox News anchor Bill Hemmer onto the Dom Giordano Program to preview Wednesday’s first Republican Primary Debate that the network will host. Hemmer takes us inside the production side of things, telling what he’ll be doing with his co-host Dana Perino both prior to and after the debate on Wednesday. Hemmer tells us what we can expect from the debate, also telling why he believes front-runner Donald Trump pulled out of the debate. Also, Hemmer tells what issues he believes viewers want to hear debated, and explains how Bidenomics have led to rampant inflation. (Photo by Anna Rose Layden/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes in Fox News anchor Bill Hemmer onto the Dom Giordano Program to preview Wednesday’s first Republican Primary Debate that the network will host. Hemmer takes us inside the production side of things, telling what he’ll be doing with his co-host Dana Perino both prior to and after the debate on Wednesday. Hemmer tells us what we can expect from the debate, also telling why he believes front-runner Donald Trump pulled out of the debate. Also, Hemmer tells what issues he believes viewers want to hear debated, and explains how Bidenomics have led to rampant inflation. (Photo by Dimitrios Kambouris/Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by discussing the upcoming Republican debate hosted by Fox News, telling what he expects to be the top topics discussed by the hopefuls for President. This leads Dom into a discussion about inflation, explaining why Bidenomics, which the current administration is trying to sell positively, has been an absolute detriment to all Americans. Then, Dom delves into the Republican field, offering why he believes Vivek Ramaswamy is surging, explaining why he believes other candidates are now coming out against the candidate. Then, after revealing the side topic of the day, Dom moves into a debate over the topic of corporal punishment after the American Academy of Pediatrics called for a ban, which Dom only brings up to point out the organization’s continued stance on puberty blockers and other trendy forms of child abuse. (Photo by Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom welcomes Robin Shaffer back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss his continued effort to raise awareness of the negative implications of the windmills of the beaches of the Jersey Shore. Shaffer tells of multiple more deaths of marine mammals, telling more whales have washed ashore, explaining that a new documentary focused on the issue will be coming out that shows the ultimate stress on these amazing animals caused by the windmills.
Then, Tommy Fierro, head of Independent Superstars of Professional Wrestling, joins the Dom Giordano Program to discuss his upcoming Brawl on the Boardwalk happening next Saturday, August 26th at 7:30PM at the Wildwoods Convention Center. Fiero tells of some amazing guests joining, telling that The Sandman and Scotty 2 Hotty, two legendary wrestling personalities, will be appearing on Saturday. Also, Tommy tells us what sets Indie wrestling apart from big-time professional wrestling, explaining the amazing fan-driven environment at his live events.
After that, Jonny Z, owner of Mulligan’s, stops on to the show to tell us what’s worth checking out coming up at Mulligan’s. First, though, Jonny tells what happened after the last time the Dom Giordano Program broadcasted from the bar, when a city-wide power outage knocked the show off-air for a bit. Then, Jonny tells listeners about the great dinners that he has on special here at the bar, and runs through some of his great drink specialties.
Then, Dom welcomes back Neal Zoren back on to the Dom Giordano Program to hear what’s worth watching, with Neal telling what he’s looking forward to in what’s usually a very important month for television, September. Zoren tells that he suspects the writer’s strike is causing a lack of material this year, but tells what he’s streaming, suggesting Justina Machado’s new series The Horrors of Delores Roach, and explaining why he’s not a huge fan of Netflix’s new hit BEEF. (Photo by Spencer Platt/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Dom welcomes Bruce Castor, former attorney for Donald Trump, back onto the Dom Giordano Program to hear his thoughts on the new 4th indictment of the former President out of Georgia, with the attorney expressing his extreme disappointment in the precedent that this sets moving forward. Castor sent a text to Giordano earlier in the week calling into question what’s happening in this Country. Castor explains that he’s close to retirement and hopes to have changed the world for the better, telling why he’s willing to speak out, to explain how much it hurts him to see this bastardization of the legal system.
Then, Dom welcomes back Mayor Pete Byron of Wildwood, NJ back onto the Dom Giordano Program to hear what’s worth checking out in Wildwood during the upcoming shoulder season. First, Mayor Pete reflects on the great events over the summer, telling that weekends in the shoulder season regularly rival summer weekends, telling some of the great things to see here in the City outside of the summer. Then, Mayor Pete and Giordano delve into the tattoo convention, then moving into a conversation of marijuana dispensaries, with Giordano revealing that Cape May has opened a recreational dispensary, with Pete explaining why he’d like to see something similar in the City of Wildwood. (Photo by Spencer Platt/Getty Images)
Today, the Dom Giordano Program broadcasted live out of Mulligan’s Shore Bar and Grill in Wildwood, NJ, first by telling who’s coming up and what to expect on today’s show. First, Dom leads off by telling about new developments around parental rights, telling that New Jersey’s adjusted it’s stance again, further robbing parents of their rights, playing back a clip from California Governor Gavin Newsom. Then, Dom tells about a new facial recognition software that will be implemented by the Phillies, explaining why he’s against more cameras being used in public. Then, Dom delves into some comments made by President Joe Biden, where he expresses that he hasn’t failed on any of the objectives he’s set out for himself.
Then, Dom welcomes Mark Houck, congressional candidate running against Brian Fitzpatrick, back onto the Dom Giordano Program after his last interview on the show sent ripples throughout the Country due to comments the candidate made centered on the topic of abortion. Houck reached out to Giordano asking for a chance to clarify his comments, telling why he has such strong pro-life views, explaining again why his stance is much stronger than that of Fitzpatrick. (Photo by Spencer Platt/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes Bruce Castor, former attorney for Donald Trump, back onto the Dom Giordano Program to hear his thoughts on the new 4th indictment of the former President out of Georgia, with the attorney expressing his extreme disappointment in the precedent that this sets moving forward. Castor sent a text to Giordano earlier in the week calling into question what’s happening in this Country. Castor explains that he’s close to retirement and hopes to have changed the world for the better, telling why he’s willing to speak out, to explain how much it hurts him to see this bastardization of the legal system. (Photo by congress.gov via Getty Images)
Dom welcomes Mark Houck, congressional candidate running against Brian Fitzpatrick, back onto the Dom Giordano Program after his last interview on the show sent ripples throughout the Country due to comments the candidate made centered on the topic of abortion. Houck reached out to Giordano asking for a chance to clarify his comments, telling why he has such strong pro-life views, explaining again why his stance is much better than that of Fitzpatrick and why he knows he can win with it. (Photo by Getty Images)
12 - Dom kicks off the week with Democrat media spins on issues like Bidenomics and the Hunter Biden scandal. Dom gives his instant reaction on some insane clips.
1210 - Vivek Ramaswamay or Eminem? The Midwest respects the gaul to perform Marshall Mathers.
1220 - The more information we find out about Trump during these indictments, the more it can clear his name among voters. Dom doesn’t see it in the cards for DeSantis even if Trump isn’t the nominee, so he needs a killer debate to get back into the race.
1235 - Andy McCarthy joins the program to discuss the Hunter Biden case and his reaction over the special counsel being assigned to his case. Andy gives intricate details of the case and how he thinks it could be over. They then move to the topic of indictment, how these people charging him know they cannot use the fanfare of January 6th to charge him, but they will use any other infraction to try and get retribution for that day.
1250 - The Inquirer writes a piece over the legacy of Mayor Jim Kenney. Dom deep dives into this piece as the language is very specific, trying to prop him up as the guy who can get southeastern PA to vote blue in the next Presidential election. People are going to want to listen to the guy that quit on the city?
1 - From Wildwoods Tourism it’s Ben Rose here to discuss the summer tourism recap and what is to come. In terms of a successful summer, you can always tell it was when you’re still packing the town with people for various events three weeks into September. Any plans for the holiday season? No, how about the Wildwoods? And what is in the near future?
110 - James Harden is in the news for bashing Sixers President of Basketball Operations Daryl Morey. Dom gives an angle on the Harden holdout situation that no sports media outlet will say today.
115 - Let’s break down what Ron Johnson has to say when prompted about Ivermectin.
120 - A parent is being prosecuted in New Jersey for wanting to know what’s going on in their child’s school. Dom details teachers now whiting-out students' names on tests to indicate that parents do not need to use the name their child uses at school. Look at the bravery shown by Riley Gaines by speaking out in the face of adversity.
130 - Dom moves back to prohibiting biological boys from competing in girls’ sports. Dom goes through a new proposal that would limit sports to designated sex, get back to policing violence and drugs among the youth, and more.
140 - South Carolina Congresswoman Nancy Mace joins the program to discuss the lack of indictments around the Bidens, the lack of transparency when it comes to taxpayer spending by those in power, the abortion discussion within the GOP, and other issues that plague society today
155 - Some teasers.
2 - Krasnerland runs rampant this Monday as Dom gives crime reports from today and over the weekend. A judge has ruled cameras will be allowed in the courtroom for Trump, leading Dom to believe he will be indicted in Georgia by tomorrow. In light of this, will DeSantis be pressured by other candidates during the debate as he is the likely number 2 candidate?
215 - Dom’s Money Melody
220 - Dom returns to discuss more side question answers, beached whales in New Jersey, and three school boards in New Jersey facing off with Phil Murphy over policies they do not see fit in academic life.
235 - Dom takes your calls, One caller discusses his fight against the wind turbines and update on a third beached whale from this weekend.
250 - Lightning round!
1 - From Wildwoods Tourism it’s Ben Rose here to discuss the summer tourism recap and what is to come. In terms of a successful summer, you can always tell it was when you’re still packing the town with people for various events three weeks into September. Any plans for the holiday season? No, how about the Wildwoods? And what is in the near future?
110 - James Harden is in the news for bashing Sixers President of Basketball Operations Daryl Morey. Dom gives an angle on the Harden holdout situation that no sports media outlet will say today.
115 - Let’s break down what Ron Johnson has to say when prompted about Ivermectin.
120 - A parent is being prosecuted in New Jersey for wanting to know what’s going on in their child’s school. Dom details teachers now whiting-out students' names on tests to indicate that parents do not need to use the name their child uses at school. Look at the bravery shown by Riley Gaines by speaking out in the face of adversity.
130 - Dom moves back to prohibiting biological boys from competing in girls’ sports. Dom goes through a new proposal that would limit sports to designated sex, get back to policing violence and drugs among the youth, and more.
140 - South Carolina Congresswoman Nancy Mace joins the program to discuss the lack of indictments around the Bidens, the lack of transparency when it comes to taxpayer spending by those in power, the abortion discussion within the GOP, and other issues that plague society today
155 - Some teasers.
12 - Dom kicks off the week with Democrat media spins on issues like Bidenomics and the Hunter Biden scandal. Dom gives his instant reaction on some insane clips.
1210 - Vivek Ramaswamay or Eminem? The Midwest respects the gaul to perform Marshall Mathers.
1220 - The more information we find out about Trump during these indictments, the more it can clear his name among voters. Dom doesn’t see it in the cards for DeSantis even if Trump isn’t the nominee, so he needs a killer debate to get back into the race.
1235 - Andy McCarthy joins the program to discuss the Hunter Biden case and his reaction over the special counsel being assigned to his case. Andy gives intricate details of the case and how he thinks it could be over. They then move to the topic of indictment, how these people charging him know they cannot use the fanfare of January 6th to charge him, but they will use any other infraction to try and get retribution for that day.
1250 - The Inquirer writes a piece over the legacy of Mayor Jim Kenney. Dom deep dives into this piece as the language is very specific, trying to prop him up as the guy who can get southeastern PA to vote blue in the next Presidential election. People are going to want to listen to the guy that quit on the city?
12 - Dom kicks off Friday by hitting a couple of different topics including trashing those who are for wind turbines, abortion policies within the GOP, and when the Trump indictment trial will start.
1220 - We return and immediately go to Merrick Garland’s press conference regarding the Hunter Biden scandal. Dom gives his immediate feedback as Garland appoints a special counsel.
1235 - Liz Preate-Havey joins the show to discuss Bucks County elections, making abortion the main priority when it comes to electing a supreme court, and the way Trump has handled the buzz around the debate, and more.
1250 - Democrats run wild when the GOP stand on all their issues at the beginning of their campaign out in Iowa, including abortion, and they vilify the Republicans for the views they use to rally their voting base.
1 - Dom starts off the second hour discussing the FBI picking on Catholic conservatives over their views. He details how Latin masses, which is the traditional way of saying mass, are now restricted by the Pope. Is this statute reflective of the FBI trying to phase out the biggest Christian denomination and/or is the Pope not doing enough?
110 - Justice Department drops Hunter Biden plea deal after the announcement of a special counsel. Dom explains how this is not the same nature of the Jared Kushner accusations.
115 - Dom continues the Jared Kushner conversation. Then he takes your calls regarding that and the side question. Was Michael Lorenzen wearing shoes?
135 - David Weiss named special counsel in the Hunter Biden probe, which will make it harder for Congress to question him. Gallup did an interesting poll where they asked Americans which leaders are popular. Very interesting returns for these people. Dom starts to see the Hunter Biden case more clearly as new info emerges.
145 - Scott Cronick returns yet again to discuss what is hot in the TV/Movie world. No people are not flocking to Barbie or Oppenheimer anymore, but theaters may extend their run on the big screen. The two then talk about Winning Time, two Native American shows that Scott likes, and The Hook and The Meg 2!
155 - Avalon calls on Stone Harbor to help with issuing so many parking tickets.
2 - We thought today would be all eyes on the Obama appointee news, but the view has shifted onto Hunter Biden as a special counsel was appointed to oversee the procedures. They are redacting students’ names on tests in order to keep parents from knowing if their child is going through some sort of gender dysphoria. Why?
215 - Dom’s Money Melody
220 - The answer to the MM. Dom takes a wild call describing a ticketing incident down in Stone Harbor. The way these police go after the patrons fueling the economy is ridiculous.
235 - Congresswoman Dr. Virginia Foxx joins the program to discuss the state of education, as well as Chinese influence in our classrooms. Dr. Foxx details warns us about being lulled into complacency. Two former teachers have a great conversation over the state of our schools.
250 - Lightning round! Do we have a winner?
2 - We thought today would be all eyes on the Obama appointee news, but the view has shifted onto Hunter Biden as a special counsel was appointed to oversee the procedures. They are redacting students’ names on tests in order to keep parents from knowing if their child is going through some sort of gender dysphoria. Why?
215 - Dom’s Money Melody
220 - The answer to the MM. Dom takes a wild call describing a ticketing incident down in Stone Harbor. The way these police go after the patrons fueling the economy is ridiculous.
235 - Congresswoman Dr. Virginia Foxx joins the program to discuss the state of education, as well as Chinese influence in our classrooms. Dr. Foxx details warns us about being lulled into complacency. Two former teachers have a great conversation over the state of our schools.
250 - Lightning round! Do we have a winner?
1 - Dom starts off the second hour discussing the FBI picking on Catholic conservatives over their views. He details how Latin masses, which is the traditional way of saying mass, are now restricted by the Pope. Is this statute reflective of the FBI trying to phase out the biggest Christian denomination and/or is the Pope not doing enough?
110 - Justice Department drops Hunter Biden plea deal after the announcement of a special counsel. Dom explains how this is not the same nature of the Jared Kushner accusations.
115 - Dom continues the Jared Kushner conversation. Then he takes your calls regarding that and the side question. Was Michael Lorenzen wearing shoes?
135 - David Weiss named special counsel in the Hunter Biden probe, which will make it harder for Congress to question him. Gallup did an interesting poll where they asked Americans which leaders are popular. Very interesting returns for these people. Dom starts to see the Hunter Biden case more clearly as new info emerges.
145 - Scott Cronick returns yet again to discuss what is hot in the TV/Movie world. No people are not flocking to Barbie or Oppenheimer anymore, but theaters may extend their run on the big screen. The two then talk about Winning Time, two Native American shows that Scott likes, and The Hook and The Meg 2!
155 - Avalon calls on Stone Harbor to help with issuing so many parking tickets.
12 - Dom kicks off Friday by hitting a couple of different topics including trashing those who are for wind turbines, abortion policies within the GOP, and when the Trump indictment trial will start.
1220 - We return and immediately go to Merrick Garland’s press conference regarding the Hunter Biden scandal. Dom gives his immediate feedback as Garland appoints a special counsel.
1235 - Liz Preate-Havey joins the show to discuss Bucks County elections, making abortion the main priority when it comes to electing a supreme court, and the way Trump has handled the buzz around the debate, and more.
1250 - Democrats run wild when the GOP stand on all their issues at the beginning of their campaign out in Iowa, including abortion, and they vilify the Republicans for the views they use to rally their voting base.
12 - Dom kick off the afternoon by playing some shocking audio of Eric Adams complaining that NYC has become a funnel for migrants despite having wide open arms for these people as a sanctuary city.
12:05 - When Christopher Wray got in front of a congressional hearing, he lied that they were not going after conservative Catholics. It wasn’t just their Richmond office, FBI Portland and Los Angeles have come forward being just as guilty as our friends in Virginia.
12:10 - A cop is being given a break after having his trial moved out of Philly. Philadelphia officials claim he went rogue by pepper spraying protestors and removing them, but this officer did not do that was only following Commissioner Outlaw’s orders.
12:20 - Dom then moves to the issue of state abortion rights and the GOP holding up things as they struggle to have a clear message and stance on the matter that will appeal more to moderates. What is the sweet spot that’s doable with voters?
12:35 - Fox is outlining some ridiculous rules over repurposing audio and video clips for shows not affiliated with the station. Who do they think they are,the NFL? But the question remains, will Trump debate?
12:45 - Isn’t it amazing how far we’ve come with the wind turbine issue at the Jersey Shore?
1 - Battle for the Central Bucks School District is heating up. Breaking news: A prisoner deal swap with Iran is being brokered. Are we giving up too much in return for these four Americans. Is this an attempt to take our eye off the ball, domestically? Why now?
1:15 - Back to the battle in Bucks. Guys don’t belong in girls sports, but thanks to the district dropping the requirement to have documentation of sex, anybody can play with anybody. Dom takes your calls. People don’t want this, and thank goodness Republicans have a leg up on this issue.
1:30 - This is so wrong how we’re sending 6 billion to an enemy for 5 people. Can’t wait for the left to spin this as ‘humanitarian aid’ despite the atrocities these people commit.
1:35 - How far have we come with Chris Christie? He is the outlier in the race, he will camp out in New Hampshire and take shots at Trump. IBX and Jefferson are taking race out of health situations from their training.
1:45 - Dom takes your calls regarding topics discussed throughout the show as well as taking side questions
2 - There’s an Op-Ed in The Inquirer that encourages the use of windmills off the Jersey Shore and Dom tears it and the writer to shreds. Josh Shapiro is touting the fact he got Republicans to sign off on… breakfast. What is he trying to accomplish politically with this? That we’re more involved than other leaders! No substance behind these decisions.
2:15 - Dom’s Money Melody
2:35 - Shouldn’t the Catholic Church fight back against the wokeness or against the FBI going after their parishioners? Are they doing enough? More calls regarding the side question.
2:50 - Lightning round! Wrapping up with wind turbine talk.
12 - Dom kick off the afternoon by playing some shocking audio of Eric Adams complaining that NYC has become a funnel for migrants despite having wide open arms for these people as a sanctuary city.
1205 - When Christopher Wray got in front of a congressional hearing, he lied that they were not going after conservative Catholics. It wasn’t just their Richmond office, FBI Portland and Los Angeles have come forward being just as guilty as our friends in Virginia.
1210 - A cop is being given a break after having his trial moved out of Philly. Philadelphia officials claim he went rogue by pepper spraying protestors and removing them, but this officer did not do that was only following Commissioner Outlaw’s orders.
1220 - Dom then moves to the issue of state abortion rights and the GOP holding up things as they struggle to have a clear message and stance on the matter that will appeal more to moderates. What is the sweet spot that’s doable with voters?
1235 - Fox is outlining some ridiculous rules over repurposing audio and video clips for shows not affiliated with the station. Who do they think they are, the NFL? But the question remains, will Trump debate?
1245 - Isn’t it amazing how far we’ve come with the wind turbine issue at the Jersey Shore?
1 - Battle for the Central Bucks School District is heating up. Breaking news: A prisoner deal swap with Iran is being brokered. Are we giving up too much in return for these four Americans. Is this an attempt to take our eye off the ball, domestically? Why now?
115 - Back to the battle in Bucks. Guys don’t belong in girls sports, but thanks to the district dropping the requirement to have documentation of sex, anybody can play with anybody. Dom takes your calls. People don’t want this, and thank goodness Republicans have a leg up on this issue.
130 - This is so wrong how we’re sending 6 billion to an enemy for 5 people. Can’t wait for the left to spin this as ‘humanitarian aid’ despite the atrocities these people commit.
135 - How far have we come with Chris Christie? He is the outlier in the race, he will camp out in New Hampshire and take shots at Trump. IBX and Jefferson are taking race out of health situations from their training.
145 - Dom takes your calls regarding topics discussed throughout the show as well as taking side questions
2 - There’s an Op-Ed in The Inquirer that encourages the use of windmills off the Jersey Shore and Dom tears it and the writer to shreds. Josh Shapiro is touting the fact he got Republicans to sign off on… breakfast. What is he trying to accomplish politically with this? That we’re more involved than other leaders! No substance behind these decisions.
215 - Dom’s Money Melody
235 - Shouldn’t the Catholic Church fight back against the wokeness or against the FBI going after their parishioners? Are they doing enough? More calls regarding the side question.
250 - Lightning round! Wrapping up with wind turbine talk.
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom welcomes Fox29 ace reporter Steve Keeley, to try and comprehend what the heck is going on with SEPTA after Philadelphia’s public transportation entity suffered numerous accidents within the past few weeks. Keeley gives a fully comprehensive report of the multiple incidents, taking us inside and telling about a manager who may have been under the influence of cocaine during a crash. Also, Keeley tells us what he’s learned about the cancellation of the ‘Made in America’ concert, and tells Dan about the closure of the Ben Franklin Bridge over the weekend.
Then, after hanging up with Keeley, Dom continues the hour by telling that multiple Republicans in congress, including Brian Fitzpatrick, today noted that they’d be hesitant to pursue an impeachment of President Joe Biden. Then, Dom brings up the Conference of Catholic Bishops, who continually promote the woke agenda, which Dom argues flies in the face of Catholic values, reflecting upon the time that the organization condemned border agents for doing their jobs. Also, Dom plays back a clip from Philadelphia-great Carli Lloyd, who called out the current iteration of the USWNT as being ‘entitled.’ (Photo by Alex Wong/Getty Images)
In today’s final hour, Dom continues the Dom Giordano Program by floating through multiple topics, both local and national. Dom tells of the decision by Governor Ron DeSantis to suspend Orlando’s State Attorney over dereliction of duty, telling why he believes this decision needs to be employed by Josh Shapiro and other Governors to hold these Soros-backed progressive prosecutors accountable for the havoc they’ve wreaked on our communities. Also, Dom touches upon Carli Lloyd’s commentary that the USWMNT is ‘entitled,’ and tells why he believes abortion could be the poison pill for Republicans in 2024. (Photo by Scott Olson/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes Fox29 ace reporter Steve Keeley, to try and comprehend what the heck is going on with SEPTA after Philadelphia’s public transportation entity suffered numerous accidents within the past few weeks. Keeley gives a fully comprehensive report of the multiple incidents, taking us inside and telling about a manager who may have been under the influence of cocaine during a crash. Also, Keeley tells us what he’s learned about the cancellation of the ‘Made in America’ concert, and tells Dan about the closure of the Ben Franklin Bridge over the weekend. (Photo by Jeff Fusco/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes Mary Beth Berry, member of New Jersey’s State Board of Education, onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss why she’s continued her effort fighting for parental rights. Last week, Berry voted against a decision by the State’s Board to adopt a new gender-neutral equity code, passing 6-5 in a narrow result. Berry explains that the new code pushes against the continued effort by parents to have a say in what’s being presented to their children, further explaining why she and many other parents have spoken out against the continued effort by the State government to politicize our school system.
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by floating through multiple topics unfolding nationally, telling of an appearance by Kamala Harris here in Philadelphia yesterday, and by President Joe Biden at the Grand Canyon, which he calls one of the “Nine Wonders of the World.” Then, Dom moves into local politics and the upcoming election, bringing up the topic of abortion, explaining why he believes conservatives need to suppress the issue if we hope to win. Then, Dom continues the conversation yesterday centered on the ‘Made in America’ concert, pontificating reasons why this huge concert may have been cancelled.
Then, Dom welcomes Mary Beth Berry, member of New Jersey’s State Board of Education, onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss why she’s continued her effort fighting for parental rights. Last week, Berry voted against a decision by the State’s Board to adopt a new gender-neutral equity code, passing 6-5 in a narrow result. Berry explains that the new code pushes against the continued effort by parents to have a say in what’s being presented to their children, further explaining why she and many other parents have spoken out against the continued effort by the State government to politicize our school system. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Dom welcomes in John McGrody, Vice President of FOP Lodge 5, Philadelphia’s Police Union, to address a Philadelphia Inquirer claim that a top FOP official tried to scam a police officer’s widow out of $20,000. McNesby tells how the organization has responded, telling that they've done an audit based on the allegations, and explains how money is collected during fundraisers by the Union.
Then, Dom spends the remainder of the hour bouncing between topics brought up earlier in the show, including whether Trump should debate, the cancellation of Philadelphia's 'Made in America' event, and Kamala Harris's visit to Philadelphia. (Photo by Mario Tama/Getty Images)
In today’s third hour, Dom welcomes in John McGrody, Vice President of FOP Lodge 5, Philadelphia’s Police Union, to address a Philadelphia Inquirer claim that a top FOP official tried to scam a police officer’s widow out of $20,000. McNesby tells how the organization has responded, telling that they've done an audit based on the allegations, and explains how money is collected during fundraisers by the Union. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom welcomes in David Zweig, columnist who recently penned a piece titled ‘Anthony Fauci’s Deceptions’ for The Free Press, back onto the Dom Giordano Program to delve deep into his piece. In the article, Zweig presents a trove of evidence that reveal Fauci’s behind-the-scenes involvement in the development of the Coronavirus pathogen that caused the worldwide pandemic. Zweig delves deep into his findings, answering many questions that have been hard to ask in the world that’s developed within the ‘new normal’ following the pandemic. (Photo by J. Scott Applewhite-Pool/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes Dr. Jonathan Lesser onto the Dom Giordano Program after the Manhattan Institute Adjunct Fellow penned a piece for the New York Post that tells ‘why offshore wind jobs may just be a lot of hot air’. Dom, delving into the topic with Dr. Lesser, asks about the tax credits and cost to the State and taxpayers to create these ‘new jobs’ and the new industry. Lesser tells about his findings, explaining that there will be an estimated 3,700 job-years, meaning taxpayers will be forced to pay over $1.6 million for each full-time job created. (Photo by Matt Cardy/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom welcomes Dr. Jonathan Lesser onto the Dom Giordano Program after the Manhattan Institute Adjunct Fellow penned a piece for the New York Post that tells ‘why offshore wind jobs may just be a lot of hot air’. Dom, delving into the topic with Dr. Lesser, asks about the tax credits and cost to the State and taxpayers to create these ‘new jobs’ and the new industry. Lesser tells about his findings, explaining that there will be an estimated 3,700 job-years, meaning taxpayers will be forced to pay over $1.6 million for each full-time job created.
Then, producer Dan chimes in with some breaking news, telling Dom that Philadelphia’s ‘Made in America’ has been cancelled this year, which kicks off the topic for the remainder of the hour. Also, in Dan Time with Dom, Dan tells of a concerning story out of Detroit featuring facial recognition software and police surveillance, and reveals that Zoom has called their employees back to the office. (Photo by Theo Wargo/Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by telling of the ongoing difference of opinion he’s had with afternoon host Rich Zeoli, explaining where both he and Zeoli stand on whether Trump should debate, asking for callers to chime in with their opinions. Then, Dom tells about hearings that played out on Capitol Hill yesterday around the Biden administration’s sloppy withdrawal from Afghanistan, playing back sound bites of those who lost loved ones and the blatant disrespect they’ve felt since, from the administration. Also, Dom plays back Kamala Harris on her trip to Pennsylvania as she tries to promote Bidenomics.
Then, Dom welcomes in David Zweig, columnist who recently penned a piece titled ‘Anthony Fauci’s Deceptions’ for The Free Press, back onto the Dom Giordano Program to delve deep into his piece. In the article, Zweig presents a trove of evidence that reveal Fauci’s behind-the-scenes involvement in the development of the Coronavirus pathogen that caused the worldwide pandemic. Zweig delves deep into his findings, answering many questions that have been hard to ask in the world that’s developed within the ‘new normal’ following the pandemic. (Photo by Spencer Platt/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today's second hour, Dom welcomes Charlie Gerow, a well-known Pennsylvania political strategist, back onto the Dom Giordano Program, after Gerow served as an alternate elector in the state. Charlie joins to reflect on his experience, after Trump was handed down a third indictment, with questions about his handling of alternate electors contributing to his charges. First, Gerow, who hears Dom mention prosecutor Jack Smith in the introduction, takes aim at the prosecutor, explaining why he believes this indictment to be politically motivated. Then, Gerow thanks Dom for referring to him as an ‘alternate elector,’ condemning that narrative that these are fake electors, taking us inside his time serving and what he was designated for if necessary.
Then, Dom continues the hour by discussing both local and national topics in the political sphere. First, Dom tells of a line-item move by Governor Shapiro that puts funding for Crisis Pregnancy Centers into jeopardy, a move that Dom considers senseless and for no reason besides spite. Then, Dom brings things out nationally, taking a caller who questions how anybody can continue supporting former President Donald Trump. (Photo by Mark Makela/Getty Images)
, Dom welcomes Charlie Gerow, a well-known Pennsylvania political strategist, back onto the Dom Giordano Program, after Gerow served as an alternate elector in the state. Charlie joins to reflect on his experience, after Trump was handed down a third indictment, with questions about his handling of alternate electors contributing to his charges. First, Gerow, who hears Dom mention prosecutor Jack Smith in the introduction, takes aim at the prosecutor, explaining why he believes this indictment to be politically motivated. Then, Gerow thanks Dom for referring to him as an ‘alternate elector,’ condemning that narrative that these are fake electors, taking us inside his time serving and what he was designated for if necessary. (Photo by Mark Makela/Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by discussing multiple unfolding stories from over the weekend, first telling why he had a viscerally positive reaction to Megan Rapinoe embarrassingly missing the a penalty kick, justifying why, as an American, he feels it’s okay to cheer on the demise of this non-patriotic team. Then, after giving some updates on more national stories, Dom reveals a shooting at a local recreational facility, which causes him to reboot his debate with producer Dan over the efficacy of surveillance by police. After the impassioned debate, Dan and Dom turn to other topics, including the standing ovation for Trea Turner by Phillies fans over the weekend. (Photo by Robert Cianflone/Getty Images)
Dom Giordano, WPHT host and former teacher, has dedicated much of his daily show toward parents who are taking it into their own hands to push back against school boards that have a negative impact on their children. This has culminated in a weekly podcast on education, Readin', Writin', and Reason, which has allowed wonderful relationships to develop between Giordano, educators, and parents throughout the country who are speaking out against overbearing school boards.
First, Dom welcomes in Ryan Boyer, leader of the Laborers District Council in Philadelphia, who penned a surprising op-ed for Broad and Liberty today that clears the record, explaining that he is firmly in favor of the Pennsylvania push for Lifeline Scholarships despite prior reporting. Boyer provides an incredibly candid assessment of the situation, explaining why he, as a Philadelphian, had to teach his child to lie so he could access a good education. Boyer tells of the importance of allowing choice for parents, telling of the forced segregation that exists based on zip code when we require parents to send their child to a bad school.
Then, Dom welcomes State Representative Amen Brown back onto the podcast to discuss, as a Democrat, why Democratic lawmakers have stood firmly against an already agreed upon introduction of school choice in Philadelphia. Brown is the first Democrat to speak out in favor of school choice, coming only a day after a Philadelphia labor leader Ryan Boyer joined the show to explain why he also is in favor of Pennsylvania’s Lifeline Scholarships. Brown, in discussing the interview with Ryan Boyer reveals that one of his staffers has had to lie to send her daughter to West Chester schools, also revealing that he would never send his children to Philadelphia Public Schools in their current state.
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom welcomes State Representative Martina White back onto the Dom Giordano Program for an update from Harrisburg after Shapiro signed the recently passed Pennsylvania budget into law. This comes with controversy, after Republicans offered concessions for the installation of a Lifeline Scholarship program in the state, bringing school choice to Pennsylvanians after Governor Shapiro ran in support of the program and the issue. Then, Shapiro pulled a bait-and-switch, noting before signing that he’d essentially chill that aspect of the budget through his political power. Martina explains where things currently stand, and tells whether she still believes we’ll soon seen school choice in Pennsylvania.
Then, Dom spends a chunk of the hour analyzing the national election, asking listeners whether they initially supported Trump and why they would vote for him even if in jail. This leads Dom and Dan into a conversation about Trump’s popularity, with both giving their own reasons why Trump has been able to make such an impact on conservatives.
Finally, Dom welcomes back in Neal Zoren to hear what’s worth watching on television and in theaters this weekend. First, Dom suggests a show to Neal, telling why he’s very much enjoying Netflix’s How To Become a Cult Leader. Then, Neal offers up his suggestions for shows worth watching, suggesting The Days, which focuses on the Fukushima disaster, Good Omens, a comedy that follows the alliance of an angel and demon as they team up to stop an impending Armageddon, and The Horror of Dolores Roach, a show he says strikes a similar chord to very-popular Barry. Then, Dan suggests The Righteous Gemstones, asking if Neal’s seen it, and makes a point that he hasn’t seen many Evangelicals calling for a boycott of the show as other groups would if it offended their sensibilities. Finally, Zoren offers his thoughts on Oppenheimer and Barbie, explaining why Oppy grew on him and why Barbie bored him. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Dom leads off the Dom Giordano Program by offering updates around the indictment of Donald Trump, telling what developments have occurred during today’s show and explains why he’s actually looking forward for the 4th indictment to drop, pointing to how it will help Trump in the election. Then, after playing Dom’s Money Melody, Dom tells of the media coverage of Mark Houck, explaining why he believes there not to be much in the liberal press, explaining why he believes they may have trouble framing his stance on abortion knowing that they’ll have to contextualize the hypocritical FBI raid on his home.
Dom welcomes State Representative Martina White back onto the Dom Giordano Program for an update from Harrisburg after Shapiro signed the recently passed Pennsylvania budget into law. This comes with controversy, after Republicans offered concessions for the installation of a Lifeline Scholarship program in the state, bringing school choice to Pennsylvanians after Governor Shapiro ran in support of the program and the issue. Then, Shapiro pulled a bait-and-switch, noting before signing that he’d essentially chill that aspect of the budget through his political power. Martina explains where things currently stand, and tells whether she still believes we’ll soon seen school choice in Pennsylvania. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom welcomes in Bensalem Director of Public Safety William McVey, who yesterday sent over a letter calling attention that lawlessness in Philadelphia has started to seep into suburban towns like Bensalem. In the letter, McVey leads off by targeting the Driving Equity Bill, explaining to us that the one edict set forth by Philadelphia City Council has led to many stops that have produced illegal firearms. Then, Dom delves into his second point, where McVey points out the role of District Attorney Larry Krasner in the spike of violence in and around Philadelphia, explaining the necessity for good leadership from the top. McVey takes us inside his department, explaining how important it is to work in conjunction with both the Mayor's office and the DA, knowing that everybody has each other's back. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by telling listeners to watch this week’s Inside Story on 6ABC, where he gets into it with another panelist over the interview held with Ryan Boyer, a local labor leader who came out in favor of school choice. Then, Dom tells of a huge social media response to his posting of a letter written by Bensalem Director of Public Safety William McVey, noting that after posting yesterday evening, the letter has now over 70,000 views on Twitter. This leads Dom to play back a clip from the new Chicago Mayor, who seemed to take the side of looters over the public and police, a common trend for progressive politicians. Then, Dom reflects on an interview he had yesterday with newly announced congressional candidate Mark Houck, who will be running for the 1st congressional district in Pennsylvania.
Then, Dom welcomes in Bensalem Director of Public Safety William McVey, who yesterday sent over a letter calling attention that lawlessness in Philadelphia has started to seep into suburban towns like Bensalem. In the letter, McVey leads off by targeting the Driving Equity Bill, explaining to us that the one edict set forth by Philadelphia City Council has led to many stops that have produced illegal firearms. Then, Dom delves into his second point, where McVey points out the role of District Attorney Larry Krasner in the spike of violence in and around Philadelphia, explaining the necessity for good leadership from the top. McVey takes us inside his department, explaining how important it is to work in conjunction with both the Mayor's office and the DA, knowing that everybody has each other's back. (Photo by Getty Images)
In today’s third hour, Dom continues the Dom Giordano Program by centering his show largely on strategizing for the 2024 elections, spurred by a conversation earlier in the show with newly announced congressional candidate Mark Houck. This causes Dom to ask listeners via a Twitter poll whether, if they lived in the district being discussed today, if they’d vote for Houck over Fitzpatrick, with listeners overwhelmingly supporting Houck. Then, Dom reads back a press release from Bensalem Township police leadership, who stood by neighboring Abington Police Chief Pat Molloy after the Philadelphia Inquirer came to the defense of Philadelphia police leadership and DA Larry Krasner after the Abington Chief rightly called out the effects that their policies have had on their suburban town. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by telling about big local news announced yesterday, telling that pro-life activist who made national headlines after being unfairly raided by the FBI will be running against Brian Fitzpatrick in the Republican Primary for Congress. Dom breaks down what this means for the region, and strategizes how he sees things shaking out. Dom notes that Houck’s stance on abortion is very similar to Doug Mastriano, which Dom feels contributed heavily to Mastriano’s gubernatorial loss. Then, Dom plays back some of yesterday’s interview with actor Kirk Cameron, who’s facing off against the American Librarians Association, who are looking to prevent him from holding events at local libraries.
Then, Dom welcomes in the aforementioned Congressional candidate Mark Houck to discuss why he’s chosen to run for office against incumbent Republican Brian Fitzpatrick. Houck explains that after discussing the proposition with his family, he and the rest of his came to a family decision that he needs to do this after all the turmoil they’ve faced after an FBI raid that was later proven unnecessary. Then, Houck tells us what issues he plans to use as the cornerstones of his campaign, with Houck explaining why his faith weighs heavily on his priorities and telling how he hopes to use his office to prevent what happened to him from happening to others. Then, Dom delves into the issue of Ukraine, then moves into the topic of abortion, with Houck explaining how he thinks he can win with his no exceptions stance on the issue. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom lead the Dom Giordano Program by continuing the conversation centered around newly announced candidate Mark Houck, taking calls from listeners, some who are in favor in the candidate, and some who criticize his chances due to his stance on abortion. This leads Dom to discuss winning strategies in Pennsylvania, explaining why he believes Fitzpatrick has to be toe a careful line, but time and time again votes wrongly on issues where he believes he could easily get away with a more conservative standpoint. Then, Dom tells about legislation working its way through Harrisburg that brings a memorial day to public schools remembering January 6th. This leads Dom and Dan to look at the history of the bills authors, with it becoming apparent that one is very anti-police and the other is being used. Leslie calls in with a challenge to Dom, laying forth she has a plan to help further the chances for the RNC in the upcoming elections. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom welcomes in the aforementioned Congressional candidate Mark Houck to discuss why he’s chosen to run for office against incumbent Republican Brian Fitzpatrick. Houck explains that after discussing the proposition with his family, he and the rest of his came to a family decision that he needs to do this after all the turmoil they’ve faced after an FBI raid that was later proven unnecessary. Then, Houck tells us what issues he plans to use as the cornerstones of his campaign, with Houck explaining why his faith weighs heavily on his priorities and telling how he hopes to use his office to prevent what happened to him from happening to others. Then, Dom delves into the issue of Ukraine, then moves into the topic of abortion, with Houck explaining how he thinks he can win with his no exceptions stance on the issue.
Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Dom welcomes attorney Wally Zimolong back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss why he’s now representing multiple local gun shops as Philadelphia prepares to sue for allegedly selling firearms to ‘straw purchasers.’ Zimolong explains why he believes this to be an effort by Philadelphia to defer blame away from themselves and new policies implemented by District Attorney Larry Krasner which has allowed a lack of accountability for criminals, leading to relatively astronomical crime numbers.
Then, Dom welcomes in well-known actor Kirk Cameron, who's now regularly sitting atop best-sellers list for children's books with his As You Grow, released last year, and this year's Pride Comes Before the Fall, two great books that he hopes brings morality into the lives of children. This weekend, Cameron and Brave Books will be hosting 'See You At The Library,' a nationwide event featuring prayers, songs, and readings of Brave Books at libraries throughout the country. This has been met with pushback from the American Libraries Association, with the self-proclaimed marxist organization looking to censor the events while encouraging Drag Queen Story Hours at local libraries. Cameron tells us all about the events, which listeners can find locally in Haddon Township, Telford, and in Northern Delaware, and explains how his faith has directed his career since his time spent on beloved sitcom Growing Pains. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom welcomes attorney Wally Zimolong back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss why he’s now representing multiple local gun shops as Philadelphia prepares to sue for allegedly selling firearms to ‘straw purchasers.’ Zimolong explains why he believes this to be an effort by Philadelphia to defer blame away from themselves and new policies implemented by District Attorney Larry Krasner which has allowed a lack of accountability for criminals, leading to relatively astronomical crime numbers. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom welcomes in well-known actor Kirk Cameron, who's now regularly sitting atop best-sellers list for children's books with his As You Grow, released last year, and this year's Pride Comes Before the Fall, two great books that he hopes brings morality into the lives of children. This weekend, Cameron and Brave Books will be hosting 'See You At The Library,' a nationwide event featuring prayers, songs, and readings of Brave Books at libraries throughout the country. This has been met with pushback from the American Libraries Association, with the self-proclaimed marxist organization looking to censor the events while encouraging Drag Queen Story Hours at local libraries. Cameron tells us all about the events, which listeners can find locally in Haddon Township, Telford, and in Northern Delaware, and explains how his faith has directed his career since his time spent on beloved sitcom Growing Pains. (Photo by Paul Morigi/Getty Images for LIFEMARK Movie)
Dom welcomes in Professor Alan Dershowitz, author of Get Trump: The Threat to Civil Liberties, Due Process, and Our Constitutional Rule of Law, back onto the Dom Giordano Program to get his expert analysis on the now third indictment of former President Donald Trump. First, Dershowitz takes us inside the pertinent danger to the First Amendment that arises with such an indictment, telling of the precedent that this filing has on how politicians will control their speech in the future. Then, Dershowitz explains how the 6th Amendment plays into the case as well, and talks about how the Left plans to strategize moving forward, hoping to use this indictment to keep January 6th fresh in the mind of voters in the 2024 election. (Photo by Mario Tama/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom leads off the Dom Giordano Program by offering updates in the Hunter Biden scandal and hearing. Dom first tells of the irony of now the third time that Democrats have filed an indictment less than 24 hours after huge revelations that implicate the President. Then, Dom tells of a new nationwide event by Brave Books featuring actor Kirk Cameron that brings a conservative ideology into libraries, which is facing push back from the American Librarians Association, the organization that promotes Drag Queen Story Hours. Also, Dom reveals that there have been multiple articles now written about his interview with Philadelphia Labor Leader Ryan Boyer, who admitted in a column in Broad and Liberty and on the show that he had to teach his child to lie to unlock better education, a common tactic for those living in Philadelphia.
Then, Dom welcomes in Professor Alan Dershowitz, author of Get Trump: The Threat to Civil Liberties, Due Process, and Our Constitutional Rule of Law, back onto the Dom Giordano Program to get his expert analysis on the now third indictment of former President Donald Trump. First, Dershowitz takes us inside the pertinent danger to the First Amendment that arises with such an indictment, telling of the precedent that this filing has on how politicians will control their speech in the future. Then, Dershowitz explains how the 6th Amendment plays into the case as well, and talks about how the Left plans to strategize moving forward, hoping to use this indictment to keep January 6th fresh in the mind of voters in the 2024 election. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by pointing out the pivot already happening by those on the Left, less than 24 hours after the announcement of the third indictment of former President Donald Trump, alleging that he conspired to overturn the results of the 2020 election. Dom spends the majority of the first hour on the topic of the Trump indictment, playing back ridiculous clips from Left-leaning individuals including historian Michael Bechloss, who compared January 6th to Pearl Harbor and 9/11. Also, Dom spends some time discussing the death penalty after meandering continues over what to do with the Tree of Life shooter, pointing out the flip-flop by Governor Josh Shapiro on the issue. Also, Dom announces the side topic of the day, asking listeners for some all-time great female athletes, and tells developments in the case filed against Lizzo, claiming she fat-shamed her dancers. (Photo by Michael M. Santiago/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom welcomes in Guy Ciarrocchi, writer for Broad and Liberty and RealClear, back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss the impact of yesterday’s interview with Philadelphia labor leader Ryan Boyer. In the interview, Boyer was incredibly candid about his experience raising children in the City of Philadelphia, revealing that he and many others have had to teach their children to lie in effort to unlock a better education. Boyer told Giordano how he supports the Pennsylvania effort to instill Lifeline Scholarships, which would allow parents to choose where to school their children. Ciarrocchi explains that he plans to write about the interview, juxtaposing the effort by mostly white progressives to again harm minority communities while trying to convince voters that they’re morally superior.
Then, Dom welcomes in Ben Weingarten, Editor-at-Large for RealClearInvestigations, back onto the Dom Giordano Program to hear his analysis on the media coverage and liberal reaction to the testimony of Devon Archer, business associate of Hunter Biden. Weingarten first discusses the rush by Congressman Dan Goldman to justify Biden’s actions, revealing that he was one of the strongest voices in the trials against former President Donald Trump. He uses this as one of many examples of hypocrisy presented by those on the Left, and explains the importance of determining whether our justice system is helping to cover up and assist the Biden family’s actions.
Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Dom leads off the hour by offering some more thoughts on the Hunter Biden situation, explaining the process he believes Republicans should take if all comes out as accurate. Then, after playing Dom’s Money Melody, Dom welcomes State Representative Amen Brown back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss, as a Democrat, why Democratic lawmakers have stood firmly against an already agreed upon introduction of school choice in Philadelphia. Brown is the first Democrat to speak out in favor of school choice, coming only a day after a Philadelphia labor leader Ryan Boyer joined the show to explain why he also is in favor of Pennsylvania’s Lifeline Scholarships. Brown, in discussing the interview with Ryan Boyer reveals that one of his staffers has had to lie to send her daughter to West Chester schools, also revealing that he would never send his children to Philadelphia Public Schools in their current state. (Photo by Anna Moneymaker/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes State Representative Amen Brown back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss, as a Democrat, why Democratic lawmakers have stood firmly against an already agreed upon introduction of school choice in Philadelphia. Brown is the first Democrat to speak out in favor of school choice, coming only a day after a Philadelphia labor leader Ryan Boyer joined the show to explain why he also is in favor of Pennsylvania’s Lifeline Scholarships. Brown, in discussing the interview with Ryan Boyer reveals that one of his staffers has had to lie to send her daughter to West Chester schools, also revealing that he would never send his children to Philadelphia Public Schools in their current state. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom welcomes in Ben Weingarten, Editor-at-Large for RealClearInvestigations, back onto the Dom Giordano Program to hear his analysis on the media coverage and liberal reaction to the testimony of Devon Archer, business associate of Hunter Biden. Weingarten first discusses the rush by Congressman Dan Goldman to justify Biden’s actions, revealing that he was one of the strongest voices in the trials against former President Donald Trump. He uses this as one of many examples of hypocrisy presented by those on the Left, and explains the importance of determining whether our justice system is helping to cover up and assist the Biden family’s actions. (Photo by Andrew Harnik-Pool/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes in Guy Ciarrocchi, writer for Broad and Liberty and RealClear, back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss the impact of yesterday’s interview with Philadelphia labor leader Ryan Boyer. In the interview, Boyer was incredibly candid about his experience raising children in the City of Philadelphia, revealing that he and many others have had to teach their children to lie in effort to unlock a better education. Boyer told Giordano how he supports the Pennsylvania effort to instill Lifeline Scholarships, which would allow parents to choose where to school their children. Ciarrocchi explains that he plans to write about the interview, juxtaposing the effort by mostly white progressives to again harm minority communities while trying to convince voters that they’re morally superior. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by offering his thoughts on the Hunter Biden situation after the testimony of Devon Archer, telling how liberals have tried to spin the shocking revelations, playing back both Congressman Dan Goldman and MSNBC analyst Eugene Robinson who offered hilariously ironic defenses for the President’s actions. Then, after revealing today’s side topic, Dan and Dom spend some time discussing Oppenheimer, with both revealing why they were a bit underwhelmed by the film. Then, Dom tells that the Biden rivalry with lightbulbs continues, as the administration again hopes to control how we light our homes. Also, Dom offers commentary on the sucker punch that left Fox29’s Bob Kelly with a swollen and black eye, which came from a random Sea Isle shoregoer participating in a TikTok trend. (Photo by Drew Angerer/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes in Ryan Boyer, leader of the Laborers District Council in Philadelphia, who penned a surprising op-ed for Broad and Liberty today that clears the record, explaining that he is firmly in favor of the Pennsylvania push for Lifeline Scholarships despite prior reporting. Boyer provides an incredibly candid assessment of the situation, explaining why he, as a Philadelphian, had to teach his child to lie so he could access a good education. Boyer tells of the importance of allowing choice for parents, telling of the forced segregation that exists based on zip code when we require parents to send their child to a bad school. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Dom welcomes in Ryan Boyer, leader of the Laborers District Council in Philadelphia, who penned a surprising op-ed for Broad and Liberty today that clears the record, explaining that he is firmly in favor of the Pennsylvania push for Lifeline Scholarships despite prior reporting. Boyer provides an incredibly candid assessment of the situation, explaining why he, as a Philadelphian, had to teach his child to lie so he could access a good education. Boyer tells of the importance of allowing choice for parents, telling of the forced segregation that exists based on zip code when we require parents to send their child to a bad school. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom welcomes State Representative Martina White back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss a new statewide Republican effort to ‘Save Our Students,’ a response to a Democratic launch of a ‘Save Our Schools’ campaign, which tries to change public sentiment against school choice. This comes as Republicans rightfully take issue with a promise made by Governor Josh Shapiro to include a Lifeline Scholarship Program, which would bring choice to the homes of students and parents, which the Governor later reneged on after Republicans agreed on concessions that allowed the inclusion of these scholarships. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom welcomes Congressman Jeff Van Drew back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss a couple debates on Capitol Hill. First, though, Dom asks Van Drew what he would do if he were to assume the role of Governor in the absence of Phil Murphy, as the New Jersey governor takes off to Italy, with Van Drew proposing some great things that would make life much better for New Jerseyians. Then, Dom and Van Drew delve into the continued debate over the off-shore wind turbines that are killing marine wildlife, with Van Drew explaining why this is a real threat to the local shore economy. Then, Van Drew offers his thoughts on the Hunter Biden controversy, and tells where he stands in the appropriations debate.
Then, Dom welcomes State Representative Martina White back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss a new statewide Republican effort to ‘Save Our Students,’ a response to a Democratic launch of a ‘Save Our Schools’ campaign, which tries to change public sentiment against school choice. This comes as Republicans rightfully take issue with a promise made by Governor Josh Shapiro to include a Lifeline Scholarship Program, which would bring choice to the homes of students and parents, which the Governor later reneged on after Republicans agreed on concessions that allowed the inclusion of these scholarships. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom welcomes Congressman Jeff Van Drew back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss a couple debates on Capitol Hill. First, though, Dom asks Van Drew what he would do if he were to assume the role of Governor in the absence of Phil Murphy, as the New Jersey governor takes off to Italy, with Van Drew proposing some great things that would make life much better for New Jerseyians. Then, Dom and Van Drew delve into the continued debate over the off-shore wind turbines that are killing marine wildlife, with Van Drew explaining why this is a real threat to the local shore economy. Then, Van Drew offers his thoughts on the Hunter Biden controversy, and tells where he stands in the appropriations debate. (Photo by Alex Wong/Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by previewing what’s to come on today's jam-packed show, but first telling about his week spent in Wildwood. Dom tells he saw Oppenheimer yesterday and tells that he’ll offer a review at some point in the show. Then, Dom turns to issues of the day, telling why he support Ron DeSantis in his continued fight against Disney, and tells of new developments around the issue of abortion, telling of a new poll that suggests Trump supporters widely do not support a 6-week abortion ban. Then, Dom offers his thoughts on the wraparound lines for the newly released Kelly Green version of the Eagles jersey. Also, Dom tells the ridiculous speaker fees that Dylan Mulvaney is charging universities, which sets Dan off asking how colleges can afford this if they need to charge students boat loads of money.
Then, Dom welcomes Congressman Scott Perry, head of the Freedom Caucus, back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss multiple issues unfolding on Capitol Hill. First, Dom and Perry jump right into the events of the day as Devon Archer testifies about his business relationship with the Biden family. Perry points to the glaring bias in the justice system and the media coverage, explaining why answers must be found as to whether there was anything nefarious going on with the Biden family. Dom asks Perry about a claim by Comer, who noted that 6 banks have levied 170 suspicious activity reports toward the Biden family, a very uncommon act by a bank. Also, Perry delves into the conversations taking place around appropriations, explaining why congress has had trouble taking tough votes. (Photo by Joe Raedle/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes Congressman Scott Perry, head of the Freedom Caucus, back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss multiple issues unfolding on Capitol Hill. First, Dom and Perry jump right into the events of the day as Devon Archer testifies about his business relationship with the Biden family. Perry points to the glaring bias in the justice system and the media coverage, explaining why answers must be found as to whether there was anything nefarious going on with the Biden family. Dom asks Perry about a claim by Comer, who noted that 6 banks have levied 170 suspicious activity reports toward the Biden family, a very uncommon act by a bank. Also, Perry delves into the conversations taking place around appropriations, explaining why congress has had trouble taking tough votes. (Photo by Kevin Dietsch/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Mike Opelka continues filling in on the Dom Giordano Program, leading off by telling of an anecdote revealed by Nancy Mace at the National Prayer Breakfast where she revealed that her husband almost made her late when asking for some post-breakfast dessert. Then, after playing today’s Money Melody, Opelka shifts to the topic of Hunter Biden, welcoming in Ben Weingarten, senior contributor for The Federalist, to hear his analysis on the ongoing controversy. Weingarten first addresses whether he believes that Biden should be impeached if the allegations against his family is true, with Weingarten explaining the precedent that the continued trend of impeaching presidents would set. (Photo by Allison Joyce/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Mike Opelka continues filling in for Dom Giordano on the Dom Giordano Program, first responding to listener inquiries, reflecting on those he spent time with during his long career. Then, Opelka delves into the congressional hearings around extraterrestrial life, telling what he needs to see before he, as a skeptic, believes that there is life out there in the universe. Then, Mike plays back clips from the View yesterday, pointing to another example of their pervasive bias when discussing the Biden family. Also, Mike welcomes in Lauren Fix of Car Coach Reports onto the Dom Giordano Program, to discuss updates in the automotive world, including multiple fires of electric vehicles and controversy around the ultimate destination of vehicles collected in the Cash for Clunkers program. (Photo by Dave Kotinsky/Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Mike Opelka filled in for Dom Giordano on the Dom Giordano Program, first leading off by offering updates on the Hunter Biden situation, telling why he believes the plea agreement fell apart, adding new fuel to the fire to prosecute the President’s son. Then, Mike tells about a big win in the movement against the spread of woke politics, and tells of a new dysphoria, ‘wing dysphoria,’ which allegedly forces sufferers to believe they have wings. Also, Mike reveals some more renovations at the White House, telling of a new room with ‘windows’ that can change what’s seen outside, which has already been used for a press conference. (Photo by Getty Images)
In today’s third hour, Mike Opelka, filling in for Dom Giordano on the Dom Giordano Program, welcomes in Representative Craig Williams, who today filed an appeal against the Commonwealth Court decision shooting down the Articles of Impeachment presented centered on Philadelphia District Attorney Larry Krasner. Williams updates the situation, telling about the 100-page appeal that points to direct examples of Krasner’s misdeeds, offering up examples, particularly around the case of Philadelphia Officer Ryan Pownall. (Photo by Scott Heins/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Mike Opelka, filling in for Dom Giordano on the Dom Giordano Program, welcomes in Representative Craig Williams, who today filed an appeal against the Commonwealth Court decision shooting down the Articles of Impeachment presented centered on Philadelphia District Attorney Larry Krasner. Williams updates the situation, telling about the 100-page appeal that points to direct examples of Krasner’s misdeeds, offering up examples, particularly around the case of Philadelphia Officer Ryan Pownall. Then, in the remainder of the hour, Mike floats between multiple national topics including Hunter Biden and UFO hearings on Capitol Hill, and talks some music with Producer Dan. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Mike Opelka, filling in for Dom Giordano, leads off the Dom Giordano Program by offering continued analysis of the Hunter Biden situation as the President’s son seeks a plea deal to get around the multitude of allegations levied his way. Opelka sticks on this topic throughout the hour, also discussing the hearing featuring Alejandro Mayorkas as lawmakers try to fix the border and determine why things have gotten as bad as they have. Also, Mike welcomes in Fred Lucas, chief news correspondent and manager of the Investigative Reporting Project for The Daily Signal, to take us inside the White House briefing room. (Photo by Alex Wong/Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Mike Opelka filled in for Dom Giordano on the Dom Giordano Program. Opelka leads off the show by previewing the multitude of topics he’ll be touching today, first beginning by offering his thoughts on the plea deal hearing of Hunter Biden playing out in his hometown of Wilmington today. This remains as the primary topic throughout the show, with other topics sprinkled in, including a discussion on the hearings centered around UFOs playing out on Capitol Hill. Also, Opelka tells about a report out of the White House that now a second Biden dog has been unusually unruly, biting individuals 10 times within the past month, and Mike welcomes in his friend, Dr. Michael Roizen of the Cleveland Clinic, to break down what happened yesterday when LeBron James’ son, Bronny, collapsed with cardiac arrest. (Photo by Anna Moneymaker/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Dom is first joined by Louis Belasco, Executive Director of The Greater Wildwoods Tourism Improvement and Development Authority, to hear what’s coming up in the great shore town. First, Dom asks Belasco what the heck is going on outside the windows of the Convention Center location he’s broadcasting from, with Lou telling about this week’s annual Wildwoods Baby Parade and Waddlers contest. Then, Lou tells about an upcoming Latin Music festival, which will happen just outside on the boardwalk nearby a tattoo convention inside the Convention Center, while a baseball tournament takes place on the beach. Also, Giordano and Belasco discuss the entity’s effort to appeal to tourists in the shoulder season, with Lou telling what shore-goers could expect during a visit in September or October.
Then, Dom welcomes in WPHT Morning Show host Nick Kayal, who this past weekend completed the Ben to the Bridge bike tour, a 65-mile ride spanning from Philadelphia to Atlantic City, raising money for the Families Behind the Badge Children’s Foundation. Nick brings us inside the training regimen that set him on the path to complete the ride, and tells where he found his inspiration when he was tiring. Then, Kayal and Giordano suggest more should join Nick if he does it again, throwing out Dan as a potential rider. Also, Nick tells that listeners can still donate to the great cause, again sending them to GregStockerSucks.com to donate. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom welcomes in WPHT Morning Show host Nick Kayal, who this past weekend completed the Ben to the Bridge bike tour, a 65-mile ride spanning from Philadelphia to Atlantic City, raising money for the Families Behind the Badge Children’s Foundation. Nick brings us inside the training regimen that set him on the path to complete the ride, and tells where he found his inspiration when he was tiring. Then, Kayal and Giordano suggest more should join Nick if he does it again, throwing out Dan as a potential rider. Also, Nick tells that listeners can still donate to the great cause, again sending them to GregStockerSucks.com to donate.
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom welcomes in Parker McCumber, commentator with Young Voices, after he penned an article for American Thinker titled ‘A Centralized Bank Digital Currency would harm our economy,’ to delve deeper into Centralized Bank Digital Currencies (CBDCs) after Congressman Scott Perry mentioned that the Freedom Caucus is working to prevent them as our financial reality. McCumber delves deep into the negative aspects of CBDCS, offering in detail how the installation would kill banks and bring ultimate control to the federal government. McCumber explains this point, telling how exactly the government would be the ultimate proprietor of every aspect of life if we head down this path.
Then, Dom plays back some clips from Kamala Harris, who’s trying to reframe the new Florida curriculum as racist. Dom plays back clips from the author of the curricula, Dr. William Allen, and explains how he’d prefer both the other and national talking heads to respond to ridiculous claims such as this. Also, in Dan Time with Dom, Dan tells about his experience shopping in Philadelphia with most products locked up, and asks Dom why there hasn’t been much hype around the UFO hearings on Capitol Hill. (Photo by Al Drago-Pool/Getty Images)
In today’s second hour, Dom welcomes in Parker McCumber, commentator with Young Voices, after he penned an article for American Thinker titled ‘A Centralized Bank Digital Currency would harm our economy,’ to delve deeper into Centralized Bank Digital Currencies (CBDC) after Congressman Scott Perry mentioned that the Freedom Caucus is working to prevent them as our financial reality. McCumber delves deep into the negative aspects of CBDCS, offering in detail how the installation would kill banks and bring ultimate control to the federal government. McCumber explains this point, telling how exactly the government would be the ultimate proprietor of every aspect of life if we head down this path. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by telling what to look forward to in today’s show, first telling that Madeleine Dean has come to the defense of Hunter Biden, playing back a clip where she hypocritically argues that there is no evidence behind the claims levied against the Biden family. Then, Dom reveals some huge news, telling that he’s now heard that Larry Krasner has ordered all staff for a meeting tomorrow, which he suggests may be an announcement of a departure, a rumor he reported last week. Dom has heard who may be replacing Krasner, explaining why the replacement would make our City much safer, and explaining why he’s not concerned that Krasner will be moving onto a national stage. Also, Dom tells of a horrific incident last night featuring Bronny James, LeBron’s son and high-ranked NBA prospect, who collapsed on the court due to cardiac arrest.
Then, Dom welcomes in Congressman Scott Perry, head of the Freedom Caucus, back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss multiple issues unfolding on Capitol Hill. First, Dom asks Perry what it’s like dealing with colleagues like Madeleine Dean, who repeatedly jumps at every opportunity she can to virtue signal. This leads Dom and Perry toward the congressional hearings centered on Hunter Biden, with Perry asking for listeners to imagine the media hubbub and stance of Democrats if the allegations were levied against the Trump family instead of the Biden family. Perry stresses the importance of the case, explaining why all of Congress should get behind the fact-finding centered on the allegations, in an effort to protect our Government. Also, Congressman Perry warns of Centralized Bank Digital Currencies, telling how the Freedom Caucus hopes to get ahead of the installation of a federalized digital currency that would give the government ultimate control.
Dom welcomes in Congressman Scott Perry, head of the Freedom Caucus, back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss multiple issues unfolding on Capitol Hill. First, Dom asks Perry what it’s like dealing with colleagues like Madeleine Dean, who repeatedly jumps at every opportunity she can to virtue signal. This leads Dom and Perry toward the congressional hearings centered on Hunter Biden, with Perry asking for listeners to imagine the media hubbub and stance of Democrats if the allegations were levied against the Trump family instead of the Biden family. Perry stresses the importance of the case, explaining why all of Congress should get behind the fact-finding centered on the allegations, in an effort to protect our Government. Also, Congressman Perry warns of Centralized Bank Digital Currencies, telling how the Freedom Caucus hopes to get ahead of the installation of a federalized digital currency that would give the government ultimate control. (Photo by Anna Moneymaker/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Dom leads off the Dom Giordano Program by telling of a new effort to bring chocolate milk back to kids, which kicks off a critique by Giordano over the effort by liberals to promote healthy eating for children while condemning anything negative said about overweight individuals. Then, Dom tells of a now repeated instance of a ransom kidnapping in Chestnut Hill, providing another example of the lawless society we now live in due to progressive policies.
Then, Dom welcomes Christian Toto, host of the Hollywood in Toto podcast on HollywoodinToto.com to hear his thoughts on a huge weekend for Hollywood, with Barbie, Oppenheimer, and Sound of Freedom all exceeding box office expectations. First, Dom asks for Toto to delve into his tweets centered around Barbie, with Toto providing his thoughts on the in-your-face politicking by what’s sold as a children’s film. Then, Dom reads back some critiques of Oppenheimer, revealing that the film itself is a bit... revealing, with Toto explaining why he trusts Nolan to not offer up nudity and sex unless it's pertinent to the story. Finally, Dom and Toto discuss Sound of Freedom's continued box office success, after the small film beat out Mission Impossible for another weekend.
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom leads off by telling of multiple stories out of Hollywood. First, Dom tells about the huge success of Barbie and an effort by CNN and other liberals to use the success as proof against the ‘go woke, go broke’ ideology. This leads Dan and Dom to offer further evidence that if you ‘go woke, you’ll go broke,’ with Dan telling of some controversy centered around a newly announced live-action adaptation of Snow White.
Then, Dom welcomes legendary sportswriter Ray Didinger back onto the Dom Giordano Program on the eve of Eagles training camp to preview the upcoming season. First, Ray tells us what he’s been up to, telling that his great compilation of the stories he’s written throughout his career, One Last Read, has now been released in paperback. With the release, Ray tells Dom, he and longtime WIP co-host Glen Macnow will be doing a talk about the book at the Uptown Theater on August 8th, ahead of a return of Tommy and Me to the theater in September. Then, Dom and Ray delve into the upcoming Eagles season, telling of difference between training camps in 2024 vs. training camps of the past. Also, Ray tells a bit about his time covering professional wrestling, with Dan highlighting the role the sportswriter had in legitimizing the athletic display as a real sport. (Photo by Chris Jackson/Getty Images)
Full Hour | Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by welcoming listeners back to Wildwood as he broadcasts live from the Convention Center on the boardwalk. First, Dom tells of an interview featuring Phil Murphy on CBS News that again did not ask him about the windmill situation off the coast of New Jersey. Dom points listeners to a picture of a weekend golf tournament that features turbines in the backgrounds, hammering down how the industry will negatively affect tourism at the shore. Then, Dom offers his thoughts on the continued protesting by the United States Women’s National Soccer Team, with Producer Dan picking Dom’s brain, asking how we can require patriotism out of those who represent our Country. Then, while introducing the Side Topic of the Day, Dom and producer Dan have a conversation about the greatness of Tony Bennett, reflecting on the miraculous concerts he held while suffering through Alzheimer’s late in his life.
Then, Dom welcomes back in John McNesby, President of Philadelphia’s FOP Lodge 5, which represents the police officers here in Philadelphia, after another tumultuous weekend that left an officer with a broken leg after he was run over while trying to disperse a crowd of hundreds of teenagers on Broad Street. Then, Dom and McNesby delve into the other multiple instances of violence levied against police officers, with McNesby pointing toward political rhetoric as a reason for an attitude toward police that encourages these types of actions. Also, John discusses why certain tactics aren’t being employed in effort to cut down on ATVs and dirt bikes, including the usage of spike strips, and tells whether the Union plans to endorse a candidate for Mayor.
Dom Giordano welcomes Christian Toto, host of the Hollywood in Toto podcast on HollywoodinToto.com to hear his thoughts on a huge weekend for Hollywood, with Barbie, Oppenheimer, and Sound of Freedom all exceeding box office expectations. First, Dom asks for Toto to delve into his tweets centered around Barbie, with Toto providing his thoughts on the in-your-face politicking by what’s sold as a children’s film. Then, Dom reads back some critiques of Oppenheimer, revealing that the film itself is a bit... revealing, with Toto explaining why he trusts Nolan to not offer up nudity and sex unless it's pertinent to the story. Finally, Dom and Toto discuss Sound of Freedom's continued box office success, after the small film beat out Mission Impossible for another weekend. (Photo by Ian Waldie/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes back in John McNesby, President of Philadelphia’s FOP Lodge 5, which represents the police officers here in Philadelphia, after another tumultuous weekend that left an officer with a broken leg after he was run over while trying to disperse a crowd of hundreds of teenagers on Broad Street. Then, Dom and McNesby delve into the other multiple instances of violence levied against police officers, with McNesby pointing toward political rhetoric as a reason for an attitude toward police that encourages these types of actions. Also, John discusses why certain tactics aren’t being employed in effort to cut down on ATVs and dirt bikes, including the usage of spike strips, and tells whether the Union plans to endorse a candidate for Mayor. (Photo by Mark Makela/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes legendary sportswriter Ray Didinger back onto the Dom Giordano Program on the eve of Eagles training camp to preview the upcoming season. First, Ray tells us what he’s been up to, telling that his great compilation of the stories he’s written throughout his career, One Last Read, has now been released in paperback. With the release, Ray tells Dom, he and longtime WIP co-host Glen Macnow will be doing a talk about the book at the Uptown Theater on August 8th, ahead of a return of Tommy and Me to the theater in September. Then, Dom and Ray delve into the upcoming Eagles season, telling of difference between training camps in 2024 vs. training camps of the past. Also, Ray tells a bit about his time covering professional wrestling, with Dan highlighting the role the sportswriter had in legitimizing the athletic display as a real sport. (Photo by Nick Cammett/Getty Images)
Dom Giordano, WPHT host and former teacher, has dedicated much of his daily show toward parents who are taking it into their own hands to push back against school boards that have a negative impact on their children. This has culminated in a weekly podcast on education, Readin', Writin', and Reason, which has allowed wonderful relationships to develop between Giordano, educators, and parents throughout the country who are speaking out against overbearing school boards.
First, Dom welcomes back Riley Gaines, former NCAA swimmer who's become a women's rights and Title IX activist, back on the show. Gaines, who made news after speaking out against transgendered swimmers including Penn's Lia Thomas, offers updates on what she's been up to, first responding to Lia Thomas announcing this week that they're an "antifa super soldier," which doesn't surprise the host or the guest. Then, Riley tells about the launch of her new podcast, “Gaines for Girls,” telling that she hopes to share her message with young girls, hoping to empower them and giving them a voice in a strange world in which biological men are competing against biological women. Also, Gaines updates her push to have other big women athletes speak out, explaining some movement she's seen, telling what she hopes to accomplish with having some big names sign on.
Then, Dom welcomes in State Senator Kim Ward who’s incredibly upset with Governor Josh Shapiro after reneging on promises he recently made concerning the implementation of the Lifeline Scholarship program, which was written into the recent budget. In an agreement made with Democrats, Republicans made multiple concessions to install a system that would allow parents and students to choose where they would like to be schooled, an ideology Shapiro employed and allegedly exploited to get elected as Governor of our State. Senator Kim Ward discusses the move by Shapiro, pointing out the hypocrisy and the damage that his flipped stance on the issue will have on parents in Pennsylvania.
Dom welcomes in WPHT Morning Show host Nick Kayal, who’s going for his first ever Ben to the Shore Bike Tour on Sunday, in effort to raise money for the Families Behind the Badge Children’s Foundation. Nick tells why he believes he’ll be able to complete the tour with no issue, taking listeners inside his training regime and preparation for the big race Sunday. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom welcomes Mayor Joseph Mancini of Long Beach Township onto the Dom Giordano Program after hearing that he has joined with Mayors and other leaders from coastal New Jersey counties to protest the wind turbines being forced off their shores, which will greatly affect the local economy. Mancini suggests that we may have another Bridgegate-type scenario on our hands, explaining that the main thoroughfare onto his island has been assigned emergency construction, causing a traffic nightmare. Mancini stresses the negative implications of such a move, telling that the 30/40 minute normal travel time to the local hospital has been pushed to about an hour and half. Mancini explains why he cares so deeply about the issue, and brings us onto his shore island, telling how those of us in Philadelphia could benefit from a trip to his shore destination.(Photo by Nathan Stirk/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes Dr. Marty Makary back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss the Robert F. Kennedy Jr. hearings in front of Congress over censorship. First, Makary breaks down the hearing, explaining why he appreciates what Kennedy brought to the table yesterday, explaining the censorship he’s faced when offering a countering opinion on the societal norm during Coronavirus. This leads Dom to ask Dr. Makary about Fauci, wondering whether his decision-making has been nefarious, with Makary telling that he truly believes Dr. Fauci to want the best for his Country, but has consistently been on the wrong end of things. Then, Dom asks Makary how much validity we should offer things said by Kennedy, who’s been labeled a conspiracy theorist by the Left, with Makary offering a very calculated opinion on the critiques that Kennedy has about our medical system. Also, Dr. Makary tells us what’s next for him, explaining that he hopes to tackle the insurance industry, working for a way to cut out the middleman and lower prices for businesses providing insurance to their workers. (Photo by Noam Galai/Getty Images for HBO)
In today’s third hour, Dom welcomes Mayor Joseph Mancini of Long Beach Township onto the Dom Giordano Program after hearing that he has joined with Mayors and other leaders from coastal New Jersey counties to protest the wind turbines being forced off their shores, which will greatly affect the local economy. Mancini suggests that we may have another Bridgegate-type scenario on our hands, explaining that the main thoroughfare onto his island has been assigned emergency construction, causing a traffic nightmare. Mancini stresses the negative implications of such a move, telling that the 30/40 minute normal travel time to the local hospital has been pushed to about an hour and half. Mancini explains why he cares so deeply about the issue, and brings us onto his shore island, telling how those of us in Philadelphia could benefit from a trip to his shore destination.
Then, Dom welcomes in WPHT Morning Show host Nick Kayal, who’s going for his first ever Ben to the Shore Bike Tour on Sunday, in effort to raise money for the Families Behind the Badge Children’s Foundation. Nick tells why he believes he’ll be able to complete the tour with no issue, taking listeners inside his training regime and preparation for the big race Sunday. (Photo by Michael M. Santiago/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom leads off the Dom Giordano Program by telling about a professor who was fired from his position at Thomas Jefferson University after liking allegedly controversial material around the Coronavirus vaccine on social media. This leads Dom to talk about the blatant censorship of information by the Left, which causes him to tell about yesterday’s hearing involving RFK Jr. Also, Dom and Dan offer up some Western suggestions to check out over the weekend.
Then, Dom welcomes Dr. Marty Makary back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss the Robert F. Kennedy Jr. hearings in front of Congress over censorship. First, Makary breaks down the hearing, explaining why he appreciates what Kennedy brought to the table yesterday, explaining the censorship he’s faced when offering a countering opinion on the societal norm during Coronavirus. This leads Dom to ask Dr. Makary about Fauci, wondering whether his decision-making has been nefarious, with Makary telling that he truly believes Dr. Fauci to want the best for his Country, but has consistently been on the wrong end of things. Then, Dom asks Makary how much validity we should offer things said by Kennedy, who’s been labeled a conspiracy theorist by the Left, with Makary offering a very calculated opinion on the critiques that Kennedy has about our medical system. Also, Dr. Makary tells us what’s next for him, explaining that he hopes to tackle the insurance industry, working for a way to cut out the middleman and lower prices for businesses providing insurance to their workers. (Photo by Getty Images)
Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by reflecting on his trip with producer Dan up to Mayfair last night where the neighborhood celebrated both the Father Judge Baseball championship and the St. Hubert’s cheerleading championship. Dom tells that at the event he saw, for the first time in person, newly elected State Senator Jimmy Dillon, who he’s regularly attacked on air for his refusal to prioritize the safety of Philadelphians over politics. Then, Dom delves into national politics, revealing a surge by Vivek Ramaswamy, which kicks off a conversation as to whether or not he may play as a spoiler to candidates such as Ron DeSantis, and replays highlights from yesterday’s Joe Biden speech. Also, Dom and Dan ask listeners throughout the show for things that have vastly changed since the Old West in honor of tomorrow’s day celebrating cowboys.
Dom welcomes back FBI Whistleblower Steve Friend, author of True Blue: My Journey from Beat Cop to Suspended FBI Whistleblower, to hear his analysis of the ongoing hearings centered on Hunter Biden and offer an update on the information he revealed in his own hearing. Friend breaks down the Biden dealings with Burisma, dissecting a new release of an FBI document that lays forth the alleged quid pro quo between Hunter, his father, and Ukrainian leaders. Then, Friend provides an update on his whistleblower testimony centered on January 6th, where he revealed that the FBI had manipulated investigations into the tumultuous day. (Photo by DNCC via Getty Images) (Photo by Handout/DNCC via Getty Images)
Dom welcomes in Dr. Miriam Grossman, author of the newly released Lost in Trans Nation: A Child Psychiatrist’s Guide Out of the Madness, onto the Dom Giordano Program to hear about her in-depth analysis of the explosion of transgenderism among our nation’s youth. First, Dom asks Dr. Grossman for some historical perspective, asking when the ball starting rolling toward the society we’ve normalized. Then, Grossman delves into the content of her book, explaining what has happened in recent years that has catalyzed many young people to question their gender preferences. Also, Dr. Miriam Grossman tells listeners what they can find inside the book, including advice for parents how to navigate this new change. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom welcomes in Michael Graham, Managing Editor of InsideSources, owners of the Delaware Valley Journal, to discuss a new poll performed by the paper asking whether Pennsylvanians believe Biden to be doing well as President. First, Graham explains why the paper decided to do a poll at this time, with Graham noting how he expects things to change, but with Biden’s repeated trips to Philadelphia, one being today, it was a good time to take the temperature of the public. Graham reveals the results of the poll, forecasting what a decline in support may mean for Biden’s chances for re-election in 2024. Also, Graham discusses the importance of local reporting, and offers his opinion on news that Dave McCormick may enter his hat back into the ring. (Photo by Spencer Platt/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Dom welcomes back FBI Whistleblower Steve Friend, author of True Blue: My Journey from Beat Cop to Suspended FBI Whistleblower, to hear his analysis of the ongoing hearings centered on Hunter Biden and offer an update on the information he revealed in his own hearing. Friend breaks down the Biden dealings with Burisma, dissecting a new release of an FBI document that lays forth the alleged quid pro quo between Hunter, his father, and Ukrainian leaders. Then, Friend provides an update on his whistleblower testimony centered on January 6th, where he revealed that the FBI had manipulated investigations into the tumultuous day. Then, Dom spends the remainder of the hour jumping between Biden’s speech in Philadelphia today, revelations by the Hunter Biden whistleblower, and a high ranking of New Jersey in a list of the best states to live. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom welcomes in Michael Graham, Managing Editor of InsideSources, owners of the Delaware Valley Journal, to discuss a new poll performed by the paper asking whether Pennsylvanians believe Biden to be doing well as President. First, Graham explains why the paper decided to do a poll at this time, with Graham noting how he expects things to change, but with Biden’s repeated trips to Philadelphia, one being today, it was a good time to take the temperature of the public. Graham reveals the results of the poll, forecasting what a decline in support may mean for Biden’s chances for re-election in 2024. Also, Graham discusses the importance of local reporting, and offers his opinion on news that Dave McCormick may enter his hat back into the ring.
Then, Dom welcomes in Dr. Miriam Grossman, author of the newly released Lost in Trans Nation: A Child Psychiatrist’s Guide Out of the Madness, onto the Dom Giordano Program to hear about her in-depth analysis of the explosion of transgenderism among our nation’s youth. First, Dom asks Dr. Grossman for some historical perspective, asking when the ball starting rolling toward the society we’ve normalized. Then, Grossman delves into the content of her book, explaining what has happened in recent years that has catalyzed many young people to question their gender preferences. Also, Dr. Miriam Grossman tells listeners what they can find inside the book, including advice for parents how to navigate this new change. (Photo by Spencer Platt/Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by telling of some rumors he’s heard in the Philadelphia pulse that suggests that controversial District Attorney Larry Krasner may be leaving his position to take a national position. This excites Producer Dan, with both pontificating where Larry would go if he left Krasnerland. Then, Dom asks the question of the day, asking listeners to call in with who they’d like to see him interview after a dose of truth serum. Then, Dom reads an op-ed that attacks Moms for Liberty and conservatives for ‘not wanting kids to know about racism,’ and tells about a new bill that would prevent curricula that blames somebody for past actions by their sex or race. Then, Dom tells about a new Bridgegate developing at the Jersey Shore, explaining that the State forced construction on the main thoroughfare into the shore destination after Mayors of the island spoke out against the installation of wind turbines off their coast. (Photo by Scott Heins/Getty Images)
In today’s second hour, Dom continues the Dom Giordano Program where he left off in the first hour, asking listeners from New Jersey to dial in with their reasons why New Jersey would rank the 3rd best state to live in, after Governor Phil Murphy attributed the ranking to his stance on reproductive rights. Then, Dom spends some time talking about a Politico piece, which argues that Republicans only care about the deaths of marine mammals at the Jersey Shore because they’re “NIMBYs,” which Dom explains does indeed play into his stance, but doesn’t drive his criticism. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Dom continues the Dom Giordano Program where he left off, continuing the discussion around the forcing of wind turbines on shore-goers and residents of the Jersey Shore. Then, Dom reveals a new study that suggests that over 40% of young people believe that misgendering somebody, through the use of wrong pronouns, should be considered a criminal offense. Also, Dom provides updates on the testimony of Hunter Biden’s whistleblower, and returns to topics presented earlier in the show, spending time again asking New Jerseyians why they believe their state was ranked the 3rd best state to live. (Photo by Getty Images)
Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by discussing the indictment on Donald Trump and the new allegations levied against the former President for his role in the events around January 6th. Also, Dom offers his thoughts on the controversy around Jason Aldean’s new song that promotes the small town vibe, telling how he agrees that much of the crime we’re seeing wouldn’t fly in a small town. Then, Dom spends some time talking about a recent comment made by New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy, who attributed a recent 3rd overall ranking of the state to his stance on reproductive rights. (Photo by Jason Kempin/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Dom welcomes Gordon G. Chang back onto the Dom Giordano Program to hear his expertise on the continued tumultuous relationship between the United States and China. First, Dom asks Chang for his analysis on the situation on Ukraine, with Chang explaining that once the United States presents a failure of deterrence, China will jump at the opportunity to invade Taiwan. Then, Dom and Gordon delve into multiple issues within China, including the installation of ‘Confucius Centers’ on college campuses and in high school curricula, and offers an update on the Chinese-run police stations popping up throughout the United States.
Then, Dom welcomes in State Senator Kim Ward who’s incredibly upset with Governor Josh Shapiro after reneging on promises he recently made concerning the implementation of the Lifeline Scholarship program, which was written into the recent budget. In an agreement made with Democrats, Republicans made multiple concessions to install a system that would allow parents and students to choose where they would like to be schooled, an ideology Shapiro employed and allegedly exploited to get elected as Governor of our State. Senator Kim Ward discusses the move by Shapiro, pointing out the hypocrisy and the damage that his flipped stance on the issue will have on parents in Pennsylvania. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom welcomes in State Senator Kim Ward who’s incredibly upset with Governor Josh Shapiro after reneging on promises he recently made concerning the implementation of the Lifeline Scholarship program, which was written into the recent budget. In an agreement made with Democrats, Republicans made multiple concessions to install a system that would allow parents and students to choose where they would like to be schooled, an ideology Shapiro employed and allegedly exploited to get elected as Governor of our State. Senator Kim Ward discusses the move by Shapiro, pointing out the hypocrisy and the damage that his flipped stance on the issue will have on parents in Pennsylvania. (Photo by Mark Makela/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes Gordon G. Chang back onto the Dom Giordano Program to hear his expertise on the continued tumultuous relationship between the United States and China. First, Dom asks Chang for his analysis on the situation on Ukraine, with Chang explaining that once the United States presents a failure of deterrence, China will jump at the opportunity to invade Taiwan. Then, Dom and Gordon delve into multiple issues within China, including the installation of ‘Confucius Centers’ on college campuses and in high school curricula, and offers an update on the Chinese-run police stations popping up throughout the United States. (Photo by Jade Gao - Pool/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes back Riley Gaines, former NCAA swimmer who's become a women's rights and Title IX activist, back on the show. Gaines, who made news after speaking out against transgendered swimmers including Penn's Lia Thomas, offers updates on what she's been up to, first responding to Lia Thomas announcing this week that they're an "antifa super soldier," which doesn't surprise the host or the guest. Then, Riley tells about the launch of her new podcast, “Gaines for Girls,” telling that she hopes to share her message with young girls, hoping to empower them and giving them a voice in a strange world in which biological men are competing against biological women. Also, Gaines updates her push to have other big women athletes speak out, explaining some movement she's seen, telling what she hopes to accomplish with having some big names sign on. (Photo by Kathryn Riley/Getty Images)
In today’s second hour, Dom leads off the hour by discussing some developing news around January 6th after former President Donald Trump revealed that he received a target letter in the January 6th probe. Dom and producer Dan preview how they believe this will affect the 2024 presidential election, with Dom suggesting that this would only further activate Donald Trump’s voter base. Then, Dom brings to the table a debate about Ukraine, playing back words from Sen. JD Vance, who suggested that the only reason we continue to back the Country is for the profit of our private defense industry. Then, Dom plays back a clip from Florida Governor Ron DeSantis, who is the first to address an effort by the federal government to move off the dollar as the economic standard onto a digital currency, warning of the rampant amount of power that this would give an already overbearing government. (Photo by Michael M. Santiago/Getty Images)
Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by playing back some ridiculously entertaining audio from Becky Pringle, head of the National Education Association, who gave a hilariously passionate speech to her audience of teachers. In the speech, Pringle yells at the top of her lungs and cries, complaining about the politicization of the profession and the negative reputation developing, not realizing that speeches like this only fuel the fire. Then, Dom plays back clips from MSNBC historian Michael Bechloss, who compares Trump to Benito Mussolini and calls DeSantis a fascist. Also, Dom discusses third party candidates who have shown interest in running for President, telling how he thinks both RFK Jr and Cornell West will help the cause of Republicans in a presidential primary.
Then, Dom welcomes back Riley Gaines, former NCAA swimmer who's become a women's rights and Title IX activist, back on the show. Gaines, who made news after speaking out against transgendered swimmers including Penn's Lia Thomas, offers updates on what she's been up to, first responding to Lia Thomas announcing this week that they're an "antifa super soldier," which doesn't surprise the host or the guest. Then, Riley tells about the launch of her new podcast, “Gaines for Girls,” telling that she hopes to share her message with young girls, hoping to empower them and giving them a voice in a strange world in which biological men are competing against biological women. Also, Gaines updates her push to have other big women athletes speak out, explaining some movement she's seen, telling what she hopes to accomplish with having some big names sign on. (Photo by Daniel Boczarski/Getty Images for MoveOn)
Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Dom continues the Dom Giordano Program by telling of a Politico piece that explores a mass departure of Latino men from the Democratic Party. Dom reads back some of the column, but then offers up his own reasoning for why this may be happening, with Dan also chiming in with some more reasons. Then, after playing Dom’s Money Melody and revealing today’s answer as Al Martino, Dom and Dan discuss the legendary Philadelphians career. Then, Dom provides an update on the success of Sound of Freedom, and tells a story about a 10 and 12 year old carjacker in Philadelphia. (Photo by Fred Hayes/Getty Images for Angel Studios)
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom continued the Dom Giordano Program by seeking to take the temperature of listeners on the situation in Ukraine. Over the weekend, presidential candidates Mike Pence and Chris Christie suggested that Tucker Carlson’s anti-War take is wrong. Dom takes the side of Carlson, explaining why he believes the Republican Party needs to run again on an America-first platform. Then, after having fun offering up his all-time best television shows last week, Dom gives listeners his top 10 list of what he considers to be the best songs of all-time. Then, Dom reveals an absolutely horrific situation that played out in Philadelphia involving a criminal who was bailed out by a bail fund only to commit rape on a minor. Also, Dan takes over for some Dan Time with Dom, telling Dom about the earlier seep of Halloween merchandise into stores. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by playing back some clips of Republican Presidential candidates over the weekend, first talking about the issue of Ukraine. Dom plays back some audio of an interview between Tucker Carlson and candidate Mike Pence, zeroing in on Pence’s stance, telling why a pro-Ukraine stance is a political loser for Republicans. Then, Dom plays back a clip from Chris Christie, former NJ governor and another candidate for President, who agreed with Pence on his stance on the Ukrainian War.
Then, Dom welcomes back in Robin Shaffer, member of Protect Our Coasts NJ, back onto the Dom Giordano Program to hear the result of the weekend ‘Hands Across the Beaches’ protest, calling out the negative side effects of the installation of wind turbines off the coast of New Jersey. First, Robin tells Dom about his experience meeting Frazier star Kelsey Grammar, who he is proud to report on the pro-marine mammal side, telling Robin how much he recognizes the wind turbines as a coming issue for shore-goers. Then, Robin tells about the protest and the great work it did in raising awareness of the issue, reporting that even he’s surprised to see how many people still don’t realize what’s being forced on them. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom welcomes back in Robin Shaffer, member of Protect Our Coasts NJ, back onto the Dom Giordano Program to hear the result of the weekend ‘Hands Across the Beaches’ protest, calling out the negative side effects of the installation of wind turbines off the coast of New Jersey. First, Robin tells Dom about his experience meeting Frazier star Kelsey Grammar, who he is proud to report on the pro-marine mammal side, telling Robin how much he recognizes the wind turbines as a coming issue for shore-goers. Then, Robin tells about the protest and the great work it did in raising awareness of the issue, reporting that even he’s surprised to see how many people still don’t realize what’s being forced on them. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom Giordano, WPHT host and former teacher, has dedicated much of his daily show toward parents who are taking it into their own hands to push back against school boards that have a negative impact on their children. This has culminated in a weekly podcast on education, Readin', Writin', and Reason, which has allowed wonderful relationships to develop between Giordano, educators, and parents throughout the country who are speaking out against overbearing school boards.
First, Dom welcomes in Briana V. Whatley, a high school student from down in Florida, onto the Dom Giordano Program after she was denied a fair debate after a judge took offense to her factually referring to former President Donald Trump. Whatley first tells why she wanted to involve herself in her High School’s debate team, explaining that she one day hopes to practice law or even enter into politics herself. Then, Whatley takes us through the day that has now made national headlines, explaining that she was debating the positivity of Trump’s treatment of issues in the Middle East during his presidency when she was knocked a couple points and told not to refer to the former President. Whatley explains the general temperature of the debate scene in today’s hyper-political world, also nothing that pro-Capitalist arguments are automatic losers, as well.
Then, Dom welcomes in PA State Representative and leader of Pennsyvalnia's Freedom Caucus, onto the show to discuss multiple issues being debated in Harrisburg. First, Keefer offers her analysis on the denial by Governor Josh Shapiro of lifeline scholarships and school choice, after the Governor noted he'd be line-vetoing the portion of the budget. Then, Keefer offers an update on her continued effort to hold funding from public schools and universities due to their support and the offering of gender-affirming care and other questionable practices, explaining her plan to redirect that money to allow younger children the opportunity to choose where they'd like to be schooled.
Dom welcomes in Abington Police Chief Patrick Molloy, who’s become a friend of the show, after he made headlines after calling out Philadelphia District Attorney Larry Krasner for his tendency to continually let dangerous criminals back onto the street. This week, there was an attempted abduction of a teenager in the Willow Grove mall. After determining the assailant, Abington officers found a rap sheet of over 20 pages of charges. In a press conference, Molloy asked for change from Krasner’s office, telling that this is just one example of many who should truly be behind bars. Molloy explains to Dom the dangers of the continued prioritization of politics over the safety of citizens, further delving into the damage done to neighboring towns such as his. (Photo by Christopher Furlong/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes Congressman Jeff Van Drew back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss multiple issues that he’s been involved with on Capitol Hill in Washington, D.C. First, Dom asks Van Drew about his questioning of FBI Director Christopher Wray yesterday, which went viral after Van Drew used a medically graphic metaphor to compare the FBI to a dangerous abscess he’d encounter in his dentistry career. Then, Van Drew offers his take on Ukraine, telling whether he agrees in ending funding for their war against Ukraine, offering his thoughts on the angle presented by Chris Christie that our presence is necessary to remain a world superpower as China continually looks to expand. Finally, Van Drew offers his perspective on this weekend’s ‘Hands Across the Beaches’ event taking place at the Jersey Shore Saturday morning, protesting the installation of wind turbines allegedly leading to the deaths of marine mammals. (Photo by Alex Wong/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Dom welcomes in Abington Police Chief Patrick Molloy, who’s become a friend of the show, after he made headlines after calling out Philadelphia District Attorney Larry Krasner for his tendency to continually let dangerous criminals back onto the street. This week, there was an attempted abduction of a teenager in the Willow Grove mall. After determining the assailant, Abington officers found a rap sheet of over 20 pages of charges. In a press conference, Molloy asked for change from Krasner’s office, telling that this is just one example of many who should truly be behind bars. Molloy explains to Dom the dangers of the continued prioritization of politics over the safety of citizens, further delving into the damage done to neighboring towns such as his. (Photo by Scott Heins/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom welcomes Congressman Jeff Van Drew back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss multiple issues that he’s been involved with on Capitol Hill in Washington, D.C. First, Dom asks Van Drew about his questioning of FBI Director Christopher Wray yesterday, which went viral after Van Drew used a medically graphic metaphor to compare the FBI to a dangerous abscess he’d encounter in his dentistry career. Then, Van Drew offers his take on Ukraine, telling whether he agrees in ending funding for their war against Ukraine, offering his thoughts on the angle presented by Chris Christie that our presence is necessary to remain a world superpower as China continually looks to expand. Finally, Van Drew offers his perspective on this weekend’s ‘Hands Across the Beaches’ event taking place at the Jersey Shore Saturday morning, protesting the installation of wind turbines allegedly leading to the deaths of marine mammals. Then, after spending some time discussing student loans and Ukraine, Dom welcomes in media critic Scott Cronick back onto the Dom Giordano Program, who delves in with the host into the Emmy nominations for 2023, with Cronick arguing why Succession deserves their nominations, and with Dom arguing why Better Call Saul should take the cake. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by offering his critique of Tucker Carlson’s time spent with Presidential candidates, which leads him into some advice for upcoming debates. Dom tells that Asa Hutchinson will be getting some air time, explaining why he wouldn’t offer time to somebody he knows has absolutely no shot to make any real waves in the election. Then, Dom reveals that Joe Biden plans to bypass the Supreme Court decision on student loan forgiveness, telling why he believes people who took out loans should be made to pay them back. This causes comments from Producer Dan, who argues that conservatives should stop alienating anybody with this type of debt by calling them names, instead focusing on holding universities accountable for their predatory tuition rates. Also, Dom and producer Dan butt heads over the Country’s involvement in Ukraine, with Dan asking Dom whether he believes there’s truth to the commentary that we need to remain strong in the war-torn country to stake our place as a world superpower. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Dom welcomes NE Philadelphia Organizer Ann Marie Muldoon and coach of recently crowned baseball state champions Father Judge, Mike Metzger, onto the Dom Giordano Program. First, Dom and Ann Marie discuss the weekly Mayfair Market, with Muldoon telling about the fun that they still have in the NE Philadelphia neighborhood despite the rampant crime persisting in their historically safe part of the City. Then, Ann Marie offers her review of the controversial but incredibly successful film Sound of Freedom. After that, Dom welcomes Coach Metzger on, who tells about the unprecedented win by his great students at Father Judge. Metzger recognizes certain individuals, and tells Dom whether popularity of baseball at the youth level has waned while the MLB faces struggles with both attendance and TV ratings. (Photo by Sarah Silbiger/Getty Images)
In today’s third hour, Dom welcomes NE Philadelphia Organizer Ann Marie Muldoon and coach of recently crowned baseball state champions Father Judge, Mike Metzger, onto the Dom Giordano Program. First, Dom and Ann Marie discuss the weekly Mayfair Market, with Muldoon telling about the fun that they still have in the NE Philadelphia neighborhood despite the rampant crime persisting in their historically safe part of the City. Then, Ann Marie offers her review of the controversial but incredibly successful film Sound of Freedom. After that, Dom welcomes Coach Metzger on, who tells about the unprecedented win by his great students at Father Judge. Metzger recognizes certain individuals, and tells Dom whether popularity of baseball at the youth level has waned while the MLB faces struggles with both attendance and TV ratings.
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom welcomes back Steve Friend, author of True Blue: My Journal from Beat Cop to Suspended FBI Whistleblower back onto the Dom Giordano Program to hear his thoughts about the Christopher Wray hearings yesterday, first telling his thoughts on a moment when Wray laughed about not being paid while serving in his position as head of the FBI. Then, Friend offers his thoughts on the lack of results from an investigation into cocaine found in the White House, noting it as another example of bias presented by our federal law enforcement agencies. Friend then takes us inside the FBI, telling about the orders he received regarding inarguably politically charged investigations, and offers his thoughts on whether the rank-and-file members of the enforcement organization fall in step with their leader, Christopher Wray.
Then, Dom spends some time talking about local politics and a very important issue, being capital punishment, as the shooter behind the Tree of Life synagogue shooting in Pittsburgh faces hit fate. Currently, a jury is deliberating whether or not the perpetrator will be sentenced to death, which causes Dom to recall the changing stance on the topic by Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro. (Photo by Drew Angerer/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes back Steve Friend, author of True Blue: My Journal from Beat Cop to Suspended FBI Whistleblower back onto the Dom Giordano Program to hear his thoughts about the Christopher Wray hearings yesterday, first telling his thoughts on a moment when Wray laughed about not being paid while serving in his position as head of the FBI. Then, Friend offers his thoughts on the lack of results from an investigation into cocaine found in the White House, noting it as another example of bias presented by our federal law enforcement agencies. Friend then takes us inside the FBI, telling about the orders he received regarding inarguably politically charged investigations, and offers his thoughts on whether the rank-and-file members of the enforcement organization fall in step with their leader, Christopher Wray. (Photo by Drew Angerer/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes new Fox News Primetime Host Jesse Watters back onto the Dom Giordano Program to congratulate him on the new gig. First, Jesse tells Giordano what viewers can expect from his addition to the new timeslot, telling he hopes to blend what made Tucker Carlson great with what he’s been doing with his tinge of humor. This leads Dom to ask Watters about his ambush interviews that gained him fame while working for Bill O’Reilly, which Watters says will indeed continue with Johnny Belisario’s great work. Also, Watters previews whether his mother will make an appearance on his own show, and takes listeners behind the scenes and into his relationship with The Five co-host Greg Gutfeld. (Photo by Jason Koerner/Getty Images)
Full Hour | 1Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by discussing the news from the investigation into the cocaine that was found in the White House, telling that officials have revealed that results are inconclusive due to a lack of physical evidence. Then, Dom reveals the results of a new poll which asks for the public’s confidence in certain in public institutions, revealing that public schools are among the lowest ranked institutions. Then, Dom reviews the Christopher Wray hearings, playing back clips from Congressman Jeff Van Drew, who used a very graphic analogy to analyze the FBI’s corruption and bias. Then, Dom has some fun playing back some clips of a testimony featuring John Kerry, calling attention to the ‘Dean of Decency’ Madeleine Dean, who threw repeated softballs at the politician.
Then, Dom welcomes new Fox News Primetime Host Jesse Watters back onto the Dom Giordano Program to congratulate him on the new gig. First, Jesse tells Giordano what viewers can expect from his addition to the new timeslot, telling he hopes to blend what made Tucker Carlson great with what he’s been doing with his tinge of humor. This leads Dom to ask Watters about his ambush interviews that gained him fame while working for Bill O’Reilly, which Watters says will indeed continue with Johnny Belisario’s great work. Also, Watters previews whether his mother will make an appearance on his own show, and takes listeners behind the scenes and into his relationship with The Five co-host Greg Gutfeld. (Photo by Anna Moneymaker/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Dom welcomes back in Christian Toto, host of the Hollywood in Toto podcast, back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss the maybe unsurprising success of Sound of Freedom. First, though, Dom asks Toto’s expertise on the continued downtrend of Disney, asking whether the brand can turn it around if they ditched their relentless political correctness. Then, Dom and Toto discuss the topic at hand, with Christian telling why even he’s surprised with the wild success of Sound of Freedom, explaining why he believes the topic alone has drawn many to theaters. Then, Dom and Toto delve into the allegations that the film is based in Qanon theories, with Toto explaining that the film was made 5 years ago, prior to the explosion of popularity of the conspiratorial group. (Photo by Fred Hayes/Getty Images for Angel Studios)
Dom welcomes back in Christian Toto, host of the Hollywood in Toto podcast, back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss the maybe unsurprising success of Sound of Freedom. First, though, Dom asks Toto’s expertise on the continued downtrend of Disney, asking whether the brand can turn it around if they ditched their relentless political correctness. Then, Dom and Toto discuss the topic at hand, with Christian telling why even he’s surprised with the wild success of Sound of Freedom, explaining why he believes the topic alone has drawn many to theaters. Then, Dom and Toto delve into the allegations that the film is based in Qanon theories, with Toto explaining that the film was made 5 years ago, prior to the explosion of popularity of the conspiratorial group. (Photo by Fred Hayes/Getty Images for Angel Studios)
Dom welcomes in Michael Donohue, Special Counsel to Cape May County, back onto the Dom Giordano Program to hear about a new lawsuit filed by Ørsted, the Danish company responsible for the massive wind turbines being built off the Coast of Cape May County. Ørsted claims that county officials haven’t fulfilled permitting requests and have repeatedly delayed their projects. Donohue takes us inside the negotiations between the company and the County, alleging that Ørsted would prefer to sue instead of meet for further negotiations. Donohue explains the impact on tourism that these windmills would have, claiming that there would be no view of the ocean from Cape May County that would not be obstructed by the giant eyesores. Also, Giordano and Donohue discuss the reaction to migratory birds, Piping Plovers, who were found on the beach, comparing the safety requirements of the bird to the continued refusal to even acknowledge whale and dolphin deaths at the shore.(Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | Dom welcomes in Michael Donohue, Special Counsel to Cape May County, back onto the Dom Giordano Program to hear about a new lawsuit filed byØrsted, the Danish company responsible for the massive wind turbines being built off the Coast of Cape May County. Ørsted claims that county officials haven’t fulfilled permitting requests and have repeatedly delayed their projects. Donohue takes us inside the negotiations between the company and the County, alleging that Ørsted would prefer to sue instead of meet for further negotiations. Donohue explains the impact on tourism that these windmills would have, claiming that there would be no view of the ocean from Cape May County that would not be obstructed by the giant eyesores. Also, Giordano and Donohue discuss the reaction to migratory birds, Piping Plovers, who were found on the beach, comparing the safety requirements of the bird to the continued refusal to even acknowledge whale and dolphin deaths at the shore.
Then, for the remainder of the hour, Dom returns to the hearings centered on the FBI featuring director Christopher Wray, playing back some clips of Jim Jordan grilling the official about the FBI bias against Catholics. Also, Dom plays back clip of Joy Behar admitting she’s turned on by Joe Biden and asks a dastardly question that makes his producer gag. (Photo by Leon Neal/Getty Images) (Photo by Leon Neal/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s first hour, Dom tells about a congressional hearing featuring FBI Director Christopher Wray, playing back clips of multiple members of Congress asking the Director of the most controversial federal entity questions about censorship and January 6th. First, Dom plays back questioning by Rep. Thomas Massie, who’s looking for answers over bad decisions and potential involvement by the FBI during the January 6th incident. Then, Dom and Dan have some fun with clips from Rep. Hank Johnson, who again makes a fool of himself on a national stage. Then, Dom reveals the new name for a grouping of Northeast Philadelphia neighborhoods, telling that police sources and real estate agents have started referring to parts of Fishtown, Port Richmond, and Kensington as “Port Fishington.” Also, Dom offers his solutions for the continued sieve of applications and attendants to Temple University, and gives his analysis on Fox News wunderkind for the 2024 Republican nominee, Glenn Youngkin. (Photo by Drew Angerer/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes Robin Shaffer, member of Protect Our Coasts NJ, back onto the Dom Giordano Program for an update on the continued fight against the installation of enormous windmills off the coast of New Jersey, which may be leading to repeated whale and dolphin deaths on up and down the Eastern coastline. Robin tells Giordano about Saturday’s “Hands Across the Beaches” event, with the host offering the activist some suggestions for how to further spread the word quickly about the event. Also, Shaffer tells about the negative impact that the wind turbines would have on the local economy, and asks why there’s been such a fuss made about birds born on the beach while the media continues to turn a blind eye to the deaths of marine mammals. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom welcomes Stefan Hankin onto the Dom Giordano Program, CEO and President of Lincoln Park Strategies, who’s been traversing the United States researching the effects that a shift from gas to electric would have on the auto industry and politics. Repeatedly, Hankin has found that a push for Electric Vehicles is a net political negative for Democrats, explaining polling results that suggest voters see through the environmentalist spin, recognizing the economic implications of a forced shift through government means. Giordano asks Hankin to forecast the Biden administration, with Hankin calling back to recent moves toward EVs and telling where he believes the debate will go from here.
Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Dom welcomes Robin Shaffer, member of Protect Our Coasts NJ, back onto the Dom Giordano Program for an update on the continued fight against the installation of enormous windmills off the coast of New Jersey, which may be leading to repeated whale and dolphin deaths on up and down the Eastern coastline. Robin tells Giordano about Saturday’s “Hands Across the Beaches” event, with the host offering the activist some suggestions for how to further spread the word quickly about the event. Also, Shaffer tells about the negative impact that the wind turbines would have on the local economy, and asks why there’s been such a fuss made about birds born on the beach while the media continues to turn a blind eye to the deaths of marine mammals. Then, Dom, after revealing Neil Diamond as his answer to today’s Money Melody, spends some time talking music with Dan, revealing that he’s been to two Bob Dylan concerts, which surprises the producer. (Photo by Kevin Winter/Getty Images for AFI)
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom welcomes Stefan Hankin onto the Dom Giordano Program, CEO and President of Lincoln Park Strategies, who’s been traversing the United States researching the effects that a shift from gas to electric would have on the auto industry and politics. Repeatedly, Hankin has found that a push for Electric Vehicles is a net political negative for Democrats, explaining polling results that suggest voters see through the environmentalist spin, recognizing the economic implications of a forced shift through government means. Giordano asks Hankin to forecast the Biden administration, with Hankin calling back to recent moves toward EVs and telling where he believes the debate will go from here.
Then, Dom continues the Dom Giordano Program by discussing multiple hot topics playing out on the national stage. First, Dom reveals a new survey that suggests that 40% of students at Brown University now identify as a member of LGBTQ+, which causes Dom to question the validity of the study, but also kicks off a conversation with his producer Dan as to why this figure may be so high. Then, in Dan Time with Dom, Dan tells of an MSNBC column that suggests those into fitness are far right extremists, and asks Dom for his opinion on an unfolding controversy in Philadelphia. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by discussing the liberal hypocrisy on full display over the upcoming election regarding integrity and security. Dom tells of a federal judge in Louisiana who Monday refused to put a hold on his own order limiting Biden officials from communicating with social media companies. This leads Dom to ask listeners what they’re most worried about heading to the 2024 election, with Producer Dan suggesting a couple questions that are still left unanswered. Dom takes calls throughout the hour on the topic of election integrity, interspersing other topics such as a hearing on Capitol Hill investigating the merger between the PGA and LIV Golf. Also, Dom posts a poll on Twitter, asking listeners whether they believe New Jerseyians dislike Chris Christie or Phil Murphy more.
Dom welcomes former Penn State Abington Professor Zack De Piero onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss his lawsuit against his former employer. De Piero first responds to an open letter about his lawsuit circulating throughout the University, explaining how it is just another example of what he’s suing over. De Piero tells about his lawsuit, explaining that he’s suing the University over anti-racism training he was forced to undergo, with the lawsuit noting that De Piero was ‘individually singled out for ridicule and humiliation.’ De Piero tells about the training he faced repeatedly, including classes such as ‘White Teachers are the Problem,’ which he refers to as blatant racial discrimination. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Dom welcomes former Penn State Abington Professor Zack De Piero onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss his lawsuit against his former employer. De Piero first responds to an open letter about his lawsuit circulating throughout the University, explaining how it is just another example of what he’s suing over. De Piero tells about his lawsuit, explaining that he’s suing the University over anti-racism training he was forced to undergo, with the lawsuit noting that De Piero was ‘individually singled out for ridicule and humiliation.’ De Piero tells about the training he faced repeatedly, including classes such as ‘White Teachers are the Problem,’ which he refers to as blatant racial discrimination. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom welcomes in Briana V. Whatley, a high school student from down in Florida, onto the Dom Giordano Program after she was denied a fair debate after a judge took offense to her factually referring to former President Donald Trump. Whatley first tells why she wanted to involve herself in her High School’s debate team, explaining that she one day hopes to practice law or even enter into politics herself. Then, Whatley takes us through the day that has now made national headlines, explaining that she was debating the positivity of Trump’s treatment of issues in the Middle East during his presidency when she was knocked a couple points and told not to refer to the former President. Whatley explains the general temperature of the debate scene in today’s hyper-political world, also nothing that pro-Capitalist arguments are automatic losers, as well. (Photo by Rodin Eckenroth/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes in friend and nationally-renowned attorney Bruce Castor back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss one his clients, a 13-year-old shot in the legs by mass shooter Kimbrady Carricker last week. First, Giordano asks Castor about his client, who regretfully notes that the young child will be needing much hospital care to recover from the horrific incident. Then, Giordano and Castor delve into the culprit, with Giordano asking Castor why he believes much of the information about the perpetrator has been kept quiet by the media, particularly the shooter’s tendency to dress in women’s clothing. Castor explains that, because of politics and wokeness, a true investigation into the incident has been hindered, explaining what’s been left out as he seeks answers for his client. (Photo by Drew Hallowell/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom welcomes in Briana V. Whatley, a high school student from down in Florida, onto the Dom Giordano Program after she was denied a fair debate after a judge took offense to her factually referring to former President Donald Trump. Whatley first tells why she wanted to involve herself in her High School’s debate team, explaining that she one day hopes to practice law or even enter into politics herself. Then, Whatley takes us through the day that has now made national headlines, explaining that she was debating the positivity of Trump’s treatment of issues in the Middle East during his presidency when she was knocked a couple points and told not to refer to the former President. Whatley explains the general temperature of the debate scene in today’s hyper-political world, also nothing that pro-Capitalist arguments are automatic losers, as well.
Then, Dom challenges anybody at the Philadelphia Inquirer to a debate after the article glowingly wrote about Josh Shapiro’s shady tactic last week in Harrisburg centered on the budget. Dom recalls what happens, reminding listeners about Shapiro’s bait-and-switch with the topic of school choice, telling that the Governor will line-item veto the installation of lifeline scholarships, which he openly supported on the campaign trail. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by reflecting upon Friday’s remote broadcast from Mulligan’s in Wildwood, NJ, which went horribly awry after a fire at a power substation left the island without power over the weekend. Then, Dom delves into national politics, playing back a change in narrative over the weekend as Leftists prepare to shove Biden down our throats as a successful President. Dom plays back a clip from Chris Matthews on MSNBC who channels Dick Vitale to glow about the current President, and further plays more from Jon Meacham, who usually presents somewhat of a level head, who offered another angle prior to the upcoming election.
Then, Dom welcomes in friend and nationally-renowned attorney Bruce Castor back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss one his clients, a 13-year-old shot in the legs by mass shooter Kimbrady Carricker last week. First, Giordano asks Castor about his client, who regretfully notes that the young child will be needing much hospital care to recover from the horrific incident. Then, Giordano and Castor delve into the culprit, with Giordano asking Castor why he believes much of the information about the perpetrator has been kept quiet by the media, particularly the shooter’s tendency to dress in women’s clothing. Castor explains that, because of politics and wokeness, a true investigation into the incident has been hindered, explaining what’s been left out as he seeks answers for his client.
Full Hour | In today's final hour, Dom continues his live broadcast from his shore base of Mulligan's Shore Bar and Grill in Wildwood, NJ, running through some topics of the day and having fun with listeners during a bonding experience of an island-wide blackout. Wildwood's Mayor, Pete Byron, hops back on the show to help choose the winning side answer for the day and offers up what he knows about the electrical substation fire infringing on shoregoers vacations, and offers a timetable for when he hopes things get back up and running, and tells us what's worth checking out in Wildwood in the upcoming weeks.
Full Hour | Today, Dom Giordano broadcasted live from his shore base at Mulligan's Shore Bar and Grill in Wildwood, NJ. In today's second hour, Dom welcomes in PA State Representative and leader of Pennsyvalnia's Freedom Caucus, onto the show to discuss multiple issues being debated in Harrisburg. First, Keefer offers her analysis on the denial by Governor Josh Shapiro of lifeline scholarships and school choice, after the Governor noted he'd be line-vetoing the portion of the budget. Then, Keefer offers an update on her continued effort to hold funding from public schools and universities due to their support and the offering of gender-affirming care and other questionable practices, explaining her plan to redirect that money to allow younger children the opportunity to choose where they'd like to be schooled.
Then, Dom welcomes in Louis Cappelli, Jr., head of the Camden County Commissioners, back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss his comments made about the crime in Philadelphia, calling Philadelphia's criminals "thugs" and "freaks," which for some reason prompted a Philadelphia City Council Member to demand an apology. First, Dom and Lou discuss the changes made within the City of Camden, which at one point was known as the most dangerous City in America. Recently, due to good policing, the City has turned around, while it's bigger brother across the river skyrocketed up crime charts. Giordano and Cappelli discuss Lou's comments, with Cappelli doubling down, explaining that his County and police force refuses to coddle criminals, telling that he believes criminals need to pay for their crime. Dom highlights that, while Cappelli is a Democrat, that this mindset vastly differs from the current administration of Philadelphia, explaining what he believes needs to be done moving forward to continue improving safety.
. In today's second hour, Dom welcomes in PA State Representative and leader of Pennsyvalnia's Freedom Caucus, onto the show to discuss multiple issues being debated in Harrisburg. First, Keefer offers her analysis on the denial by Governor Josh Shapiro of lifeline scholarships and school choice, after the Governor noted he'd be line-vetoing the portion of the budget. Then, Keefer offers an update on her continued effort to hold funding from public schools and universities due to their support and the offering of gender-affirming care and other questionable practices, explaining her plan to redirect that money to allow younger children the opportunity to choose where they'd like to be schooled.
North Wildwood Mayor Patrick Rosenello swings by Dom Giordano's broadcast at Mulligan's in Wildwood, NJ, to offer an inside look at his continued fight against Governor Murphy and the State of NJ over ridiculous dunes in his shore town. Also, Mayor Rosenello offers his take on the offshore windmill controversy, with the industry being blamed for repeated whale and dolphin deaths up and down the Jersey Shore. (Photo by Andrew Renneisen/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes in Louis Cappelli, Jr., head of the Camden County Commissioners, back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss his comments made about the crime in Philadelphia, calling Philadelphia's criminals "thugs" and "freaks," which for some reason prompted a Philadelphia City Councilmember to demand an apology. First, Dom and Lou discuss the changes made within the City of Camden, which at one point was known as the most dangerous City in America. Recently, due to good policing, the City has turned around, while it's bigger brother across the river skyrocked up crime charts. Giordano and Cappelli discuss Lou's comments, with Cappelli doubling down, explaining that his County and police force refuses to coddle criminals, telling that he believes criminals need to pay for their crime. Dom highlights that, while Cappelli is a Democrat, that this mindset vastly differs from the current administration of Philadelphia, explaining what he believes needs to be done moving forward to continue improving safety.
Dom Giordano, WPHT host and former teacher, has dedicated much of his daily show toward parents who are taking it into their own hands to push back against school boards that have a negative impact on their children. This has culminated in a weekly podcast on education, Readin', Writin', and Reason, which has allowed wonderful relationships to develop between Giordano, educators, and parents throughout the country who are speaking out against overbearing school boards.
First, Dom welcomes in State Representative Martina White back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss the debate in Harrisburg over Republican-proposed lifeline scholarships that would allow students in Pennsylvania to freely leave failing schools. Giordano gets an update from White, who tells Giordano that even if Republicans are able to pass this, which may happen this evening, she’s heard that Governor Josh Shapiro would veto the bill if it made it to his desk. Dom is shocked to hear this, with White explaining why he may do something like this, with both discussing the political implications of him caving to progressives on his future election chances. Then, Giordano and White talk about the positives of school choice, explaining the positive changes that would come with implementing the policy, and the freedom this brings for parents who are unhappy with the performance of their child’s school.
Then, Dom Giordano welcomes State Representative Clint Owlett onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss the Governor’s reaction to the bill he penned establishing a Lifeline Scholarship Program, which passed through the Senate this week. After the news of the passage, Gov. Josh Shapiro announced that he will take the money for this program, set it aside, essentially holding the program hostage after receiving concessions from Republicans for the establishment of the scholarships, which would bring school choice to Pennsylvanians. Owlett reacts to the Governor, calling back Shapiro’s words during the campaign, where he positioned himself as pro-choice, even noting at least once that he’s in favor of this exact bill. Owlett and Giordano delve deep into the political implications of such a decision, and Owlett tells of the net benefits of school choice, explaining the good that his bill will bring to Pennsylvanians.
Finally, Dom welcomes in Charles Mitchell, President and CEO of the Commonwealth Foundation, back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss the news of Gov. Josh Shapiro’s coming line-item veto of the Lifeline Scholarships put into the budget that was just passed through Senate. Mitchell first tells that we need to clarify that the fight is not over, no matter how much the media would like to report it that way. Mitchell tells that this bill was the first of many planned packaged bills that will, over time, enact the program and school choice for parents throughout the State. Then, Mitchell tells what listeners can do to help, telling about FundLifeline.com, and explains the role of Matt Bradford in the controversy.
Dom welcomes in Charles Mitchell, President and CEO of the Commonwealth Foundation, back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss the news of Gov. Josh Shapiro’s coming line-item veto of the Lifeline Scholarships put into the budget that was just passed through Senate. Mitchell first tells that we need to clarify that the fight is not over, no matter how much the media would like to report it that way. Mitchell tells that this bill was the first of many planned packaged bills that will, over time, enact the program and school choice for parents throughout the State. Then, Mitchell tells what listeners can do to help, telling about FundLifeline.com, and explains the role of Matt Bradford in the controversy. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Dom welcomes Ben Weingarten, Editor-at-Large for RealClearInvestigations, back onto the Dom Giordano Program. Earlier this week, Weingarten penned a column for the New York Post about the rise of the Biden administration’s Orwellian speech police after testifying before the House Homeland Security Subcommittee on Oversight, Investigations, and Accountability on federal speech-policing. In the column, Weingarten lays forth evidence of the continued silencing of free speech by the Federal government, explaining why he believes this amounts to a conspiracy to violate the First Amendment, ‘resulting in rampant election interference, the stifling of crucial debates for example on COVID-19 and the chilling of incalculable amounts of speech on much else — all in service of ruling class power.’ Weingarten explains what he’s discovered during his investigations, and explains the negative implications of this infringement on the First Amendment.
Then, Dom welcomes in Charles Mitchell, President and CEO of the Commonwealth Foundation, back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss the news of Gov. Josh Shapiro’s coming line-item veto of the Lifeline Scholarships put into the budget that was just passed through Senate. Mitchell first tells that we need to clarify that the fight is not over, no matter how much the media would like to report it that way. Mitchell tells that this bill was the first of many planned packaged bills that will, over time, enact the program and school choice for parents throughout the State. Then, Mitchell tells what listeners can do to help, telling about FundLifeline.com, and explains the role of Matt Bradford in the controversy. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom welcomes Ben Weingarten, Editor-at-Large for RealClearInvestigations, back onto the Dom Giordano Program. Earlier this week, Weingarten penned a column for the New York Post about the rise of the Biden administration’s Orwellian speech police after testifying before the House Homeland Security Subcommittee on Oversight, Investigations, and Accountability on federal speech-policing. In the column, Weingarten lays forth evidence of the continued silencing of free speech by the Federal government, explaining why he believes this amounts to a conspiracy to violate the First Amendment, ‘resulting in rampant election interference, the stifling of crucial debates for example on COVID-19 and the chilling of incalculable amounts of speech on much else — all in service of ruling class power.’ Weingarten explains what he’s discovered during his investigations, and explains the negative implications of this infringement on the First Amendment. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom leads off the Dom Giordano Program by telling how he believes Democrats want to use the quick repair of I-95 in upcoming elections, explaining why some comments already made by heavy-hitting Democrats point toward their exploitation of the issue for political gain. Then, Dom offers his updated thoughts on the cocaine found in the White House, asking why it’s taken so long for any information about the investigation to come public, which he suggest indicates that it’s already known to be Hunter Biden’s illicit drugs. Then, Dom tells of a growing controversy around Mark Levin’s new book, The Democrat Party Hates America, revealing that Target has banned the sales of the book in brick-and-mortar stores. Then, in Dan Time with Dom, Dan previews today’s Krasnerland and plays back a clip that’s gone viral of a delivery person laying into a homeowner for a low tip. (Photo by Mark Makela/Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by discussing comments made by Camden County Commissioner Louis Cappelli about the crime in Philadelphia, who, when speaking at a press conference about shots fired at a July 4th event on Camden’s waterfront, called criminals in Philadelphia ‘thugs’ and ‘freaks.’ Dom tells that instead of using this criticism to better themselves, a member of City Council has publicly demanded an apology for the comments, which Dom sees as factual. Dom tells that he hopes to have Louis join tomorrow to further explain his words, which he plays back for listeners. Then, Dom tells about an incident that friend-of-the-show and noted liberal-leaning individual Philly Captain recorded, where he confronts a protestor of Moms for Liberty about the disrespect levied his way because he ‘looks’ like he may disagree with their protests.
Then, Dom Giordano welcomes State Representative Clint Owlett onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss the Governor’s reaction to a bill he penned establishing a Lifeline Scholarship Program, which passed through the Senate this week. After the news of the passage, Gov. Josh Shapiro announced that he will take the money for this program, set it aside, essentially holding the program hostage after receiving concessions from Republicans for the establishment of the scholarships, which would bring school choice to Pennsylvanians. Owlett reacts to the Governor, calling back Shapiro’s words during the campaign, where he positioned himself as pro-choice, even noting at least once that he’s in favor of this exact bill. Owlett and Giordano delve deep into the political implications of such a decision, and Owlett tells of the net benefits of school choice, explaining the good that his bill will bring to Pennsylvanians. (Photo by Mark Makela/Getty Images)
Dom Giordano welcomes State Representative Clint Owlett onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss the Governor’s reaction to a bill he penned establishing a Lifeline Scholarship Program, which passed through the Senate this week. After the news of the passage, Gov. Josh Shapiro announced that he will take the money for this program, set it aside, essentially holding the program hostage after receiving concessions from Republicans for the establishment of the scholarships, which would bring school choice to Pennsylvanians. Owlett reacts to the Governor, calling back Shapiro’s words during the campaign, where he positioned himself as pro-choice, even noting at least once that he’s in favor of this exact bill. Owlett and Giordano delve deep into the political implications of such a decision, and Owlett tells of the net benefits of school choice, explaining the good that his bill will bring to Pennsylvanians. (Photo by Mark Makela/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Dom welcomes in Ben Mannes, writer for Broad and Liberty, back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss a column he penned today about the mass shooting over the weekend in Philadelphia, focusing on the shooter’s mental state, asking whether the continued divisiveness of media rhetoric has driven extremism, particularly by shooters who happen to identify as Trans. Mannes stresses the important of open discourse, particularly around such a controversial issue, explaining why a conversation around mental health needs to occur, but explains why he believes the debate is continually silenced in lieu of calls by Democrats for gun bans.
Then, after playing Dom’s Money Melody and spending some time discussing the career and songwriting of Taylor Swift, Dom returns to topics of political nature, telling about alleged collusion between the Biden administration and social media companies. Then, Dom returns to the topic of lifeline scholarships, explaining why school choice is an overall net benefit for Pennsylvania's students and parents. (Photo by Drew Hallowell/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes in Ben Mannes, writer for Broad and Liberty, back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss a column he penned today about the mass shooting over the weekend in Philadelphia, focusing on the shooter’s mental state, asking whether the continued divisiveness of media rhetoric has driven extremism, particularly by shooters who happen to identify as Trans. Mannes stresses the important of open discourse, particularly around such a controversial issue, explaining why a conversation around mental health needs to occur, but explains why he believes the debate is continually silenced in lieu of calls by Democrats for gun bans. (Photo by Drew Hallowell/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom welcomes in State Representative Martina White back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss the debate in Harrisburg over Republican-proposed lifeline scholarships that would allow students in Pennsylvania to freely leave failing schools. Giordano gets an update from White, who tells Giordano that even if Republicans are able to pass this, which may happen this evening, she’s heard that Governor Josh Shapiro would veto the bill if it made it to his desk. Dom is shocked to hear this, with White explaining why he may do something like this, with both discussing the political implications of him caving to progressives on his future election chances. Then, Giordano and White talk about the positives of school choice, explaining the positive changes that would come with implementing the policy, and the freedom this brings for parents who are unhappy with the performance of their child’s school.
Then, Dom welcomes back Wendell Young IV, President of UFCW Local 1776, onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss why he and his Union have come out publicly against the proposal of lifeline scholarships by Pennsylvania Republicans. First, Young clarifies who his union represents, explaining that his members consist of commercial workers, from drug store workers, to grocery workers, to vegetable processors, to the medical cannabis industry, and many more. Then, Dom tells why he loves to bring Wendell Young on the show, telling of their great debates in the past, kicking off a debate around the topic of lifeline scholarships. Young explains why he believes this effort would not help the rank-and-file members of his Union, and tells why he thinks public schools should instead receive higher funding. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom welcomes back Wendell Young IV, President of UFCW Local 1776, onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss why he and his Union have come out publicly against the proposal of lifeline scholarships by Pennsylvania Republicans. First, Young clarifies who his union represents, explaining that his members consist of commercial workers, from drug store workers, to grocery workers, to vegetable processors, to the medical cannabis industry, and many more. Then, Dom tells why he loves to bring Wendell Young on the show, telling of their great debates in the past, kicking off a debate around the topic of lifeline scholarships. Young explains why he believes this effort would not help the rank-and-file members of his Union, and tells why he thinks public schools should instead receive higher funding. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom welcomes in State Representative Martina White back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss the debate in Harrisburg over Republican-proposed lifeline scholarships that would allow students in Pennsylvania to freely leave failing schools. Giordano gets an update from White, who tells Giordano that even if Republicans are able to pass this, which may happen this evening, she’s heard that Governor Josh Shapiro would veto the bill if it made it to his desk. Dom is shocked to hear this, with White explaining why he may do something like this, with both discussing the political implications of him caving to progressives on his future election chances. Then, Giordano and White talk about the positives of school choice, explaining the positive changes that would come with implementing the policy, and the freedom this brings for parents who are unhappy with the performance of their child’s school. (Photo by Getty Images)
Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by discussing yesterday’s Ludacris concert, offering his reaction to the hilarious censorship by NBC10 of Ludacris’s biggest hit. This leads Dom and Dan into a conversation about the audience yesterday, both calling out the hypocrisy of the stereotypically progressive crowd members dancing to, if we’re being honest with ourselves, very misogynistic lyrics. Then, Dom reacts to the mass shooting over the weekend featuring an individual who may be Trans, calling out the lack of media coverage of the identity of the shooter. Dom then plays back reaction from Philadelphia leaders, who continually prioritize the banning of firearms over the mental health deterioration in our nation. Then, Dom gives some reaction by progressives to the July 4th holiday, telling of tweets by Ben and Jerry of the ice cream fame and a Congressman who are sure to note that we are celebrating a day on stolen land. Also, Dom gives an update on a push in Harrisburg by state Republicans to allow for school choice in the state, hoping to allow students in Philadelphia the opportunity to choose where they’d like to learn. (Photo by Lisa Lake/Getty Images for Welcome America, Inc. & VISIT PHILDELPHIA)
Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Dom leads off the Dom Giordano Program by discussing multiple issues breaking throughout the nation, hankering back to this past weekend and talking about the Philadelphia reaction to Moms for Liberty, taking the time to discuss the issues they care most about. This leads Dom to another instance of an explicit book, Gender Queer, which was censored at a school board meeting for its explicit nature while sitting in library free for the gaze of young children. Then, Dom spends some time discussing the continued controversy at the Jersey Shore over repeated marine mammal deaths, calling into question repeated denials of bulkheads and other shore town projects while allowing the construction of enormous windmills. After that, Dom returns back to the topic of Maisy Biden, questioning her college admissions to University of Pennsylvania after information regarding her college application was exposed on Hunter Biden’s laptop. (Photo by Michael M. Santiago/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom leads off the Dom Giordano Program by offering up his annual list of his Top 10 Founding Fathers. Dom surprisingly includes Benjamin Franklin this year and moves Thomas Jefferson to his 4 spot behind John Adams, which causes some questioning from his Producer Dan. Then, Dom tells about the July 4th concert in Philadelphia, asking why the City doesn’t pursue an act that would draw a more familial environment rather than the havoc we see every year. Then, Dom reads back a recent ‘Ask Amy’ column featuring a mother-of-a-bride who writes to complain about her daughter not receiving a gift from her uncle who was disinvited due to his conservative beliefs. Also, in Dan Time with Dom, Dan offers up some films to look forward to in July, which kicks off a conversation about the upcoming Oppenheimer biopic. (Photo by Hulton Archive/Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by discussing the multiple decisions that broke out of the Supreme Court late last week and over the weekend, telling that the decision to disallow Biden’s student loan debt plan has taken over headlines, even usurping conversation about affirmative action. Then, Dom delves into the college admissions of Joe Biden’s granddaughter Maisy, who was accepted into Penn after a high school track record of middling grades. Dom tells that Hunter Biden’s daughter was instructed to join the lacrosse team in her high school to bolster a bad college application rife with bad grades, which causes Dom and Dan to relate the case to Lori Laughlin and the college admissions scandal. Also, Dom ties it to the Supreme Court decision overturning affirmative action and the liberal commentary on legacy admissions, pointing out that their number one proponent is guilty of their alleged biggest sin in college admissions.
Then, Dom welcomes Victor Fiorillo, columnist for Philly Magazine, onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss a new column he posted calling out the 10 worst visitors to the Jersey Shore. First, Dom and Fiorillo discuss Philadelphia’s reaction to the Moms for Liberty convention here in Philadelphia, with both the host and his guest stressing the importance of the First Amendment. Then, Dom and Fiorillo delve into the topic at hand, with Fiorillo justifying his choices, which Dom largely agrees with. Also, Victor previews some upcoming guilty-pleasure concerts, and tells us a great piece of trivia about musician Kenny G. (Photo by Drew Angerer/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes Victor Fiorillo, columnist for Philly Magazine, onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss a new column he posted calling out the 10 worst visitors to the Jersey Shore. First, Dom and Fiorillo discuss Philadelphia’s reaction to the Moms for Liberty convention here in Philadelphia, with both the host and his guest stressing the importance of the First Amendment. Then, Dom and Fiorillo delve into the topic at hand, with Fiorillo justifying his choices, which Dom largely agrees with. Also, Victor previews some upcoming guilty-pleasure concerts, and tells us a great piece of trivia about musician Kenny G. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom Giordano, WPHT host and former teacher, has dedicated much of his daily show toward parents who are taking it into their own hands to push back against school boards that have a negative impact on their children. This has culminated in a weekly podcast on education, Readin', Writin', and Reason, which has allowed wonderful relationships to develop between Giordano, educators, and parents throughout the country who are speaking out against overbearing school boards.
First, Dom welcomes Danielle Vitale, who serves on the Haverford School District Board of School Directors, to the podcast after she spoke out about the decision to pull To Kill a Mockingbird from district curricula. Vitale as just a member of the PTO when she found out that the book was removed during the pandemic, ran and won a seat on the school board and found that the American classic was removed after meetings with an outside consulting agency. Vitale explains that the district called in Sage Wellness after a handful of student complaints about content inside the book, claiming that it made them feel ‘uncomfortable,’ which led to lessons for teachers about the book’s racism and an eventual ban from the schools. Vitale takes us inside conversations shared with teachers who revealed that comments made by the district and the organization were inaccurate, taking listeners behind the shadowy curtain behind the books withdrawal from lesson plans.
Then, After hearing her group mentioned on the Dom Giordano Program, co-founder of the New Jersey Project, Nikki Stouffer, dials in to explain what her organization hopes to do to bring transparency to parents with students in New Jersey schools. Stouffer elaborates on a state decision that would allow schools to hide gender transitions from parents, explaining why transparency is an absolute must from our public schools. Then, Stouffer, who’s an expert in social trends, explains why she believes the new popularity of transgenderism is a trend, relating it to other past trends that took over teenage minds.
Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Dom welcomes Pennsylvania State Representative Martina White back onto the Dom Giordano Program to preview the final moments before Pennsylvania’s budget is decided, which includes proposals by Republicans for lifeline scholarships, which would allow students to choose which school they’d like to attend if unhappy with the one assigned to their address. Also, Martina White discusses the proficiency of Philadelphia schools, revealing a shocking fact that Philadelphia, out of 382 schools in the State, has 152 schools that fall in the lowest 15% of under-achieving schools in Pennsylvania. (Photo by Getty Images)
In today’s third hour, Dom welcomes Pennsylvania State Representative Martina White back onto the Dom Giordano Program to preview the final moments before Pennsylvania’s budget is decided, which includes proposals by Republicans for lifeline scholarships, which would allow students to choose which school they’d like to attend if unhappy with the one assigned to their address. Also, Martina White discusses the proficiency of Philadelphia schools, revealing a shocking fact that Philadelphia, out of 382 schools in the State, has 152 schools that fall in the lowest 15% of under-achieving schools in Pennsylvania.
Dom welcomes back Megan Brock of Moms for Liberty back onto the Dom Giordano Program to take us inside their annual 2023 Joyful Warriors National Summit taking place today and the remainder of the weekend at Philadelphia’s Downtown Marriott. The Summit has made headlines both locally and nationally after seeing pushback from Progressive activists who claim that the group is a ‘hate group,’ even though they’re welcoming some of the front-running candidates for President in 2024. (Photo by Michael M. Santiago/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes 2024 presidential contender Nikki Haley onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss her trip to Philadelphia for the Moms for Liberty summit, which has welcomed her and other Republican hopefuls to the City in an effort to support parental rights. Haley first explains why she’s chosen to speak at the event, and offers a first-hand account of the protestors which have allegedly caused havoc throughout the Market East and Old City sections of Philadelphia. Then, Dom and Haley delve into the issues that they both expect to headline the upcoming election including the War in Ukraine and abortion, with Dom delving deep into Haley’s fresh stance on the second topic. (Photo by Theo Wargo/Getty Images)
In today’s second hour, Dom continues on with the Dom Giordano Program by offering his thoughts on two huge Supreme Court decisions. First, Dom offers his thoughts on the Left’s reaction to the decision to overturn affirmative action, with Dom pointing out the racism in the critique from the Left. Then, Dom swings over to the other Supreme Court decision making headlines, with a web designer winning in a case in which they refused service to certain individuals based on religious beliefs.
Then, Dom welcomes back Megan Brock of Moms for Liberty back onto the Dom Giordano Program to take us inside their annual 2023 Joyful Warriors National Summit taking place today and the remainder of the weekend at Philadelphia’s Downtown Marriott. The Summit has made headlines both locally and nationally after seeing push back from Progressive activists who claim that the group is a ‘hate group,’ even though they’re welcoming some of the front-running candidates for President in 2024. (Photo by Getty Images)
Today, Dom leads off the Dom Giordano Program by commending Meek Mill, surprisingly, for the first time in the history of the show commends the rapper after his support of lifeline scholarships, which free students who feel trapped in a failing school. Then, Dom moves over to a conversation centered on the Supreme Court, first touching upon the decision to reverse affirmative action, which he spent much of yesterday’s show discussing. Then, Dom moves onto another monumental decision in the Supreme Court, telling that the Court had sided with a web designer who refused to create a site for a same-sex marriage due to religious contentions.
Then, Dom welcomes 2024 presidential contender Nikki Haley onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss her trip to Philadelphia for the Moms for Liberty summit, which has welcomed her and other Republican hopefuls to the City in an effort to support parental rights. Haley first explains why she’s chosen to speak at the event, and offers a first-hand account of the protestors which have allegedly caused havoc throughout the Market East and Old City sections of Philadelphia. Then, Dom and Haley delve into the issues that they both expect to headline the upcoming election including the War in Ukraine and abortion, with Dom delving deep into Haley’s fresh stance on the second topic. (Photo by John Lamparski/Getty Images,)
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom welcomes Kenny Xu, author of An Inconvenient Minority, back onto the Dom Giordano Program to hear his immediate reaction to the news from the Supreme Court overturning affirmative action. Kenny, a virulent fighter for Asian-American rights, has spent much of his time the past few years hoping to bring accountability to the college admissions process, which he rightfully claimed was discriminatory toward Asian students. Then, Dom spends the remainder of the hour discussing the monumental news, playing back reaction from some of the loudest voices on the Left including the ladies of the View and Al Sharpton. Then, Dom spends the remainder of the hour discussing the controversy around the Moms for Liberty annual summit in Philadelphia, playing back audio from protestors outside who last night broke windows at the Museum of the American Revolution in an act of vandalism. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by discussing a huge Supreme Court decision that reverses affirmative action in college admissions, finding that Harvard and other prestigious Universities have discriminated against Asian American and white students by using race in their admissions policies. Dom celebrates this decision, explaining why he was so against the continued trend of Asian-American students being labeled as ‘white adjacent’ while being discriminated against in the college admissions process.
Then, Dom welcomes in Bucks County District Attorney Matt Weintraub to the Dom Giordano Program to discuss a huge bust he announced this week involving thieves in Philadelphia. DA Weintraub found that a Port Richmond, Philadelphia garage was the apparent leader in a catalytic converter theft ring that had many Philadelphians and suburbanites waking up to a missing part of their car, including Producer Dan. Weintraub takes us inside the investigation, stressing why he found catalytic converter thefts important enough to pursue, explaining that this was a joint effort between multiple local departments to bring down this ring. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom welcomes in Bucks County District Attorney Matt Weintraub to the Dom Giordano Program to discuss a huge bust he announced this week involving thieves in Philadelphia. DA Weintraub found that a Port Richmond, Philadelphia garage was the apparent leader in a catalytic converter theft ring that had many Philadelphians and suburbanites waking up to a missing part of their car, including Producer Dan. Weintraub takes us inside the investigation, stressing why he found catalytic converter thefts important enough to pursue, explaining that this was a joint effort between multiple local departments to bring down this ring. (Photo by Justin Sullivan/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes Danielle Vitale, who serves on the Haverford School District Board of School Directors, to the Dom Giordano Program after she spoke out about the decision to pull To Kill a Mockingbird from district curricula. Vitale as just a member of the PTO when she found out that the book was removed during the pandemic, ran and won a seat on the school board and found that the American classic was removed after meetings with an outside consulting agency. Vitale explains that the district called in Sage Wellness after a handful of student complaints about content inside the book, claiming that it made them feel ‘uncomfortable,’ which led to lessons for teachers about the book’s racism and an eventual ban from the schools. Vitale takes us inside conversations shared with teachers who revealed that comments made by the district and the organization were inaccurate, taking listeners behind the shadowy curtain behind the books withdrawal from lesson plans. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom welcomes Vicki Flannery, chair of the Montgomery County chapter of Moms for Liberty, back onto the Dom Giordano Program ahead of this year’s Joyful Warriors Summit held at the Philadelphia Marriott happening this weekend. First, Dom asks Flannery how it’s been in the suburbs of Philadelphia as the necessity for transparency and parental rights spreads, with Flannery reporting that, before taking her group private, her group had over 1,300 members. Then, Flannery and Giordano delve into the mission statement of the organization, telling about her groups call for more transparency in our schools, telling that the group grew out of the distrust parents had for schools during the Coronavirus pandemic. Then, Flannery reveals that she’s currently on location for the convention helping to set up, and tells why she feels no discomfort and danger leading up to the event, knowing the amount of protection the founders have planned for the weekend. (Photo by Octavio Jones/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes 1210WPHT Philadelphia morning show host Nick Kayal onto the Dom Giordano Program to hear about his upcoming Ben to the Shore bike ride, a 65 mile bicycle trek that Nick will ride in, in effort to raise money for the Families Behind the Badge Children's Foundation. Nick tells Giordano why he's agreed to such an insane task, and previews his method of preparation leading up to the event. Also, Nick and Dom reflect on a game of golf they played this past weekend with host Mike Opelka. To donate to Nick's great cause, head to GregStockerSucks.com. (Photo by Getty Images)
In today’s third hour, Dom welcomes Danielle Vitale, who serves on the Haverford School District Board of School Directors, to the Dom Giordano Program after she spoke out about the decision to pull To Kill a Mockingbird from district curricula. Vitale as just a member of the PTO when she found out that the book was removed during the pandemic, ran and won a seat on the school board and found that the American classic was removed after meetings with an outside consulting agency. Vitale explains that the district called in Sage Wellness after a handful of student complaints about content inside the book, claiming that it made them feel ‘uncomfortable,’ which led to lessons for teachers about the book’s racism and an eventual ban from the schools. Vitale takes us inside conversations shared with teachers who revealed that comments made by the district and the organization were inaccurate, taking listeners behind the shadowy curtain behind the books withdrawal from lesson plans.
Then, Dom welcomes 1210WPHT Philadelphia morning show host Nick Kayal onto the Dom Giordano Program to hear about his upcoming Ben to the Shore bike ride, a 65 mile bicycle trek that Nick will ride in, in effort to raise money for the Families Behind the Badge Children's Foundation. Nick tells Giordano why he's agreed to such an insane task, and previews his method of preparation leading up to the event. Also, Nick and Dom reflect on a game of golf they played this past weekend with host Mike Opelka. To donate to Nick's great cause, head to GregStockerSucks.com. (Photo by Tim Boyle/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom welcomes Vicki Flannery, chair of the Montgomery County chapter of Moms for Liberty, back onto the Dom Giordano Program ahead of this year’s Joyful Warriors Summit held at the Philadelphia Marriott happening this weekend. First, Dom asks Flannery how it’s been in the suburbs of Philadelphia as the necessity for transparency and parental rights spreads, with Flannery reporting that, before taking her group private, her group had over 1,300 members. Then, Flannery and Giordano delve into the mission statement of the organization, telling about her groups call for more transparency in our schools, telling that the group grew out of the distrust parents had for schools during the Coronavirus pandemic. Then, Flannery reveals that she’s currently on location for the convention helping to set up, and tells why she feels no discomfort and danger leading up to the event, knowing the amount of protection the founders have planned for the weekend.
Then, Dom tells about a new initiative in the State of Oregon to allow for self-service gasoline, which leads to a long discussion between Dom and producer Dan over whether this will lead New Jersey to follow suit. Dan gets passionate in his defense of gas attendants, reviving his ‘Dan the Red’ persona to make a stand for the workers who will lose out with such a shift and the lack of convenience that comes with having to pump your own gas. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by discussing some new developments around the Hunter Biden story, now with the New York Times confirming key parts of whistleblower testimony. Then, Dom moves into a conversation about the coming Moms for Liberty event here in Philadelphia, as the National organization brings multiple presidential candidates to Philadelphia to speak for parental rights. Then, Dom tells of a great bust by Bucks County DA Matt Weintraub, who found that a Port Richmond, Philadelphia garage was the apparent leader in a catalytic converter theft ring that had many Philadelphians and suburbanites waking up to a missing part of their car, including Producer Dan. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Dom welcomes Pennsylvania State Representative Dawn Keefer, co-founder of Pennsylvania’s Freedom Caucus, back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss her coalition’s stand against funding for state universities, asking for more oversight of these institutions after finding some very concerning information about puberty blockers for children seeking gender transition as young as 5 at Penn State University. Representative Keefer takes us inside her teams investigation into the actions of Penn State, telling what she found and how, and stresses why oversight is so important so donors and students know exactly what these Universities are about. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom welcomes Ralph Cipriano onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss a story he uncovered about a Mayor Kenney staffer who allegedly posted a picture taken inside City Hall to her OnlyFans. In the story, Cipriano, who notes that it doesn’t bother him that she’s doing this, tells about the reaction to police officers posting on social media, highlighting an ongoing trial of officers who were fired for social media posts. Then, Ralph takes us inside his multiple contentious back-and-forths with controversial DA Larry Krasner, telling why the politician has repeatedly walked out when facing Cipriano’s tough questions.
Then, Dom welcomes Bensalem Mayor Joe DiGirolamo back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss a new initiative he’s announced in his Township to combat the rampant illegal ATVs and dirt bikes causing road hazards and havoc for citizens. Mayor DiGirolamo tells that he’s now going to start holding parents accountable for the actions of their children, noting that there have been many riders caught who have been under 16, the legal age for a license in Pennsylvania. Joe tells of the results he’s seen since tightening up on the issue, and addresses other common issues seeping into his Philadelphia adjacent town from the crime-ridden City. (Photo by John Phillips/Getty Images for OnlyFans)
Today, Dom lead off the Dom Giordano Program by discussing audio leak involving Donald Trump released by CNN, explaining why he believes it to further impede on the legitimacy of our justice system. Then, Dom offers updates around the upcoming Moms for Liberty convention coming to Philadelphia, telling of the continued push back by progressives on the group of mothers bringing some huge names to speak in Philadelphia, including Donald Trump and Ron DeSantis. Dom also tells that Robert Kennedy Jr, who was supposed to speak this weekend, has withdrawn for the event, which disappoints Giordano. Then, Dom tells about the newest controversy playing out in Philadelphia City government, telling of a discovery by Ralph Cipriano of an OnlyFans page of one of Mayor Kenney’s staffers, who snapped a picture while inside City Hall.
Then, Dom welcomes famed conservative commentator Bill O’Reilly back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss the changes announced by his former employer Fox News, offering his thoughts on the anointing of Jesse Watters to replace Tucker Carlson. O’Reilly takes us inside the minds of the Fox personalities, explaining why he believes Hannity remained in the later timeslot, and tells how things like narratives are formed at the network. Then, Giordano and O’Reilly hop into the Republican and Democratic presidential primaries, with O’Reilly telling his forecast on both the Republican and Democratic sides, explaining why he believes nobody stands in Biden’s way on the Left. (Photo by Octavio Jones/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes Bensalem Mayor Joe DiGirolamo back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss a new initiative he’s announced in his Township to combat the rampant illegal ATVs and dirt bikes causing road hazards and havoc for citizens. Mayor DiGirolamo tells that he’s now going to start holding parents accountable for the actions of their children, noting that there have been many riders caught who have been under 16, the legal age for a license in Pennsylvania. Joe tells of the results he’s seen since tightening up on the issue, and addresses other common issues seeping into his Philadelphia adjacent town from the crime-ridden City. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom welcomes Ralph Cipriano onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss a story he uncovered about a Mayor Kenney staffer who allegedly posted a picture taken inside City Hall to her OnlyFans. In the story, Cipriano, who notes that it doesn’t bother him that she’s doing this, tells about the reaction to police officers posting on social media, highlighting an ongoing trial of officers who were fired for social media posts. Then, Ralph takes us inside his multiple contentious back-and-forths with controversial DA Larry Krasner, telling why the politician has repeatedly walked out when facing Cipriano’s tough questions. For more from Ralph, visit RalphCipriano.substack.com. (Photo by Bryan Bedder/Getty Images for MoveOn)
Dom welcomes famed conservative commentator Bill O’Reilly back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss the changes announced by his former employer Fox News, offering his thoughts on the anointing of Jesse Watters to replace Tucker Carlson. O’Reilly takes us inside the minds of the Fox personalities, explaining why he believes Hannity remained in the later timeslot, and tells how things like narratives are formed at the network. Then, Giordano and O’Reilly hop into the Republican and Democratic presidential primaries, with O’Reilly telling his forecast on both the Republican and Democratic sides, explaining why he believes nobody stands in Biden’s way on the Left. (Photo by Elsa/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes State Senator Cris Dush back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss a vote that took place in Harrisburg today that verified Al Schmidt as Secretary of State in Pennsylvania. Schmidt has been a common topic on the Dom Giordano Program after putting up firewall after firewall during investigations into potential maleficence during the 2020 election. Giordano notes that while the vote didn’t go the way we had hoped, he explains his appreciation that Dush had the opportunity to question the nominee before the final vote. Sen. Dush explains pushback he’s received from Democrats in Harrisburg, but clarifies what and why he needed answers to certain aspects of Schmidt’s past. (Photo by Getty Images)
In today’s third hour, Dom continues the Dom Giordano Program by discussing the changing forecast in the Republican presidential primary. Dom tells that DeSantis and Trump are both employing separate strategies that he believes won’t work, first telling of a narrative presented by the DeSantis camp that Trump has not been strong enough on immigration. On the other side of the table, Trump is trying to propagate a narrative that DeSantis mishandled Coronavirus, which Dom believes voters will know to be disingenuous. Then, after playing Dom’s Money Melody, Dom returns to the topic of the Philadelphia pushback against Mothers for Liberty, explaining why he’s continually frustrated by the vocal political Left who refuse to set their priorities straight.
Then, Dom welcomes State Senator Cris Dush back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss a vote that took place in Harrisburg today that verified Al Schmidt as Secretary of State in Pennsylvania. Schmidt has been a common topic on the Dom Giordano Program after putting up firewall after firewall during investigations into potential maleficence during the 2020 election. Giordano notes that while the vote didn’t go the way we had hoped, he explains his appreciation that Dush had the opportunity to question the nominee before the final vote. Sen. Dush explains pushback he’s received from Democrats in Harrisburg, but clarifies what and why he needed answers to certain aspects of Schmidt’s past. (Photo by Joe Raedle/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes in Chadwick Moore, author of the newly released Tucker, joins the Dom Giordano Program to discuss the new in-depth biography of Tucker Carlson. First, Moore offers his thoughts on the newly announced changes in the Fox News Primetime lineup, explaining why he believes Jesse Watters, Tucker’s replacement, won’t move the needle much after a large ratings dip following the Carlson departure. Then, Moore takes us inside the mind of Tucker Carlson, explaining what makes him tick, telling about his relationship with his father and how it lead him down this path. (Photo by Jason Koerner/Getty Images)
In today’s second hour, Dom led off by discussing the bureaucracy of state government, calling back to the topic last hour of an embrace of a hyper Progressive education system by New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy. This leads Dom to take aim at more government bureaucracy, calling out the gloating by Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro after putting a Band-Aid on the collapsed I-95 bridge after a recent tanker truck fire. Also, Dom tells of the changing narrative coming from the Biden administration on the Hunter Biden scandal.
Then, Dom welcomes in Chadwick Moore, author of the newly released Tucker, joins the Dom Giordano Program to discuss the new in-depth biography of Tucker Carlson. First, Moore offers his thoughts on the newly announced changes in the Fox News Primetime lineup, explaining why he believes Jesse Watters, Tucker’s replacement, won’t move the needle much after a large ratings dip following the Carlson departure. Then, Moore takes us inside the mind of Tucker Carlson, explaining what makes him tick, telling about his relationship with his father and how it lead him down this path. (Photo by Jason Koerner/Getty Images)
Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by thanking listeners for coming out this past week for Dom Giordano Day at Mulligan’s in Wildwood, reflecting upon what makes talk radio so much fun. Then, Dom reflects on a weekend golf excursion with WPHT hosts Nick Kayal and Mike Opelka, revealing who the best golfer is between the three bloviators. Then, Dom tells that the replacement for Tucker Carlson has finally been chosen, with Jesse Watters taking the 8PM mantle, which Dom thinks keeps with the brand. Then, Dom tells about a push against the upcoming Mothers For Liberty convention here in Philadelphia, playing back a protest song written about the coming summit that will feature prominent Republican candidates such as Donald Trump and Ron DeSantis. Also, Dom tells about an organization in New Jersey, the New Jersey Project, which is pushing against a policy in New Jersey school districts that allows students to hide from parents a student’s decision to transition genders.
Then, after hearing her group mentioned on the show, co-founder of the New Jersey Project, Nikki Stouffer, dials into the Dom Giordano Program to explain what her organization hopes to do to bring transparency to parents with students in New Jersey schools. Stouffer elaborates on a state decision that would allow schools to hide gender transitions from parents, explaining why transparency is an absolute must from our public schools. Then, Stouffer, who’s an expert in social trends, explains why she believes the new popularity of transgenderism is a trend, relating it to other past trends that took over teenage minds.
After hearing her group mentioned on the show, co-founder of the New Jersey Project, Nikki Stouffer, dials into the Dom Giordano Program to explain what her organization hopes to do to bring transparency to parents with students in New Jersey schools. Stouffer elaborates on a state decision that would allow schools to hide gender transitions from parents, explaining why transparency is an absolute must from our public schools. Then, Stouffer, who’s an expert in social trends, explains why she believes the new popularity of transgenderism is a trend, relating it to other past trends that took over teenage minds. (Photo by Yana Paskova/Getty Images)
It's "Dom Giordano Day" in Wildwood. Dom celebrates at Mulligan's Shore Bar and Grill, with special guests and Real Diamond, the Neil Diamond tribute band.
It's "Dom Giordano Day" in Wildwood. Dom celebrates at Mulligan's Shore Bar and Grill, with special guests and Real Diamond, the Neil Diamond tribute band.
It's "Dom Giordano Day" in Wildwood. Dom celebrates at Mulligan's Shore Bar and Grill, with special guests and Real Diamond, the Neil Diamond tribute band.
Dom welcomes in Louis M. Belasco, The New Executive Director The Greater Wildwoods Tourism Improvement and Development Authority, onto the Dom Giordano Program to hear what’s coming up in the great city of Wildwood this Summer. Belasco first tells us why Wildwood continues to draw repeat visitors on a regular basis, with Belasco laying forth the amenities offered in the great shore locales that make up the Wildwoods. Belasco takes us through the offerings this summer for tourists and reflects on the amazing country music festival last week in Wildwood. To find out more, head to wildwoodsnj.com.
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Dom welcomes Gregory Stenstrom onto the Dom Giordano Program for an update on his case in Delaware County after releasing his book Parallel Election: A Blueprint for Deception, which tells of evidence of alleged massive election fraud in Delaware County in the 2020 Election. Stenstrom and his co-author Leah Hoopes were ordered to appear in Philadelphia Common Pleas Court this week to address a protective order filed against him by a Voting Machine Warehouse Supervisor James Savage over the claims that the election was rigged. Stenstrom explains the shocking allegations levied against him, and tells some of the ridiculous things requested in the restraining order. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom Giordano welcomes Kari Lake, former Gubernatorial candidate in Arizona and national conservative headline-maker, to discuss her new book Unafraid: Just Getting Started. Lake, who’s been controversial to left-leaning individuals for her refusal to hold her tongue, provides Giordano an in-depth and candid look behind the scenes of her life and her decision to leave a successful career in the media to pursue a life of politics. (Photo by Rebecca Noble/Getty Images)
In today’s second hour, Dom welcomes Gregory Stenstrom onto the Dom Giordano Program for an update on his case in Delaware County after releasing his book Parallel Election: A Blueprint for Deception, which tells of evidence of alleged massive election fraud in Delaware County in the 2020 Election. Stenstrom and his co-author Leah Hoopes were ordered to appear in Philadelphia Common Pleas Court this week to address a protective order filed against him by a Voting Machine Warehouse Supervisor James Savage over the claims that the election was rigged. Stenstrom explains the shocking allegations levied against him, and tells some of the ridiculous things requested in the restraining order.
Then, Dom welcomes in Louis M. Belasco, The New Executive Director The Greater Wildwoods Tourism Improvement and Development Authority, onto the Dom Giordano Program to hear what’s coming up in the great city of Wildwood this Summer. Belasco first tells us why Wildwood continues to draw repeat visitors on a regular basis, with Belasco laying forth the amenities offered in the great shore locales that make up the Wildwoods. Belasco takes us through the offerings this summer for tourists and reflects on the amazing country music festival last week in Wildwood. To find out more, head to wildwoodsnj.com.(Photo by Getty Images)
Today, Dom broadcasted live from the Wildwoods Convention Center on the Eve of Dom Giordano Day. First, Dom leads off by offering his quick thoughts on the missing submersible searching for the Titanic. Then, Dom delves into Hunter Biden after taking the day off yesterday, explaining why his plea deal is absolutely bogus and just further proof of a biased Department of Justice.
Then, Dom Giordano welcomes Kari Lake, former Gubernatorial candidate in Arizona and national conservative headline-maker, to discuss her new book Unafraid: Just Getting Started. Lake, who’s been controversial to left-leaning individuals for her refusal to hold her tongue, provides Giordano an in-depth and candid look behind the scenes of her life and her decision to leave a successful career in the media to pursue a life of politics.
Full Hour | In today’s final hour, Mike Opelka, filling in for Dom Giordano on the Dom Giordano Program, continued by offering his thoughts to the families of those who have individuals stuck in the submarine designated to explore the Titanic. This causes Mike to revisit his side topic today, asking listeners to dial in with their ideal vacation destination if money was no option. Then, Mike offers up his version of Dom’s Money Melody, which kicks off a conversation about Lionel Richie and Paul Anka, the winning answer for today’s clue. Then, for the remainder of the hour, Opelka provides his analysis on Trump’s interview yesterday with Bret Baier, and expresses his surprise at a change of tone by mainstream media surrounding the Hunter Biden scandal. (Photo by Scott Eisen/Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, 1210WPHT weekend host Mike Opelka filled in for Dom Giordano on the Dom Giordano Program. In today’s second hour, Mike welcomes in legal expert Wendy Patrick, a regular contributor to Newsmax and Deputy District Attorney and team leader in the Sex Crimes and Stalking Division of the San Diego County District Attorney’s Office, onto the Dom Giordano Program. Patrick wears her legal hat to break down both the Trump and Hunter Biden cases, with a big focus on the blatant bias exuded by the federal justice system.
Then, Mike rounds out the remainder of the hour talking about the continued trend of an American culture disowning woke politics, revealing multiple instances of companies forcing political correctness only to be shot down by fans. Also, Mike and Producer Dan have a passionate conversation expressing their deep love for Yacht Rock, besides one band in particular. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, 1210WPHT weekend host Mike Opelka filled in for Dom Giordano on the Dom Giordano Program. In today’s first hour, Mike leads off by offering updates on the tragic loss of a submersible vessel designated to explore the wreckage of the Titanic, which causes him to reveal the side topic of the day, asking listeners where they would travel if money were no option. Then, Mike bounces between multiple topics of national relevance, including the continued controversy around President Trump’s arrest, and the bias in the refusal by the justice department to hold Hunter Biden accountable.
Then, Mike Opelka welcomes in Ed Henry, former Fox News mainstay and current Real American Voice Morning Show host, onto the Dom Giordano Program, to hear about his new successful career as a music producer. Opelka reveals that Henry is the mind behind now two Billboard and iTunes charting hits, first producing a song featuring the Pledge of Allegiance sung by January 6th prisoners. Then, this week, Henry charted again with another conservative song, this time using words from Kari Lake to create ’81 Million Votes, My Ass’ by the Truth Bombers. Henry reveals why he’s pursued this path, and also offers his expert analysis on the topics of the day, including developments around Hunter Biden. (Photo by Kevin Dietsch/Getty Images)
1210WPHT weekend host Mike Opelka filled in for Dom Giordano on the Dom Giordano Program. In today’s second hour, Mike welcomes in legal expert Wendy Patrick, a regular contributor to Newsmax and Deputy District Attorney and team leader in the Sex Crimes and Stalking Division of the San Diego County District Attorney’s Office, onto the Dom Giordano Program. Patrick wears her legal hat to break down both the Trump and Hunter Biden cases, with a big focus on the blatant bias exuded by the federal justice system. (Photo by DNCC via Getty Images) (Photo by Handout/DNCC via Getty Images)
Mike Opelka welcomes in Ed Henry, former Fox News mainstay and current Real American Voice Morning Show host, onto the Dom Giordano Program, to hear about his new successful career as a music producer. Opelka reveals that Henry is the mind behind now two Billboard and iTunes charting hits, first producing a song featuring the Pledge of Allegiance sung by January 6th prisoners. Then, this week, Henry charted again with another conservative song, this time using words from Kari Lake to create ’81 Million Votes, My Ass’ by the Truth Bombers. Henry reveals why he’s pursued this path, and also offers his expert analysis on the topics of the day, including developments around Hunter Biden.
Dom welcomes Chairwoman Veronica Joyner to the Dom Giordano Program, head of the Mathematics, Civics and Sciences Charter in Philadelphia, which has come under fire for preventing a student who was shot 8 times from attending prom and graduation. Deshawn Walker, a Philadelphia teen who was shot 8 times in February learned recently that he would not be allowed to attend, with Joyner explaining that the ultimate priority is not only safety of her students but public safety. Joyner delves deep into the decision by her school, remarking that a student does not get shot multiple times by an individual who hopped out of a vehicle without being the target of said crime. Then, Joyner and Giordano delve into the topic of charter schools, with Joyner suggesting what’s needed by these schools from the City to continue operating at the high level they’ve been performing. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom welcomes in John Fund, a longtime political columnist, who recently penned a piece for the Wall Street Journal focusing on the importance of incentivizing workers to get work done efficiently while looking at the I95 rebuild. Since writing the article, Governor Shapiro and other officials announced that the road will re-open within 2 weeks, which both Giordano and Fund are happy to hear. Still, though, they tell the necessity for governmental officials to implement incentives to encourage workers to quickly and efficiently fully rebuild I95. (Photo by City of Philadelphia via Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom leads off the Dom Giordano Program by previewing Dom Giordano Day this coming Thursday at Mulligan’s in Wildwood, NJ as the Mayor and town celebrate Dom Giordano Day, a day designated to honor the long-time bloviator. Then, Dom plays back a clip of a recent statement made by Senator John Fetterman about the rebuilding of I95, where the Senator stumbles his way through a quick story and introduction of Brendan Boyle. Dom makes the point again about representation, asking how Fetterman can continue to hold office. Then, Dom plays back a clip from rising star in the Democratic Party, new Maryland Governor Wes Moore, who suggests that book bans are ‘castrating’ children of color.
Then, Dom welcomes in John Fund, a longtime political columnist, who recently penned a piece for the Wall Street Journal focusing on the importance of incentivizing workers to get work done efficiently while looking at the I95 rebuild. Since writing the article, Governor Shapiro and other officials announced that the road will re-open within 2 weeks, which both Giordano and Fund are happy to hear. Still, though, they tell the necessity for governmental officials to implement incentives to encourage workers to quickly and efficiently fully rebuild I95. (Photo by Drew Angerer/Getty Images)
Today, Dom leads off the Dom Giordano Program by telling that he’s broadcasting live from the Wildwood Boardwalk at the Wildwoods Convention Center, telling how excited he is to be back in the vacation destination for another summer. Then, Dom tells that a big guest will be coming up after making local headlines. This week, The Philadelphia Inquirer posted an article telling the story of Dashawn Walker, a Philadelphia teen who was shot 8 times in February, reporting that the teen has now been banned from prom and graduation from his school, Mathematics, Civics and Sciences Charter School. Veronica Joyner, Founder and Chairwoman of the aforementioned schools will join at 12:30PM ET to further elaborate upon her decision. Dom and Dan debate the situation with, Dan stressing the importance of keeping the other students safe.
Then, Dom welcomes Chairwoman Veronica Joyner to the Dom Giordano Program, head of the Mathematics, Civics and Sciences Charter in Philadelphia, which has come under fire for preventing a student who was shot 8 times from attending prom and graduation. Deshawn Walker, a Philadelphia teen who was shot 8 times in February learned recently that he would not be allowed to attend, with Joyner explaining that the ultimate priority is not only safety of her students but public safety. Joyner delves deep into the decision by her school, remarking that a student does not get shot multiple times by an individual who hopped out of a vehicle without being the target of said crime. Then, Joyner and Giordano delve into the topic of charter schools, with Joyner suggesting what’s needed by these schools from the City to continue operating at the high level they’ve been performing. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom Giordano, WPHT host and former teacher, has dedicated much of his daily show toward parents who are taking it into their own hands to push back against school boards that have a negative impact on their children. This has culminated in a weekly podcast on education, Readin', Writin', and Reason, which has allowed wonderful relationships to develop between Giordano, educators, and parents throughout the country who are speaking out against overbearing school boards.
First, Dom welcomes in New Jersey State Senator Ed Durr back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss a push by progressives and the Mayor in Trenton to defund schools who refuse to stock pornographic materials in their libraries. Durr provided commentary in a recent Inquirer article, where he suggested drafting a bill to impose an age-rating system similar to movie theaters for books, creating a line or limit for explicit material. This comes as fallout after NJ and national Republicans pushed for a review of books in libraries after parents started seeing very controversial material pushed in the guise of the LGBT+ movement, including images of sexual acts on minors.
Then, Dom welcomes anonymous writer Peachy Keenan onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss her new book Domestic Extremist: The Practical Guide to Winning the Culture War. The new book, which Keenan describes as a travel guide for those who feel trapped in the culture war era, explains why she believes conservatives need to become more ‘extreme’ by becoming more ‘domestic.’ Keenan further explains the purpose of the book, noting that the term ‘domestic extremist,’ when viewed through the today’s Overton Window, contains the matriarch in a traditional family.
Full Hour | Dom continues the Dom Giordano Program by welcoming back in Catholic League President Bill Donohue to hear what his group is doing to push back against the decision by the Los Angeles Dodgers to herald The Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence, a group of LGBT individuals who mock the Catholic faith by doing things like pole-dancing on crosses while wearing nuns outfits. Bill explains that his organization has been running local ads calling for a boycott of tonight’s game, explaining that he hopes to depress the attendance numbers on an individual site, a hit to the Dodgers bottom line that he doesn’t believe would come with a long-term boycott. Bill further explains what he hopes this accomplishes, and gives an overall analysis of the continued decision by sports teams and leagues to hold Pride Nights. (Photo by Frazer Harrison/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Dom continues the Dom Giordano Program by welcoming back in Catholic League President Bill Donohue to hear what his group is doing to push back against the decision by the Los Angeles Dodgers to herald The Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence, a group of LGBT individuals who mock the Catholic faith by doing things like pole-dancing on crosses while wearing nuns outfits. Bill explains that his organization has been running local ads calling for a boycott of tonight’s game, explaining that he hopes to depress the attendance numbers on an individual site, a hit to the Dodgers bottom line that he doesn’t believe would come with a long-term boycott. Bill further explains what he hopes this accomplishes, and gives an overall analysis of the continued decision by sports teams and leagues to hold Pride Nights. (Photo by Ronald Martinez/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom continues the Dom Giordano Program by revisiting Governor Josh Shapiro’s thoughts on capital punishment with a very important sentencing on the horizon, playing back a clip from when he changed tune on the issue, turning against it with the justification that his 10-year-old son convinced him. Then, Dom tells about a push in Society Hill to shun Wawa for the neighborhood, blaming the company for allowing vagrants to take over their beloved Head House Square. This frustrates Dom, telling that it’s just another example for Progressives to skirt by without blame, suggesting their anger should be directed toward policies enacted by Larry Krasner green-lighting rampant shop-lifting. Then, Dom welcomes in media critic Scott Cronick, who offers a glowing review of the new animated Spider-Man film, suggesting that it may be the greatest animated comic book film of all time. Also, Scott tells that he too will be traveling to Italy separately from Dom, and previews what’s coming up in Atlantic City. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom welcomes in Jonny Z, owner of Mulligan's Shore Bar and Grill in Wildwood, back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss the upcoming Dom Giordano Day on June 22. Jonny Z previews what drinks may be on tap on special for the great day, and offers the history behind his great shore bar. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off Dom Giordano Program by discussing multiple topics, first telling listeners to check out the YouTube channel to watch our Dining with Dom broadcast, which takes place every day from Noon until 1PM. Then, Dom offers his thoughts on a controversy centered on the local Yuengling beer brand, telling that an online right-leaning source has reported that the brand is sponsoring a drag show. Dom takes issue with this, revealing that the local staple has long sponsored a Music Festival that they booked a drag queen show. Dom condemns the sources framing of the issue, pointing out that Yuengling is not directly sponsoring or propagating the show. Also, Dom provides an update on the Dodgers, telling that tonight is the night that the Dodgers will honor the Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence, a group of LGBT individuals who mock religious, doing things such as pole-dancing on crosses while wearing nuns outfits. In addition, Dom discusses a push by a local school district to ban ‘To Kill a Mockingbird,’ and tells where the wind farms will try to open next and the problems that come with them. (Photo by Justin Sullivan/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes Rep. Brian Fitzpatrick onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss why he voted against a censure of Adam Schiff yesterday in Congress. First, Dom asks the Representative why the no vote, with Fitzpatrick clarifying that yesterday’s vote wasn’t directly on the censure and he fully intends to hold Schiff accountable. Fitzpatrick stresses the importance of Congressional precedence, explaining that all his vote was to further solidify the eventual final passage of the bill so it can’t be weaponized in the future. Then, Fitzpatrick offers his opinion on the continued persecution of Donald Trump, stressing that we need to enforce the equal use of justice, comparing how those in the Democratic Party have been handled when found with classified information similarly to Trump. (Photo by Tasos Katopodis/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Dom welcomes in Real Diamond, who heads up the Neil Diamond tribute band that will be performing live at Dom Giordano Day coming up at Mulligan’s in Wildwood on June 22nd. Real takes us inside his world, telling what it’s like traveling both nationally and internationally playing the great music of Neil Diamond. Also, Real Diamond previews what to expect at Dom Giordano Day, and tells listeners where they can find him over the summer, which can also be found at RealDiamondBand.com.
Then, after playing Dom’s Money Melody, Dom tells that Joe Biden will be coming to Philadelphia this weekend to speak to the Unions, which is expected to be the first quasi-campaign rally as the President ramps up his 2024 Presidential campaign. After that, Dom tells about a situation unfolding at Girls High after a Principal refused to give a graduate her diploma after she danced across the stage, with the high school now looking to formalize their graduation process. (Photo by Christopher Furlong/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes in Real Diamond, who heads up the Neil Diamond tribute band that will be performing live at Dom Giordano Day coming up at Mulligan’s in Wildwood on June 22nd. Real takes us inside his world, telling what it’s like traveling both nationally and internationally playing the great music of Neil Diamond. Also, Real Diamond previews what to expect at Dom Giordano Day, and tells listeners where they can find him over the summer, which can also be found at RealDiamondBand.com. (Photo by Christopher Polk/Getty Images)
In today’s second hour, Dom welcomes Rep. Brian Fitzpatrick onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss why he voted against a censure of Adam Schiff yesterday in Congress. First, Dom asks the Representative why the no vote, with Fitzpatrick clarifying that yesterday’s vote wasn’t directly on the censure and he fully intends to hold Schiff accountable. Fitzpatrick stresses the importance of Congressional precedence, explaining that all his vote was to further solidify the eventual final passage of the bill so it can’t be weaponized in the future. Then, Fitzpatrick offers his opinion on the continued persecution of Donald Trump, stressing that we need to enforce the equal use of justice, comparing how those in the Democratic Party have been handled when found with classified information similarly to Trump.
Then, Dom continues the Dom Giordano Program by discussing a call for reparations in Philadelphia City Council, explaining the detrimental nature of such a proposition in California. Then, Dom tells about a huge payout by Starbucks to a former White manager who was fired in the wake of claims of racism against the organization for a viral incident that played out in a Philadelphia café. (Photo by Ting Shen-Pool/Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by discussing the decision by Rep. Brian Fitzpatrick and other 19 other Republican members of Congress who voted against censuring Adam Schiff over lies spewed about connections between Trump and Russia. Then, Dom tells about a new push here in Philadelphia in City Council with members proposing for reparations here in Philadelphia. Dom takes issue with this explaining
Then, Dom welcomes Rep. Jim Jordan back onto the Dom Giordano Program to hear about multiple developments on Capitol Hill. First, Rep. Jordan comments on a vote that Dom spoke about at the top of the show, asking Jordan why some Republicans voted against holding Schiff accountable for his actions in allegations of connections between Trump and Russia, with Jordan telling that it has some to do with the amount of money and small details that should be worked out. Then, Dom and Jordan delve into the Trump indictment, with Jordan telling about the bias presented in the indictment, particularly in light of information uncovered in Congress and by Senators about the Biden family. Also, Jordan previews what’s to come in Congress, telling what he plans do to regarding the Durham Report. (Photo by Shawn Thew - Pool/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Dom continues the Dom Giordano Program by welcoming in Don Kohler, candidate for Judge of the Chester County Court of Common Pleas, who has some concerning news about the upcoming election in Chester County. First, Kohler tells of the importance of the upcoming election in the Court of Common Pleas, telling that there are currently 5 seats up for grabs, telling of the influential nature of the position, revealing that there are 5 Democrats and 5 Republicans running for seats. Kohler explains that whoever is elected in this election will sit for 10 years on the Court, and have the potential to hold their seats for 20 years, so electing a Republican judge will have far reaching implications for years to come. If Democrats win out, it could significantly change the county makeup, with Kohler further telling that most citizens first have contact with elected judicial officials before having any contact with other elected officials. Kohler warns that at least one Democrat sees the position as a law-making position, which Kohler condemns, explaining the dangers of allowing judges to make law rather than enforce it. For more information on Kohler and his campaign, head to kohler4judge.com.
Then, Dom spends a good chunk of the remainder of the hour discussing a development in a case we discussed long ago involving the removal of two black men from a Starbucks café in Philadelphia. The moment went viral, causing Starbucks to create a show in response after being labeled a racist organization for not allowing people to just hang out at their City locations. Today, it was announced that a Starbucks manager, who was allegedly fired during this show by the company to prove their not racist, will receive a payout from the company of over $25 million. (Photo by Justin Sullivan/Getty Images)
Dom continues the Dom Giordano Program by welcoming in Don Kohler, candidate for Judge of the Chester County Court of Common Pleas, who has some concerning news about the upcoming election in Chester County. First, Kohler tells of the importance of the upcoming election in the Court of Common Pleas, telling that there are currently 5 seats up for grabs, telling of the influential nature of the position, revealing that there are 5 Democrats and 5 Republicans running for seats. Kohler explains that whoever is elected in this election will sit for 10 years on the Court, and have the potential to hold their seats for 20 years, so electing a Republican judge will have far reaching implications for years to come. If Democrats win out, it could significantly change the county makeup, with Kohler further telling that most citizens first have contact with elected judicial officials before having any contact with other elected officials. Kohler warns that at least one Democrat sees the position as a law-making position, which Kohler condemns, explaining the dangers of allowing judges to make law rather than enforce it. For more information on Kohler and his campaign, head to kohler4judge.com. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom leads off the Dom Giordano Program by previewing June 22nd’s Dom Giordano Day, telling what listeners can expect if they show up at Mulligan’s Shore Bar and Grill, our host for the event. Dan reveals that he was able to land Robin Shaffer of the Save the Whales campaign as an in-person guest, explaining that he’ll be joined by individuals with signs, handing out fliers to listeners calling awareness to the situation involving wind farms and their potential relationship with multiple deaths of marine mammals at the Jersey Shore. Then, Dom reflects on the anniversary today, remembering the shooting of Steve Scalise by a Bernie Sanders supporter, again asking why Trump is singled out for stupid actions of idiotic individuals while things like Scalise’s shooting get swept under the rug.
Then, Dom welcomes back Fox News legal analyst and author of The Trial of the Century Gregg Jarrett back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss multiple facets of the Trump indictment. First, Dom asks Jarrett to discuss attorney-client privilege, asking how this can be used in the trial, particularly in relation to the Mar-a-lago raid. Then, Dom and Jarrett delve into the weeds of the case, discussing individual aspects, and comparing it to Comer’s lax words about an investigation into Clinton’s emails during the 2016 presidential campaign. After that, Gregg defends the term ‘whataboutism,’ explaining that the entire basis of law is on precedent, which calls for a level of whataboutism. (Photo by Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes back Fox News legal analyst and author of The Trial of the Century Gregg Jarrett back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss multiple facets of the Trump indictment. First, Dom asks Jarrett to discuss attorney-client privilege, asking how this can be used in the trial, particularly in relation to the Mar-a-lago raid. Then, Dom and Jarrett delve into the weeds of the case, discussing individual aspects, and comparing it to Comer’s lax words about an investigation into Clinton’s emails during the 2016 presidential campaign. After that, Gregg defends the term ‘whataboutism,’ explaining that the entire basis of law is on precedent, which calls for a level of whataboutism. (Photo by Alon Skuy/Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by providing updates on the I95 collapse after Josh Shapiro joined Mayor Kenney to provide a timeline on the repair of one of the Country’s most important roads. Dom reveals that Shapiro did indeed give a ‘timeline, saying that things will be done ‘as soon as possible,’ which frustrates Giordano after being told yesterday that there would be a solid timeline presented in today’s press conference. Then, Dom plays back a clip from Karine Jean-Pierre in the White House Press Pool, who took a reporters words and twisted them against him in trying to say his question about Trans individuals competing in women’s sports as hateful and dangerous. After that, Dom hits the topic of Trump’s indictment, telling that sources labeled his speech yesterday as ‘harmful,’ and plays back a clip from MSNBC’s Joy Reid who suggests that Spanish-language radio is pushing disinformation by reporting that actual truth about the Trump saga.
Then, Dom welcomes in New Jersey State Senator Ed Durr back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss a push by progressives and the Mayor in Trenton to defund schools who refuse to stock pornographic materials in their libraries. Durr provided commentary in a recent Inquirer article, where he suggested drafting a bill to impose an age-rating system similar to movie theaters for books, creating a line or limit for explicit material. This comes as fallout after NJ and national Republicans pushed for a review of books in libraries after parents started seeing very controversial material pushed in the guise of the LGBT+ movement, including images of sexual acts on minors.
Dom welcomes in New Jersey State Senator Ed Durr back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss a push by progressives and the Mayor in Trenton to defund schools who refuse to stock pornographic materials in their libraries. Durr provided commentary in a recent Inquirer article, where he suggested drafting a bill to impose an age-rating system similar to movie theaters for books, creating a line or limit for explicit material. This comes as fallout after NJ and national Republicans pushed for a review of books in libraries after parents started seeing very controversial material pushed in the guise of the LGBT+ movement, including images of sexual acts on minors. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom welcomes in Kimberly Guilfoyle, fiancée of Donald Trump Jr., back onto the Dom Giordano Program. Guilfoyle, the former advisor to Trump, puts on her prosecutor hat to tell why the indictment of Trump are so ridiculously biased and politically driven. Guilfoyle, who’s on her way to join Trump and the rest of the family as the former President turns himself in, takes us deep inside the family as they react to their patriarch’s potential arrest. Then, Guilfoyle tells why she thinks this is happening now, explaining the continued ignorance toward developments around Joe Biden’s son Hunter. Also, Guilfoyle tells listeners where to find her weekly show on Rumble, and pulls the curtain back on her relationship with former beau Gavin Newsom. (Photo by Manny Carabel/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Dom welcomes in Kimberly Guilfoyle, fiancée of Donald Trump Jr., back onto the Dom Giordano Program. Guilfoyle, the former advisor to Trump, puts on her prosecutor hat to tell why the indictment of Trump are so ridiculously biased and politically driven. Guilfoyle, who’s on her way to join Trump and the rest of the family as the former President turns himself in, takes us deep inside the family as they react to their patriarch’s potential arrest. Then, Guilfoyle tells why she thinks this is happening now, explaining the continued ignorance toward developments around Joe Biden’s son Hunter. Also, Guilfoyle tells listeners where to find her weekly show on Rumble, and pulls the curtain back on her relationship with former beau Gavin Newsom.
Then, Dom spends the remainder of the show, after playing his Money Melody, providing updates as Trump arrives at the Miami courthouse where he’ll turn himself in after being indicted due to his alleged removal of classified documents after his presidency. Dom expounds on the angle of selective prosecution offered up by Republicans alleging bias, telling why the refusal to investigate the Biden family only reinforces the anti-FBI narrative. Dom also tells how DeSantis ties into all of this, explaining why he believes the sound political position is to continue defending his opponent albeit the competition leading into the primary election. In addition, Dom returns to the topic of the I95 collapse, asking why incentives haven’t been offered to workers to expedite their work, and updates the situation around a bill in New Jersey that would punish school districts who remove books from their libraries. (Photo by Octavio Jones/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom leads off by discussing the I95 collapse, providing further updates after Secretary of Transportation Pete Buttigieg appeared in the City to discuss the importance of a prompt rebuild of the very important span of interstate highway. Then, Dom offers developments around a protestor who was forcefully arrested after expressing his first amendment right at a counter-protest to an LGBT+ march in Reading, PA. Then, Dom delves into the indictment of President Trump, offering up a travel watch, telling where things stands as the former President prepares to turn himself in after his indictment over classified documents taken after his presidency.
Full Hour | Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by offering updates around the I95 collapse here in Philadelphia that has made national news, telling of similar projects around the World along with the time spent rebuilding collapsed highways, previewing how long things may take here in Philadelphia. Dom looks toward Georgia for solutions, after a similar situation played out and highway crews had things back and running within 2 months. Then, Dom plays back a clip from Pennsylvania’s Senator John Fetterman, who admitted to his use of psychedelics and Magic Mushrooms. After that, Dom delves into the Trump indictment, playing back a clip from Matt Gaetz who referred to Woodrow Wilson when defending Trump.
Then, Dom welcomes in Fox29 Ace Reporter Steve Keeley back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss developments around the collapse of I95 after Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg came to the City to make some announcements about the work that will be done. First, Keeley answers some questions that Dom had sent him yesterday, asking whether there will be incentives for workers to work at their highest capacity, and whether there will be any bidding on the construction contract. Then, Keeley reveals his overall analysis of the press conference, giving Buttigieg credit and telling that he believes the work will be done promptly after what seemed like honest and genuine words from the Secretary. Then, Keeley offers in-depth details about the crash itself, explaining what played out leading to the gasoline-tanker fire that burnt the bridge from the bottom up. (Photo by Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes in Fox29 Ace Reporter Steve Keeley back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss developments around the collapse of I95 after Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg came to the City to make some announcements about the work that will be done. First, Keeley answers some questions that Dom had sent him yesterday, asking whether there will be incentives for workers to work at their highest capacity, and whether there will be any bidding on the construction contract. Then, Keeley reveals his overall analysis of the press conference, giving Buttigieg credit and telling that he believes the work will be done promptly after what seemed like honest and genuine words from the Secretary. Then, Keeley offers in-depth details about the crash itself, explaining what played out leading to the gasoline-tanker fire that burnt the bridge from the bottom up. (Photo by City of Philadelphia via Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Dom continued the Dom Giordano Program by keeping the conversation around the I95 collapse alive, providing updates on the unfolding situation. Then, Dom returns to national politics and the topic of Donald Trump’s indictment, telling that Rep. Jim Jordan will join Thursday, after he sparred with CNN host Dana Bash over the continued effort to target Trump. Dom plays back a clip from Nancy Mace who has been anti-Trump in the past, using her as evidence that even Never-Trumpers are seeing the absolute bias and danger in the indictment. Then, Dom tells about new developments around the Dodgers and the Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence, a controversial group created by LGBT individuals to mock the Catholic faith. (Photo by Anna Moneymaker/Getty Images)
In today’s second hour, Dom welcomes Philadelphia mayoral candidate David Oh back onto the Dom Giordano Program to gather his thoughts on the collapse of I95 after a truck fire burned the huge highway from the bottom up. Oh begins by surprisingly noting that sitting Mayor Jim Kenney has done a decent job in response to the incident, telling that the right thing was to indeed call upon the Governor and Biden administration for help. Then, Oh takes us inside the incident itself, telling what he would hope to do using drones in effort to prevent a similar situation from developing in the future. Also, Oh expresses the importance of a quick repair, also telling of the importance of reworking the good side of the highway into a bottleneck, still allowing passage for both sides albeit with traffic.
Then, Dom welcomes in Paul Sperry, Senior Reporter at Real Clear Investigations, back onto the Dom Giordano Program to hear about the newest investigation he’s working on that looks into the key witness into the investigation into the Biden’s removal of classified documents while serving as Vice President. Sperry tells about Kathy Chung, a Biden gatekeeper who made news previously in her career while being tied up in the Clinton-era Chinagate scandal, who in 2017 transferred boxes with classified materials. Sperry takes Giordano and listeners deep into Chung’s history, telling of the negative implications of her handling of classified materials. For more on the story, head over to RealClearInvestigations. (Photo by Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes in Paul Sperry, Senior Reporter at Real Clear Investigations, back onto the Dom Giordano Program to hear about the newest investigation he’s working on that looks into the key witness into the investigation into the Biden’s removal of classified documents while serving as Vice President. Sperry tells about Kathy Chung, a Biden gatekeeper who made news previously in her career while being tied up in the Clinton-era Chinagate scandal, who in 2017 transferred boxes with classified materials. Sperry takes Giordano and listeners deep into Chung’s history, telling of the negative implications of her handling of classified materials. For more on the story, head over to RealClearInvestigations. (Photo by Tasos Katopodis/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes Philadelphia mayoral candidate David Oh back onto the Dom Giordano Program to gather his thoughts on the collapse of I95 after a truck fire burned the huge highway from the bottom up. Oh begins by surprisingly noting that sitting Mayor Jim Kenney has done a decent job in response to the incident, telling that the right thing was to indeed call upon the Governor and Biden administration for help. Then, Oh takes us inside the incident itself, telling what he would hope to do using drones in effort to prevent a similar situation from developing in the future. Also, Oh expresses the importance of a quick repair, also telling of the importance of reworking the good side of the highway into a bottleneck, still allowing passage for both sides albeit with traffic. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom welcomes Bob Kelly, ace traffic analyst for Fox29, back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss the insane collapse of Interstate 95 above Cottman Avenue in Philadelphia. First, Dom asks Kelly how his day has been, with Bob revealing that the day today has been much calmer than expected, telling that he would expect a ton of traffic to develop as more and more hit the road. Then, Kelly tells what’s been discovered by Fox29 reporter Steve Keeley regarding an investigation. After that, Kelly tells listeners how to traverse the City with the lack of one of our biggest highways, suggesting what he calls ‘the Bob Kelly route’ that will take drivers to New Jersey using I295. Also, Kelly offers some advice to those hoping to come into the City for Billy Joel and 4th of July, and offers a route for producer Dan to get home from work tonight. (Photo by Mark Makela/Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by bouncing off two topics, first offering his thoughts on the shocking incident that played out over Philadelphia with a portion of I95 collapsing due to a fire. Dom expresses the importance of an investigation, telling that we can’t allow the question of ‘why’ to get lost in discussion. Then, Dom offers his update on the Trump indictment, playing back clips of individuals from over the weekend who offering their take on the situation, which Giordano suggests will only further help Trump in the popularity department.
Then, Dom welcomes Bob Kelly, ace traffic analyst for Fox29, back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss the insane collapse of Interstate 95 above Cottman Avenue in Philadelphia. First, Dom asks Kelly how his day has been, with Bob revealing that the day today has been much calmer than expected, telling that he would expect a ton of traffic to develop as more and more hit the road. Then, Kelly tells what’s been discovered by Fox29 reporter Steve Keeley regarding an investigation. After that, Kelly tells listeners how to traverse the City with the lack of one of our biggest highways, suggesting what he calls ‘the Bob Kelly route’ that will take drivers to New Jersey using I295. Also, Kelly offers some advice to those hoping to come into the City for Billy Joel and 4th of July, and offers a route for producer Dan to get home from work tonight. (Photo by City of Philadelphia Office of Emergency Management via Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Dom welcomes Gregg Jarrett, Fox News legal analyst and author of The Trial of the Century, back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss the unsealing of the Trump indictment. First, Dom asks Jarrett about the document which was released only about ten minutes prior to the interview, with Jarrett delving in-depth into what is revealed, explaining why this is further evidence of bias and unequal application of the law when comparing what’s been discovered to allegations against the Clinton campaign. Jarrett provides in-depth analysis about the documents themselves, then delves into the bias presented by governing organizations under the Biden administration, also explaining why he believes the Presidential Records Acts needs to be fixed due to ambiguity. Jarrett’s new book, The Trial of the Century, which analyses the Scopes Monkey Trial, is currently available everywhere books are sold.
Then, Dom welcomes in Professor Alan Dershowitz, author of Get Trump: The Threat to Civil Liberties, Due Process, and Our Constitutional Rule of Law, to the Dom Giordano Program to gather his opinion on the new indictment of former President Donald Trump over his denying a subpoena over classified documents. Dershowitz tells how he was able to predict in his book almost everything about the indictment. Dom asks Dershowitz to put on his legal hat for some expertise, knowing the professor has served as Trump’s attorney and as an attorney in other high profile cases, such as the OJ Simpson case. Dershowitz suggests he’d use the defense the Trump was, as usual, puffing himself up and accidentally, not nefariously, shared this classified information. Dershowitz explains how he’s participated in conversations with former officials in which they puffed themselves up with classified information where no repercussions were applied. (Photo by Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images)
Dom Giordano, WPHT host and former teacher, has dedicated much of his daily show toward parents who are taking it into their own hands to push back against school boards that have a negative impact on their children. This has culminated in a weekly podcast on education, Readin', Writin', and Reason, which has allowed wonderful relationships to develop between Giordano, educators, and parents throughout the country who are speaking out against overbearing school boards.
First, Dom welcomes back Riley Gaines, a national advocate for women’s sports, onto the podcast to hear what she’s been up to recently as the strongest voice speaking out against the inclusion of Trans individuals in female sports. Riley tells about her campaign of asking powerful women in sports to speak alongside her, providing an update on whether she’s heard back from any of these power players including Mia Hamm, the Williams sisters, and Ronda Rousey. Gaines takes Dom and listeners into the locker room she shared with Penn swimmer Lia Thomas, telling in-depth her experience and surprise when she saw the Trans swimmer disrobe nearby. Also, Gaines tells about her relationship with Penn swimmer Paula Scanlan, and tells where you can find all her great work
Then, Dom welcomes in Tina Descovich, co-founder of Moms For Liberty, back onto the podcast ahead of their national convention, the 2023 Joyful Warriors National Summit, to preview the huge names that will be descending upon Philadelphia for the weekend of June 29th to July 2nd. Descovich reveals that former President Donald Trump, front-runner for the 2024 nomination, has been added to a list that includes Ron DeSantis, Nikki Haley, Vivek Ramaswamy and others. Tina tells that there will be more names added, and gives Dom a look inside the booking of the event as more and more nationally recognized names join the event. Descovich reveals that President Biden has been invited multiple times but all the organization has received has been silence. Also, Dom and Descovich discuss the continued effort by Democrats to control and take over school boards, with Tina explaining the ultimate purpose of Moms for Liberty.
Dom welcomes in Professor Alan Dershowitz, author of Get Trump: The Threat to Civil Liberties, Due Process, and Our Constitutional Rule of Law, to the Dom Giordano Program to gather his opinion on the new indictment of former President Donald Trump over his denying a subpoena over classified documents. Dershowitz tells how he was able to predict in his book almost everything about the indictment. Dom asks Dershowitz to put on his legal hat for some expertise, knowing the professor has served as Trump’s attorney and as an attorney in other high profile cases, such as the OJ Simpson case. Dershowitz suggests he’d use the defense the Trump was, as usual, puffing himself up and accidentally, not nefariously, shared this classified information. Dershowitz explains how he’s participated in conversations with former officials in which they puffed themselves up with classified information where no repercussions were applied. (Photo by Mario Tama/Getty Images)
In today’s third hour, Dom welcomes Gregg Jarrett, Fox News legal analyst and author of The Trial of the Century, back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss the unsealing of the Trump indictment. First, Dom asks Jarrett about the document which was released only about ten minutes prior to the interview, with Jarrett delving in-depth into what is revealed, explaining why this is further evidence of bias and unequal application of the law when comparing what’s been discovered to allegations against the Clinton campaign. Jarrett provides in-depth analysis about the documents themselves, then delves into the bias presented by governing organizations under the Biden administration, also explaining why he believes the Presidential Records Acts needs to be fixed due to ambiguity. Jarrett’s new book, The Trial of the Century, which analyses the Scopes Monkey Trial, is currently available everywhere books are sold. (Photo by Joe Corrigan/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes media critic Neal Zoren back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss what’s worth watching on television and in theaters. First, Dom asks Neal Zoren to explain the history behind ‘Bowdlerization’ after the terms been used multiple times in media to describe woke re-writings of historical art, such as The French Connection, which was recently censored during a television run. Then, Neal reveals that he’s very much enjoying the streaming service BritBox, suggesting the series The Crowded Room, which stars Spiderman star Tom Holland. Also, Neal explains his glowing review of Ray Didinger’s play Tommy and Me, suggesting listeners of all ages check it out. (Photo by Getty Images)
In today’s second hour, Dom leads off the Dom Giordano Program by telling the schools in Philadelphia are learning remotely today due to air quality issues, asking why they would take kids out of school today while only wearing masks earlier in the week. Then, Dom tells about new edicts by both the Biden administration nationwide and the Murphy administration in New Jersey that seeks to hold school board members accountable who present political ideologies that disagree with their own.
Then, Dom welcomes media critic Neal Zoren back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss what’s worth watching on television and in theaters. First, Dom asks Neal Zoren to explain the history behind ‘Bowdlerization’ after the terms been used multiple times in media to describe woke re-writings of historical art, such as The French Connection, which was recently censored during a television run. Then, Neal reveals that he’s very much enjoying the streaming service BritBox, suggesting the series The Crowded Room, which stars Spiderman star Tom Holland. Also, Neal explains his glowing review of Ray Didinger’s play Tommy and Me, suggesting listeners of all ages check it out. (Photo by Justin Sullivan/Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off and spent a good majority of the show discussing the indictment of former President Donald Trump in relation to classified documents he refused to turn over after a subpoena. Dom makes sure to point out the precedent that something like this sets, explaining the paths that the Biden administration should’ve taken if they wanted the optics of this to come across as anything but a win for their opponent in Trump. Then, Dom offers another update on the Bud Light brand after the Dylan Mulvaney disaster, telling that Modelo has officially surpassed Bud Light, again explaining why he believes this to be a huge win for conservatives despite Anheuser-Busch owning both brands. Then, Dom and Dan get into an argument over the legend that is Wilt Chamberlain, with Dan explaining why he believes the mythical nature of his career is a bit overblown.
Then, Dom welcomes in Aaron Maté, contributor for RealClearInvestigations, onto the Dom Giordano Program to hear about his great work diving into the Durham report. This week, Maté and RealClear found a major omission in John Durham’s Russiagate report, explaining that the report failed to address Hillary Clinton’s role in the foundation of the initial allegations of Russian interference in the Trump campaign and 2016 election. Maté tells what he’s discovered within the Durham Report itself, and suggests why Durham and other investigators may have turned a blind eye to this aspect of the story. Also, Maté comments on the Trump indictment, telling that although he is no Trump fan, even he can see the overreach and bias of something like this and the precedent that it sets. (Photo by Alex Wong/Getty Images)
In today’s third hour, Dom leads off by discussing the issue of race, playing back a clip of Ibrahim X. Kendi who appeared on today’s Morning Joe to respond to Republican candidate Tim Scott’s appearance on the View. Kendi, along with Reverend Al Sharpton, explain why Tim Scott doesn’t understand racism, which Dom finds fascinatingly inappropriate to say about a person of color. Then, Dom explains why he believes Mike Pence is already off-base in his announcement, playing back a clip from a pro-Pence commercial alleging that Trump has abandoned conservative principles, which Dom suggests may be a preview of Pence’s stance on abortion and other social issues. (Photo by Scott Olson/Getty Images)
Dom Giordano reveals that longtime regular caller and friend of the show, known for his infectious laughter, Robert in Old City, has passed away. Dom and Dan reflect on the fun times spent on air with Robert, and tell why they feel such an emotional bond to their listeners.
Dom welcomes in Tina Descovich, co-founder of Mothers for Liberty, back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss the continued pushback her organization has received since announcing that their huge annual convention will be happening right here in Philadelphia. This week, the Southern Poverty Law Center called them a ‘hate group,’ which Dom finds absolutely ridiculous after developing a relationship with Tina and her co-founder, noting how honorable it is for mothers to get involved in politics after seeing changes made in their schools. That said, yesterday, the Inquirer published an article noting that employees of the Museum of the American Revolution have revolted against leadership, expressing disappointment that M4L is allowed to hold a cocktail party kicking off the weekend of events. To find out more about Mothers for Liberty’s upcoming 2023 Joyful Warriors National Summit, head to momsforliberty.org/summit23. (Photo by Getty Images)
In today’s second hour, Dom leads off the Dom Giordano Program by reflecting on a great interview he had yesterday with Riley Gaines, a former collegiate swimmer who’s made national news on a regular basis after standing up against the inclusion of Trans individuals in women’s sports. This causes Dom to tell about the newest actions by Bud Light, telling that the controversial beer brand is now sponsoring drag shows involving children. Then, Dom tells about a push by South Philadelphia liberals to ‘behead’ the Christopher Columbus statue at Marconi Plaza, which has been a frequent topic of discussion on the Dom Giordano Program.
Then, Dom welcomes in Tina Descovich, co-founder of Mothers for Liberty, back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss the continued pushback her organization has received since announcing that their huge annual convention will be happening right here in Philadelphia. This week, the Southern Poverty Law Center called them a ‘hate group,’ which Dom finds absolutely ridiculous after developing a relationship with Tina and her co-founder, noting how honorable it is for mothers to get involved in politics after seeing changes made in their schools. That said, yesterday, the Inquirer published an article noting that employees of the Museum of the American Revolution have revolted against leadership, expressing disappointment that M4L is allowed to hold a cocktail party kicking off the weekend of events. To find out more about Mothers for Liberty’s upcoming 2023 Joyful Warriors National Summit, head to momsforliberty.org/summit23. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by discussing the continued plume of smoke enveloping Philadelphia and the eastern portion of the United States from Canadian wildfires, telling that trash collection in Philadelphia has been paused due to air quality issues. That said, Dom asks listeners who they think still have to work, with a listener correctly dialing in with the PPA, which prompts Dom to tell that PPA workers are indeed working through the smoke. Then Dom tells about pushback that the Mothers for Liberty organization has received over their Philadelphia event, telling that now the Museum of the American Revolution is protesting their allowance to hold cocktail party at the museum. Also, Dom tells that former Vice President Mike Pence has thrown his hat into the ring as a Republican presidential nominee in 2024, and offers an update on the protestor arrested in Reading, PA. (Photo by Michael M. Santiago/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Dom welcomes in Terry Strada, National Chair of 9/11 Families United onto the Dom Giordano Program after her organization released a statement responding to the news that the PGA Tour will merge with LIV Golf, after the American organization condemned the Saudi organization in court multiple times. Strada, who represents multiple families still suffering the results of the worst domestic terrorist attack in recent history, explains how she and others in her group felt when they heard this news, explaining her deep love for America’s longest pastime and the concern of the Saudi’s sportswashing using the sport. (Photo by Matthew Lewis/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom leads off by discussing the decision by Philadelphia Public Schools to require masks for students for ‘Particle Days,’ with a thick layer of smoke covering Philadelphia due to Canadian wildfires. Then, Dom plays back a clip from PGA/LIV golfer Bryson DeChambeau, who responds with ‘nobody’s perfect’ when pressed on the death of Jamal Khashoggi. This leads Dom to exploit the absolute hypocrisy displayed by PGA Tour Commissioner Jay Monahan, playing back a clip from June of last year in which he called out the Saudi ties to 9/11.
Then, Dom welcomes back Riley Gaines, a national advocate for women’s sports, onto the Dom Giordano Program to hear what she’s been up to recently as the strongest voice speaking out against the inclusion of Trans individuals in female sports. Riley tells about her campaign of asking powerful women in sports to speak alongside her, providing an update on whether she’s heard back from any of these power players including Mia Hamm, the Williams sisters, and Ronda Rousey. Gaines takes Dom and listeners into the locker room she shared with Penn swimmer Lia Thomas, telling in-depth her experience and surprise when she saw the Trans swimmer disrobe nearby. Also, Gaines tells about her relationship with Penn swimmer Paula Scanlan, and tells where you can find all her great work. (Photo by Matthew Lewis/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes back Riley Gaines, a national advocate for women’s sports, onto the Dom Giordano Program to hear what she’s been up to recently as the strongest voice speaking out against the inclusion of Trans individuals in female sports. Riley tells about her campaign of asking powerful women in sports to speak alongside her, providing an update on whether she’s heard back from any of these power players including Mia Hamm, the Williams sisters, and Ronda Rousey. Gaines takes Dom and listeners into the locker room she shared with Penn swimmer Lia Thomas, telling in-depth her experience and surprise when she saw the Trans swimmer disrobe nearby. Also, Gaines tells about her relationship with Penn swimmer Paula Scanlan, and tells where you can find all her great work. (Photo by Kathryn Riley/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes in SEPTA Police Chief Chuck Lawson onto the Dom Giordano Program to hear what the new Chief hopes to implement to create a safer environment on Philadelphia’s public transit. First, Dom and Lawson discuss an initiative that’s been making local headlines, a call to ban ‘shiestys,’ the black ski-masks you often see on news reports worn by criminals concealing their identity. Lawson first tells about his history, telling that he’s been a local cop for around 30 years before his ascension to SEPTA Chief, explaining how he hopes to use his experience. Then, Lawson offers his expertise and opinion in assessing the current environment in society as things seem to trend toward more lawlessness. Dom and Chief Lawson run through multiple issues plaguing our public transit, and Lawson offers a measured approach in answering all of Giordano’s qualms. (Photo by William Thomas Cain/Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by telling of an announcement from the Philadelphia Public Schools that students will again be required to mask, which he questions, asking if we’re moving out of the pandemic, back to normal, why are we still masking kids? Then, Dom tells about a trade involving Philadelphia Flyer Ivan Provorov, reading back commentary from Philadelphia Inquirer Mike Sielski who suggested the Defenseman was moved due to his recent display of anti-LGBT behavior in protesting a Flyers Pride Night.
Then, Dom welcomes in SEPTA Police Chief Chuck Lawson onto the Dom Giordano Program to hear what the new Chief hopes to implement to create a safer environment on Philadelphia’s public transit. First, Dom and Lawson discuss an initiative that’s been making local headlines, a call to ban ‘shiestys,’ the black ski-masks you often see on news reports worn by criminals concealing their identity. Lawson first tells about his history, telling that he’s been a local cop for around 30 years before his ascension to SEPTA Chief, explaining how he hopes to use his experience. Then, Lawson offers his expertise and opinion in assessing the current environment in society as things seem to trend toward more lawlessness. Dom and Chief Lawson run through multiple issues plaguing our public transit, and Lawson offers a measured approach in answering all of Giordano’s qualms.
Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Dom welcomes anonymous writer Peachy Keenan onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss her new book Domestic Extremist: The Practical Guide to Winning the Culture War. The new book, which Keenan describes as a travel guide for those who feel trapped in the culture war era, explains why she believes conservatives need to become more ‘extreme’ by becoming more ‘domestic.’ Keenan further explains the purpose of the book, noting that the term ‘domestic extremist,’ when viewed through the today’s Overton Window, contains the matriarch in a traditional family. Also, Dom provides an update on the continued effort by Republicans to send illegal immigrants to heavily blue areas, and Dom updates the situation in Norristown, as town officials prepare to send their homeless to the Villanova campus. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom welcomes in Stephen Friend, FBI Whistleblower and author of the upcoming True Blue: My Journey from Beat Cop to Suspended FBI Whistleblower, rejoins the Dom Giordano Program to offer his expertise on the news surrounding FBI head Christopher Wray, who faces a potential contempt hearing after holding documents and information related to Joe and Hunter Biden and the bias within the FBI. First, Friend tells how his life has been since testifying in front of Congress, blowing the whistle on how certain investigations related to politics were hampered by biased leadership. Then, Friend offers his thoughts on the topic at hand, explaining what Wray can and cannot do, and tells of the accountability he feels the leader may face from Congress. Also, Friend takes us inside the organization, telling what he believes lead to a shift in bias, and takes us inside his book, offering examples of bias he witness while serving as a Special Agent within the FBI. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom Giordano plays back and comments on a clip from the Harrisburg floor this week in which Rep. David Delloso called those outside of a Union 'freeloading scabs.' (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom led off by telling of a new push by the PC Police, the Woke mob, who’s looking to end customers complaining about their food for some odd political reason. This leads to Dan and Dom discussing other weird things that have been cancelled, including the usage of ‘aloha’ as a greeting and the term ‘French’ to describe… the French. Then, Dom leaps into a conversation about Sesame Street, with the court case heating up over whether character Rosalina is racist.
Then, Dom welcomes in Stephen Friend, FBI Whistleblower and author of the upcoming True Blue: My Journey from Beat Cop to Suspended FBI Whistleblower, rejoins the Dom Giordano Program to offer his expertise on the news surrounding FBI head Christopher Wray, who faces a potential contempt hearing after holding documents and information related to Joe and Hunter Biden and the bias within the FBI. First, Friend tells how his life has been since testifying in front of Congress, blowing the whistle on how certain investigations related to politics were hampered by biased leadership. Then, Friend offers his thoughts on the topic at hand, explaining what Wray can and cannot do, and tells of the accountability he feels the leader may face from Congress. Also, Friend takes us inside the organization, telling what he believes lead to a shift in bias, and takes us inside his book, offering examples of bias he witness while serving as a Special Agent within the FBI. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by expressing his deep frustration on breaking news that his beloved PGA Golf will be margining with the sports-washing Saudi organization LIV Golf. Dom, an avid golf fan, suggests that he’d have trouble continue watching the sport if Saudi’s are in control. Then, Dom tells about Paula Scanlan, a former Penn swimmer, who went public yesterday discussing the negative impact of her time spent sharing a team with Lia Thomas, the transgendered Penn swimmer who appeared on covers of magazines for her ‘bravery.’ Also, Dom tells about the Women's National Soccer Team's matchup against a English minor league team, and plays back a shocking moment from Harrisburg this week, with a local Democrat referring to non-union members as 'freeloading scabs.' (Photo by Matthew Lewis/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes anonymous writer Peachy Keenan onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss her new book Domestic Extremist: The Practical Guide to Winning the Culture War. The new book, which Keenan describes as a travel guide for those who feel trapped in the culture war era, explains why she believes conservatives need to become more ‘extreme’ by becoming more ‘domestic.’ Keenan further explains the purpose of the book, noting that the term ‘domestic extremist,’ when viewed through the today’s Overton Window, contains the matriarch in a traditional family. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Dom welcomes in John McNesby, President of FOP Lodge 5, Philadelphia’s police union, back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss the officer-involved shooting by a State Trooper of an 18-year-old involved with drag racers who closed off I95, after he allegedly ran into and injured two troopers. First, Dom plays back a clip from Philadelphia District Attorney Larry Krasner, who noted that his office will pursue drag racers with the full force of the law. McNesby responds directly to Krasner, implying that his words come a little too late after instilling policies that have enabled this behavior. Then, McNesby explains what he thinks needs to be done to address the continually growing issue in the City of Philadelphia, suggesting that these vehicles should be seized and impounded in response in hopes to deter criminals. Also, McNesby tells of the implications of this being a State officer versus one of his City officers, also explaining why there’s been such a struggle to fill Philadelphia’s ranks. (Photo by Getty Images)
In today’s third hour, Dom welcomes in John McNesby, President of FOP Lodge 5, Philadelphia’s police union, back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss the officer-involved shooting by a State Trooper of an 18-year-old involved with drag racers who closed off I95, after he allegedly ran into and injured two troopers. First, Dom plays back a clip from Philadelphia District Attorney Larry Krasner, who noted that his office will pursue drag racers with the full force of the law. McNesby responds directly to Krasner, implying that his words come a little too late after instilling policies that have enabled this behavior. Then, McNesby explains what he thinks needs to be done to address the continually growing issue in the City of Philadelphia, suggesting that these vehicles should be seized and impounded in response in hopes to deter criminals. Also, McNesby tells of the implications of this being a State officer versus one of his City officers, also explaining why there’s been such a struggle to fill Philadelphia’s ranks. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom leads off the Dom Giordano Program by telling that the Los Angeles Dodgers will be coming to town this weekend to take on our beloved Philadelphia Phillies, reminding listeners of the controversy involving the California baseball organization. Dom explains the history behind the controversy, revealing the support the team had for The Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence, with his producer explaining them as a group of LGBT and Trans individuals who mock the Catholic faith with pole dances on crosses and beauty contests for Jesus impersonators. Then, Pastor Bill Devlin, head of Octane Faith and friend of the Dom Giordano Program, called in to explain why he believes Catholics and Christians are regularly the target of parody.
Then, Dom welcomes in Tina Descovich, co-founder of Moms For Liberty, back onto the Dom Giordano Program ahead of their national convention, the 2023 Joyful Warriors National Summit, to preview the huge names that will be descending upon Philadelphia for the weekend of June 29th to July 2nd. Descovich reveals that former President Donald Trump, front-runner for the 2024 nomination, has been added to a list that includes Ron DeSantis, Nikki Haley, Vivek Ramaswamy and others. Tina tells that there will be more names added, and gives Dom a look inside the booking of the event as more and more nationally recognized names join the event. Descovich reveals that President Biden has been invited multiple times but all the organization has received has been silence. Also, Dom and Descovich discuss the continued effort by Democrats to control and take over school boards, with Tina explaining the ultimate purpose of Moms for Liberty. (Photo by Ronald Martinez/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes in Tina Descovich, co-founder of Moms For Liberty, back onto the Dom Giordano Program ahead of their national convention, the 2023 Joyful Warriors National Summit, to preview the huge names that will be descending upon Philadelphia for the weekend of June 29th to July 2nd. Descovich reveals that former President Donald Trump, front-runner for the 2024 nomination, has been added to a list that includes Ron DeSantis, Nikki Haley, Vivek Ramaswamy and others. Tina tells that there will be more names added, and gives Dom a look inside the booking of the event as more and more nationally recognized names join the event. Descovich reveals that President Biden has been invited multiple times but all the organization has received has been silence. Also, Dom and Descovich discuss the continued effort by Democrats to control and take over school boards, with Tina explaining the ultimate purpose of Moms for Liberty. (Photo by Drew Angerer/Getty Images)
Pastor Bill Devlin, head of Octane Faith and friend of the Dom Giordano Program, calls in to explain why he believes Catholics and Christians are regularly the target of parody. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by reviewing his great weekend, first telling of his time trying to leave the Talkers Convention on Long Island and navigate the massive amount of traffic outside New York City. Then, Dom tells listeners of his time at the Bill Maher show at the Met on Saturday night, which he attended with his wife Roe, offering a review of the comedy by the HBO host. Giordano mentions how nice and gracious the comic was, and reveals why he and his wife enjoyed themselves so much. After that, Dom offers his thoughts on the tragedy on I-95 that left two State Troopers injured and an 18-year-old alleged drag racer dead. Also, Dom plays back clips from today’s The View on ABC featuring Republican Presidential candidate Tim Scott who expertly turned the discussion of race back on the ladies of The View.
Then, after reading a press release from State Representative Martina White about the incident on I95, Dom receives a call from the Representative who tells him and the audience what she hopes to do in Harrisburg to change and fix this growing issue in Philadelphia. Martina tells of the negative impact of those street racing and illegally riding ATVs and dirt bikes, explaining that the number one necessity to deal with the situation is through police hiring, stressing the need for more police in the City of Philadelphia. (Photo by Spencer Platt/Getty Images)
After reading a press release from State Representative Martina White about the incident on I95, Dom receives a call from the Representative who tells him and the audience what she hopes to do in Harrisburg to change and fix this growing issue in Philadelphia. Martina tells of the negative impact of those street racing and illegally riding ATVs and dirt bikes, explaining that the number one necessity to deal with the situation is through police hiring, stressing the need for more police in the City of Philadelphia. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom Giordano, WPHT host and former teacher, has dedicated much of his daily show toward parents who are taking it into their own hands to push back against school boards that have a negative impact on their children. This has culminated in a weekly podcast on education, Readin', Writin', and Reason, which has allowed wonderful relationships to develop between Giordano, educators, and parents throughout the country who are speaking out against overbearing school boards.
First, Dom welcomes in Tina Descovich, Co-Founder of Moms for Liberty, and Megan Brock back onto the Dom Giordano Program to hear a big announcement about their upcoming Joyful Warriors National Summit, which will take place from June 29th to July 2, 2023 right here in Philadelphia. Descovich is proud to announce that Presidential candidate Ron DeSantis has been added to the list of speakers, that also includes other great conservatives such as Vivek Ramaswamy, Dennis Prager, and Byron Donald. To find more about the event, head over to MomsForLiberty.org.
Then, Dom welcomes in Peter W. Wood, President of the National Association of Scholars and author of The 1620 Project: A Critical Response to the 1619 Project, back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss The 1619 Project, a Hulu documentary that was played Wednesday night nationwide on ABC affiliates. Wood takes us inside both his project and 1619 by Nikole Hannah-Jones, expressing multiple inaccuracies written into her re-written account of history. Wood offers multiple examples of historical reporting that offers falsehoods in effort to paint a certain picture of slavery and human rights issues during the foundational years of our Country. Then, Wood offers his opinion on the decision by Disney and ABC to show the documentary on network television, with both offering the negative implications of presenting this type of propaganda.
Full Hour | In today’s final hour, Dom welcomes friend and Atlantic City radio host Harry Hurley back onto the Dom Giordano Program after seeing him at the Talker’s Convention during his annual trek up to New York City. Giordano requested Harry join him on today’s show to take him inside Presidential hopeful Donald Trump’s mind after spending time working directly under him in the casinos. Harry offers his thoughts on Trump’s 2024 strategy, and explains why he believes things like the attack on Kayleigh McEnany will only further his support rather than tarnish it. Also, Harry tells how those at the shore have reacted to the construction of off-shore windmills, and gives his opinion on the situation involving unruly teens on the Ocean City boardwalk.
Then, Dom welcomes back to the show former producer Joe Sibilia, who now serves as the producer of the Joe Piscopo Show in New York City. Sibilia explains what he's been up to since departing the Dom Giordano Program, telling about his now Friar's Club Podcast he's been working on featuring great guests such as Carol Burnett, Billy Crystal, and the late Jerry Springer. (Photo by Tasos Katopodis/Getty Images)
In today’s final hour, Dom welcomes friend and Atlantic City radio host Harry Hurley back onto the Dom Giordano Program after seeing him at the Talker’s Convention during his annual trek up to New York City. Giordano requested Harry join him on today’s show to take him inside Presidential hopeful Donald Trump’s mind after spending time working directly under him in the casinos. Harry offers his thoughts on Trump’s 2024 strategy, and explains why he believes things like the attack on Kayleigh McEnany will only further his support rather than tarnish it. Also, Harry tells how those at the shore have reacted to the construction of off-shore windmills, and gives his opinion on the situation involving unruly teens on the Ocean City boardwalk. (Photo by Scott Olson/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes in Bill Donohue, President of the Catholic League, to hear what he plans to do to push back against a decision by the Los Angeles Dodgers to recognize and celebrate the Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence, a group of LGBT and trans individuals dressed up to mock the Catholic faith, including acts such as pole dancing on crosses and others. Donohue expresses his disappointment in the organization but explains why an outright boycott would never work, telling a plan he’d have to cut attendance for a day in hopes to produce a cultural signifier that this kind of support for these types of groups is unacceptable. Also, Donohue updates the support the Catholic League has received for their Walt's Disenchanted Kingdom documentary, which examines the infusion of woke politics into the Disney brand. (Photo by Spencer Platt/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes in Robin Shaffer, a Protect Our Coast volunteer who spoke alongside Congressman Jeff Van Drew this week in effort to raise awareness of the repeated whale and dolphin deaths along the Jersey Shore. Shaffer takes Giordano to the shore, providing an on-the-scene look at how both visitors and those who live at the shore have been reacting to the horrific image of beached whales and dolphins. Then, Dom and Shaffer get into the silence effused by environmental groups over the issue after multiple controversies in the past, with both suggesting something nefarious may be at play leading to their silence. Also, Shaffer tells listeners what the wind turbines may look like from the shore, and expresses the deep economic impact the new energy producers will have on the Jersey Shore region. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by telling that he’s broadcasting live again for his annual trip to New York for the Talker’s Convention on the campus of Hofstra University. First, Dom leads off the Program by offering his thoughts on reports of small-time politicians already pulling their endorsement of Donald Trump after his attack on former Press Secretary Kayleigh McEnany. Dom tells that friend Harry Hurley, a radio host down the shore, will join at 2PM ET to defend Trump’s stance on the controversy. Then, Dom plays back clips from Trump’s town hall last night with Sean Hannity, honing in on his framing of the abortion issue, explaining why he loves the way Trump has turned the extremists into those on the Left calling for limitless abortion. Then, Dom reveals a horrific situation involving the unruly teens on the Ocean City boardwalk who allegedly spat on staff cleaning bathrooms on the boardwalk, leading to two workers quitting on site.
Then, Dom welcomes in Bill Donohue, President of the Catholic League, to hear what he plans to do to push back against a decision by the Los Angeles Dodgers to recognize and celebrate the Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence, a group of LGBT and trans individuals dressed up to mock the Catholic faith, including acts such as pole dancing on crosses and others. Donohue expresses his disappointment in the organization but explains why an outright boycott would never work, telling a plan he’d have to cut attendance for a day in hopes to produce a cultural signifier that this kind of support for these types of groups is unacceptable. Also, Donohue updates the support the Catholic League has received for their Walt's Disenchanted Kingdom documentary, which examines the infusion of woke politics into the Disney brand. (Photo by Getty Images)
In today’s second hour, Dom welcomes in Robin Shaffer, a Protect Our Coast volunteer who spoke alongside Congressman Jeff Van Drew this week in effort to raise awareness of the repeated whale and dolphin deaths along the Jersey Shore. Shaffer takes Giordano to the shore, providing an on-the-scene look at how both visitors and those who live at the shore have been reacting to the horrific image of beached whales and dolphins. Then, Dom and Shaffer get into the silence effused by environmental groups over the issue after multiple controversies in the past, with both suggesting something nefarious may be at play leading to their silence. Also, Shaffer tells listeners what the wind turbines may look like from the shore, and expresses the deep economic impact the new energy producers will have on the Jersey Shore region.
Then, Dom returns to national politics, discussing Biden’s fall and Trump’s town hall, before welcoming in media critic Scott Cronick to hear what’s worth watching on television over the weekend. Cronick tells Dom that this past week was rife with both season and series finales, offering his opinion on the finales of Succession, Barry, and Ted Lasso. Also, Cronick tells how he’s found himself back in love with Survivor, and offers up a couple other TV shows worth checking out. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Dom welcomes in former Ocean City Councilman and candidate for Mayor Keith Hartzell back on the Dom Giordano Program to discuss a developing issue this summer on the Ocean City boardwalk. This Memorial Day weekend, locals in Ocean City got a preview of what to expect this summer as teens flocked to the boardwalk to drink underage and smoke marijuana without fear of repercussion after a Governor Phil Murphy edict that greatly handcuffs officers in beach towns, requiring any stop to be solely a warning rather than a ticket or arrest. Today, Keith attended an emergency Council meeting discussing how to deal with the problem that’s only expected to grow as the summer goes on. Keith takes us inside the meeting, telling what the Council plans to do to address this, and reveals that the Mayor will hold a press conference at 3PM addressing the issue.
Then, Dom continues on with the show by offering his thoughts on a controversy unfolding in California as the Dodgers and now California State Senate look to recognize members of the Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence, an anti-Catholic group that has repeatedly mocked the Christian faith with pole dances on crosses by queer and trans nuns, among other controversial displays of anti-Christian shows. (Photo by Justin Sullivan/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom welcomes in Joseph Marrone, Found of the Marrone Law Firm, who’s representing the family of late Temple Police Sgt. Chris Fitzgerald in a civil suit hoping to bring some accountability to the explosion of crime on Temple’s campus that led to his client’s death. The new civil suit is filed against the assailant’s family, 18-year-old Miles Pfeffer’s father, mother, and mother’s boyfriend. Marrone explains the ideology behind the lawsuit, explaining why his clients believe the trio to be liable for negligence and wrongful death in the fatal shooting. Marrone tells where he expects the case to go, revealing that it will be heard by DA Larry Krasner, with Giordano and the Attorney discussing how the hyper-progressive DA may affect the case.
Then, tells of U.S. News and World Report’s 2023 “Most Diverse Medical Schools” rankings, revealing that Thomas Jefferson University ranks among last, explaining why he sees their rank as a positive rather than a negative. Also, Dom returns to the national political scene, playing back clips of lawmakers offering their thoughts on the Democratic effort to raise the debt ceiling. Then, Dom welcomes in Ann Marie Muldoon during Dan Time with Dom to hear about her trip to Ocean City, which was rife with teenagers taking over the boardwalk, a growing problem at the shore destination. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom welcomes in former Ocean City Councilman and candidate for Mayor Keith Hartzell back on the Dom Giordano Program to discuss a developing issue this summer on the Ocean City boardwalk. This Memorial Day weekend, locals in Ocean City got a preview of what to expect this summer as teens flocked to the boardwalk to drink underage and smoke marijuana without fear of repercussion after a Governor Phil Murphy edict that greatly handcuffs officers in beach towns, requiring any stop to be solely a warning rather than a ticket or arrest. Today, Keith attended an emergency Council meeting discussing how to deal with the problem that’s only expected to grow as the summer goes on. Keith takes us inside the meeting, telling what the Council plans to do to address this, and reveals that the Mayor will hold a press conference at 3PM addressing the issue. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom welcomes in Joseph Marrone, Found of the Marrone Law Firm, who’s representing the family of late Temple Police Sgt. Chris Fitzgerald in a civil suit hoping to bring some accountability to the explosion of crime on Temple’s campus that led to his client’s death. The new civil suit is filed against the assailant’s family, 18-year-old Miles Pfeffer’s father, mother, and mother’s boyfriend. Marrone explains the ideology behind the lawsuit, explaining why his clients believe the trio to be liable for negligence and wrongful death in the fatal shooting. Marrone tells where he expects the case to go, revealing that it will be heard by DA Larry Krasner, with Giordano and the Attorney discussing how the hyper-progressive DA may affect the case. (Photo by Getty Images)
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Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by offering his thoughts on last night’s 6ABC airing of The 1619 Project, which he found fascinatingly inaccurate, telling that he’ll be joined by Peter W. Wood, President of the National Association of Scholars, who penned a response titled The 1620 Project. Then, Dom offers an updated take on the DeSantis v. Trump race to become the Republican nominee for President, telling of an Axios article that examines the pronunciation of DeSantis’s name and a trend of his campaign pronouncing it with a more Italian-vibe as time goes on.
Then, Dom welcomes in Peter W. Wood, President of the National Association of Scholars and author of The 1620 Project: A Critical Response to the 1619 Project, back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss The 1619 Project, a Hulu documentary that was played Wednesday night nationwide on ABC affiliates. Wood takes us inside both his project and 1619 by Nikole Hannah-Jones, expressing multiple inaccuracies written into her re-written account of history. Wood offers multiple examples of historical reporting that offers falsehoods in effort to paint a certain picture of slavery and human rights issues during the foundational years of our Country. Then, Wood offers his opinion on the decision by Disney and ABC to show the documentary on network television, with both offering the negative implications of presenting this type of propaganda. (Photo by Gary Gershoff/Getty Images for Peabody)
Dom welcomes in Peter W. Wood, President of the National Association of Scholars and author of The 1620 Project: A Critical Response to the 1619 Project, back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss The 1619 Project, a Hulu documentary that was played Wednesday night nationwide on ABC affiliates. Wood takes us inside both his project and 1619 by Nikole Hannah-Jones, expressing multiple inaccuracies written into her re-written account of history. Wood offers multiple examples of historical reporting that offers falsehoods in effort to paint a certain picture of slavery and human rights issues during the foundational years of our Country. Then, Wood offers his opinion on the decision by Disney and ABC to show the documentary on network television, with both offering the negative implications of presenting this type of propaganda. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom welcomes in local attorney George Bochetto back onto the Dom Gioirdano Program. Bochetto has been a frequent guest on the show as the attorney for The Friends of Marconi Plaza, the group looking to protect South Philadelphia’s Christopher Columbus statue. In 2020, after Philadelphia’s Historical Commission voted for the statue’s removal, Friends of Marconi Plaza filed suit, which caused a plywood box to be erected around the statue, later removed by a court order. All of this has lead Bochetto and The Friends to file a new lawsuit against the City of Philadelphia hoping to hold City officials accountable for repeated overtly aggressive actions taken against the Italian-American community in Philadelphia. Bochetto explains the lawsuit, what he’s asking for, and tells what he hopes results once everything comes to fruition.
Dom welcomes in Congressman Jeff Van Drew to the Dom Giordano Program to hear his thoughts on the continued debate on Capitol Hill over the raising of the debt ceiling. Out of the gate, Dom asks the Congressman how he plans to vote, with Van Drew revealing that he’d be a ‘no’ vote, falling in line with Perry from earlier, explaining the negative implications of raising the ceiling and telling of multiple instances of excessive spending over agreed budgets in the past. Also, Van Drew and Giordano discuss Van Drew’s continued strong support of the New Jersey shore, particularly his work in investigating the mass amount of whale and dolphin carcasses washing ashore. Then, Van Drew offers his thoughts on McCarthy’s leadership, and tells whether recent shark sightings have any relation to off-shore windmills, the suspected culprit of the whale and dolphin deaths. (Photo by Drew Angerer/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes in Freedom Caucus Chair Rep. Scott Perry back onto the Dom Giordano Program to hear why the Freedom Caucus has come out against a vote in favor of raising the debt ceiling. First, Perry tells of the background of the decision, telling of the suffering that so many have dealt with due to an economy rife with inflation, warning of the negative implications of allowing such a move by the Biden administration. Then, Dom asks about other members in the House, for example Rep. Massie, who are in favor of the ceiling, with Perry explaining why that is and why Republicans need to re-consider the effects that it would have on American citizens. Also, Perry delves in the continued attempt to bring accountability to the FBI after multiple instances of bias on display. (Photo by Drew Angerer/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes in famed actor Henry Winkler back onto the Dom Giordano Program ahead of this weekend’s Fan Expo at the Pennsylvania Convention Center in Philadelphia, taking place from June 2-4th. First, Dom asks Winkler about his experience playing ‘The Fonz’ on Happy Days, also asking about his amazing acting range exhibited in award-winning HBO series Barry. Then, Winkler tells us about the time in between, where he served as the producer of MacGyver and other great television shows, and his acting renaissance about a decade after being typecast as ‘The Fonz.’ Also, Winkler tells us about his time serving as a camp counselor in Pennsylvania where he learned to water ski, explaining that that experience led to him doing all his own water-skiing in Happy Days, besides the famed “Jump the Shark’ jump, which was performed by a stuntman. Also, Winkler expresses the deep love he holds for his fans, and tells us where to find him and what to expect next in his career. (Photo by Alberto E. Rodriguez/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Dom welcomes in famed actor Henry Winkler back onto the Dom Giordano Program ahead of this weekend’s Fan Expo at the Pennsylvania Convention Center in Philadelphia, taking place from June 2-4th. First, Dom asks Winkler about his experience playing ‘The Fonz’ on Happy Days, also asking about his amazing acting range exhibited in award-winning HBO series Barry. Then, Winkler tells us about the time in between, where he served as the producer of MacGyver and other great television shows, and his acting renaissance about a decade after being typecast as ‘The Fonz.’ Also, Winkler tells us about his time serving as a camp counselor in Pennsylvania where he learned to water ski, explaining that that experience led to him doing all his own water-skiing in Happy Days, besides the famed “Jump the Shark’ jump, which was performed by a stuntman. Also, Winkler expresses the deep love he holds for his fans, and tells us where to find him and what to expect next in his career.
Then, Dom welcomes in Congressman Jeff Van Drew to the Dom Giordano Program to hear his thoughts on the continued debate on Capitol Hill over the raising of the debt ceiling. Out of the gate, Dom asks the Congressman how he plans to vote, with Van Drew revealing that he’d be a ‘no’ vote, falling in line with Perry from earlier, explaining the negative implications of raising the ceiling and telling of multiple instances of excessive spending over agreed budgets in the past. Also, Van Drew and Giordano discuss Van Drew’s continued strong support of the New Jersey shore, particularly his work in investigating the mass amount of whale and dolphin carcasses washing ashore. Then, Van Drew offers his thoughts on McCarthy’s leadership, and tells whether recent shark sightings have any relation to off-shore windmills, the suspected culprit of the whale and dolphin deaths. (Photo by Rich Polk/Getty Images for IMDb)
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom leads off by continuing a thread he began last hour, telling of former President Donald Trump’s attack on former Press Secretary Kayleigh McEnany, who read back poll numbers on Fox News that Trump did not agree with. Dom, who’s generally supportive of Trump’s aggressive tone, takes umbrage with this attack, explaining why he sees this as an example of unhinged behavior. Then, Dom reveals a new push to teach about reparations in math classes in public schools, also telling that Hulu’s 1619 Project will air tonight on 6ABC.
Then, Dom welcomes in Freedom Caucus Chair Rep. Scott Perry back onto the Dom Giordano Program to hear why the Freedom Caucus has come out against a vote in favor of raising the debt ceiling. First, Perry tells of the background of the decision, telling of the suffering that so many have dealt with due to an economy rife with inflation, warning of the negative implications of allowing such a move by the Biden administration. Then, Dom asks about other members in the House, for example Rep. Massie, who are in favor of the ceiling, with Perry explaining why that is and why Republicans need to re-consider the effects that it would have on American citizens. Also, Perry delves in the continued attempt to bring accountability to the FBI after multiple instances of bias on display. (Photo by Alex Wong/Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by providing an update on the continuation of the overbearing nature of the politicization of sports leagues, particularly within the realm of LGBTQ issues. Dom plays back a rehearsed apology of Toronto Blue Jays pitcher Anthony Bass who posted a biblical response to transgenderism on social media, which got him in some hot water. Then, Dom loops to the situation unfolding in Ocean City as mass amounts of teenagers continue to take to the town to drink underage and act out without fear of repercussion from police.
Then, Dom welcomes in local attorney George Bochetto back onto the Dom Gioirdano Program. Bochetto has been a frequent guest on the show as the attorney for The Friends of Marconi Plaza, the group looking to protect South Philadelphia’s Christopher Columbus statue. In 2020, after Philadelphia’s Historical Commission voted for the statue’s removal, Friends of Marconi Plaza filed suit, which caused a plywood box to be erected around the statue, later removed by a court order. All of this has lead Bochetto and The Friends to file a new lawsuit against the City of Philadelphia hoping to hold City officials accountable for repeated overtly aggressive actions taken against the Italian-American community in Philadelphia. Bochetto explains the lawsuit, what he’s asking for, and tells what he hopes results once everything comes to fruition. (Photo by Mike Ehrmann/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes in Tina Descovich, Co-Founder of Moms for Liberty, and Megan Brock back onto the Dom Giordano Program to hear a big announcement about their upcoming Joyful Warriors National Summit, which will take place from June 29th to July 2, 2023 right here in Philadelphia. Descovich is proud to announce that Presidential candidate Ron DeSantis has been added to the list of speakers, that also includes other great conservatives such as Vivek Ramaswamy, Dennis Prager, and Byron Donald. To find more about the event, head over to MomsForLiberty.org. (Photo by Scott Olson/Getty Images)
Dom leads off by welcoming in amazing Fox29 reporter Steve Keeley back onto the Dom Giordano Program to hear about multiple situations involving crime unfolding throughout Philadelphia and the surrounding region. First, Keeley reveals some good news, telling of an arrest of three juveniles from Philadelphia who were captured after a Langhorne gun store robbery and pursuit. Then, Dom delves into Keeley’s reporting of Philadelphia’s public transit system, SEPTA, which has seen multiple shootings and other instances of violence, with Keeley telling why SEPTA has now banned ‘shiestys’ from their buses and trains. (Photo by William Thomas Cain/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom leads off by welcoming in amazing Fox29 reporter Steve Keeley back onto the Dom Giordano Program to hear about multiple situations involving crime unfolding throughout Philadelphia and the surrounding region. First, Keeley reveals some good news, telling of an arrest of three juveniles from Philadelphia who were captured after a Langhorne gun store robbery and pursuit. Then, Dom delves into Keeley’s reporting of Philadelphia’s public transit system, SEPTA, which has seen multiple shootings and other instances of violence, with Keeley telling why SEPTA has now banned ‘shiestys’ from their buses and trains.
Then, Dom welcomes in Tina Descovich, Co-Founder of Moms for Liberty, and Megan Brock back onto the Dom Giordano Program to hear a big announcement about their upcoming Joyful Warriors National Summit, which will take place from June 29th to July 2, 2023 right here in Philadelphia. Descovich is proud to announce that Presidential candidate Ron DeSantis has been added to the list of speakers, that also includes other great conservatives such as Vivek Ramaswamy, Dennis Prager, and Byron Donald. To find more about the event, head over to MomsForLiberty.org. (Photo by Drew Angerer/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes Pennsylvania State Senator Cris Dush to discuss an unconventional confirmation vetting of PA’s Secretary of State. Dush explains that there is not a single person more important to conducting our elections than our Secretary of State, ensuring that votes are conducted properly under law. Recently, Governor Shapiro nominated Al Schmidt, a controversial Philadelphia politician, as the Secretary of State. Schmidt, the Former President of Committee of Seventy, refused any semblance of transparency during the 2020 election, with questions arising about mail-in balloting. Dush lays forth questions he has for the potential Secretary of State, pointing out data and numbers that Schmidt refused to even consider investigating. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by telling of the happenings in Philadelphia over Memorial Day weekend, telling of the mass amount of ATVs and dirt bikers that took to the streets. Dom, annoyed with the continued allowance to let this situation get out of hand, explains what he would do to prevent another summer rife with these illegal riders. Then, Dom gives his opinion on the finality of the debt ceiling debate, explaining his frustration with the Democratic weaponization of the IRS. After that, Dom offers his updated take on the DeSantis vs. Trump beef, telling why he believes it’s incredibly important to respect and recognize DeSantis’s service to our Country.
Then, Dom welcomes Pennsylvania State Senator Cris Dush to discuss an unconventional confirmation vetting of PA’s Secretary of State. Dush explains that there is not a single person more important to conducting our elections than our Secretary of State, ensuring that votes are conducted properly under law. Recently, Governor Shapiro nominated Al Schmidt, a controversial Philadelphia politician, as the Secretary of State. Schmidt, the Former President of Committee of Seventy, refused any semblance of transparency during the 2020 election, with questions arising about mail-in balloting. Dush lays forth questions he has for the potential Secretary of State, pointing out data and numbers that Schmidt refused to even consider investigating. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom broadcasted live from the Farley Service Plaza off the Atlantic City Expressway for Chickie’s and Pete's Free Toll Friday ahead of Memorial Day weekend. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom broadcasted live from the Farley Service Plaza off the Atlantic City Expressway for Chickie’s and Pete's Free Toll Friday ahead of Memorial Day weekend. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom welcomes back Democratic Philadelphia Mayoral candidate Cherelle Parker back onto the Dom Giordano Program for the first time since she won the Primary election. First, Dom congratulates Parker, telling her how much he and his wife appreciated the persistent optimism of her campaign, with Cherelle explain the tough nature of remaining positive throughout the entire campaign. Then, Dom and Parker delve back into policing, with Giordano asking Cherelle how much impact she believes her pro-police stance helped, surprisingly, in the primary in which she was running against hyper-progressive, anti-police candidates. This leads Giordano and Parker into a conversation about stop-and-frisk, with Parker explaining how it can indeed be utilized constitutionally, telling how she’d like to implement it in the City if elected Mayor. Cherelle tells that she is already working on improving public safety in Philadelphia, explaining that she’s been working with individuals within the government who have been thinking about how to move forward together to create a safer environment for Philadelphians. Also, Cherelle lays forth her plans for year-round schooling. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom welcomes in Abington Police Chief Pat Molloy back onto the Dom Giordano Program, who this time brings along a friend, Lieutenant Steve Fink, who is working on a fascinating burglary case that spreads from Abington all the way across the country. Lieutenant Fink lays forth an investigation he’s working on, alongside federal law enforcement agencies, that looks into a string of burglaries performed by an organized South American group. Fink reveals that burglars are using fake identifications to acquire travel into the Country to break into homes in highly affluent neighborhoods, telling that there is evidencing linking a burglary in Abington to one performed on a Hollywood television star’s home. Fink and Molloy reveal what they know, telling listeners what actions they can take to protect themselves, and explain what they hope to do to hold the criminal ring accountable. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom leads off the Dom Giordano Program by welcoming in Kathy McCord and Vincent Wagner, a Senior Counselor for Alliance Defending Freedom. McCord, a high school counselor who formerly worked for Pendleton Heights High School in Indiana, was fired from her job after taking issue with a school district decision to hide information on students transitioning gender from parents. Kathy takes us inside the issue, explaining what happened to her after she confirmed with a reporter that this was indeed a policy that has been implemented, telling that she was reprimanded and fired for being truthful about the mandate. McCord explains why she believes this equates to lying to parents, telling why she believes the policy to be immoral, stressing the importance of parental involvement in childhood development. (Photo by Getty Images)
In today’s third hour, Dom leads off by telling of a new law in Wildwood, New Jersey banning the consumption of alcohol on the shore town’s boardwalk and beaches. Dom takes issue with the ban, explaining why he believes this should not be a governmental decision, telling he’d prefer the prosecution of public drunkenness be left to the discretion of officers walking the beat. Then, after playing Dom’s Money Melody, Giordano returns to a discussion about presidential politics, explaining both the benefits and negatives of candidates Donald Trump and Ron DeSantis. In addition, Dom tells about the response to Target after featuring products promoting transgenderism, also revealing the continued negative impact Bud Light has seen after using a transgendered individual as a spokesperson. (Photo by Getty Images)
In today’s second hour, Dom leads off the Dom Giordano Program by welcoming in Kathy McCord and Vincent Wagner, a Senior Counselor for Alliance Defending Freedom. McCord, a high school counselor who formerly worked for Pendleton Heights High School in Indiana, was fired from her job after taking issue with a school district decision to hide information on students transitioning gender from parents. Kathy takes us inside the issue, explaining what happened to her after she confirmed with a reporter that this was indeed a policy that has been implemented, telling that she was reprimanded and fired for being truthful about the mandate. McCord explains why she believes this equates to lying to parents, telling why she believes the policy to be immoral, stressing the importance of parental involvement in childhood development.
Then, Dom welcomes in Abington Police Chief Pat Molloy back onto the Dom Giordano Program, who this time brings along a friend, Lieutenant Steve Fink, who is working on a fascinating burglary case that spreads from Abington all the way across the country. Lieutenant Fink lays forth an investigation he’s working on, alongside federal law enforcement agencies, that looks into a string of burglaries performed by an organized South American group. Fink reveals that burglars are using fake identifications to acquire travel into the Country to break into homes in highly affluent neighborhoods, telling that there is evidencing linking a burglary in Abington to one performed on a Hollywood television star’s home. Fink and Molloy reveal what they know, telling listeners what actions they can take to protect themselves, and explain what they hope to do to hold the criminal ring accountable. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by offering his review of DeSantis’s announcement yesterday, telling that his prediction of a stunted start on a risky new technology did indeed come true. DeSantis, who launched his campaign on Twitter Spaces, suffered through 20 minutes of glitches before he was technologically able to share his message to an audience of over a million Twitter users. Dom tells that he posted a poll asking how the stunted start may affect DeSantis’s Presidential hopes, revealing surprisingly that voters don’t think it too big a deal.
Then, Dom welcomes back Democratic Philadelphia Mayoral candidate Cherelle Parker back onto the Dom Giordano Program for the first time since she won the Primary election. First, Dom congratulates Parker, telling her how much he and his wife appreciated the persistent optimism of her campaign, with Cherelle explain the tough nature of remaining positive throughout the entire campaign. Then, Dom and Parker delve back into policing, with Giordano asking Cherelle how much impact she believes her pro-police stance helped, surprisingly, in the primary in which she was running against hyper-progressive, anti-police candidates. This leads Giordano and Parker into a conversation about stop-and-frisk, with Parker explaining how it can indeed be utilized constitutionally, telling how she’d like to implement it in the City if elected Mayor. Cherelle tells that she is already working on improving public safety in Philadelphia, explaining that she’s been working with individuals within the government who have been thinking about how to move forward together to create a safer environment for Philadelphians. Also, Cherelle lays forth her plans for year-round schooling. (Photo by Eva Marie Uzcategui/Getty Images)
Dom leads off by welcoming in Former U.S. Congressman Keith Rothfus to the Dom Giordano Program to hear of his relationship with Florida Governor Ron DeSantis, who plans to announce a Presidential run this evening. Rothfus, who entered into Congress as a freshman alongside DeSantis, spent many years working with the politician and tells Giordano why he believes DeSantis would make for a great President. Then, Dom and Rothfus hop into a debate over DeSantis’s stance on some of the most important topics to voters, with both offering countering opinions on DeSantis’s 6-week heartbeat bill. Rothfus explains that the Florida legislator and voters wanted this, and suggests that DeSantis may have a different stance in a general election when determining what’s best for an entire country instead of just his state. (Photo by Mark Wilson/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes Liz Preate-Havey, Secretary of the Pennsylvania GOP, back onto the Dom Giordano Program to hear her thoughts ahead of Governor Ron DeSantis’s announcement on Twitter today, alongside Elon Musk, that he’ll officially be throwing his hat into the ring. First, Preate-Havey offers her overall thoughts on DeSantis, who’s she spent a lot of time with, noting that the candidate would make for a great President, telling that she’s interested to see how things shake out between him and front-runner Donald Trump. Then, Dom and Preate-Havey hop into political strategy, with both telling how they believe DeSantis needs to approach the topic of abortion, a topic which largely contributed to losses seen in recent elections. After that, Preate-Havey and Giordano turn to local politics, discussing the negative implications of another potential run from Doug Mastriano in Pennsylvania. (Photo by Joe Raedle/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom continues the Dom Giordano Program by telling of a new survey that asks what public individual that Americans watch or follow often to receive what they consider to be accurate information. Giordano reveals that Tucker Carlson tops the list, which prompts a discussion between Dom and producer Dan about why voters are trusting opinion voices rather than the traditional ‘unbiased’ media. Then, Dom returns to a topic presented near the end of last hour, telling listeners of the outstanding balances of those who receive EBT benefits, asking listeners for suggestion as to how such a balance is allowed to accrue by the government.
Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Dom leads off by welcoming in Former U.S. Congressman Keith Rothfus to the Dom Giordano Program to hear of his relationship with Florida Governor Ron DeSantis, who plans to announce a Presidential run this evening. Rothfus, who entered into Congress as a freshman alongside DeSantis, spent many years working with the politician and tells Giordano why he believes DeSantis would make for a great President. Then, Dom and Rothfus hop into a debate over DeSantis’s stance on some of the most important topics to voters, with both offering countering opinions on DeSantis’s 6-week heartbeat bill. Rothfus explains that the Florida legislator and voters wanted this, and suggests that DeSantis may have a different stance in a general election when determining what’s best for an entire country instead of just his state.
Then, Dom welcomes Liz Preate-Havey, Secretary of the Pennsylvania GOP, back onto the Dom Giordano Program to hear her thoughts ahead of Governor Ron DeSantis’s announcement on Twitter today, alongside Elon Musk, that he’ll officially be throwing his hat into the ring. First, Preate-Havey offers her overall thoughts on DeSantis, who’s she spent a lot of time with, noting that the candidate would make for a great President, telling that she’s interested to see how things shake out between him and front-runner Donald Trump. Then, Dom and Preate-Havey hop into political strategy, with both telling how they believe DeSantis needs to approach the topic of abortion, a topic which largely contributed to losses seen in recent elections. After that, Preate-Havey and Giordano turn to local politics, discussing the negative implications of another potential run from Doug Mastriano in Pennsylvania. (Photo by Joe Raedle/Getty Images)
Dom tells of a new investigative report into Pennsylvania’s SNAP program, telling that there are some cards with an EBT balance of over $10,000. Dom asks how this can happen, which prompts a discussion between he and his producer of how a recipient can accrue such a balance. (Photo by Getty Images)
Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by discussing the coming announcement this evening by Florida Governor Ron DeSantis, who will be joined by Twitter owner Elon Musk on the platform to promote and make official DeSantis’s run for President in 2024. First, Dom plays back a clip from host of the event David Sacks, who lays forth his ideology on the Ukraine War, which Dom suggests may translate to the DeSantis platform. Dom discusses the potential contender’s stance on Ukraine, explaining why he sees the Left framing DeSantis as a pro-Russia candidate due to his association with Musk and Sacks. Then, Dom spends the remainder of the hour honing in on the Republican primary, offering his thoughts also on Vivek Ramaswamy, Tim Scott, and Nikki Haley. Then, Dom tells of a new investigative report into Pennsylvania’s SNAP program, telling that there are some cards with an EBT balance of over $10,000. Dom asks how this can happen, which prompts a discussion between he and his producer of how a recipient can accrue such a balance. (Photo by Scott Olson/Getty Images)
Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by offering commentary on the media reaction to Senator Tim Scott’s announcement that he’ll be running for the Republican nominee for President in 2024. Then, Dom tells of a new warning sent out by the NAACP, echoed by talking heads on the Left, calling Florida a terrorist state. This causes Dom to call out the ridiculous nature of such a suggestion, asking where claims of racism come from, explaining why he believes DeSantis’s ban on DEI at Universities is a ban of an ideology, not a racist decision.
Then, Dom welcomes Ed Moye, Republican candidate for Montgomery County Sherriff, onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss his opponent, Sean Kilkenny, who this week announced that he’ll perform a regular inspection on the 94 gun shops within Montgomery County. Moye tells us a bit about himself, stating his stance on guns, explaining the background checks that even he has to go through as a former State Policeman. Then, Moye tells us a bit about his history serving the community, and brings us through his career as a semi-pro football player and his background part in the film Invincible. (Photo by Stephen Maturen/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes Ed Moye, Republican candidate for Montgomery County Sherriff, onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss his opponent, Sean Kilkenny, who this week announced that he’ll perform a regular inspection on the 94 gun shops within Montgomery County. Moye tells us a bit about himself, stating his stance on guns, explaining the background checks that even he has to go through as a former State Policeman. Then, Moye tells us a bit about his history serving the community, and brings us through his career as a semi-pro football player and his background part in the film Invincible. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom welcomes in State Representative Russ Diamond back onto the Dom Giordano Program after the Republican publicly asked Doug Mastriano to not run for United States Senate after the State Senator teased an announcement next week. Diamond, who has been a longtime ally of Mastriano’s in Harrisburg, put out a tweet publicly asking the Senator to stand down because of the negative implications his gubernatorial run had on other elections statewide. Diamond explains his point, telling that particularly stances on issues colored other races throughout the State, with Giordano making note of how Republicans need to move forward, particularly with the issue of abortion, to win a Senate seat in the State of Pennsylvania. (Photo by Mark Makela/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom leads off the Dom Giordano Program by telling about a shark attack on a 15-year-old girl in Stone Harbor, NJ, who had her foot bitten while surfing. Dom ties this to the construction of offshore windmills, asking whether sharks are moving closer to the shoreline due to the work being done, which has killed whales and dolphins all up and down the Jersey Shore. Then, Dom reads back an editorial that suggests voters should not view Dianne Feinstein’s cognitive shortfalls similarly to Fetterman’s, justifying why issues Fetterman is suffering through pales in comparison to Feinstein, which Dom takes issue with. Then, Dom reads back a new column written by Will Bunch in the Inquirer claiming that the Republican push on the debt ceiling is based in nihilism, responding with an explanation why he believes the opposite to be true.
Then, Dom welcomes in State Representative Russ Diamond back onto the Dom Giordano Program after the Republican publicly asked Doug Mastriano to not run for United States Senate after the State Senator teased an announcement next week. Diamond, who has been a longtime ally of Mastriano’s in Harrisburg, put out a tweet publicly asking the Senator to stand down because of the negative implications his gubernatorial run had on other elections statewide. Diamond explains his point, telling that particularly stances on issues colored other races throughout the State, with Giordano making note of how Republicans need to move forward, particularly with the issue of abortion, to win a Senate seat in the State of Pennsylvania. (Photo by Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Dom leads off by telling of new news involving Fetterman endorser Sean Kilkenny, Sheriff of Montgomery County, who announced recently that he will be the first in the State to go after gun shops, ensuring they are following the law. This annoys Dom as a political tactic, asking if these businesses weren’t already following the law, why the Federal government’s ATF would not have already been involved. Then, Dom returns to the topic of a coming announcement by former gubernatorial candidate, State Senator Doug Mastriano, who next week will make official a run for United States Senate. (Photo by Alex Wong/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom Giordano leads off by telling of a controversy brewing over in the world of Golf after Brooks Koepka, a participant in LIV Golf, the new league financed by the Saudi government. Dom takes issue with Koepka’s allowance to compete, explaining that he would ban anybody participating in the Saudi league from competing in the PGA Tour. Then, Dom tells that today is the $10 year anniversary of a pizza bought with Bitcoin, noting that the pizza would now be valued in the hundreds of millions. Then, Dom and Dan take listeners down to the Jersey Shore, revealing the most popular t-shirt designs being sold at shore stores this summer.
Then, Dom moves into a conversation about Presidential politics, returning to the announcement by Senator Tim Scott that he’d be throwing his hat into the ring for a Republican nominee. This leads Dom into a conversation about Ron DeSantis’s presidential chances, telling that he’s feeling that voters are moving back toward Trump after some stumbles in Florida. Dom plays back a clip from the President of the NAACP, who suggests that people of color are no longer safe in the State, which Dom shrugs off as absolutely preposterous. (Photo by Andrew Redington/Getty Images)
Dom Giordano tells Dan and listeners what shirt designs are popping up at the Shore, with Dan asking who the target demographic of these shops has become. (Photo by Mark Makela/Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by telling of Senator Tim Scott’s announcement that he’ll be throwing his hat into the ring as a Republican contender for the 2024 Presidential election. Dom tells why he very much supports the candidate, and reads back a question Scott had to field, with a reporter asking whether Scott is a virgin. Then, Dom reveals that State Senator Doug Mastriano is planning an announcement that he’ll be running for United States Senate next week. Dom explains his frustration with the decision, pointing to the negative impact that Mastriano’s radicalism held on the 2022 election.
Then, Dom welcomes in New Jersey Assemblyman Jay Webber, who’s recently entered into a feud with Governor Phil Murphy over a complaint filed by the Attorney General’s office that challenges the decision by Hanover Township Board of Education advising teachers to notify parents if a student is transitioning gender at school. Assemblyman Webber tweeted out a call for schools to not withhold information from children, also calling out the Governor and Attorney General for prioritizing virtue and politics over the safety of children and the decision-making of parents. Giordano and Webber discuss the negative impact of hiding such information from parents, and Webber explains what else he hopes to do to remove politics from school curricula in New Jersey. (Photo by Michael M. Santiago/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes in New Jersey Assemblyman Jay Webber, who’s recently entered into a feud with Governor Phil Murphy over a complaint filed by the Attorney General’s office that challenges the decision by Hanover Township Board of Education advising teachers to notify parents if a student is transitioning gender at school. Assemblyman Webber tweeted out a call for schools to not withhold information from children, also calling out the Governor and Attorney General for prioritizing virtue and politics over the safety of children and the decision-making of parents. Giordano and Webber discuss the negative impact of hiding such information from parents, and Webber explains what else he hopes to do to remove politics from school curricula in New Jersey. (Photo by Yana Paskova/Getty Images)
Dom interviews Felix, an 8-year-old, who thinks Dom's wife Roe should've never gotten rid of his beloved Barcalounger.
Dom Giordano, WPHT host and former teacher, has dedicated much of his daily show toward parents who are taking it into their own hands to push back against school boards that have a negative impact on their children. This has culminated in a weekly podcast on education, Readin', Writin', and Reason, which has allowed wonderful relationships to develop between Giordano, educators, and parents throughout the country who are speaking out against overbearing school boards.
First, Dom welcomes in friend-of-the-show Megan Brock, an advocate for parental rights, and Vicki Flannery, Chapter Chair for Montgomery County’s chapter of Moms for Liberty, a group of parents hoping to bring power back to the hands of parents in schools. Last week, Dom told listeners that the Downtown Marriott here in Philadelphia is under fire by a hyper-Progressive group for hosting the national Moms for Liberty conference. Brock and Flannery take us inside the event, telling what exactly the group is hoping to bring Philadelphia, and telling they chose Philadelphia due to the City being the birthplace of liberty. Also, Flannery and Brock preview what to expect at the conference, and send listeners to MomsForLiberty.org.
Then, Dom welcomes in New Jersey State Senator Holly Schepisi who has some concerning news about State edicts around Coronavirus. Schepisi reveals that the Murphy administration is considering new COVID vaccine requirements for school children, running counter to suggestions by the Department of Health. Schepisi takes us through meetings held and things said behind the scenes that point to a requirement of students to receive that vaccine, which concerns both Giordano and Schepisi, with the Senator laying forth the negative implications of such a demand. Schepisi tells listeners what they can do to push back against such a requirement, and tells how she hopes to prevent this from taking effect in New Jersey.
Dom welcomes in Stephen Friend, a FBI whistleblower who testified in front of Congress to the bias that's become pervasive in the FBI. Friend, who has a new book coming out in June, True Blue: My Journey from Beat Cop to Suspended FBI Whistleblower, spoke yesterday in front of elected officials, telling of his experiences as an FBI agent as the agency started pursuing parents at school board meetings and other politically biased efforts. Friend offers listeners a glimpse inside the changing law enforcement organization, and reveals the role that brass have in the politicization of the entity. Also, Friend previews his book, telling listeners where they can find it upon release. (Photo by Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images)
Dom continues the Dom Giordano Program by offering his updated forecast on the 2024 Presidential election, explaining why he’d like to see more waves from Tim Scott, though he realistically knows Scott won’t usurp Trump or DeSantis. Then, Dom tells of a new push to ban chocolate milk by the federal government guised as equity. Also, Dom tells that friend-of-the-show Bruce Castor has announced that he’ll be parting ways with his client, Rudy Giuliani. Dom asks Dan to pursue Castor, which leads to the attorney calling in to tell why he’s no longer wanting to support the national figure. Castor tells that Giuliani has been out of touch and hasn’t been paying his bills, so he’s been left no option but to move on. Then, Castor reflects on big cases that he’s worked, including the defense of President Donald Trump, and the horrific case of the shooting of 8-year-old Fanta Bility in Delaware County. (Photo by Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Dom leads off by discussing a case involving a police officer who was charged during the George Floyd riots, with Dom providing analysis as the officer takes on Philadelphia’s District Attorney Larry Krasner. Then, Dom revisits a conversation shared with Producer Dan yesterday discussing whether lap dances are a form of cheating, with Producer Dan reading back some replies on Twitter to a poll asking the same question. Then, after playing Dom’s Money Melody for the day, Dom plays back some commentary from MSNBC’s Chris Hayes on Governor Ron DeSantis’s proposal to ban gender-affirming care for minors in the State of Florida. (Photo by Octavio Jones/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom continues the Dom Giordano Program by offering his updated forecast on the 2024 Presidential election, explaining why he’d like to see more waves from Tim Scott, though he realistically knows Scott won’t usurp Trump or DeSantis. Then, Dom tells of a new push to ban chocolate milk by the federal government guised as equity. Also, Dom tells that friend-of-the-show Bruce Castor has announced that he’ll be parting ways with his client, Rudy Giuliani. Dom asks Dan to pursue Castor, which leads to the attorney calling in to tell why he’s no longer wanting to support the national figure. Castor tells that Giuliani has been out of touch and hasn’t been paying his bills, so he’s been left no option but to move on. Then, Castor reflects on big cases that he’s worked, including the defense of President Donald Trump, and the horrific case of the shooting of 8-year-old Fanta Bility in Delaware County.
Then, Dom spends a good chunk of the hour discussing local politics, calling back to the Mayoral campaign and reinforcing why Cherelle Parker brings a positive outlook for the City of Philadelphia. Then, Dom tells of some things being done currently in Philadelphia, explaining why the stupidity of our local government gave voters no other choice but a change of direction.
After that, Dom welcomes in media critic Neal Zoren to hear what’s worth watching over the weekend. First, though, Dom asks Zoren about the changing dynamics of viewing habits as streaming services continue to usurp tradition cable channels, noting a decision by ESPN to simulcast its live broadcast on a stream. Then, Dom asks Zoren if he expects prices to rise on streaming services as brands merge such as HBO and Discovery and Disney and Hulu. v
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by offering his thoughts on the continued controversy over Florida’s effort to protect children and parents. First, Dom plays back a clip from Governor Ron DeSantis, who explains his new gender-transition for minors ban, explaining that ‘if you’re taking off the private parts of some 15-year-old, you should go to jail.’ Then, Dom plays back a clip from MSNBC’s Chris Hayes who uses God’s name in vain to excoriate DeSantis’s proposal, which Dom himself takes down as absolutely ridiculous. Then, Dom plays back clips from a hearing yesterday by the House Judiciary Committee into the bias propagated by the FBI in recent years, honing in on a back and forth between Congress Members Dan Bishop and Mary Gay Scanlon over the raid of Mark Houck’s home, a pro-life activist who was later exonerated by a jury.
Then, Dom welcomes in Stephen Friend, a FBI whistleblower who testified in front of Congress to the bias that's become pervasive in the FBI. Friend, who has a new book coming out in June, True Blue: My Journey from Beat Cop to Suspended FBI Whistleblower, spoke yesterday in front of elected officials, telling of his experiences as an FBI agent as the agency started pursuing parents at school board meetings and other politically biased efforts. Friend offers listeners a glimpse inside the changing law enforcement organization, and reveals the role that brass have in the politicization of the entity. Also, Friend previews his book, telling listeners where they can find it upon release. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Dom welcomes back in Mark Houck, a pro-life activist who was raided by the FBI after allegedly pushing a pro-choice activist outside a Planned Parenthood. Houck was later vindicated by a jury who determined there was no foul play in the alleged incident. This week, Houck testified on Capitol Hill on the overreach and bias of the FBI before the House Judiciary Committee, taking us inside some comments made by Pennsylvania Congresswoman Mary Gay Scanlon who openly re-enforced that narrative that Houck was targeted for being pro-life. Also, Houck relives the FBI raid on his home, telling of the emotional impact on his children after seeing their father taken away for no apparent reason.
Then, after playing Dom’s Money Melody, Dom plays back a clip from New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy, who suggested he’d defy a SCOTUS decision if an abortion pill is banned. This leads Dom into a conversation about progressive politics, then tying in the loss of Helen Gym, admitting a sense of pride that Philadelphians were willing to put their foot down and disallow Gym from the Mayorship. (Photo by Eduardo Munoz Alvarez/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes back in Mark Houck, a pro-life activist who was raided by the FBI after allegedly pushing a pro-choice activist outside a Planned Parenthood. Houck was later vindicated by a jury who determined there was no foul play in the alleged incident. This week, Houck testified on Capitol Hill on the overreach and bias of the FBI before the House Judiciary Committee, taking us inside some comments made by Pennsylvania Congresswoman Mary Gay Scanlon who openly re-enforced that narrative that Houck was targeted for being pro-life. Also, Houck relives the FBI raid on his home, telling of the emotional impact on his children after seeing their father taken away for no apparent reason.
Dom gets a call from friend-of-the-show Anne Marie Muldoon, who offers up her side topic answer, tells Dom about her sons experience with wrestling, and previews tonight's Mayfair Market. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom leads off the Dom Giordano Program by revealing that the Pennsylvania institution that controls High School sports will make Women’s wrestling an official sport in the State. This leads Dom and Dan into a conversation about transgendered individuals in sport, with Giordano revealing what Bud Light is now doing to recover after their marketing gaffe involving a transgendered spokesperson. Then, Dom discusses the results of the Durham Report, which revealed that the entire Russia conspiracy perpetuated by the Left was indeed a hoax. This causes Dom to play back a clip from Virgin Islands Congresswoman Plaskett, who suggests that the Conservative response to the Durham Report, which calls into question that validity of the FBI, is anti-police and an attempt to ‘defund law enforcement,’ which sets the host off. Also, in Dan Time with Dom, Dan discusses an effort to cancel Howard Stern, and the decision by Oscar Meyer to change their Weinermobile to the “Frankmobile.” (Photo by Lars Baron/Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by telling of a new debate by the Supreme Court over whether internet companies should be held responsible for material that leads to horrific things such as terrorism. Then, Dom delves into a new hot topic on Capitol Hill as members of Congress and Senate debate whether a work requirement should be set in place for access to things like welfare and Medicare.
Then, Dom welcomes in famed actor Joe Mantegna onto the Dom Giordano Program to preview the upcoming 50th anniversary of PBS Memorial Day Concert on Sunday, May 28th, at 8PM. First, Mantegna explains his connection with Veteran's, explaining why he long-ago got involved with the annual event honoring our service members. Then, Dom and Joe delve into the great actor's career, with Mantegna discussing his long reign as 'Fat Tony' on the Simpsons and Agent David Rossi in the crime standard Criminal Minds. Joe tells about the incredible luck he's had in the industry, landing two long-running staples, and takes us back to the start of his career, when he starred as Joey Zasa in The Godfather Part III . For the remainder of the hour, Dom discusses the local election result of Cherelle Parker as the winner of the Democratic primary for Philadelphia's next Mayor, and tells about his time spent with Dan Abrams last night on his NewsNation show. (Photo by Kevin Winter/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes in famed actor Joe Mantegna onto the Dom Giordano Program to preview the upcoming 50th anniversary of PBS Memorial Day Concert on Sunday, May 28th, at 8PM. First, Mantegna explains his connection with Veteran's, explaining why he long-ago got involved with the annual event honoring our service members. Then, Dom and Joe delve into the great actor's career, with Mantegna discussing his long reign as 'Fat Tony' on the Simpsons and Agent David Rossi in the crime standard Criminal Minds. Joe tells about the incredible luck he's had in the industry, landing two long-running staples, and takes us back to the start of his career, when he starred as Joey Zasa in The Godfather Part III . For the remainder of the hour, Dom discusses the local election result of Cherelle Parker as the winner of the Democratic primary for Philadelphia's next Mayor, and tells about his time spent with Dan Abrams last night on his NewsNation show. (Photo by Paul Morigi/Getty Images for Capitol Concerts)
Full Hour | In today's third hour, Dom welcomes Liz Preate-Havey, Secretary of the Republican Party of Philadelphia, back onto the Dom Giordano Program for a conversation on the statewide results of yesterday's election. Dom and Liz discuss the changing dynamics of both parties, honing in on races involving Montgomery County Commissioner Joe Gale and Delaware County special election for House candidate Katie Ford. Preate-Havey offers a candid discussion about tactics used by Republicans in the most recent election, telling where she thinks the Party could do better. This leads to a conversation about the changing stance of Republicans on the topic of abortion, with both Giordano and Preate-Havey suggesting how Republicans should address the topic moving forward, particularly in the Presidential election. Also, Dom and Liz discuss the importance of a Republican embrace of mail-in balloting to secure chances in future elections.
Then, Dom plays back his Money Melody for the day, asking which Delaware County native is expertly covering a great tune by the Beatles. Then, Dom returns to a conversation centered on yesterday's Election Day, explaining his hopeful nature for the future of Philadelphia. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom welcomes Liz Preate-Havey, Secretary of the Republican Party of Philadelphia, back onto the Dom Giordano Program for a conversation on the statewide results of yesterday's election. Dom and Liz discuss the changing dynamics of both parties, honing in on races involving Montgomery County Commissioner Joe Gale and Delaware County special election for House candidate Katie Ford. Preate-Havey offers a candid discussion about tactics used by Republicans in the most recent election, telling where she thinks the Party could do better. This leads to a conversation about the changing stance of Republicans on the topic of abortion, with both Giordano and Preate-Havey suggesting how Republicans should address the topic moving forward, particularly in the Presidential election. Also, Dom and Liz discuss the importance of a Republican embrace of mail-in balloting to secure chances in future elections.
Dom welcomes in David Oh, who yesterday won the Republican nomination in the general election to become Philadelphia's next Mayor. First, Dom asks whether David Oh would've preferred to run against Helen Gym, who while Oh admits is the most polarizing, tells that he still has a very effective strategy in mind for a run against Democratic winner Cherelle Parker. Oh differentiates himself from Parker, particularly in the realm of social justice, explaining why he surprisingly differs with Parker on her thoughts on stop-and-frisk.
Dom welcomes in New Jersey State Senator Holly Schepisi back onto the Dom Giordano Program who has some concerning news about State edicts around Coronavirus. Schepisi reveals that the Murphy administration is considering new COVID vaccine requirements for school children, running counter to suggestions by the Department of Health. Schepisi takes us through meetings held and things said behind the scenes that point to a requirement of students to receive that vaccine, which concerns both Giordano and Schepisi, with the Senator laying forth the negative implications of such a demand. Schepisi tells listeners what they can do to push back against such a requirement, and tells how she hopes to prevent this from taking effect in New Jersey. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today's second hour, Dom welcomes in New Jersey State Senator Holly Schepisi back onto the Dom Giordano Program who has some concerning news about State edicts around Coronavirus. Schepisi reveals that the Murphy administration is considering new COVID vaccine requirements for school children, running counter to suggestions by the Department of Health. Schepisi takes us through meetings held and things said behind the scenes that point to a requirement of students to receive that vaccine, which concerns both Giordano and Schepisi, with the Senator laying forth the negative implications of such a demand. Schepisi tells listeners what they can do to push back against such a requirement, and tells how she hopes to prevent this from taking effect in New Jersey.
Then, Dom welcomes in David Oh, who yesterday won the Republican nomination in the general election to become Philadelphia's next Mayor. First, Dom asks whether David Oh would've preferred to run against Helen Gym, who while Oh admits is the most polarizing, tells that he still has a very effective strategy in mind for a run against Democratic winner Cherelle Parker. Oh differentiates himself from Parker, particularly in the realm of social justice, explaining why he surprisingly differs with Parker on her thoughts on stop-and-frisk. (Photo by Eduardo Munoz Alvarez/Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by providing in-depth analysis on yesterday’s Mayoral primary here in Philadelphia, expressing his excitement that Helen Gym did not win the bid for Democratic candidate for Mayor. Dom thanks his listeners, providing ward-based analysis, telling that it looks like listeners really came out for Cherelle Parker and Allan Domb, which helped Parker secure her win.
Then, Dom welcomes in Fox News legal analyst Gregg Jarrett back onto the Dom Giordano Program to hear his thoughts on the breaking news around the Durham report and his upcoming book focusing on the Scopes Monkey Trial, The Trial of the Century, releasing May 30th. First, Dom and Jarrett discuss the topic of the new book, with Jarrett explaining why he finds the Scopes Monkey case so important, explaining how he's been following it since he was a child. Then, Dom delves into the Durham report, asking Gregg Jarrett for his expertise exuded in his other books, Witch Hunt and The Russia Hoax, which delved deeply into the Russian narrative created by the Democratic party in hopes to shift the 2016 and 2020 election. Jarrett offers his thoughts on all that Durham exposed this week, with Jarrett explaining the deep consequences of the revelations of a biased relationship between the Democratic party and the FBI.
Dom welcomes in Fox News legal analyst Gregg Jarrett back onto the Dom Giordano Program to hear his thoughts on the breaking news around the Durham report and his upcoming book focusing on the Scopes Monkey Trial, The Trial of the Century, releasing May 30th. First, Dom and Jarrett discuss the topic of the new book, with Jarrett explaining why he finds the Scopes Monkey case so important, explaining how he's been following it since he was a child. Then, Dom delves into the Durham report, asking Gregg Jarrett for his expertise exuded in his other books, Witch Hunt and The Russia Hoax, which delved deeply into the Russian narrative created by the Democratic party in hopes to shift the 2016 and 2020 election. Jarrett offers his thoughts on all that Durham exposed this week, with Jarrett explaining the deep consequences of the revelations of a biased relationship between the Democratic party and the FBI. (Photo by Joe Corrigan/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes back the Catholic Charities Appeal onto the Dom Giordano Program to hear what the Archdiocese has been up to since last year’s discussion. To donate, head over to CatholicCharitiesAppeal.org. (Photo by Dan Kitwood/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Dom continues the Dom Giordano Program by offering his updated thoughts on Donald Trump and Ron DeSantis, the two Republican front-runners for a bid in 2024. Dom tells that DeSantis visited Iowa over the weekend, which signifies to him that he’s now one hundred percent in it for a Presidential bid after some recent questions. Then, Dom tells how both candidates have framed their stances on certain big issues, in particular the topic of abortion, with Dom telling what he believes to be the best path for victory for a Republican.
Then, Dom welcomes back the Catholic Charities Appeal onto the Dom Giordano Program to hear what the Archdiocese has been up to since last year’s discussion. To donate, head over to CatholicCharitiesAppeal.org. (Photo by Joe Raedle/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom welcomes in famed comedian and political commentator Bill Maher back onto the Dom Giordano Program for a broad discussion on the state of politics. First, Dom and Maher discuss woke ideology and the changing dynamics of politics, with Maher pointing out the ridiculous nature of the climate that has led to the silencing of very important conversations. Then, Maher and Giordano discuss how this has shifted the commentator’s audience on his Real Time with Bill Maher HBO show, with more conservatives and moderates tuning in to hear a grounded liberal opinion, rather than one tangled in wokeness and political correctness. Maher stresses the importance of a society that can gather under one roof and have a beneficial conversation, explaining the detrimental nature of what have become silos and echo chambers for discussion. After that, Maher and Giordano delve into the issue of transgenderism, with Maher explaining how he handles the issue, also telling how this issue exemplifies the divide between classic liberals and woke progressives of the far Left. Then, Dom asks Maher whether he believes there’s anybody who is completely “un-cancelable,” with Maher laying forth the different degrees of cancelled celebrities, theorizing why certain people are able to push through it while others fall out of relevancy.
Then, Dom continues on with the Dom Giordano Program by telling of a new tweet by JK Rowling pushing back against continued cancel culture due to her alleged anti-LGBT rhetoric in her works. This leads Dom to tell that Riley Gaines continues her trend of calling out women’s athletes for their silence on the issue of transgendered individuals compete in women’s sports. Then, Dom plays back clips from John Fetterman speaking at today’s Senate hearing into SVB. Also, in Dan Time with Dom, Producer Dan gives a couple concerts coming up in the Philadelphia region worth looking forward to.
Dom welcomes Allan Domb, candidate for Mayor of Philadelphia, back onto the Dom Giordano Program as Election Day churns on. First, Domb and Giordano reflect on Domb’s campaign, with Giordano highlighting Domb’s advertisements that largely honed in on the issues that actually matter to Philadelphians. Then, Domb and Giordano delve into those issues, with Domb making a commitment for Kensington, telling that he’d consider his administration a failure if it isn’t fixed within a short period of time. Domb previews how he’d something like this, touching upon multiple aspects of crime, including retail theft, as a situation that is in dire need of addressing through accountability.
Dom welcomes in famed comedian and political commentator Bill Maher back onto the Dom Giordano Program for a broad discussion on the state of politics. First, Dom and Maher discuss woke ideology and the changing dynamics of politics, with Maher pointing out the ridiculous nature of the climate that has led to the silencing of very important conversations. Then, Maher and Giordano discuss how this has shifted the commentator’s audience on his Real Time with Bill Maher HBO show, with more conservatives and moderates tuning in to hear a grounded liberal opinion, rather than one tangled in wokeness and political correctness. Maher stresses the importance of a society that can gather under one roof and have a beneficial conversation, explaining the detrimental nature of what have become silos and echo chambers for discussion. After that, Maher and Giordano delve into the issue of transgenderism, with Maher explaining how he handles the issue, also telling how this issue exemplifies the divide between classic liberals and woke progressives of the far Left. Then, Dom asks Maher whether he believes there’s anybody who is completely “un-cancelable,” with Maher laying forth the different degrees of cancelled celebrities, theorizing why certain people are able to push through it while others fall out of relevancy. (Photo by Nicholas Hunt/Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by discussing the two big topics of the day. First, Dom tells about the release of the Durham Report, explaining why he believes it points to conspiracy between the Democratic National Committee and the Federal Bureau of Investigation. Then, Domb reminds all that today is Election Day here in Philadelphia, running through his thoughts on the candidates and telling that Allan Domb will be joining in studio at the bottom of the hour. This leads Dom to play back a clip from New York City Mayor Eric Adams, who called out the Biden administration for their role in the influx of migrants we’re seeing in New York City and nationwide.
Then, Dom welcomes Allan Domb, candidate for Mayor of Philadelphia, back onto the Dom Giordano Program as Election Day churns on. First, Domb and Giordano reflect on Domb’s campaign, with Giordano highlighting Domb’s advertisements that largely honed in on the issues that actually matter to Philadelphians. Then, Domb and Giordano delve into those issues, with Domb making a commitment for Kensington, telling that he’d consider his administration a failure if it isn’t fixed within a short period of time. Domb previews how he’d something like this, touching upon multiple aspects of crime, including retail theft, as a situation that is in dire need of addressing through accountability. (Photo by Brandon Bell/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom welcomes Cherelle Parker, one of the front-runners in Philadelphia’s Democratic Mayoral Primary, to hear what she’s up to on the eve of Election Day. Parker talks of the pride she has for the campaign she’s run while vying for the Office, thanking her staff for their work and the people of Philadelphia for the outpouring of love and support she’s received throughout the campaign. Then, Cherelle and Giordano hop into the issues, with Parker telling why safety is the top priority of her campaign, also highlighting what she considered a great move in Harrisburg by Tina Tartaglione to put forth a bill to ban Safe Injection Sites in the City of Philadelphia. Also, Parker tells what she hopes to do to clean up the City, and offers how she’s remained positive through her entire campaign.
Then, Dom welcomes City Council-at-Large candidate Sam Oropeza back onto the Dom Giordano Program for an update on his campaign as he prepares for Election Day tomorrow. Oropeza tells what he’s been up to, telling of the incredible amount of Republican support he’s received throughout the City. Then, Oropeza tells of the importance of electing a conservative to City Council, particularly when issues like Safe Injection Sites and crime continue to be among the top issues needing addressing. Also, Oropeza explains how he plans to get things done in a very fresh City Council, and tells listeners how they can vote for him in tomorrow’s election. (Photo by Getty Images)
In today’s second hour, Dom welcomes in friend-of-the-show Megan Brock, an advocate for parental rights, and Vicki Flannery, Chapter Chair for Montgomery County’s chapter of Moms for Liberty, a group of parents hoping to bring power back to the hands of parents in schools. Last week, Dom told listeners that the Downtown Marriott here in Philadelphia is under fire by a hyper-Progressive group for hosting the national Moms for Liberty conference. Brock and Flannery take us inside the event, telling what exactly the group is hoping to bring Philadelphia, and telling they chose Philadelphia due to the City being the birthplace of liberty. Also, Flannery and Brock preview what to expect at the conference, and send listeners to MomsForLiberty.org. Then, Dom spends the remainder of the hour bouncing around both local and national politics. First, Dom talks about the immigration situation, telling that now even Governor Kathy Hochul of New York has spoken out against the rapid influx of migrants into the State. Dom tells of a couple getting married soon who was forced to relocate all their guests due to a migrant takeover of the hotel. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by telling of some changing dynamics in the Democratic party around immigration, playing back a clip of New York City Mayor Eric Adams that suggests a change of tune on the City’s ‘sanctuary city’ status. Then, Dom updates the climate around Philadelphia’s Mayoral Race with Election Day tomorrow, playing back clips from a Helen Gym event over the weekend featuring Bernie Sanders and Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez. Then, Dom tells of his continued disappointment in the Delaware County GOP with their push to replace Mike Zabel with Katie Ford in the next election, explaining why he believes they should’ve pursued somebody like Jeff Yass, a proponent for charter schools, for more funding and potential success.
Then, Dom welcomes former Congressman and current Chairman of the Philadelphia Democratic Party Bob Brady back onto the Dom Giordano Program to hear the longtime political staple’s thoughts on tomorrow’s primary election to determine the Democratic choice for Philadelphia’s Mayoral election. If Philadelphia history holds true, who wins tomorrow will most likely win the general election against Republican David Oh, a great candidate in a highly Democratic City. First, Brady and Giordano discuss candidate and front-runner Helen Gym, who Brady suggests is hurting the Party with her divisive way of running her campaign. Then, Dom asks for Brady’s thoughts on the other candidates, with Brady suggesting that support is strong enough for Cherelle Parker to make a push to usurp Gym as the prevailing candidate. In addition, Dom asks whether Brady and the Democratic Party in Philadelphia is at all concerned about Republican front-runner David Oh. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom welcomes in friend-of-the-show Megan Brock, an advocate for parental rights, and Vicki Flannery, Chapter Chair for Montgomery County’s chapter of Moms for Liberty, a group of parents hoping to bring power back to the hands of parents in schools. Last week, Dom told listeners that the Downtown Marriott here in Philadelphia is under fire by a hyper-Progressive group for hosting the national Moms for Liberty conference. Brock and Flannery take us inside the event, telling what exactly the group is hoping to bring Philadelphia, and telling they chose Philadelphia due to the City being the birthplace of liberty. Also, Flannery and Brock preview what to expect at the conference, and send listeners to MomsForLiberty.org. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom welcomes City Council-at-Large candidate Sam Oropeza back onto the Dom Giordano Program for an update on his campaign as he prepares for Election Day tomorrow. Oropeza tells what he’s been up to, telling of the incredible amount of Republican support he’s received throughout the City. Then, Oropeza tells of the importance of electing a conservative to City Council, particularly when issues like Safe Injection Sites and crime continue to be among the top issues needing addressing. Also, Oropeza explains how he plans to get things done in a very fresh City Council, and tells listeners how they can vote for him in tomorrow’s election. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom welcomes former Congressman and current Chairman of the Philadelphia Democratic Party Bob Brady back onto the Dom Giordano Program to hear the longtime political staple’s thoughts on tomorrow’s primary election to determine the Democratic choice for Philadelphia’s Mayoral election. If Philadelphia history holds true, who wins tomorrow will most likely win the general election against Republican David Oh, a great candidate in a highly Democratic City. First, Brady and Giordano discuss candidate and front-runner Helen Gym, who Brady suggests is hurting the Party with her divisive way of running her campaign. Then, Dom asks for Brady’s thoughts on the other candidates, with Brady suggesting that support is strong enough for Cherelle Parker to make a push to usurp Gym as the prevailing candidate. In addition, Dom asks whether Brady and the Democratic Party in Philadelphia is at all concerned about Republican front-runner David Oh. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom welcomes former Congressman and current Chairman of the Philadelphia Democratic Party Bob Brady back onto the Dom Giordano Program to hear the longtime political staple’s thoughts on tomorrow’s primary election to determine the Democratic choice for Philadelphia’s Mayoral election. If Philadelphia history holds true, who wins tomorrow will most likely win the general election against Republican David Oh, a great candidate in a highly Democratic City. First, Brady and Giordano discuss candidate and front-runner Helen Gym, who Brady suggests is hurting the Party with her divisive way of running her campaign. Then, Dom asks for Brady’s thoughts on the other candidates, with Brady suggesting that support is strong enough for Cherelle Parker to make a push to usurp Gym as the prevailing candidate. In addition, Dom asks whether Brady and the Democratic Party in Philadelphia is at all concerned about Republican front-runner David Oh. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom Giordano, WPHT host and former teacher, has dedicated much of his daily show toward parents who are taking it into their own hands to push back against school boards that have a negative impact on their children. This has culminated in a weekly podcast on education, Readin', Writin', and Reason, which has allowed wonderful relationships to develop between Giordano, educators, and parents throughout the country who are speaking out against overbearing school boards.
First, Dom Giordano welcomes in Lindsie Rank, Student Press Council at FIRE (Foundation for Individual Rights and Expression), to hear about a situation unfolding at Conestoga High School. Since the early 1960’s, every year, the student newspaper, The SPOKE, would publish a ‘destination map,’ that would show where graduates are going to college. This year, after a student complaint, the district has threatened to remove funding for the paper if they publish the map again. The district argues that this is in an effort to promote equity, but Rank explains the implications on the First Amendment that such a demand holds. Rank explains how students are pushing back, and explains how and why this is another case of censorship in schools in the guise of equity.
Then, IDom welcomes in Steve Feldman, Greater Philadelphia Director of the Zionist Organization of America, back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss a concerning event that took place at Gladwynne Elementary in the Lower Merion School District. In late March, the school had a Cultural Heritage Night, and featured a display for Palestine, which included Palestine Liberation Organization flags, assertions that Jerusalem is the capitol of Palestine, and other anti-Israel and anti-Semitic propaganda. Feldman explains what he hopes the Lower Merion School District will do to remediate the situation, and tells listeners how they can help the Zionist Organization of America. Then, Dom hears from Joan Cullen, board member at Pennridge School District, who called in to discuss a Philadelphia Inquirer article about her District’s 7-1 vote that would prevent students from using restrooms, locker rooms, and showers designated for the opposite sex.
Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Dom welcomes Philadelphia Councilmembers Mark Squilla and Quetcy Lozada back onto the Dom Giordano Program to hear why they, along with 3 other Councilmembers, have introduced a new bill banning Safe Injection Sites from opening in their districts. First, Dom speaks with Lozada about why she felt it was important to get ahead of the sites, with Lozada explaining that this has been a long process and something her constituents have made clear to her that they want. Then, Dom asks Squilla to defend the move against criticism that the bill is immoral, with Squilla explaining the impact that these sites have on the surrounding community and the immorality of the initiative itself.
Then, Dom tells about an effort by a progressive group to cancel an upcoming event for Megan Brock’s group, Moms for Liberty, at an upcoming Downtown Philadelphia Hotel. Dom tells about the group, ActUp, telling of his past experiences with the very aggressive activist group. Dom encourages listeners to show support for the group by asking Marriott to continue with the event. (Photo by Spencer Platt/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes Philadelphia Councilmembers Mark Squilla and Quetcy Lozada back onto the Dom Giordano Program to hear why they, along with 3 other Councilmembers, have introduced a new bill banning Safe Injection Sites from opening in their districts. First, Dom speaks with Lozada about why she felt it was important to get ahead of the sites, with Lozada explaining that this has been a long process and something her constituents have made clear to her that they want. Then, Dom asks Squilla to defend the move against criticism that the bill is immoral, with Squilla explaining the impact that these sites have on the surrounding community and the immorality of the initiative itself. (Photo by Spencer Platt/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes Scott Cronick back onto the Dom Giordano Program to hear what’s worth watching on television and in theaters. First, Dom and Scott discuss the new Pete Davidson series on Peacock titled Bupkis, which Cronick is surprised to recommend, highlighting a great performance by one of his favorite actors, Joe Pesci. Then, Cronick recommends Shrinking on AppleTV+, created by the creators of Ted Lasso, telling that while he doesn’t believe it to live up to the first two seasons of Lasso, it’s a very good show. Also, Cronick tells us what he’s looking forward to, telling of an upcoming Christopher Nolan biopic on Robert Oppenheimer, and the next installment in the DC Universe. (Photo by Roy Rochlin/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom welcomes in Steve Feldman, Greater Philadelphia Director of the Zionist Organization of America, back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss a concerning event that took place at Gladwynne Elementary in the Lower Merion School District. In late March, the school had a Cultural Heritage Night, and featured a display for Palestine, which included Palestine Liberation Organization flags, assertions that Jerusalem is the capitol of Palestine, and other anti-Israel and anti-Semitic propaganda. Feldman explains what he hopes the Lower Merion School District will do to remediate the situation, and tells listeners how they can help the Zionist Organization of America. Then, Dom hears from Joan Cullen, board member at Pennridge School District, who called in to discuss a Philadelphia Inquirer article about her District’s 7-1 vote that would prevent students from using restrooms, locker rooms, and showers designated for the opposite sex.
Also, Dom welcomes Scott Cronick back onto the Dom Giordano Program to hear what’s worth watching on television and in theaters. First, Dom and Scott discuss the new Pete Davidson series on Peacock titled Bupkis, which Cronick is surprised to recommend, highlighting a great performance by one of his favorite actors, Joe Pesci. Then, Cronick recommends Shrinking on AppleTV+, created by the creators of Ted Lasso, telling that while he doesn’t believe it to live up to the first two seasons of Lasso, it’s a very good show. Also, Cronick tells us what he’s looking forward to, telling of an upcoming Christopher Nolan biopic on Robert Oppenheimer, and the next installment in the DC Universe.
In today’s second hour, Dom welcomes in Steve Feldman, Greater Philadelphia Director of the Zionist Organization of America, back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss a concerning event that took place at Gladwynne Elementary in the Lower Merion School District. In late March, the school had a Cultural Heritage Night, and featured a display for Palestine, which included Palestine Liberation Organization flags, assertions that Jerusalem is the capitol of Palestine, and other anti-Israel and anti-Semitic propaganda. Feldman explains what he hopes the Lower Merion School District will do to remediate the situation, and tells listeners how they can help the Zionist Organization of America. Then, Dom hears from Joan Cullen, board member at Pennridge School District, who called in to discuss a Philadelphia Inquirer article about her District’s 7-1 vote that would prevent students from using restrooms, locker rooms, and showers designated for the opposite sex. (Photo by Getty Images)
Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by telling that the Pennridge School District Board has approved, in a 7-1 vote yesterday, a new bathroom policy prohibiting any person from entering the restroom, locker room, or shower that is designated for the use of the opposite sex. Then, Dom tells by a new push by Philadelphia City Council members to prevent safe injection sites in Philadelphia, revealing the 5 council members who look to protect their district from what would come with the initiative. Then, Dom reveals that Governor Phil Murphy over in New Jersey is considering requiring children in public schools to take the Coronavirus vaccine
Then, Dom welcomes Katie Ford onto the Dom Giordano Program. Ford is the candidate in Delaware County running in the special election to replace Rep. Mike Zabel after his controversy. If Ford were to win, that would tip power in favor of Republicans in Harrisburg. Ford tells us about herself, telling about her husband who’s a Police Officer and her longtime commitment to her community. Then, Dom asks Ford about claims made about her and the topic of abortion, which Ford clarifies, then discusses her opponents continued effort to portray herself as the pro-woman candidate despite her support and friendship with Mike Zabel. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom welcomes Katie Ford onto the Dom Giordano Program. Ford is the candidate in Delaware County running in the special election to replace Rep. Mike Zabel after his controversy. If Ford were to win, that would tip power in favor of Republicans in Harrisburg. Ford tells us about herself, telling about her husband who’s a Police Officer and her longtime commitment to her community. Then, Dom asks Ford about claims made about her and the topic of abortion, which Ford clarifies, then discusses her opponents continued effort to portray herself as the pro-woman candidate despite her support and friendship with Mike Zabel. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Dom leads off the Dom Giordano Program by welcoming in amazing Fox 29 reporter Steve Keeley for some in-depth details about the prison breakout that made national news from a Philadelphia prison, telling that a 21 year old female has now been arrested for allegedly assisting in the escape. Keeley takes us inside the entire story, telling what he knows about Philadelphia's very own version of Shawshank Redemption. Also, Keeley tells us what he's been up to, and reports his time in his annual entry into the Broad Street Run.
Then, Dom returns to some national politics, first offering some more analysis on last night's Town Hall featuring Donald Trump on CNN, explaining why he believes Kaitlin Collins did a decent job at moderating. Also, Dom delves into Trump's re-worked stances on certain issues, telling which he agrees and disagrees with. Then, Dom and producer Dan debate an idea from Republican Presidential candidate Vivek Ramaswamy, who suggested that we change the voting age in the United States to 25 years old. (Photo by Scott Olson/Getty Images)
Dom Giordano welcomes in Lindsie Rank, Student Press Council at FIRE (Foundation for Individual Rights and Expression), to hear about a situation unfolding at Conestoga High School. Since the early 1960’s, every year, the student newspaper, The SPOKE, would publish a ‘destination map,’ that would show where graduates are going to college. This year, after a student complaint, the district has threatened to remove funding for the paper if they publish the map again. The district argues that this is in an effort to promote equity, but Rank explains the implications on the First Amendment that such a demand holds. Rank explains how students are pushing back, and explains how and why this is another case of censorship in schools in the guise of equity. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom welcomes Colonel Allen B. West and Stan Casacio back onto the Dom Giordano Program live in studio as the Colonel comes to the Philadelphia region for an event tonight in Whitemarsh Township. Dom, Allen, and Stan run through multiple topics of the day, each offering their own thoughts and breakdown of both the border situation and Trump’s Town Hall last night. Also, Stan tells more about the event, and Allen goes in-depth into his history as both a scuba diver and skydiver, something he learned to enjoy while in the service. (Photo by Kevin Hagen/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom welcomes Colonel Allen B. West and Stan Casacio back onto the Dom Giordano Program live in studio as the Colonel comes to the Philadelphia region for an event tonight in Whitemarsh Township. Dom, Allen, and Stan run through multiple topics of the day, each offering their own thoughts and breakdown of both the border situation and Trump’s Town Hall last night. Also, Stan tells more about the event, and Allen goes in-depth into his history as both a scubadiver and skydiver, something he learned to enjoy while in the service.
Then, Dom Giordano welcomes in Lindsie Rank, Student Press Council at FIRE (Foundation for Individual Rights and Expression), to hear about a situation unfolding at Conestoga High School. Since the early 1960’s, every year, the student newspaper, The SPOKE, would publish a ‘destination map,’ that would show where graduates are going to college. This year, after a student complaint, the district has threatened to remove funding for the paper if they publish the map again. The district argues that this is in an effort to promote equity, but Rank explains the implications on the First Amendment that such a demand holds. Rank explains how students are pushing back, and explains how and why this is another case of censorship in schools in the guise of equity.
Famed conservative commentator Bill O'Reilly, author of the upcoming Killing the Witches, checks back into the Dom Giordano Program for a review of last night's Town Hall on CNN featuring President Donald Trump hosted by Kaitlin Collins. Bill first tells that he just got off the phone with the former President, who told him how happy he was with the result of the Town Hall. Dom and O'Reilly run through multiple topics that Trump spoke of last night, with O'Reilly offering his opinion on the President's stance on Ukraine. Also, O'Reilly tells why he believes abortion is not even on Trump's radar, and tells how the Trump will approach the controversial topic. (Photo by Ilya S. Savenok/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes in Judge Jeanine Pirro, mainstay at Fox News and author of Crimes Against America: The Left's Takedown of Our Republic, returns to the Dom Giordano Program to tell of her new book, where she indicts multiple different hyper-progressive and left-leaning policies and issues that have really usurped our Country. First, Dom asks Judge Jeanine to take him about 100 pages into the book, where she lays into Philadelphia District Attorney Larry Krasner and the other hyper-progressive DAs throughout the Country, who Jeanine blames largely for the nation-wide spike in crime we're seeing. Also, Dom and Pirro discuss the Hunter Biden revelations and the situation at the border, and the Judge offers up the secret sauce that makes The Five on Fox News shine. (Photo by Drew Angerer/Getty Images)
Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by offering his review on last night’s CNN Town Hall featuring President Donald Trump, hosted by Kaitlin Collins. Dom takes listeners through multiple issues discussed during the event, focusing largely on the topic of abortion, telling how he appreciates Trump pursuing a narrative shift, turning Democrats into the radical stance on abortion.
Then, Dom welcomes in Judge Jeanine Pirro, mainstay at Fox News and author of Crimes Against America: The Left's Takedown of Our Republic, returns to the Dom Giordano Program to tell of her new book, where she indicts multiple different hyper-progressive and left-leaning policies and issues that have really usurped our Country. First, Dom asks Judge Jeanine to take him about 100 pages into the book, where she lays into Philadelphia District Attorney Larry Krasner and the other hyper-progressive DAs throughout the Country, who Jeanine blames largely for the nation-wide spike in crime we're seeing. Also, Dom and Pirro discuss the Hunter Biden revelations and the situation at the border, and the Judge offers up the secret sauce that makes The Five on Fox News shine.
After that, famed conservative commentator Bill O'Reilly, author of the upcoming Killing the Witches, checks back into the Dom Giordano Program for a review of last night's Town Hall on CNN featuring President Donald Trump hosted by Kaitlin Collins. Bill first tells that he just got off the phone with the former President, who told him how happy he was with the result of the Town Hall. Dom and O'Reilly run through multiple topics that Trump spoke of last night, with O'Reilly offering his opinion on the President's stance on Ukraine. Also, O'Reilly tells why he believes abortion is not even on Trump's radar, and tells how the Trump will approach the controversial topic. (Photo by Jason Koerner/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Dom leads off the Dom Giordano Program by discussing the continued slant of the Democratic Party as the progressive sect gains more and more power. On that, Dom mentions that he’s found the new litmus test for future Democratic candidates, telling that he believes any left-leaning candidate must now support the ridiculous idea of reparations or fear losing progressive support. Then, Dom returns to the topic of Hunter Biden, playing back some audio from a press conference today held by the Republicans of the House Oversight Committees announcing evidence proving collusion between the Biden family and foreign officials. Also, Dom and Dan discuss who deserves tips and whether businesses should be allowed to ban it, and Dom plays back a new clip of the oft-wacky Congressman Hank Johnson. (Photo by Justin Sullivan/Getty Images)
In today’s second hour, Congressman Scott Perry joins the Dom Giordano Program only hours after he and the rest of the Republicans on the Congressional Oversight Committee held a press conference announcing evidence of corruption and collusion between Hunter Biden, Joe Biden, and foreign officials. First, Dom asks Perry whether he believes this will have the impact that most conservatives hope it will, with Perry and Giordano discussing the state of the media and the lack of investigative journalism. Then, Perry tells Dom of the depth of the information they’ve received about the Biden family connections, stressing the negative effect of the politically-plugged in family accepting the amount of money they did on multiple occasions from foreign entities. Also, Dom asks Perry about the coming end of Title 42, with Perry telling of the importance of securing our border as crime and the heroin epidemic continue to explode.
Then, Dom welcomes in Ira Mehlman, Media Director for Federation for American Immigration Reform, back onto the Dom Giordano Program to set the scene down at the border as Title 42 expires. Mehlman, sitting only 50 yards from the border near El Paso, tells that the Biden administration has essentially opened the flood gates, with him and his FAIR colleagues watching large groups of migrants streaming into the United States. (Photo by Kevin Dietsch/Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by discussing the groundbreaking news surrounding Hunter Biden after a House Oversight Committee press conference laid forth proof of corruption and collusion between the Biden officials and foreign officials. Dom asks listeners and his producer Dan whether they are confident or not that something will actually come out of this, with Dan telling why he’s lost all confidence in media covering this story fairly. Then, Dom updates the story he told yesterday about the implementation of the pro-LGBT “I’m Here” badge in Norristown, playing back audio from school officials announcing the new initiative. Also, Dan eats Capt’n Chucky’s new lobster and crab ravioli variations after a Dom suggestion, and Dom tells why he’s against Taylor Swift ringing the bell at the upcoming Sixers game. (Photo by Drew Angerer/Getty Images)
Dom Giordano plays back audio of school officials from Norristown, PA announcing the implementation of the 'I Am Here' badge program, which awards a signal of virtue for LGBT+ allies. The problem is, on the badge is a QR code that links to a website that offers sexual 'how-to' guides and other questionable content! What? (Photo by Getty Images)
Congressman Scott Perry joins the Dom Giordano Program only hours after he and the rest of the Republicans on the Congressional Oversight Committee held a press conference announcing evidence of corruption and collusion between Hunter Biden, Joe Biden, and foreign officials. First, Dom asks Perry whether he believes this will have the impact that most conservatives hope it will, with Perry and Giordano discussing the state of the media and the lack of investigative journalism. Then, Perry tells Dom of the depth of the information they’ve received about the Biden family connections, stressing the negative effect of the politically-plugged in family accepting the amount of money they did on multiple occasions from foreign entities. Also, Dom asks Perry about the coming end of Title 42, with Perry telling of the importance of securing our border as crime and the heroin epidemic continue to explode. (Photo by Anna Moneymaker/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes in Ira Mehlman, Media Director for Federation for American Immigration Reform, back onto the Dom Giordano Program to set the scene down at the border as Title 42 expires. Mehlman, sitting only 50 yards from the border near El Paso, tells that the Biden administration has essentially opened the flood gates, with him and his FAIR colleagues watching large groups of migrants streaming into the United States. (Photo by Joe Raedle/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes Republican candidate for Philadelphia Mayor David Oh back onto the Dom Giordano Program to hear how his campaign has been going since they last spoke. First, Dom and Oh speak about Oh’s potential Democratic contenders, with Oh suggesting that he believes Gym or Rhynhart to be the front-runner, which Dom notes will allow Oh to easily separate himself from the other candidate due to Gym and Rhynhart’s more-Progressive approach than their cohorts. Then, Oh and Dom discuss public safety, with Oh telling that the issue will remain the primary issue through a primary election, explaining the importance of the safety of Philadelphians and the impact that has on both livability and the economy. Dom asks Oh how he’d approach working with Philadelphia District Attorney Larry Krasner, with Oh noting that the official is indeed duly elected, but laying out his plan if things did not go positively in a new working relationship. (Photo by Getty Images)
In today’s third hour, Dom leads off the Dom Giordano program by telling of a new program taking hold in Norristown that awards students and individuals in their school district with a badge noting LGBT+ support. On the badge, though, is a link to a website that offers students concerning information like a how-to on bondage and a blog titled ‘how to organize like a sex worker,’ which promotes sex work. Norristown badge ‘how to organize like a sex worker’. Then, Dom welcomes Republican candidate for Philadelphia Mayor David Oh back onto the Dom Giordano Program to hear how his campaign has been going since they last spoke. First, Dom and Oh speak about Oh’s potential Democratic contenders, with Oh suggesting that he believes Gym or Rhynhart to be the front-runner, which Dom notes will allow Oh to easily separate himself from the other candidate due to Gym and Rhynhart’s more-Progressive approach than their cohorts. Then, Oh and Dom discuss public safety, with Oh telling that the issue will remain the primary issue through a primary election, explaining the importance of the safety of Philadelphians and the impact that has on both livability and the economy. Dom asks Oh how he’d approach working with Philadelphia District Attorney Larry Krasner, with Oh noting that the official is indeed duly elected, but laying out his plan if things did not go positively in a new working relationship. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom Giordano tells that a new kitchen appliance is under attack by climate enthusiasts... the dishwasher. Also, Producer Dan tells of an LA Times editorial that expresses disappointment that California was not the first state to ban gas stoves. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom Giordano's Producer Dan reads back a tweet from a listener who suggests that, after a great performance hosting a debate between Philadelphia Mayoral candidates, Dom should host a debate featuring Presidential contenders. (Photo by Joe Raedle/Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by discussing a situation he was made aware of over in Norristown, Pennsylvania, with the Pennsylvania Teacher’s Union allegedly providing cards signaling virtue, that give a QR code that links to a website that provides ‘how-to’ sexual advice, even for bondage. Then, Dom and Dan toss around who they think may be Trump’s choice for VP, with Dom telling why he’d be against the former President picking Kari Lake, who recently ran for Governor of Arizona. Also, Dom reveals some information that’s already been released about the Texas white supremacist mass shooter, causing him to again question why we haven’t seen any more about the Tennessee transgendered shooter.
Then, Dom welcomes Don Trump Jr. back onto the Dom Giordano Program to hear what he’s been up to since his father left office. First, Giordano asks Don about his new book, Letters to Trump, a new coffee-table book that features some ironic letters sent to Trump from detractors and some heartwarming letters sent by friends. Then, Dom asks Trump Jr. about his comments about Fox News, asking why the former President’s son has not appeared on Fox News, with Don suggesting that the network has come firmly out against another presidential run for his father. Then, Dom asks Trump Jr. about the media treatment of Hunter Biden, asking how he thinks the media would cover his family if it were either he or his brother that have imbibed in all that Hunter has done. Also, Trump Jr. tells whether he’s considering throwing his own hat into the political realm, and suggests there may be some news involving Tucker Carlson in the very near future. (Photo by Joe Raedle/Getty Images)
In today’s second hour, Dom leads off the Dom Giordano Program by reflecting on yesterday’s Mayoral debate, asking listeners who they’re leaning toward if they’re able to vote, or if they had the chance to vote, in the election. Then Dom tells about a wild situation involving a canvasser for Helen Gym, who opened fire on another campaign worker. Also, Dom updates the very important DelCo race for a State Representative that may tilt the power structure in Harrisburg. In addition, Dom gives an update on the case involving Philadelphia SWAT officer Richard Nicoletti who used pepper spray on protestors on I-676, revealing why there was a hung jury and telling that DA Larry Krasner has already said he’ll retry the case. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom welcomes Don Trump Jr. back onto the Dom Giordano Program to hear what he’s been up to since his father left office. First, Giordano asks Don about his new book, Letters to Trump, a new coffee-table book that features some ironic letters sent to Trump from detractors and some heartwarming letters sent by friends. Then, Dom asks Trump Jr. about his comments about Fox News, asking why the former President’s son has not appeared on Fox News, with Don suggesting that the network has come firmly out against another presidential run for his father. Then, Dom asks Trump Jr. about the media treatment of Hunter Biden, asking how he thinks the media would cover his family if it were either he or his brother that have imbibed in all that Hunter has done. Also, Trump Jr. tells whether he’s considering throwing his own hat into the political realm, and suggests there may be some news involving Tucker Carlson in the very near future.
Dom welcomes in Jason Nark, columnist for the Philadelphia Inquirer, to discuss a new column he penned noting the death of AM radios as car manufacturers phase out installing the technology in new vehicles. Nark tells what’s been happening with newly produced vehicles, explaining that the technology is being slowly phased out in lieu of FM and internet radio capability using Bluetooth and phones. Also, Nark suggests how AM radio can be used as a selling point, and suggests what this may mean for the future of conservative radio. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom welcomes in Tom Crone of the Camden County GOP who has some good news about New Jersey politics, revealing that Democratic political powerhouse George Norcross is stepping aside, retiring to Florida. Crone explains why this is huge for the political scene in New Jersey, telling of the huge amount of pull that the Norcross family holds on the State’s DNC. Crone tells that there is now a power vacuum in New Jersey’s politics, which he predicts will create some interesting times, allowing stronger chances for Republicans moving forward. Also, Crone repeats that Norcross will move down to Florida, which prompts Producer Dan to chime in to point out the irony of his chosen location to settle. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s final hour, Dom leads off the Dom Giordano Program by reflecting on today’s debate between Philadelphia mayoral candidates Allan Domb, Cherelle Parker, and Amen Brown, offering his thoughts on what he thought was a great event. Then, Dom offers an update on Bud Light after tripping up when trying to go woke, and tells a horrific story about an individual in Bucks County who received the death penalty.
Then, Dom welcomes in Tom Crone of the Camden County GOP who has some good news about New Jersey politics, revealing that Democratic political powerhouse George Norcross is stepping aside, retiring to Florida. Crone explains why this is huge for the political scene in New Jersey, telling of the huge amount of pull that the Norcross family holds on the State’s DNC. Crone tells that there is now a power vacuum in New Jersey’s politics, which he predicts will create some interesting times, allowing stronger chances for Republicans moving forward. Also, Crone repeats that Norcross will move down to Florida, which prompts Producer Dan to chime in to point out the irony of his chosen location to settle. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by previewing his debate at 1PM on today’s show featuring Philadelphia Mayoral candidates Allan Domb, Cherelle Parker, and Amen Brown. Dom offers updates on the race, telling that sitting Mayor Jim Kenney, who is universally disliked, gave a soft endorsement today of Cherelle Parker, which causes Dom to ask whether this was a hit job, noting the negative effect of such an endorsement. Then, Dom switches lanes into national politics, telling about some criticism Biden has received since announcing another presidential run, facing multiple questions about his age. Also, Dom reveals that one of the biggest Democratic powerhouses nationwide, based in New Jersey, has decided to retire and move to New Jersey.
Then, Dom welcomes in Jason Nark, columnist for the Philadelphia Inquirer, to discuss a new column he penned noting the death of AM radios as car manufacturers phase out installing the technology in new vehicles. Nark tells what’s been happening with newly produced vehicles, explaining that the technology is being slowly phased out in lieu of FM and internet radio capability using Bluetooth and phones. Also, Nark suggests how AM radio can be used as a selling point, and suggests what this may mean for the future of conservative radio. (Photo by Kris Connor/Getty Images for Bud Light)
Full Debate | In today’s second hour, Dom hosts the final Mayoral Debate between candidates vying to be the next Mayor of Philadelphia. Dom is joined by candidates Allan Domb, Cherelle Parker, and Amen Brown as they debate the topics that actually concern Philadelphians, including issues of crime, quality of life, and poverty.
Full Hour | Today, Dom spent the final hour of the Dom Giordano Program largely discussing the death of Jordan Neely and the subways of New York City, taking a call from a listener involved in the politics of the Upper East Side who tells us how things have changed under progressive leadership. This allows Dom the opportunity to tie the negative trend of Philadelphia crime to that of New York's, explaining the negative implication of progressive policies on City safety. Also, Dom plays his Money Melody of the day, and reveals the winner of the Side Topic of the Day contest prize this week. (Photo by Andrew Burton/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes Curtis Sliwa, founder of New York’s Guardian Angels and former mayoral candidate for New York City, back onto the Dom Giordano Program to hear his take on the death of Jordan Neely, who was choked by an active-duty marine after showing aggression toward subway riders. Sliwa offers in-depth information that has come out regarding the incident today, also offering his thoughts on the reaction by far-left politicians such as Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, who rushed to call the incident a murder. Sliwa also tells about some others who have had incidents with Neely that paint a different picture than that being portrayed by progressives in media. (Photo by Michael M. Santiago/Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by discussing the horrific situation that unfolded on a New York City subway that lead to the death of Jordan Neely, a homeless individual, who was choked by a Marine. Dom tells that Curtis Sliwa, recent New York City mayoral candidate, will be joining in the second hour to relay the scene in New York. Then, Dom plays back some unfoldings in Harrisburg, including the audio of State Rep. Kinkead, who went overboard in supporting a bill which may force doctors to perform gender reassignment surgery. Also, Dom tells about a new push against the usage of 'Mt. Rushmore' as a substitute for a top 4 list, and Dom and Dan offer up who they believe to be considered America's royal family. (Photo by Frazer Harrison/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom leads off the Dom Giordano Program by offering more commentary on Phil Murphy’s horrible hair choices, leading him to point out an ironic situation involving the New Jersey Governor’s wife, Tammy. Dom tells that a State Trooper assigned to protect the first family was told not to breastfeed while on break while at the Governor’s home, pointing out the irony and hypocrisy of Tammy, who’s number one issue has been mother’s reproductive health. Then, Dom returns to the topic of Jordan Neely’s death, previewing an upcoming interview with Curtis Sliwa.
Then, Dom welcomes Curtis Sliwa, founder of New York’s Guardian Angels and former mayoral candidate for New York City, back onto the Dom Giordano Program to hear his take on the death of Jordan Neely, who was choked by an active-duty marine after showing aggression toward subway riders. Sliwa offers in-depth information that has come out regarding the incident today, also offering his thoughts on the reaction by far-left politicians such as Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, who rushed to call the incident a murder. Sliwa also tells about some others who have had incidents with Neely that paint a different picture than that being portrayed by progressives in media.
After that, Dom welcomes Neal Zoren back onto the Dom Giordano Program to hear what’s worth watching on TV. First, Dom tells of his love of the Diplomat, which he started watching upon a suggestion from Zoren. This leads them down a long path and discussion about the Netflix series, with both telling why they love the series so much. Then, Dom asks for another great recommendation, with Neal telling of a new Peacock series called Mrs. Davis, which he gives negative reviews despite hype online. Neal tells he is looking forward to two upcoming AppleTV shows, Silo and High Desert, that he thinks will turn out to be pretty good series. Also, Zoren recommends British television series Silent Witness on BritBox, and tells about a trip he’s on right now to New York City to see some shows on Broadway. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom Giordano, WPHT host and former teacher, has dedicated much of his daily show toward parents who are taking it into their own hands to push back against school boards that have a negative impact on their children. This has culminated in a weekly podcast on education, Readin', Writin', and Reason, which has allowed wonderful relationships to develop between Giordano, educators, and parents throughout the country who are speaking out against overbearing school boards.
First, Dom welcomes back Ian Prior, Senior Advisor at America First Legal and author of the new Parents of the World Unite!, onto the podcast to hear how he’s been and discuss his new book. Dom reminds listeners of Prior’s billboards throughout Philadelphia that posted radical progressive message in hopes to mock the ridiculous ideology, which got him into some hot water on social media. Then, Prior offers an update on his home county, Loudon County, which has been often in the headlines due to hyper-progressive officials forcing policies on unsuspecting parents. Also, Prior and Giordano delve into Parents of the World Unite!, with Prior telling of the great information that can be found in the book.
Then, Dom welcomes Megan Brock back onto the Dom Giordano Program to hear the result of her hearing late last week before a Common Pleas judge over documents she requested from Bucks County using the Freedom of Information act. Brock was seeking answers about school closures, requesting emails from August 2021, when the County overrode decisions made by Health Director David Damsker, who called for lax COVID restrictions, with State bureaucrats seemingly forcefully imposing stricter state guidelines. The judge hearing the case ruled partly in favor of Brock, giving the County two weeks to release the documents, and demanding they pay her lawyers $1,500 in fees. Also, Brock tells that she’ll be hosting an upcoming webinar coming up May 10th where she’ll teach other parents how to utilize Right-to-Know laws to find out what’s going on within their school hallways.
Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Dom welcomes Pennsylvania State Treasurer Stacy Garrity back onto the Dom Giordano Program to hear her thoughts on a Biden administration rule that would punish mortgage borrowers with good credit scores in the guise of equity. Garrity explains why she believes it will be a disaster, explaining that this completely undermines our credit system. Then, Dom and Garrity discuss other political topics, including the benefit for Republicans in embracing mail-in balloting while legal, and the rampant theft of small businesses driving owners out of Pennsylvania's economy.
Then, Dom welcomes in State Representative Martina White to discuss multiple topics unfolding in Harrisburg as the State House sits in session. First, Representative White tells Dom about the voting result of HB300, a nondiscrimination bill that could force doctors to perform gender-reassignment surgery on minors or face losing their license. Also, White tells Giordano how this would also have an impact on women’s sports, including the sharing of locker rooms cross-gender. Then, White and Giordano discuss a bill that passed through Senate that would ban the opening of safe injection sites in the state of Pennsylvania, with White explaining why this bill was proposed, and why it’s so important to pass, particularly for the citizens of Philadelphia.
Dom welcomes in State Representative Martina White to discuss multiple topics unfolding in Harrisburg as the State House sits in session. First, Representative White tells Dom about the voting result of HB300, a nondiscrimination bill that could force doctors to perform gender-reassignment surgery on minors or face losing their license. Also, White tells Giordano how this would also have an impact on women’s sports, including the sharing of locker rooms cross-gender. Then, White and Giordano discuss a bill that passed through Senate that would ban the opening of safe injection sites in the state of Pennsylvania, with White explaining why this bill was proposed, and why it’s so important to pass, particularly for the citizens of Philadelphia. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom Giordano reveals that Philadelphia ranks as the 4th highest in citizens who partake in naked gardening, which kicks off a conversation between him and his Producer Dan, which leads into a chat about Philadelphia's annual Naked Bike Ride.
In today’s second hour, Dom leads off the Dom Giordano Program by offering up a controversial topic, asking listeners whether routine shooter lockdown practice is needed for students in schools. Dom reads back an opinion piece that suggests these drills are detrimental to students, agreeing with the piece, explaining why he believes the drills only serve to frighten children. Then, Dom returns to the topic of the 30-year-old homeless man who was fatally choked by a Marine in a New York subway, offering some information on the slain individual, Jordan Neely, telling that he used to be a performer in Philadelphia’s subway. Then, though, Dom tells about his frustrations with the reporting of the story and the Leftist response, asking why this is such a huge news story while eyes are continually turned away from stories such as individuals tossed onto the tracks, or other murders on platforms, for example here in Philadelphia. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by discussing multiple news stories unfolding, leading off with his commentary on the incident making news in New York City that saw a homeless man fatally choked on the subway by a Marine. Then, Dom offers updates on the debate over supervised injection sites in Harrisburg after the State Senate passed a bill banning the initiative in Pennsylvania, telling that he’s heard that there’s been an effort to move the bill from the House’s judiciary committee to the human services committee in hopes to drive more support against banning the sites in Philadelphia.
Then, Dom welcomes mayoral candidate and State Representative Amen Brown back into the studio to hear his thoughts, wearing his hat as a State Representative, on a debate playing out in Harrisburg over safe injection sites. Amen Brown explains his stance, telling why he’s so vehemently against allowing the immoral locations to open in Philadelphia, and tells what he hopes to see play out in Harrisburg to push through a ban state-wide. (Photo by Drew Angerer/Getty Images)
In today’s third hour, Dom welcomes Pennsylvania State Treasurer Stacy Garrity back onto the Dom Giordano Program to hear her thoughts on a Biden administration rule that would punish mortgage borrowers with good credit scores in the guise of equity. Garrity explains why she believes it will be a disaster, explaining that this completely undermines our credit system. Then, Dom and Garrity discuss other political topics, including the benefit for Republicans in embracing mail-in balloting while legal, and the rampant theft of small businesses driving owners out of Pennsylvania's economy. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom welcomes mayoral candidate and State Representative Amen Brown back into the studio to hear his thoughts, wearing his hat as a State Representative, on a debate playing out in Harrisburg over safe injection sites. Amen Brown explains his stance, telling why he’s so vehemently against allowing the immoral locations to open in Philadelphia, and tells what he hopes to see play out in Harrisburg to push through a ban state-wide. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom Giordano takes a call from a listener, Tom in Marlton, who suggests that Camden is indeed turning around their negative reputation of crime. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom Giordano gets a call from a listener who has a story about being mistaken by a traffic camera, telling of the hoops she had to jump through to prove her innocence. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Dom leads off the Dom Giordano Program by telling of the latest victim of cancel culture, Herbie the Husker, who allegedly uses an OK symbol, which is now tied to white supremacy. This makes Producer Dan die laughing, noting that the mascot isn’t even using the symbol, and also asking whether it’s fat shaming since the new Herbie is a bit thinner than his older counterpoint. Then, Dom offers up Presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. as a topic, asking why many former Trump supporters seem to welcome Kennedy as a potential candidate. Also, Dom offers his live opinion to breaking news that the Federal Reserve will be hiking rates another .25%. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by updating the Harrisburg vote on the potential ban of supervised injection sites in the state of Pennsylvania, explaining that the vote has now passed Senate and sits waiting for a congressional approval before making its way to Josh Shapiro’s desk. Then, Dom updates other instances of debate in Harrisburg, offering an update on the Krasner impeachment and playing back a clip from a House member who argued in favor of punishing doctors who refuse to perform gender reassignment surgery on minors.
Then, Dom welcomes in Camden County Police Chief Gabriel Rodriguez onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss how he and others leading the police department have revolutionized the City’s crime rate, lowering it to levels that many never expected. First, Dom and Rodriguez discuss the Chief’s history a bit, with Rodriguez telling of his childhood in the City of Camden. Then, Dom asks Rodriguez about the notion of ‘community policing,’ with Rodriguez laying out the relationships that his officers share with the City residents and the repeated help that residents provide in giving information that leads to accountability. Then, Dom and the Chief delve into his call for more cameras in the City, with Dom questioning the potential invasion of privacy that comes with such an initiative. Finally, the Chief takes Giordano through his relationship with both federal agencies and his equivalent of the District Attorney in the County Prosecutor, and the importance of a good relationship for seeing results in an effort like the one in Camden. (Photo by Getty Images)
In today’s second hour, Dom continues the Dom Giordano Program by telling of a cameo at a recent Bruce Springsteen concert, playing back some audio of Michelle Obama providing backup vocals on Springsteen’s Barcelona performance of ‘Glory Days.’ Then, Dom takes some calls from listeners wanting to offer their take on Camden’s crime after the interview with Camden County Police Chief Gabriel Rodriguez.
Then, Dom welcomes in the ‘South Philly Mom’ Leighann Savloff, a mother who went viral after protesting against Safe Injection Sites, laying into former Governor Ed Rendell for his previous support, to hear some updates on the push to ban safe injection sites in Pennsylvania. First, Dom reveals that one State Representative is holding up the vote on a bill that would ban the initiative after nearly unanimously passing through State Senate, with Leighann expressing her absolute surprise after hearing somebody outside of Philadelphia is the one holding up the vote to ban these sites. (Photo by Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes in Camden County Police Chief Gabriel Rodriguez onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss how he and others leading the police department have revolutionized the City’s crime rate, lowering it to levels that many never expected. First, Dom and Rodriguez discuss the Chief’s history a bit, with Rodriguez telling of his childhood in the City of Camden. Then, Dom asks Rodriguez about the notion of ‘community policing,’ with Rodriguez laying out the relationships that his officers share with the City residents and the repeated help that residents provide in giving information that leads to accountability. Then, Dom and the Chief delve into his call for more cameras in the City, with Dom questioning the potential invasion of privacy that comes with such an initiative. Finally, the Chief takes Giordano through his relationship with both federal agencies and his equivalent of the District Attorney in the County Prosecutor, and the importance of a good relationship for seeing results in an effort like the one in Camden. (Photo by Andrew Burton/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes in the ‘South Philly Mom’ Leighann Savloff, a mother who went viral after protesting against Safe Injection Sites, laying into former Governor Ed Rendell for his previous support, to hear some updates on the push to ban safe injection sites in Pennsylvania. First, Dom reveals that one State Representative is holding up the vote on a bill that would ban the initiative after nearly unanimously passing through State Senate, with Leighann expressing her absolute surprise after hearing somebody outside of Philadelphia is the one holding up the vote to ban these sites. (Photo by Spencer Platt/Getty Images)
Dom Giordano and producer Dan play back some embarrassing clips from today's Krasner press conference in which the District Attorney tries his hand at rapping in effort to break through to those committing crimes in Philadelphia. (Photo by Scott Heins/Getty Images)
Dom Giordano reveals some pitiful numbers about police staffing in Philadelphia, and tells what he hopes to see from the next Mayor in hiring new officers. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Dom leads off the Dom Giordano Program by telling about some online grumbles about Jalen Hurts’ agent Nicole Lynn, who allegedly left her working relationship with rapper Lil Wayne over his friendship with former President Donald Trump. Then, Dom tells about a decision in the Wisconsin Supreme Court that won’t order Ivermectin use for COVID. After that, Dom and Dan return to the topic of police surveillance, with Dan arguing in favor of the installation for more cameras, which he argues as an extra tool for understaffed police to do their jobs. Dom takes umbrage with this suggestion, arguing against the invasion of privacy that would come with such an initiative. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom leads off the Dom Giordano Program by playing back a clip of Philadelphia District Attorney Larry Krasner, who seemingly attempted to rap in an effort to break through to those committing crimes in the City. Then, Dom tells about a bill in Harrisburg passed yesterday in State Senate that would ban the opening of Supervised Injection Sites in the State of Pennsylvania, telling why he fully supports the ban, and informing listeners which mayoral candidates support the potential for one to open in Philadelphia. Also, Dom tells about an upcoming CNN Town Hall featuring Donald Trump, explaining why he believes Kaitlin Collins will make for a great host. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by offering an update on the Philadelphia mayoral race, telling some fascinating information he learned involving candidate Helen Gym, who makes much more money than she’d ever want to portray. Then, this leads Dom into a conversation of crime in Philadelphia, giving him reason to bring up a story he saw about Camden’s policing. Dom delves in depth to the work being done in Camden, but providing a caveat, telling that much of the positivity comes with the introduction of heightened surveillance of citizens, which sparks a debate between Dom and Dan. Also, Dom offers his review of Lawrence Jones, who’s been sitting in Tucker Carlson’s recently-empty seat in the Fox News Primetime lineup. (Photo by Andrew Burton/Getty Images)
In today’s third hour, Dom continues the Dom Giordano Program by telling of a new ban of an animal tranquilizer in Pennsylvania, telling that a prediction he made about this weeks ago has come to fruition, now with Veterinarians running into roadblocks when trying to treat horses, cattle, and other large animals. Also, Dom tells about a new mortgage change by the Biden administration that hopes to lessen the gap between those with low and high credit scores. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom welcomes Raven Renneisen, Co-Director of National Day of Prayer Delaware County, onto the Dom Giordano Program to hear about upcoming events in Delaware County on Thursday to celebrate that National Day of Prayer. Raven tells Giordano about the event beginning Thursday at 11:30AM at the Rose Tree Park in Media, PA, which will include the reading of a resolution involving the National Day of Prayer, worship, and praise music. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom welcomes back in Giuseppe from Conservative Tours, his tour guide for the upcoming trip to Italy that he’ll be taking with listeners. Giuseppe tells Giordano and listeners about the holiday in Italy today, explaining that it is Italian Labor Day, which Giuseppe frames as an excuse for governmental workers to take 10 days off. Also, Giuseppe tells what to look forward to when visiting Italy, and tells us a bit about the incredible history of Dom’s homeland. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom welcomes back in Giuseppe from Conservative Tours, his tour guide for the upcoming trip to Italy that he’ll be taking with listeners. Giuseppe tells Giordano and listeners about the holiday in Italy today, explaining that it is Italian Labor Day, which Giuseppe frames as an excuse for governmental workers to take 10 days off.
Then, Dom tells about the end of an initiative in Philadelphia involving Philadelphia Police Officers handing out free wheel locks to KIA and Hyundai owners. Dom notes that Philadelphia is the only police department out of 725 participants who are ending the program that offers citizens free wheel locks if they own a targeted vehicle, with officials deeming it a ‘band aid’ instead of a solution. Dom takes issue with this, asking why Philadelphia leaders continue to make life incredibly dangerous for their citizens by making stupid decisions like this.
After that, Dom welcomes Raven Renneisen, Co-Director of National Day of Prayer Delaware County, onto the Dom Giordano Program to hear about upcoming events in Delaware County on Thursday to celebrate that National Day of Prayer. Raven tells Giordano about the event beginning Thursday at 11:30AM at the Rose Tree Park in Media, PA, which will include the reading of a resolution involving the National Day of Prayer, worship, and praise music. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by telling he’s nervous today for two different reasons, first telling about his fandom of the Philadelphia 76ers, previewing tonight’s match-up against the Boston Celtics, and then telling listeners about more endorsements for hyper-progressive Philadelphia mayoral candidate Helen Gym. Dan is surprised to hear that The Hulk, Mark Ruffalo, has endorsed Helen, sarcastically explaining the importance of a movie superhero’s opinion on Philadelphia politics. Then, Dom plays back some clips from Democratic Presidential candidate Robert Kennedy, Jr., focusing on his stance on transgender issues, with the candidate noting that he does not support biological males competing in female sports. This excites Dom, with the host explaining that Kennedy in the primary will force accountability for Biden and other Democrats, forcing them to answer tough questions in debates and on the campaign trail. Then, Dom tells about an appearance by actor Kirk Cameron at the Cherry Hill library that drew so many attendees that the library was overwhelmed.
Then, Dom welcomes Megan Brock back onto the Dom Giordano Program to hear the result of her hearing late last week before a Common Pleas judge over documents she requested from Bucks County using the Freedom of Information act. Brock was seeking answers about school closures, requesting emails from August 2021, when the County overrode decisions made by Health Director David Damsker, who called for lax COVID restrictions, with State bureaucrats seemingly forcefully imposing stricter state guidelines. The judge hearing the case ruled partly in favor of Brock, giving the County two weeks to release the documents, and demanding they pay her lawyers $1,500 in fees. Also, Brock tells that she’ll be hosting an upcoming webinar coming up May 10th where she’ll teach other parents how to utilize Right-to-Know laws to find out what’s going on within their school hallways. (Photo by Jesse Grant/Getty Images for Disney)
Dom welcomes Megan Brock back onto the Dom Giordano Program to hear the result of her hearing late last week before a Common Pleas judge over documents she requested from Bucks County using the Freedom of Information act. Brock was seeking answers about school closures, requesting emails from August 2021, when the County overrode decisions made by Health Director David Damsker, who called for lax COVID restrictions, with State bureaucrats seemingly forcefully imposing stricter state guidelines. The judge hearing the case ruled partly in favor of Brock, giving the County two weeks to release the documents, and demanding they pay her lawyers $1,500 in fees. Also, Brock tells that she’ll be hosting an upcoming webinar coming up May 10th where she’ll teach other parents how to utilize Right-to-Know laws to find out what’s going on within their school hallways.
Dom Giordano, WPHT host and former teacher, has dedicated much of his daily show toward parents who are taking it into their own hands to push back against school boards that have a negative impact on their children. This has culminated in a weekly podcast on education, Readin', Writin', and Reason, which has allowed wonderful relationships to develop between Giordano, educators, and parents throughout the country who are speaking out against overbearing school boards.
First, Dom welcomes in State Representative Martina White to discuss the aforementioned bill authored by Malcolm Kenyatta that would require doctors to perform gender affirming care in Pennsylvania. Martina tells us all about the bill, noting the danger that comes with it, explaining even if a doctor does not think it’d be a good idea for a child or disagrees for religious reasons, that doctor could be at risk of losing their ability to practice.
Then, Dom welcomes back Beth Ann Rosica, writer at Broad and Liberty, to hear her reaction to Randi Weingarten’s hearing in front of a Congressional committee who will grill her, asking her questions about the decision to keep schools closed, resulting in detrimental effects to our country’s youth. Beth Ann, who ran Back to School PA, an organization dedicated to re-opening schools throughout the pandemic, reminds the audience of the role of the teacher’s unions in keeping schools closed, which runs counter to Weingarten’s attempt to pass blame.
Dom welcomes in legendary Eagles analyst Ray Didinger back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss the first round of the NFL Draft last night which saw the Eagles selecting Georgia defensive lineman Jalen Carter and linebacker Nolan Smith. Ray explains why he really loves the Eagles trade-up to the 9th overall selection, telling that he fully expected arguably the best player overall to be long-gone by the time the Eagles got their turn. (Photo by David Eulitt/Getty Images)
In today’s second hour, Dom welcomes in Cherelle Parker, candidate for Mayor of Philadelphia, back onto the Dom Giordano Program to hear her instant reaction after the release of the first unbiased poll on the Democratic primary for Philadelphia Mayor. After giving her reaction, Parker updates what she’s been up to since last appearing on the Dom Show. Then, Dom and Parker get into her recent debate performances, with the host complimenting her, with both delving into crime, city cleanliness, and what’s needed for the City of Philadelphia.
Then, Dom spends some time talking about the Eagles draft pick Jalen Carter, asking whether it was smart to pick the player who was arguably the best on field, knowing that he has a history involving street racing. This leads Dom to ask whether there is an entity larger than the Eagles in Philadelphia, eventually landing on crime as the only thing larger than the pull that the Eagles have. Finally, Dom welcomes in critic Scott Cronick, who offers his thoughts on the newest season of Barry on HBO, Marvel and DC's new Ant-Man and Shazam films, and Guy Ritchie's new film, The Covenant. (Photo by Alberto E. Rodriguez/Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by offering up the new and first polling results for the Philadelphia mayoral primary, telling that, as he expected, five candidates sit in a near tie, with all candidates only separated by 7 percentage points. Then, Dom reveals that Tucker Carlson’s first video since his Fox News departure has an enormous amount of views, predicting where he thinks the popular host will land next. Then, Dom delves into the continued silence around the manifesto of the Nashville school shooter, asking again why the FBI has yet to release the document.
In today’s second hour, Dom welcomes in Cherelle Parker, candidate for Mayor of Philadelphia, back onto the Dom Giordano Program to hear her instant reaction after the release of the first unbiased poll on the Democratic primary for Philadelphia Mayor. After giving her reaction, Parker updates what she’s been up to since last appearing on the Dom Show. Then, Dom and Parker get into her recent debate performances, with the host complimenting her, with both delving into crime, city cleanliness, and what’s needed for the City of Philadelphia. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom welcomes in Cherelle Parker, candidate for Mayor of Philadelphia, back onto the Dom Giordano Program to hear her instant reaction after the release of the first unbiased poll on the Democratic primary for Philadelphia Mayor. After giving her reaction, Parker updates what she’s been up to since last appearing on the Dom Show. Then, Dom and Parker get into her recent debate performances, with the host complimenting her, with both delving into crime, city cleanliness, and what’s needed for the City of Philadelphia. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom welcomes House Freedom Caucus leader, Representative Scott Perry, back onto the Dom Giordano Program to hear his thoughts on a couple issues playing out on Capitol Hill. First, Dom asks Perry about McCarthy’s bill on the debt ceiling, explaining why he’s not happy with it, but explains why it’s necessary, reminding listeners of the enormous Omnibus bill that required this, as they’re not able to fix the sins of the past. Perry takes us inside the negotiations, telling what it’s been like pushing up against Biden’s ‘I will not negotiate’ stance, explaining why he believes this is the best agreement they can get. (Photo by Kevin Dietsch/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes in Don Bozzuffi, President of the Deptford Little League, back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss a story out of his organization that’s gone viral nationwide. Last week, Bozzuffi announced to his league’s parents that they will now be forced to volunteer as an umpire in the league for 3 games if they’re being unruly to another umpire, who are all volunteers. This has caused quite a stir, as it seems somebody has finally landed on a way to push back against increasingly critical parents, many times leading to aggressive situations. Bozzuffi explains why he made this decision and tells about the response he’s received both from parents and with the news going viral. (Photo by Getty Images)
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Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by telling of a new RealClearInvestigation piece that delves into the business dealings of the Biden family with Ukraine. Dom takes listeners inside the story, telling that he hopes to have author Paul Sperry on soon, discussing in-depth allegations that an auto magnate with strong ties to Ukraine who has had past business dealings with the family is urging the war in Ukraine. Then, Dom offers some more commentary on Tucker Carlson’s departure, pontificating what he thinks will come next for the long-time Fox News primetime host. Then, Dom plays back a Phil Murphy interview where he addressed his new, strange hairstyle, which he blames on his hairdresser.
Then, Dom welcomes in Don Bozzuffi, President of the Deptford Little League, back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss a story out of his organization that’s gone viral nationwide. Last week, Bozzuffi announced to his league’s parents that they will now be forced to volunteer as an umpire in the league for 3 games if they’re being unruly to another umpire, who are all volunteers. This has caused quite a stir, as it seems somebody has finally landed on a way to push back against increasingly critical parents, many times leading to aggressive situations. Bozzuffi explains why he made this decision and tells about the response he’s received both from parents and with the news going viral. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Dom spends some time talking local stories, first telling of an article posted by the Philadelphia Inquirer that analyzes the effectiveness of the plastic bag ban. Dom tells of the results, but takes issue with both this report and an associated bike organization, explaining the lack of good prioritization as crime continues to explode throughout the City. This leads Dom to reveal a shocking local story, playing back an NBC10 clip of an incident that involved a stolen vehicle crashing into a SEPTA bus, which caused a van to also pile up onto the bus. While the driver of the ban was stuck in his van, crime cameras show another individual entering into the damaged vehicle and walking away with what’s assumed to be cash from the van.
Then, Dom welcomes House Freedom Caucus leader, Representative Scott Perry, back onto the Dom Giordano Program to hear his thoughts on a couple issues playing out on Capitol Hill. First, Dom asks Perry about McCarthy’s bill on the debt ceiling, explaining why he’s not happy with it, but explains why it’s necessary, reminding listeners of the enormous Omnibus bill that required this, as they’re not able to fix the sins of the past. Perry takes us inside the negotiations, telling what it’s been like pushing up against Biden’s ‘I will not negotiate’ stance, explaining why he believes this is the best agreement they can get. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom leads off the Dom Giordano Program by offering his thoughts on President Biden’s reading of reporter names as he called on journalists for questions after announcing his presidency. Dom contrasts this with former Presidents and tells why this is a negative to lead off his Presidential chances. Then, Dom plays back a clip from The View’s Whoopi Goldberg, who suggested that it’s very clear in the bible that God wants gender-affirming care for minors. This leads Dom to replay some comments made this week in Harrisburg by Representative Emily Kinkead, who, along with a bill written by Malcolm Kenyatta, suggested that doctors should be held accountable if they refuse to offer gender affirming care for minors.
Then, Dom welcomes in State Representative Martina White to discuss the aforementioned bill authored by Malcolm Kenyatta that would require doctors to perform gender affirming care in Pennsylvania. Martina tells us all about the bill, noting the danger that comes with it, explaining even if a doctor does not think it’d be a good idea for a child or disagrees for religious reasons, that doctor could be at risk of losing their ability to practice. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom welcomes in State Representative Martina White to discuss the aforementioned bill authored by Malcolm Kenyatta that would require doctors to perform gender affirming care in Pennsylvania. Martina tells us all about the bill, noting the danger that comes with it, explaining even if a doctor does not think it’d be a good idea for a child or disagrees for religious reasons, that doctor could be at risk of losing their ability to practice. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom tells of a new bill in the Pennsylvania statehouse that would target doctors who refuse to offer children gender affirming care, playing back a clip from a Democrat representative who tried arguing that doctors who refuse are dangerous to children.
Dom welcomes Presidential Candidate Vivek Ramaswamy back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss his continued campaign as he hopes to take on Donald Trump and others in the Republican primary. Vivek has made a ton of headlines recently, with many suggesting an interview he had with Don Lemon was the final straw in Lemon’s firing from CNN, after the former host and he had an impassioned debate about racial relations that included Lemon saying it doesn’t matter “whatever ethnicity he is.” Ramaswamy takes us inside the time spent in studio, telling how he noticed the host becoming more and more flustered as the interview went on, getting frustrated at producers giving him notes through his earpiece. Then, Vivek and Dom run through multiple topics that will formulate the cornerstones of his campaign, and Vivek explains the opportunity that voters have to see something similar to Ronald Reagan happen again. (Photo by Scott Olson/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes back Beth Ann Rosica, writer at Broad and Liberty, to hear her reaction to Randi Weingarten’s hearing in front of a Congressional committee who will grill her, asking her questions about the decision to keep schools closed, resulting in detrimental effects to our country’s youth. Beth Ann, who ran Back to School PA, an organization dedicated to re-opening schools throughout the pandemic, reminds the audience of the role of the teacher’s unions in keeping schools closed, which runs counter to Weingarten’s attempt to pass blame.
Dom welcomes Philadelphia mayoral candidate Allan Domb back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss a story that came out this week on Ralph Cipriano’s BigTrial Substack that tells the story of Allan Domb’s experience the night of the George Floyd riots. Dom retells what he told Cipriano, explaining that he was down the shore watching everything unfold on TV when he saw the first police car flipped and torched around 5:30PM, giving him cause to get in his car with a Maglite and his City Council hat to go help defend local businesses. Domb takes us through the evening, even reading back a text message he sent to Mayor Kenney requesting that he call in the National Guard, shining light on the leadership he’d bring to Philadelphia if something similar were to happen under his watch. (Photo by Mark Makela/Getty Images)
In today’s third hour, Dom welcomes back Beth Ann Rosica, writer at Broad and Liberty, to hear her reaction to Randi Weingarten’s hearing in front of a Congressional committee who will grill her, asking her questions about the decision to keep schools closed, resulting in detrimental effects to our country’s youth. Beth Ann, who ran Back to School PA, an organization dedicated to re-opening schools throughout the pandemic, reminds the audience of the role of the teacher’s unions in keeping schools closed, which runs counter to Weingarten’s attempt to pass blame.
Then, Dom welcomes Philadelphia mayoral candidate Allan Domb back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss a story that came out this week on Ralph Cipriano’s BigTrial Substack that tells the story of Allan Domb’s experience the night of the George Floyd riots. Dom retells what he told Cipriano, explaining that he was down the shore watching everything unfold on TV when he saw the first police car flipped and torched around 5:30PM, giving him cause to get in his car with a Maglite and his City Council hat to go help defend local businesses. Domb takes us through the evening, even reading back a text message he sent to Mayor Kenney requesting that he call in the National Guard, shining light on the leadership he’d bring to Philadelphia if something similar were to happen under his watch. (Photo by Paul Morigi/Getty Images for MomsRising Together)
In today’s second hour, Dom welcomes Presidential Candidate Vivek Ramaswamy back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss his continued campaign as he hopes to take on Donald Trump and others in the Republican primary. Vivek has made a ton of headlines recently, with many suggesting an interview he had with Don Lemon was the final straw in Lemon’s firing from CNN, after the former host and he had an impassioned debate about racial relations that included Lemon saying it doesn’t matter “whatever ethnicity he is.” Ramaswamy takes us inside the time spent in studio, telling how he noticed the host becoming more and more flustered as the interview went on, getting frustrated at producers giving him notes through his earpiece. Then, Vivek and Dom run through multiple topics that will formulate the cornerstones of his campaign, and Vivek explains the opportunity that voters have to see something similar to Ronald Reagan happen again.
Then, after hanging up with Vivek, Dom continues on with a discussion about national politics, explaining where he thinks Ramaswamy will fit into the primaries and telling why he’s excited to see him on the debate stage. After that, Dom tells about something he noticed about a list of Hollywood actors who are able to draw solely based on their name, revealing that most on the list are over 40 years old whereas, on a similar list in the 80s, most actors were in their 20s. (Photo by Win McNamee/Getty Images)
Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by discussing the power of the teachers unions on the precipice of a hearing this afternoon featuring Randi Weingarten, President of the American Federation of Teachers, who is expected to pass the blame of her union's role in closing down schools throughout the pandemic. Weingarten, who's readily aware of the damage done to children, has been in the media recently trying to argue that her union had no power in determining the lockdowns, which Dom vehemently disagrees with. Also, Dom tells of a new bill in the Pennsylvania statehouse that would target doctors who refuse to offer children gender affirming care, playing back a clip from a Democrat congresswoman who tried arguing that doctors who refuse are dangerous to children. (Photo by Jacquelyn Martin-Pool/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes Danielle Alvarez, National Spokesperson for the RNC, onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss President Joe Biden’s announcement centered on a false pretense of ‘freedom.’ First, Dom and Danielle discuss the overall message, with both joking how in the entire multi-minute video, the President fails to note one accomplishment from his Presidency. Then, Alvarez and Giordano discuss the topic of abortion and how Republicans will need to strategize going forward, with Alvarez revealing some polling that suggests the Democratic stance needs to be exploited as extreme, turning the debate on end. (Photo by Joe Raedle/Getty Images)
Dom Giordano tells of an upcoming hearing featuring Randi Weingarten, where she'll try and change the narrative on who's at fault for the demand for remote learning, hoping to pass blame away from her teacher's union. (Photo by Alex Wong/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Dom welcomes Danielle Alvarez, National Spokesperson for the RNC, onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss President Joe Biden’s announcement centered on a false pretense of ‘freedom.’ First, Dom and Danielle discuss the overall message, with both joking how in the entire multi-minute video, the President fails to note one accomplishment from his Presidency. Then, Alvarez and Giordano discuss the topic of abortion and how Republicans will need to strategize going forward, with Alvarez revealing some polling that suggests the Democratic stance needs to be exploited as extreme, turning the debate on end.
Then, after playing Dom’s Money Melody, Dom dedicates most of the hour to national politics, breaking down Biden’s announcement that he’ll be running again in 2024, telling us what’s going on today at the White House. Also, Dom plays his Lightning Round for the day, asking listeners to dial in with some songs that feature great choruses. (Photo by Drew Angerer/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom leads off the Dom Giordano Program by continuing the conversation on Tucker Carlson’s firing, with both the host and his producer Dan playing back some of their favorite moments from the former Fox News primetime host. Then, Dom asks listeners whether they’re ending their Fox Nation subscription over this after seeing some grumbling on social media. After that, due to President Joe Biden’s announcement today that he’ll be running again in 2024, Dom puts together his top 5 most ridiculous Biden lies, with both he and Dan providing commentary on some off-the-wall fibs made up by the President. (Photo by Mario Tama/Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by playing back some clips from yesterday’s announcement by President Joe Biden that he will be running again for President in 2024. Dom plays back a clip from Biden’s speech first that suggests he will continue with his trend of taking control of children away from their parents, exclaiming at one point that the Nation’s children are all of our children. Then, Dom plays back his video announcement package, pointing out all the divisiveness written between the lines as he continues to try and stir up hate against Republicans.
Then, Dom welcomes in Bill O’Reilly, Host of No Spin News, to discuss the shocking departure of Tucker Carlson from Fox News. O’Reilly, who’s incredibly familiar with the inner workings of the network, takes us inside conversations he’s had with individual still at the network, telling how the news came down of Carlson’s firing. Then, O’Reilly explains what he believes made Carlson successful, telling of Carlson’s vision of becoming the Fox News version of the Rush Limbaugh-type ideology, which moves a bit further to the right than what came before him, for example Bill’s O’Reilly Factor. Also, O’Reilly and Giordano pontificate where Carlson will land, with both suggesting he follows O’Reilly’s lead, owning his own media platform where he isn’t beholden to anybody. Also, O’Reilly tells where to find his newest in his Killing series of books, and tells about a very special deal coming up for Father’s Day. (Photo by Justin Sullivan/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes in Bill O’Reilly, Host of No Spin News, to discuss the shocking departure of Tucker Carlson from Fox News. O’Reilly, who’s incredibly familiar with the inner workings of the network, takes us inside conversations he’s had with individual still at the network, telling how the news came down of Carlson’s firing. Then, O’Reilly explains what he believes made Carlson successful, telling of Carlson’s vision of becoming the Fox News version of the Rush Limbaugh-type ideology, which moves a bit further to the right than what came before him, for example Bill’s O’Reilly Factor. Also, O’Reilly and Giordano pontificate where Carlson will land, with both suggesting he follows O’Reilly’s lead, owning his own media platform where he isn’t beholden to anybody. Also, O’Reilly tells where to find his newest in his Killing series of books, and tells about a very special deal coming up for Father’s Day. (Photo by Jason Koerner/Getty Images)
Dom reveals a Target out west that features aisles and aisles of protected products behind glass due to rampant crime in the area.
Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by continuing his commentary on the day of media reckoning that has come today, with the firings of both Don Lemon and Tucker Carlson announced by CNN and Fox News respectively. Dom explains why he believes viewers loved Tucker so much, and tells what he believes this spells for the network. Then, Dom talks about another media personality, Bill Maher, who made news over the weekend by asking why major black celebrities refuse to speak out about black-on-black crime. Then, Dom tells that Dorney Park, a Pennsylvania theme park staple in the area, has now limited entrance of teenagers, requiring a chaperone unless certain conditions are met, which he fully supports. Also, Dom reveals a new push by the Biden administration to redistribute wealth by making those with good credit scores cover the bill for more risky borrowers, which Dom finds appalling. (Photo by Mike Coppola/Getty Images for CNN)
Dom asks why we’ve still yet to see the manifesto of the Tennessee transgendered shooter. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom welcomes Representative Guy Reschenthaler back onto the Dom Giordano Program to hear what the Chief Deputy Whip of Congress has been up to recently. First, Dom and the Congressman discuss the push to control President Biden’s reckless spending through a debt ceiling, with the Representative taking us inside the back in forth in Congress over the new bill, explaining the detriment of not passing some form of control on the Administration’s exuberant bill. Also, Reschenthaler provides an update on Ukraine, telling how it ties to international relations with China, and tells about a recent trip he had to Taiwan, and threats he received from the Chinese Embassy over news of his visit. (Photo by Anna Moneymaker-Pool/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes in Ryan Hyde, Republican candidate for District Attorney of Chester County, into the Dom Giordano Program to hear about the slow seep of crime from Philadelphia into the City’s suburbs, including those within his County. Hyde takes us inside his usually-safe county, telling up a huge uptick in crime due to policies laid forth in Philadelphia by progressive DA Larry Krasner. Then, Hyde tells us about his opponent, offering up what he would do differently than the current stance of the county’s Democratic Party. Also, Hyde tells listeners how they can vote for him, and explains what to expect if he’s elected to office. (Photo by Getty Images)
In today’s second hour, Dom welcomes in Ryan Hyde, Republican candidate for District Attorney of Chester County, into the Dom Giordano Program to hear about the slow seep of crime from Philadelphia into the City’s suburbs, including those within his County. Hyde takes us inside his usually-safe county, telling up a huge uptick in crime due to policies laid forth in Philadelphia by progressive DA Larry Krasner. Then, Hyde tells us about his opponent, offering up what he would do differently than the current stance of the county’s Democratic Party. Also, Hyde tells listeners how they can vote for him, and explains what to expect if he’s elected to office.
Then, Dom continues on with more commentary about the firing of Tucker Carlson from Fox News and Don Lemon from CNN, telling what he thinks both hosts will do now without their obligations to their network, with one listener suggesting that Tucker could enter into politics as Trump’s Vice President Candidate.
After that, Dom welcomes Representative Guy Reschenthaler back onto the Dom Giordano Program to hear what the Chief Deputy Whip of Congress has been up to recently. First, Dom and the Congressman discuss the push to control President Biden’s reckless spending through a debt ceiling, with the Representative taking us inside the back in forth in Congress over the new bill, explaining the detriment of not passing some form of control on the Administration’s exuberant bill. Also, Reschenthaler provides an update on Ukraine, telling how it ties to international relations with China, and tells about a recent trip he had to Taiwan, and threats he received from the Chinese Embassy over news of his visit. (Photo by Jason Koerner/Getty Images)
Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by offering his thoughts on the huge breaking news that Fox News and Tucker Carlson have parted ways, telling why he thinks this may have happened. Then, Dom and Producer Dan discuss what this means for the network, with both pontificating who will replace the long-time ratings monster in the Fox News primetime slot. Then, Dom and Dan discuss where they believe Carlson will land, with a caller even suggesting that the host should run for President with his newfound free time. Then, Producer Dan breaks in to tell Dom that CNN has also just announced that they’ll be parting ways with 17-year host Don Lemon, another huge development in the world of political news. This leads the two to also discuss where they believe the former CNN host will land, and Dom also asks why we’ve still yet to see the manifesto of the Tennessee transgendered shooter. (Photo by Rich Polk/Getty Images for Politicon)
Dom Giordano, WPHT host and former teacher, has dedicated much of his daily show toward parents who are taking it into their own hands to push back against school boards that have a negative impact on their children. This has culminated in a weekly podcast on education, Readin', Writin', and Reason, which has allowed wonderful relationships to develop between Giordano, educators, and parents throughout the country who are speaking out against overbearing school boards.
First, Dom leads off the podcast by telling of a 150-page report released Thursday night at a Central Bucks School District meeting that blows up anti-LGBT allegations made against the School Board, pointing toward complaints made by a teacher that seem like false allegations in hopes to create a narrative. Dom welcomes in Central Bucks School District President Dana Hunter to hear about last night's board meeting in which this report was presented that calls into question allegations made by a teacher that the board has been hateful toward LGBT students. In the investigation, attorneys for the district found two explosive documents, the first being a write-up of alleged bullying against two students, one who alleges anti-LGBT hate and another who refused to go along with the teacher's narrative, found on the teacher's computer, and another being an email sent by a board member to Secretary Cardona and the Office of the Civil Rights asking for a Federal investigation into the district. Hunter explains that both emails add further evidence to the determination that much of what was alleged against the school board was only create to advance a false narrative.
Then, Dom welcomes back in Megan Brock, a parent-activist in Bucks County, who has joined the podcast multiple times, even receiving the Readin' Writin' and Reason Person of the Year for 2022, to lay forth information that she received utilizing the Right-To-Know process in Pennsylvania that exposes questionable actions during Coronavirus by Bucks County. Bucks County filed multiple lawsuits against Brock to prevent the release of the documents uncovered in these Right-to-Know requests and Brock tells that Thursday morning, her cases will be heard at the Bucks County Justice Center. Brock brings us inside the situation, and tells what she expects at this week’s hearing.
Dom welcomes in Central Bucks School District President Dana Hunter to hear about last night's board meeting in which this report was presented that calls into question allegations made by a teacher that the board has been hateful toward LGBT students. In the investigation, attorneys for the district found two explosive documents, the first being a writeup of alleged bullying against two students, one who alleges anti-LGBT hate and another who refused to go along with the teacher's narrative, found on the teacher's computer, and another being an email sent by a board member to Secretary Cardona and the Office of the Civil Rights asking for a Federal investigation into the district. Hunter explains that both emails add further evidence to the determination that much of what was alleged against the school board was only create to advance a false narrative.
Dom welcomes in Kara Dansky, President of U.S. Chapter of Women’s Declaration International, an organization based in Leftist radical feminist ideology, to hear why her organization and other Leftist organizations are starting to break with the Biden administration over their favorable treatment of Trans issues at the detriment of women. Dansky explains her organization’s Declaration on Women’s Sex-Based Rights, telling of their effort to protect Women’s rights, explaining why many Democrats have started to become angry over the prioritization of Trans rights at the expense of women. Dansky lays forth the negative implications of allowing Trans athletes to compete in Women’s sports, with Dom and Kara discussing the situation at Penn with record-setting women’s swimmer Lia Thomas. (Photo by Kathryn Riley/Getty Images)
Then, Dom welcomes in @PhillyCrimeUpdate from the Twitter-verse to hear of a brewing controversy over the removal of American flags put up by Council candidate Sam Oropeza by PECO. PhillyCrimeUpdate alleges that there may be some involvement here by the Philadelphia GOP after a history of beef between the organization and the candidate, and tells a bit why this particular block received the American flag treatment, explaining of a Veteran who lives on the street.
After that, Philly GOP Secretary and Spokesperson Pete Smith rings in to defend the Philadelphia GOP after the allegations made by PhillyCrimeUpdate, telling Dom that he swears that the GOP had absolutely no involvement in the removal of the flags. Smith goes even further, telling that he'll call for the firing of any low-level GOP official who may have been involved in such a decision, and even noting that he's willing to resign if it turns out to be a decision made by an equal-level executive.
Full Hour | In today's third hour, Dom welcomes in Kara Dansky, President of U.S. Chapter of Women’s Declaration International, an organization based in Leftist radical feminist ideology, to hear why her organization and other Leftist organizations are starting to break with the Biden administration over their favorable treatment of Trans issues at the detriment of women. Dansky explains her organization’s Declaration on Women’s Sex-Based Rights, telling of their effort to protect Women’s rights, explaining why many Democrats have started to become angry over the prioritization of Trans rights at the expense of women. Dansky lays forth the negative implications of allowing Trans athletes to compete in Women’s sports, with Dom and Kara discussing the situation at Penn with record-setting women’s swimmer Lia Thomas.
Then, Dom welcomes in @PhillyCrimeUpdate from the Twitter-verse to hear of a brewing controversy over the removal of American flags put up by Council candidate Sam Oropeza by PECO. PhillyCrimeUpdate alleges that there may be some involvement here by the Philadelphia GOP after a history of beef between the organization and the candidate, and tells a bit why this particular block recieved the American flag treatment, explaining of a Veteran who lives on the street.
After that, Philly GOP Secretary and Spokesperson Pete Smith rings in to defend the Philadelphia GOP after the allegations made by PhillyCrimeUpdate, telling Dom that he swears that the GOP had absolutely no involvement in the removal of the flags. Smith goes even further, telling that he'll call for the firing of any low-level GOP official who may have been involved in such a decision, and even noting that he's willing to resign if it turns out to be a decision made by an equal-level executive. (Photo by Getty Images)
In today’s second hour, Dom leads off the Dom Giordano Program by telling of a new initiative in Lower Merion to ban the sale of firearms near school properties. Dom tells that there’s only one gun store in the town currently, and this edict wouldn’t effect it, but he still stands against it. Producer Dan hops in again as ‘Dan the Red’ to argue why he’s on favor of it, asking what if it were a marijuana dispensary we were talking about instead. Then, after taking some calls on the topic, Dom returns to national politics, telling why he supports the new angle by Donald Trump on abortion that is a bit less radical than DeSantis’s 6-week abortion ban, explaining how the best path to advance pro-Life ideology is not through lambasting voters with radical ideologies.
Then, Neal Zoren joins the Dom Giordano Program to tell us what's worth watching over the weekend, and also explaining why we may be seeing a theater renaissance after the success of Amazon Prime's AIR, which tells the story of the Jordan brand. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by telling of a 150-page report released last night at a Central Bucks School District meeting that blows up anti-LGBT allegations made against the School Board, pointing toward complaints made by a teacher that seem like false allegations in hopes to create a narrative.
Then, Dom welcomes in Central Bucks School District President Dana Hunter to hear about last night's board meeting in which this report was presented that calls into question allegations made by a teacher that the board has been hateful toward LGBT students. In the investigation, attorneys for the district found two explosive documents, the first being a writeup of alleged bullying against two students, one who alleges anti-LGBT hate and another who refused to go along with the teacher's narrative, found on the teacher's computer, and another being an email sent by a board member to Secretary Cardona and the Office of the Civil Rights asking for a Federal investigation into the district. Hunter explains that both emails add further evidence to the determination that much of what was alleged against the school board was only create to advance a false narrative. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom welcomes in Sam Oropeza, candidate for City Council in Philadelphia, to hear his thoughts on news that Council will launch hearings into Isaiah Thomas’s Equality in Driving Law. Also, Oropeza tells about a fundraiser tonight at the Union League Golf Course, and explains why it’s incredibly important to make sure City Council has Republican representation at a time when it’s realistically possible to see a fully Democratic and Socialist Council. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom leads off the hour by offering an update on the Philadelphia Mayoral Primary, telling of recent debates and telling that there will be a new poll coming up that uses ranked-choice voting. This leads Dom to express why he’s against ranked choice voting in elections, with Dan offering a countering opinion, leading to a long debate that brings in Broad and Liberty journalist Ben Mannes, who explains why it would be incredibly beneficial on the City Council level. Also, throughout the hour, Dom and Dan debate heightened surveillance, and Dom tells why he believes the strongest cult of the left to be the loud minority of Trans supporters. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom welcomes Dan Bartkowiak, Communications Director of the Pennsylvania Family Institute, to hear where Pennsylvania stands on recreational marijuana legalization. Bartkowiak tells of some news regarding marijuana legalization in Governor Josh Shapiro’s proposal, and tells of a strong push by progressive Democrats in Harrisburg to legalize the drug for recreational use. Also, Dom and Bartkowiak discuss whether they believe legalization would pass in the State, and Dan tells us the negative implications that States who have legalized have seen. (Photo by Christopher Furlong/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes Representative Jeff Van Drew back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss the Congressman’s very busy couple weeks. First, Dom asks for Van Drew to response to Representative Hakeem Jeffries, who said today that males competing in female sports teams is ‘an issue that doesn’t really exist. Then, Dom reads back a letter sent by Democratic congressmen and Robert Menendez asking Republicans to lay off the windmill companies, trying to justify the repeated whale deaths at the Jersey Shore with climate change and the speed of ships. Also, Van Drew takes us inside this week’s Judiciary Committee hearing into Manhattan DA Alvin Bragg, with the Congressman telling how he felt when dealing with the ignorance of Democrats on the issue of public safety. (Photo by Drew Angerer/Getty Images)
In today’s third hour, Dom welcomes Representative Jeff Van Drew back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss the Congressman’s very busy couple weeks. First, Dom asks for Van Drew to response to Representative Hakeem Jeffries, who said today that males competing in female sports teams is ‘an issue that doesn’t really exist. Then, Dom reads back a letter sent by Democratic congressmen and Robert Menendez asking Republicans to lay off the windmill companies, trying to justify the repeated whale deaths at the Jersey Shore with climate change and the speed of ships. Also, Van Drew takes us inside this week’s Judiciary Committee hearing into Manhattan DA Alvin Bragg, with the Congressman telling how he felt when dealing with the ignorance of Democrats on the issue of public safety.
Then, after playing Dom’s Money Melody, Dom welcomes in Sam Oropeza, candidate for City Council in Philadelphia, to hear his thoughts on news that Council will launch hearings into Isaiah Thomas’s Equality in Driving Law. Also, Oropeza tells about a fundraiser tonight at the Union League Golf Course, and explains why it’s incredibly important to make sure City Council has Republican representation at a time when it’s realistically possible to see a fully Democratic and Socialist Council. (Photo by Alex Wong/Getty Images)
In today’s second hour, Dom leads off the hour by offering an update on the Philadelphia Mayoral Primary, telling of recent debates and telling that there will be a new poll coming up that uses ranked-choice voting. This leads Dom to express why he’s against ranked choice voting in elections, with Dan offering a countering opinion, leading to a long debate that brings in Broad and Liberty journalist Ben Mannes, who explains why it would be incredibly beneficial on the City Council level. Also, throughout the hour, Dom and Dan debate heightened surveillance, and Dom tells why he believes the strongest cult of the left to be the loud minority of Trans supporters. (Photo by Getty Images)
Today, Dom Giordano leads off the Dom Giordano Program by discussing a decision by two radical feminist groups, who announced that they’re breaking with the Biden administration and joining congressional Republicans in supporting the Protection of Women and Girls in Sports Act, which prevents biological males from competing in women’s sports. Then, Dom tells of some coming results of a new report looking into accusations of anti-LGBT behavior by Central Bucks School District officials. Also, Dom reboots a conversation last week about the usage of surveillance by Police, telling that there has already been a shooting under the newly installed cameras in Philadelphia’s recreational facilities.
Then, Dom welcomes Dan Bartkowiak, Communications Director of the Pennsylvania Family Institute, to hear where Pennsylvania stands on recreational marijuana legalization. Bartkowiak tells of some news regarding marijuana legalization in Governor Josh Shapiro’s proposal, and tells of a strong push by progressive Democrats in Harrisburg to legalize the drug for recreational use. Also, Dom and Bartkowiak discuss whether they believe legalization would pass in the State, and Dan tells us the negative implications that States who have legalized have seen. (Photo by Scott Olson/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes back Ian Prior, Senior Advisor at America First Legal and author of the new Parents of the World Unite!, onto the Dom Giordano Program to hear how he’s been and discuss his new book. Dom reminds listeners of Prior’s billboards throughout Philadelphia that posted radical progressive message in hopes to mock the ridiculous ideology, which got him into some hot water on social media. Then, Prior offers an update on his home county, Loudon County, which has been often in the headlines due to hyper-progressive officials forcing policies on unsuspecting parents. Also, Prior and Giordano delve into Parents of the World Unite!, with Prior telling of the great information that can be found in the book. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Dom continues the Dom Giordano Program by telling of a Philadelphia Inquirer attempt to ban the term ‘abortionist,’ which Dom differs with, explaining why he believes it to be the appropriate term for Doctors who provide abortions. Then, Dom moves into a conversation about the future of Fox News after the settlement with Dominion, explaining why their settlement an admission of their falsification of news in the eyes of Leftist media. Also, Dom returns to the Mayoral race here in Philadelphia, asking listeners why they think Mayoral candidates refuse to speak out against District Attorney Larry Krasner, and tells why he believes Krasner won’t respect the next Mayor, unless Helen Gym, anyway. (Photo by Getty Images)
In today's second hour, Dom welcomes back Ian Prior, Senior Advisor at America First Legal and author of the new Parents of the World Unite!, onto the Dom Giordano Program to hear how he’s been and discuss his new book. Dom reminds listeners of Prior’s billboards throughout Philadelphia that posted radical progressive message in hopes to mock the ridiculous ideology, which got him into some hot water on social media. Then, Prior offers an update on his home county, Loudon County, which has been often in the headlines due to hyper-progressive officials forcing policies on unsuspecting parents. Also, Prior and Giordano delve into Parents of the World Unite!, with Prior telling of the great information that can be found in the book.
Then, Dom offers a scathing review of Don Lemon’s interview with Vivek Ramaswamy, with the CNN host raising his voice and trying to silence the Republican Presidential candidate due to the color of his skin. This leads Dom into a conversation about the Presidential scene leading into 2024, telling again of Robert Kennedy Jr’s entrance into the race, and explaining why he believes Chris Christie should run for office this year. (Photo by Win McNamee/Getty Images)
Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by playing back some clips from Phil Murphy’s regular “Ask Governor Murphy” show on News12, with the Governor providing a hilariously horrible explanation and justification for an incredibly high price tag for antique furniture in a Governor’s mansion renovation. Then, Dom offers his review of Channel 17’s Philadelphia Mayoral Debate, telling why he believes it to be the worst debate yet, and calling back some embarrassing moments from candidates, particularly when speaking about safety on Temple’s campus. Then, Dom tells that Robert F. Kennedy Jr has taken the stage to formally announce his Presidential bid as a Democratic contender, explaining how this changes the dynamic of the Presidential election. Also, Dom tells of the next chapter in the “What is Ben Simmons Thinking?” saga, telling that the Nets ‘star’ has teamed up with a Chinese Communist Diplomat to build a basketball court where Uyghurs are being enslaved. (Photo by Michael M. Santiago/Getty Images)
Dom Giordano tells about a horrific incident last night that featured two cars shooting at one another while driving at high speeds, the wrong way, on I-76, ending in a crash. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today's third hour, Dom welcomes back in Megan Brock, a parent-activist in Bucks County, who has joined the Dom Giordano Program multiple times to lay forth information that she received utilizing the Right-To-Know process in Pennsylvania that exposes questionable actions during Coronavirus by Bucks County. Bucks County filed multiple lawsuits against Brock to prevent the release of the documents uncovered in these Right-to-Know requests and Brock tells that Thursday morning, her cases will be heard at the Bucks County Justice Center. Brock brings us inside the situation, and tells what she expects at this week’s hearing. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today's third hour, Dom welcomes back in Megan Brock, a parent-activist in Bucks County, who has joined the Dom Giordano Program multiple times to lay forth information that she received utilizing the Right-To-Know process in Pennsylvania that exposes questionable actions during Coronavirus by Bucks County. Bucks County filed multiple lawsuits against Brock to prevent the release of the documents uncovered in these Right-to-Know requests and Brock tells that Thursday morning, her cases will be heard at the Bucks County Justice Center. Brock brings us inside the situation, and tells what she expects at this week’s hearing.
Then, Dom reads back some answers given to the Bike Coalition by Philadelphia Mayoral candidates, leading him into a long conversation about the massive amount of power that the organization holds on City officials. Dan and Dom take listeners into the City, discussing certain portions where the bike lane issue has supplanted the needs of local citizens. This discussion leads Dom and Dan into a conversation about SEPTA, with one of the questions asking whether candidates would support a re-organization of what's essentially Philadelphia's Department of Transportation, which Producer Dan supports, running counter to Dom's opinion.
Dom Giordano reveals some lavish spending out of the Governor Phil Murphy administration over in New Jersey, laying out a bill for new carpets, curtains, and furniture for the Governor and his wife. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom Giordano reveals a new push to schedule animal tranquilizers as a Schedule 3 substance, which raises some questions for Dom and a debate against Producer Dan. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom continues on with the Dom Giordano Program by telling listeners about some new furniture shopping by New Jersey’s Governor and First Lady, telling of a massive bill for things like rugs, couches, desks, and curtains. Dom delves in depth into the massive spending, taking calls from listeners pointing to the negative nature of having taxpayers foot such a bill. Also, Dom plays back some of Elon Musk’s interview with Fox News host Tucker Carlson, where the tech billionaire warned of the negative implications of Artificial Intelligence. Then, in Dan Time with Dom, Dan tells about a new SEPTA project, reveals that Bobby Henon has turned himself in, and offers up some answers given by Philadelphia Mayoral candidates to the City’s Bike Coalition. (Photo by Michael M. Santiago/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes in Bill O’Reilly, longtime conservative commentator, to hear his take on the Dominion v. Fox News lawsuit, explaining why he believes it to be a ‘catastrophe’ for the network, bringing listeners inside his longtime spent as a Fox News host. O’Reilly tells what he thinks may have happened, telling of his role at Fox News, explaining how he would have handled the Dominion news had it come to his desk while at Fox. Bill explains he’d put on both sides, telling that robust debate is now very rare on Fox and other news agencies, which opens up a path for lawsuits such as this one. (Photo by Kevin Hagen/Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom leads off the Dom Giordano Program telling of some concerning revelations of the Helen Gym campaign, explaining why her push to ‘build a village’ worries him, particularly her suggestions that she will guarantee employment for everybody under 30. Then, Dom plays back a clip from Lia Thomas on Instagram, who called for other LGBTQ allies to support Trans individuals as they try and re-write Title IX.
Then, Dom welcomes in Bill O’Reilly, longtime conservative commentator, to hear his take on the Dominion v. Fox News lawsuit, explaining why he believes it to be a ‘catastrophe’ for the network, bringing listeners inside his longtime spent as a Fox News host. O’Reilly tells what he thinks may have happened, telling of his role at Fox News, explaining how he would have handled the Dominion news had it come to his desk while at Fox. Bill explains he’d put on both sides, telling that robust debate is now very rare on Fox and other news agencies, which opens up a path for lawsuits such as this one. (Photo by Bill McCay/Getty Images for MoveOn.org)
Dom Giordano tells his producer Dan that Governor Phil Murphy has designated a special day for legendary musician Bruce Springsteen, which miffs him, with Dan explaining why. (Photo by Bradley Kanaris/Getty Images)
Full Hour | Then, Dom welcomes in Tracy C. Miller, Research Editor at Mercatus Institute at George Mason University, to learn more about the ‘gig economy’ as it becomes a big talking point in both New Jersey and Pennsylvania. Miller explains what exactly gig workers are, telling that it goes further than just delivery drivers, noting how the gig economy includes careers like freelance writers and IT professionals, as well. Also, Miller explains both the benefits and negatives of working in the gig economy, and tells of the effects that higher taxation would have on these individuals. Then, Dom continues on for the remainder of the hour discussing the gig economy, also sprinkling in a conversation about transgendered individuals partaking in women’s sports, playing back clips from Bill Maher’s show this weekend featuring Representative Katie Porter. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Dom leads off the Dom Giordano Program by telling that Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro has come under fire for using taxpayer money for pro-abortion causes. Dom tells of a new website, “Accessing Abortion Care in Pennsylvania,” which provides information about how to access and pay for an abortion in the State, that was launched using taxpayer funds. Then, Dom returns to the topic of the first hour, discussing the wreckage of progressive policies, playing back a clip of Chicago Mayor-elect Brandon Johnson who refused to condemn looting. Then, Dom unloads on Madeleine Dean, the ‘Dean of Decency,’ after she used the HBO series Succession to argue against Republicans while sitting with a sticker saying ‘decency’ on her laptop. (Photo by Sarah Silbiger/Getty Images)
Then, Dom welcomes in Tracy C. Miller, Research Editor at Mercatus Institute at George Mason University, to learn more about the ‘gig economy’ as it becomes a big talking point in both New Jersey and Pennsylvania. Miller explains what exactly gig workers are, telling that it goes further than just delivery drivers, noting how the gig economy includes careers like freelance writers and IT professionals, as well. Also, Miller explains both the benefits and negatives of working in the gig economy, and tells of the effects that higher taxation would have on these individuals. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom takes a call from a listener named Greg who offers an update on pickleball in Chestnut Hill and offers some thoughts on the 'gig economy' as both NJ and PA determine how to tax the contracted workers. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom tells of a new website, “Accessing Abortion Care in Pennsylvania,” which provides information about how to access and pay for an abortion in the State, that was launched using taxpayer funds. (Photo by Michael M. Santiago/Getty Images)
Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by playing back some hilarious clips from idiotic Progressives from the past few days, first playing back island-loving Congressman Hank Johnson at the House Judiciary Committee hearing into Alvin Bragg’s arrest and arraignment of former President Donald Trump, who called the hearing a ‘Broadway production.’ Then, Dom plays back a clip from Chicago Mayor-Elect Brandon Johnson who refused to condemn looting taking place within his City. Also, Dom tells about an upcoming honoring of an oft-discussed New Jersey musician, and offers his take on Pete Buttigieg’s new war on ‘racist’ roads. (Photo by Alex Wroblewski/Getty Images)
In today’s third hour, Dom welcomes Sharmain Matlock-Turner, President and CEO of Urban Affairs Coalition, back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss Chester, PA’s approach to crime and how Philadelphia can and should utilize similar tactics. Matlock-Turner tells Giordano in depth about Chester’s ‘carrot-and-stick’ approach to crime, explaining how well-meaning social justice causes have sullied the beneficial nature of the policing tactic. Also, Matlock-Turner tells what needs to be done otherwise to bring safety to the citizens and tells what the Urban Affairs Coalition is all about. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Dom welcomes Sharmain Matlock-Turner, President and CEO of Urban Affairs Coalition, back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss Chester, PA’s approach to crime and how Philadelphia can and should utilize similar tactics. Matlock-Turner tells Giordano in depth about Chester’s ‘carrot-and-stick’ approach to crime, explaining how well-meaning social justice causes have sullied the beneficial nature of the policing tactic. Also, Matlock-Turner tells what needs to be done otherwise to bring safety to the citizens and tells what the Urban Affairs Coalition is all about.
Then, Dom continues the remainder of the hour taking calls about a topic he brings up, telling listeners about an interstate love affair between New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy and Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro over taxing gig workers. Dom tells what a gig economy worker does, and explains how this will largely effect delivery drivers utilizing services like Uber and DoorDash, taking calls from listeners who have made a living driving for these services. (Photo by Mark Makela/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom takes things national on the Dom Giordano Program, offering his analysis on how he expects DeSantis’s new 6-week abortion ban to effect his Presidential chances, with Dom explaining why he actually believes this to negatively impact his chances. Dom explains that a move such as this is seemingly a political move to set the stage for DeSantis’s stance on abortion, telling that the Presidential hopeful probably hopes to win over voters in say Iowa with the move. Then, Dom brings things more local, telling of a protest in Philadelphia schools over Climate Change, asking why kids are willing to protest for that cause while continuing to turn a blind eye to the implications of progressive policies on crime. This leads Dom down an education path, with Dom playing back a clip from the Central Bucks School District where one member comes under fire for calling another a Nazi.
Then, Dom welcomes Scott Cronick back onto the Dom Giordano Program to hear which shows and films are worth watching over the weekend. First, Cronick recommends Reggie on Amazon Prime, a documentary about the life of Reggie Jackson, which causes both to tell some stories of experiences they shared with the baseball legend. Also, Cronick tells why he believes Creed 3 to be the best in the series, and explains why Succession may be the best acted series ever on television. (Photo by Michael Reaves/Getty Images)
Dom Giordano, WPHT host and former teacher, has dedicated much of his daily show toward parents who are taking it into their own hands to push back against school boards that have a negative impact on their children. This has culminated in a weekly podcast on education, Readin', Writin', and Reason, which has allowed wonderful relationships to develop between Giordano, educators, and parents throughout the country who are speaking out against overbearing school boards.
First, Dom welcomes in Pennsylvania State Representative Donna Scheuren back onto the podcast to discuss a letter she wrote to the Perkiomen Valley School District explaining why she’s in favor of having armed officers protect our State’s schools. First, though, Dom reminds listeners why they may recognize Donna’s name, telling of her role in keeping Souderton schools open during Coronavirus while serving in her role as a school board member, which she still holds. Then, Giordano and Rep. Scheuren delve into the topic at hand, with Donna explaining how officers in schools could indeed work, telling Dom of the way we can pay these security guards and telling of the value that these security officers would bring. Donna explains that she’d suggest that the officers considered have solid experience and background in law enforcement, suggesting retired members of the Police force from the community.
Then, Dom replays University of Kentucky swimmer Riley Gaines, now working with the Independent Women’s Forum, to hear about her time spent this week at the University of Pittsburgh, where she was met with protests and violence for speaking on campus. Riley has been in the news a lot recently, speaking out heavily against UPenn swimmer Lia Thomas, a transgendered individual, pointing out the unfairness of allowing biological males to compete against females. Gaines first reflects on her speaking engagement, telling that a heckler called her a ‘pervert’ for looking at Lia’s genitalia, pointing out the idiotic nature in thinking that would be perverse, even if untrue, while thinking it’s okay for women to be forced to see a biological male’s genitalia. Then, Dom and Gaines delve into her background, with the swimmer telling, in depth, her training background and the dedication it takes to be a female athlete, only to have chances of success ripped away by unfair advantages in allowing trans individuals in women’s sports. Also, Riley offers her thoughts on the horrific school shooting involving a transgendered individual in a Nashville school, and tells where listeners can find more of her work as she continues her push back against this radical ideology.
Dom welcomes Philadelphia Mayoral candidate Allan Domb back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss his campaign as he vies to be the next leader of the City. First, Dom offers Domb some extra time to give a more in-depth response to Jeff Cole’s grilling of him during Fox29’s debate in which Cole asked whether Domb was trying to buy the election, with Domb telling about his background and how he made his wealth. This leads Dom and Domb to discuss education, with both agreeing that they wished entrepreneurialism was more important when discussing children’s education. Then, Dom and Domb head into a conversation around criminal justice, with Domb explaining why he would try and work with District Attorney Larry Krasner, justifying some good things he’s done but noting the importance of handling the negative effects of his policies, such as rampant retail theft. Also, Dom and Domb discuss what to expect from the Domb campaign moving forward, and Domb directs listeners over to VoteDomb.com for more information. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by discussing the news of a Pentagon leak by an individual essentially looking to show off to his video game friends, telling about the negative implications of such a leak. Then, Dom tells of more violence throughout Philadelphia, calling back to a debate he had yesterday with Producer Dan.
Then, Dom welcomes Philadelphia Mayoral candidate Allan Domb back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss his campaign as he vies to be the next leader of the City. First, Dom offers Domb some extra time to give a more in-depth response to Jeff Cole’s grilling of him during Fox29’s debate in which Cole asked whether Domb was trying to buy the election, with Domb telling about his background and how he made his wealth. This leads Dom and Domb to discuss education, with both agreeing that they wished entrepreneurialism was more important when discussing children’s education. Then, Dom and Domb head into a conversation around criminal justice, with Domb explaining why he would try and work with District Attorney Larry Krasner, justifying some good things he’s done but noting the importance of handling the negative effects of his policies, such as rampant retail theft. Also, Dom and Domb discuss what to expect from the Domb campaign moving forward, and Domb directs listeners over to VoteDomb.com for more information. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom welcomes in John McNesby, President of FOP Lodge 5, to hear why Philadelphia’s police union has chosen to endorse Jeff Brown in the Democratic Primary for Philadelphia’s next Mayor. McNesby lays forth Brown’s extensive history of working with unions, telling that endorsements by other unions weighed into the decision they made. Then, Dom questions McNesby on the other candidates, with McNesby revealing why he believes candidates who were former council members were counterintuitive to the requests and needs of the Police, and tells why they couldn’t endorse Rebecca Rhynhart, who McNesby has said has been dishonest about an audit she did into the police department. (Photo by Mark Makela/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes in Republican candidate for Philadelphia Mayor David Oh back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss multiple issues that have unfolded during the mayoral campaign in Philadelphia. First, Dom asks Oh about past comments made about Kensington, asking how far his plans for surveillance go, with Oh explaining the overall benefit of installing cameras in certain public spaces, allowing police more tools to solve crimes. Then, Dom asks David for what differentiates his candidacy from the Democrats, with Oh explaining that he believes it will come down to who voters believe will disrupt the corrupt Philadelphia government, and he’s the only one who truly will. Also, Oh offers his analysis on the Philadelphia 76ers push to open a stadium in Chinatown, and tells his answer to the question that’s taken the mayoral race by storm… whether he’s in favor of savesies. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Dom leads off the Dom Giordano Program by telling of an article in the Philadelphia Inquirer that suggests Temple should be taken over by the State of Pennsylvania, with Dom point out the negative implications of such a push. Dan suggests that Temple should open a campus in the Navy Yard, and Dom suggests other avenues for Temple to pursue to help gain students.
Then, Dom welcomes in Republican candidate for Philadelphia Mayor David Oh back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss multiple issues that have unfolded during the mayoral campaign in Philadelphia. First, Dom asks Oh about past comments made about Kensington, asking how far his plans for surveillance go, with Oh explaining the overall benefit of installing cameras in certain public spaces, allowing police more tools to solve crimes. Then, Dom asks David for what differentiates his candidacy from the Democrats, with Oh explaining that he believes it will come down to who voters believe will disrupt the corrupt Philadelphia government, and he’s the only one who truly will. Also, Oh offers his analysis on the Philadelphia 76ers push to open a stadium in Chinatown, and tells his answer to the question that’s taken the mayoral race by storm… whether he’s in favor of savesies. (Photo by Mitchell Leff/Getty Images)
In today’s second hour, Dom leads off the hour by telling of another marketing gaffe by a beverage company, telling that a 2021 commercial series presented by Jack Daniels has come to light highlighting and celebrating the drag community. This leads Dom to update the Bud Light story, with Producer Dan telling about some embarrassing photos that came to light featuring the marketing executive who said that the brand is looking to get away from their ‘fratty’ image. Then, Dom and Dan get into a passionate argument over the future of policing, with Dan telling why he’s come around to support surveillance efforts such as 4K, with Dom condemning his producer’s stance, telling why he fears what the government would do with heightened surveillance.
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by offering an update on the Krasner impeachment, revealing that Larry Krasner has asked for Justice Kevin Dougherty to recuse himself from Krasner’s appeal due to Dougherty’s past criticism of Krasner in the case of Ryan Pownall. Then, Dom tells about a Mayoral Forum last night focusing on crime, playing back clips of Helen Gym getting into it with both Jeff Brown and Cherelle Parker. Also, Dom tells that the FOP endorsement has finally been announced, revealing that Jeff Brown has now been endorsed by Philadelphia’s police union.
Then, Dom welcomes in John McNesby, President of FOP Lodge 5, to hear why Philadelphia’s police union has chosen to endorse Jeff Brown in the Democratic Primary for Philadelphia’s next Mayor. McNesby lays forth Brown’s extensive history of working with unions, telling that endorsements by other unions weighed into the decision they made. Then, Dom questions McNesby on the other candidates, with McNesby revealing why he believes candidates who were former council members were counterintuitive to the requests and needs of the Police, and tells why they couldn’t endorse Rebecca Rhynhart, who McNesby has said has been dishonest about an audit she did into the police department. (Photo by Scott Heins/Getty Images)
Dom Giordano tells of an effort by electric vehicle companies to ice out AM radios, which he believes to be a political move against conservative voices. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom Giordano tells about President Joe Biden's trip to Ireland and takes umbrage with the politician's continued ruse of pretending he's a good Irish Catholic. (Photo by Mario Tama/Getty Images)
Full Hour | Dom welcomes Philadelphia Mayoral candidate Amen Brown onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss yesterday’s debate on Fox29. First, Dom and Brown discuss the format of the debate, talking about the organization of candidates on the stage and the ‘yes’ and ‘no’ questions that candidates were asked to answer, with Amen noting his appreciation of the style and the way it forced candidates to expose themselves and their personality. Then, Dom goes in depth into Brown’s platform, focusing particularly on his stance on criminal justice and public safety, with Amen telling why he’d like to see neighborhood police officers and a ban to ski masks. (Photo by Getty Images)
In today’s second hour, Dom leads off the Dom Giordano Program by staying local, but stepping out of Philadelphia, discussing how Philadelphia’s crime has had an impact on suburban towns, telling of an election for District Attorney in Chester County. Then, Dom tells about a new push by the Biden administration to change how Americans buy cars, announcing a date that the administration hopes to see more than 50% of all cars sold as electric vehicles. Dom tells of his issues with such a proposition, with callers ringing in with great questions, such as how something like this would work in a city environment. Then, Dom talks about the Republican primary for the 2024 Presidential election, playing back an announcement by Tim Scott, who’s considering throwing his hat into the ring with a run against Trump and DeSantis. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by offering his analysis of the first debate between Philadelphia Mayoral candidates which aired last night on Fox29. Dom offers his review of the individual candidates, explaining why he believes candidate Amen Brown did well even with a gaffe near the end of the debate. Then, Dom tells about the other candidates, explaining why he disagrees with an assessment by the Inquirer that candidate Cherelle Parker came out the winner.
Then, Dom welcomes Philadelphia Mayoral candidate Amen Brown onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss yesterday’s debate on Fox29. First, Dom and Brown discuss the format of the debate, talking about the organization of candidates on the stage and the ‘yes’ and ‘no’ questions that candidates were asked to answer, with Amen noting his appreciation of the style and the way it forced candidates to expose themselves and their personality. Then, Dom goes in depth into Brown’s platform, focusing particularly on his stance on criminal justice and public safety, with Amen telling why he’d like to see neighborhood police officers and a ban to ski masks. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Dom returns to a conversation centered on local politics on the Dom Giordano Program, offering more of a review of yesterday’s debate between Democratic candidates vying to be Philadelphia’s next mayor. Then, Dom takes a call from an Irish listener who takes umbrage with Joe Biden representing himself as an Irish Catholic, telling the many issues that the President supports that run counter to the beliefs of Irish Catholics. Then, throughout the hour, Dom takes calls from listeners offering their opinion on the Biden administrations continued push to normalize electric vehicles, and Dom play’s his Money Melody, playing back a clip of a legendary country singer singing under a pseudonym. (Photo by Leon Neal/Getty Images)
Dom Giordano plays back a clip from Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro from an appearance this morning on Morning Joe, where Shapiro pleaded that we could be doing better in keeping children safe by banning guns. Dom takes umbrage with this, pointing to the multiple opportunities the Governor has squandered to keep Philadelphians safe. (Photo by Mark Makela/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes in Pennsylvania State Representative Donna Scheuren back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss a letter she wrote to the Perkiomen Valley School District explaining why she’s in favor of having armed officers protect our State’s schools. First, though, Dom reminds listeners why they may recognize Donna’s name, telling of her role in keeping Souderton schools open during Coronavirus while serving in her role as a school board member, which she still holds. Then, Giordano and Rep. Scheuren delve into the topic at hand, with Donna explaining how officers in schools could indeed work, telling Dom of the way we can pay these security guards and telling of the value that these security officers would bring. Donna explains that she’d suggest that the officers considered have solid experience and background in law enforcement, suggesting retired members of the Police force from the community. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Dom continues the Dom Giordano Program with a local slant, telling that a new study suggests that Center City is the safest portion of the City, with Dom explaining why he continues to believes it to be unsafe, pointing to multiple examples of crimes in the City's heart. Also, Dom returns to his analysis of the Philadelphia mayoral race, explaining what he expects to see in the first debate, airing tonight on Fox29. Also, Dom offers up his Money Melody, and decides the winner of the side topic of the day, asking listeners for failed advertising campaigns. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom Giordano wonders what in the world is happening with the FOP endorsement after hearing word that a decision has indeed been made, but tells why he believes there's been no announcement from either Philadelphia's police union or the candidate endorsed. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom continues the Dom Giordano Program by telling of a new order by New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy, who re-wrote the rules on whether a college degree is necessary for certain government-paid positions within the state of New Jersey. Then, Dom tells of DeSantis’s stance on abortion, telling of his effort to get ahead of the 2024 Presidential election with a new abortion bill that limits allowance to 6 weeks for those not affected by rape, incest, or human trafficking. Also, Dom tells of a new analysis of the MLB that suggests that hitting and home runs are up due to climate change. (Photo by Octavio Jones/Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by asking whether listeners agree with him in his assessment that the Phillies receiving an award for winning the NL but losing the World Series is similar to participation trophies. This leads Dom and Dan into a discussion about other participation trophies, with Dom explaining why he believes both a Grammy and an Emmy is the music and television equivalent to participation awards. Then, Dom offers his thoughts on the Louisville shooting, playing back reaction from Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro, which Dom dissects, telling how Shapiro has been counterintuitive to solving a public safety crisis in Pennsylvania. Also, Dom tells of the success of the new Super Mario movie, and explains frustration with changes made to Disney’s The Little Mermaid.
Then, Dom welcomes in Pennsylvania State Representative Donna Scheuren back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss a letter she wrote to the Perkiomen Valley School District explaining why she’s in favor of having armed officers protect our State’s schools. First, though, Dom reminds listeners why they may recognize Donna’s name, telling of her role in keeping Souderton schools open during Coronavirus while serving in her role as a school board member, which she still holds. Then, Giordano and Rep. Scheuren delve into the topic at hand, with Donna explaining how officers in schools could indeed work, telling Dom of the way we can pay these security guards and telling of the value that these security officers would bring. Donna explains that she’d suggest that the officers considered have solid experience and background in law enforcement, suggesting retired members of the Police force from the community. (Photo by Mitchell Leff/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Dom leads off the Dom Giordano Program by offering his thoughts on the tragic incident in Kentucky which a shooter shot 4 dead inside a Louisville bank. Then, Dom, after playing his Money Melody for the day, hops into the topic of abortion, explaining again why he believes Conservatives will be unable to win on a radical stance on abortion. Also, Dom plays his Lightning Round for the side question, asking today for siblings who are close to one another in either skill or fame. (Photo by Kevin Dietsch/Getty Images)
Dom Giordano plays back some clips from a Vice President at Bud Light, who tries to justify their signing of Dylan Mulvaney for a new advertising campaign.
Full Hour | Dom leads off the second hour of the Dom Giordano Program by telling of a bill proposed in North Carolina that would ban participation trophies for youth sports, explaining why he’s in favor with the ban. Producer Dan chimes in, telling that he too is against participation trophies, but points to how liberals can use this proposal as ammo against conservatives. Also, Dom offers his thoughts on the mayoral race here in Philadelphia and the need for candidates to speak out against DA Larry Krasner. In addition, in Dan Time with Dom, Producer Dan tells of the hype around HBO’s Succession, and reads back some answers from a Reddit thread of things that are disappearing as time goes on.
Dom Giordano takes a call from a listener who has a review for Capt'n Chucky's great crab cakes and the famous Dom Roll.
Dom Giordano upsets Producer Dan by telling him that Philadelphia seeks to ban Lunchables, a staple of his diet for the past 20+ years. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom welcomes in Congressman Jim Jordan back onto the Dom Giordano Program to hear what’s been going on inside Congress following the arrest and arraignment of former President Donald Trump. Jordan tells what Congress has been doing after the arrest, telling of many questions about the Biden administration and the President’s family’s dealings with foreign entities. Also, Jordan takes us inside the back and forth over January 6th, telling whether that’s still a controversy Democrats are trying to push after the arrest of Trump. In addition, Dom gets an update on the border crisis, with Jordan telling what Congress hopes to do to push back against cartels. (Photo by Alex Wong/Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by offering his review of the Masters, again expressing his disappointment in the allowance of LIV golfers to compete in the event. Dom tells why he’s against allowing these golfers to compete, stressing the negatives that come with propagandizing a country who sees us as an enemy. Then, Dom offers his thoughts on the controversy surrounding Bud Lights new relationship with trans-activist Dylan Mulvaney, playing back a clip from Howard Stern, responding to his sidekick Robin why many conservatives are indeed upset about this.
Then, Dom welcomes in Congressman Jim Jordan back onto the Dom Giordano Program to hear what’s been going on inside Congress following the arrest and arraignment of former President Donald Trump. Jordan tells what Congress has been doing after the arrest, telling of many questions about the Biden administration and the President’s family’s dealings with foreign entities. Also, Jordan takes us inside the back and forth over January 6th, telling whether that’s still a controversy Democrats are trying to push after the arrest of Trump. In addition, Dom gets an update on the border crisis, with Jordan telling what Congress hopes to do to push back against cartels. (Photo Illustration by Scott Olson/Getty Images)
Dom returns for the final hour of the week discussing the lack of security that our institutions for those fighting the good fight against Trans-women competing in women's sports. Riley Gaines was harassed and attacked for speaking on a campus and was told in order for her to have protection from campus police, that she would have to cater to the left and donate to a left-wing cause. Then we pivot to discuss the botched withdrawal from Afghanistan and the lack of accountability in our government in not only this decision but many others. You can't blame Trump when you campaigned on your brilliant foreign affairs plan!
After the break we move to The Money Melody. Who sang this particular baseball song? Dom then moves to the discussion of the increasing number of beached whales on the Jersey Shore and the response, or lack thereof, of this problem.
We are then joined by Professor Alan Dershowitz and his views on the state of politics in America after this indictment of Donald Trump. Dom and Alan share brilliant insight into the situation and why it spells trouble for the future of politics stateside.
Finally we have our Lightning Round and our Winner of The Week!
Neal Zoren rejoins the Dom Giordano Program to tell us what's worth watching over the upcoming holiday weekend. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom Giordano, WPHT host and former teacher, has dedicated much of his daily show toward parents who are taking it into their own hands to push back against school boards that have a negative impact on their children. This has culminated in a weekly podcast on education, Readin', Writin', and Reason, which has allowed wonderful relationships to develop between Giordano, educators, and parents throughout the country who are speaking out against overbearing school boards.
First, Dom welcomes Megan Brock of ParentsHaveTheRightToKnow.com back to discuss an article she wrote featured on the Daily Caller, calling attention to a Gender and Sexuality Program within the Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia that offers medical interventions to children as young as eight as part of a transition process. Brock takes us inside how she uncovered this information, and tells potentially damaging information shared at recent seminars that further point toward enabling this controversial ideology.
Then, Dom welcomes Pennsylvania Representative Joseph D’Orsie (R-York) onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss a new bill he authored, HB179, which would ban ‘bias response teams’ at Universities and limit high security fees for controversial speakers, also enabling somebody whose free speech rights have been infringed to take action against the University. D’Orsie explains what he hopes to accomplish with this bill, explaining the continued bias presented on University campuses and how these alleged ‘response teams’ would not reduce but instead further increase bias, particularly against conservative ideals.
Full Hour | In today's second hour, Dom leads off the Dom Giordano Program by discussing news around the Afghanistan withdrawal by the Biden administration. Dom notes that he believes the withdraw was necessary, but points out the mistakes made by the administration that have gone underreported and explains his frustration with a report released just prior to Easter Weekend that assesses and summarizes the lessons learned from the botched situation. (Photo by Justin Sullivan/Getty Images)
Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by revealing a horrible incident involving a friend of the show, Riley Gaines, who was ambushed and physically assaulted after appearing at San Francisco State University. This frustrates Dom, with Dom tying this incident to the repeated mobs in the city of Philadelphia, asking why our elected leaders continue to enable this behavior. Then, Dom goes live over to the ballpark to hear from Producer Dan, whos live on Citizens Bank Way prior to the Phillies home opener. After that, Dom has a conversation based in national politics, telling why he believes abortion will continue to be a leading issue, telling why he believes a conservative will not gain any traction if they continue with the 'no exceptions' viewpoint. (Photo by Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images)
A caller rings into the Dom Giordano Program to tell Dom about an international cruise down the Danube that takes riders through a Pickle Ball tour. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom previews the Master’s, telling why he’s against the inclusion of LIV golfers in the long-running tournament. (Photo by Eric Espada/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes Kimberly Guilfoyle back onto the Dom Giordano Program, who takes listeners inside the world of the Trump family as her Father-in-Law, President Donald Trump, turned himself in to be arrested for charges tied to alleged hush money payments to Stormy Daniels. Guilfoyle tells about her frustration with the weaponization of the judicial system as a former assistant District Attorney herself. Guilfoyle offers her legal opinion on the situation, pointing out the ridiculous nature of the suit and the request to push trial back to December, explaining how it’s only further proof of the politicization of the charges. (Photo by Mark Wilson/Getty Images)
In today’s third hour, Dom welcomes Kimberly Guilfoyle back onto the Dom Giordano Program, who takes listeners inside the world of the Trump family as her Father-in-Law, President Donald Trump, turned himself in to be arrested for charges tied to alleged hush money payments to Stormy Daniels. Guilfoyle tells about her frustration with the weaponization of the judicial system as a former assistant District Attorney herself. Guilfoyle offers her legal opinion on the situation, pointing out the ridiculous nature of the suit and the request to push trial back to December, explaining how it’s only further proof of the politicization of the charges.
Then, Dom reveals the local names that made Forbes’ Billionaires list, explaining why he is happy to see pro-charter school advocate Jeff Yass among the top 50 nationwide. Also, Dom returns to the topic of Robert Kennedy Jr, asking listeners if they’d consider supporting him for his anti-vaccination viewpoints, and telling how he believes this will change the 2024 Presidential race.
In today’s second hour, Dom leads off the Dom Giordano Program by continuing the topic he ended the last hour with, explaining why he’s against the inclusion of LIV golfers in the Masters Tournament, explaining why he doesn’t think the players should be taking money from a country like Saudi Arabia. Then, Dom returns to the local scene, breaking down updates and offering his opinion on the mayoral race in Philadelphia. Also, Dom tells that Robert Kennedy, Jr, has now mentioned that he’d like to run for President as a Democratic contender, noting his anti-vaccination history that goes much deeper than just Coronavirus. (Photo by Getty Images)
Today, Dom leads off the Dom Giordano Program by discussing the fallout after the arrest of President Donald Trump, telling that conservative DAs have started to reach out to politicians with information hoping to prosecute Joe Biden, condemning the Pandora’s Box that the Trump arrest has opened, changing the dynamic of politics. Then, Dom brings things local, telling of a riot last night in Philadelphia with over 500 teens surrounding police in the Fashion District, in a similar incident to one last week. This leads Dom and Dan to open up a discussion with listener’s delving deeply into the Mayoral race, answering whether or not they believe a Democrat can fix the City. Also, Dom previews the Master’s, telling why he’s against the inclusion of LIV golfers in the long-running tournament. (Photo by Kevin Dietsch/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today's third hour, Dom welcomes Fox News' Legal Analyst Andrew McCarthy back onto the Dom Giordano Program for an in-depth breakdown of the 34 charges filed against Donald Trump, and whether this is merely a political stunt, or if the charges hold any weight. Then, Dom delves deep into the ties between prosecuting DA Alvin Bragg and billionaire George Soros, and offers whether the strategy of exposing Soros and his nefarious plans stings enough to have any lasting political impact. (Photo by Sean Gallup/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes Fox News' Legal Analyst Andrew McCarthy back onto the Dom Giordano Program for an in-depth breakdown of the 34 charges filed against Donald Trump, and whether this is merely a political stunt, or if the charges hold any weight. (Photo by Octavio Jones/Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by discussing the reaction following the arrest and arraignment of President Donald Trump, telling how he believes Republicans could and should respond to this overstepping of justice by Manhattan DA Alvin Bragg. Also, Congressman Jeff Van Drew rejoins the Dom Giordano Program to offer his thoughts on the changing political scene in the wake of Trump's arraignment, and for an update on the continued beaching of dead whales and dolphins at the Jersey Shore. (Photo by Joe Raedle/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today's second hour, Dom leads off the Dom Giordano Program by continuing the discussion centered on the reaction by both politicians and the media to the arrest of Donald Trump. Dom points to efforts to make this worse than it is by a dishonest press, with multiple members adding made-up charges, and tells how he believes this will effect both the Republican and national political landscape moving forward. (Photo by Michael M. Santiago/Getty Images)
Congressman Jeff Van Drew rejoins the Dom Giordano Program to offer his thoughts on the changing political scene in the wake of Trump's arraignment, and for an update on the continued beaching of dead whales and dolphins at the Jersey Shore. (Photo by Drew Angerer/Getty Images)
Dom Giordano tells why he believes both the Democrats and media love the spectacle around Donald Trump's arrest, not realizing how it's going to effect them in the near future. (Photo by Seth Wenig-Pool/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Dom continues on with the live coverage of President Donald Trump’s arrest and arraignment, offering listeners updates as the President enters into the Manhattan courthouse and later speaks. Dom spends the hour breaking down what exactly this means for the national political scene, also discussing how it effects Trump’s primary contender, Ron DeSantis. Also, Dom offers updates on the Nashville shooter, expressing his frustration in the media coverage, or more accurately silence, after it was clear that it wouldn’t fit their narrative. (Photo by Seth Wenig-Pool/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes in Fox News’ Gregg Jarrett, author of the upcoming ‘Trial of the Century,’ to discuss both the upcoming book that centers on the famous Scopes Monkey Trial, telling the story of iconic attorney Clarence Darrow, and also the arraignment of former President Donald Trump. Dom notes that the Scopes Monkey Trial is an incredibly fascinating trial, with both telling how and why the story has become relevant once again. Then, Dom and Gregg hop into the Trump arraignment, with Jarrett pointing out the political bias in the location of the trial and telling what this means for Trump and other politicians moving forward. (Photo by Michael M. Santiago/Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by discussing the big news day today as Trump turns himself in over an indictment related to hush money payments made to porn star Stormy Daniels during his campaign.
Then, Dom welcomes in Fox News’ Gregg Jarrett, author of the upcoming ‘Trial of the Century,’ to discuss both the upcoming book that centers on the famous Scopes Monkey Trial, telling the story of iconic attorney Clarence Darrow, and also the arraignment of former President Donald Trump. Dom notes that the Scopes Monkey Trial is an incredibly fascinating trial, with both telling how and why the story has become relevant once again. Then, Dom and Gregg hop into the Trump arraignment, with Jarrett pointing out the political bias in the location of the trial and telling what this means for Trump and other politicians moving forward. (Photo by Alex Wong/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom leads off the Dom Giordano Program by digging deep into the Trump arrest, telling how he believes Christians can still reconcile their belief in Trump knowing his adulterous past, pointing to the anti-Christian tendencies by hyper-progressives on the Left. Then, Dom continues throughout the hour discussing the arraignment of Trump, providing live updates as the former President rides over to the Manhattan courthouse. Dom plays back clips from the trek from Trump Tower to the Court House, and he and Dan continue both the talk centered around religion, and Dom tells why this is such an important story. (Photo by Joe Raedle/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Dom welcomes in John McNesby, President of Philadelphia’s FOP Lodge 5, the local police union, to hear his thoughts after the incident over the weekend in which police were surrounded in multiple locations by ATVs and dirt bikes who slashed tires and attempted to set a car on fire. Also, Dom gets an update on a potential mayoral endorsement, and hears from John how he feels about ‘savesies,’ after the topic came up last hour.
Then, Robert Cahaly, Chief Pollster with the Trafalgar Group, returns to the Dom Giordano Program to discuss the political climate as former President Donald Trump flies from Florida to New York City for an indictment in relation to alleged hush money payments paid to porn star Stormy Daniels. Cahaly lays forth what this means for DeSantis, and runs through recent polling that points to whether DeSantis has furthered or dampened his chances after this. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom welcomes in Maureen Faulkner, widow of fallen officer Daniel Faulkner, who has some great news about the appeal filed by her husband’s killer, Mumia Abu-Jamal. Maureen Faulkner tells us the next chapter in the saga, saying that she’ll get a much needed reprieve from this torture that’s followed her for over 40 years after a Judge struck down the appeal, dismissing Mumia’s case. Maureen tells, though, that she fully expects an appeal from the Abu-Jamal team, which would elevate the case to Superior Court. Maureen takes us through the horrible nature of having to relive what was the most tragic portion of her life, explaining why her husband’s murderer should indeed remain in jail.
Then, Dom plays back a crazy incident from over the weekend that saw Philadelphia Police Officers surrounded by a mob of hundreds of dirt bikes and ATVs, with a car set on fire and other police vehicles with tires slashed. Then, Dom plays a game with his producer Dan, asking him if he could correctly answer some random questions by Philadelphia Mayoral candidates, such as their favorite athlete and whether or not they are in favor of ‘savesies,’ a longtime tradition of Philadelphians saving parking spots in a snow storm. Then, during Dan Time with Dom, Dan asks for Dom’s opinion on news that a transgendered individual has been signed on to endorse Bud Light, and offers his thoughts on wrestling as a whole after the WWE buyout by UFC’s parent company.
Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by discussing the unfolding national political climate as former President Donald Trump faces an indictment in relation to hush money payments made to Stormy Daniels. Dom asks a couple questions to the listeners, first wondering what the listeners think about a potential gag order and whether that would help or hurt the former President. Also, Giordano asks what this means for a potential run from Florida Governor Ron DeSantis, explaining why he thinks Ron may not even run now because of the arrest.
Then, Dom welcomes Megan Brock of ParentsHaveTheRightToKnow.com back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss an article she wrote featured on the Daily Caller, calling attention to a Gender and Sexuality Program within the Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia that offers medical interventions to children as young as eight as part of a transition process. Brock takes us inside how she uncovered this information, and tells potentially damaging information shared at recent seminars that further point toward enabling this controversial ideology. (Photo by Michael M. Santiago/Getty Images)
Robert Cahaly, Chief Pollster with the Trafalgar Group, returns to the Dom Giordano Program to discuss the political climate as former President Donald Trump flies from Florida to New York City for an indictment in relation to alleged hush money payments paid to porn star Stormy Daniels. Cahaly lays forth what this means for DeSantis, and runs through recent polling that points to whether DeSantis has furthered or dampened his chances after this. (Photo by Alex Wong/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes in John McNesby, President of Philadelphia’s FOP Lodge 5, the local police union, to hear his thoughts after the incident over the weekend in which police were surrounded in multiple locations by ATVs and dirt bikes who slashed tires and attempted to set a car on fire. Also, Dom gets an update on a potential mayoral endorsement, and hears from John how he feels about ‘savesies,’ after the topic came up last hour. (Photo by Mark Makela/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes Megan Brock of ParentsHaveTheRightToKnow.com back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss an article she wrote featured on the Daily Caller, calling attention to a Gender and Sexuality Program within the Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia that offers medical interventions to children as young as eight as part of a transition process. Brock takes us inside how she uncovered this information, and tells potentially damaging information shared at recent seminars that further point toward enabling this controversial ideology. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom welcomes in Maureen Faulkner, widow of fallen officer Daniel Faulkner, who has some great news about the appeal filed by her husband’s killer, Mumia Abu-Jamal. Maureen Faulkner tells us the next chapter in the saga, saying that she’ll get a much needed reprieve from this torture that’s followed her for over 40 years after a Judge struck down the appeal, dismissing Mumia’s case. Maureen tells, though, that she fully expects an appeal from the Abu-Jamal team, which would elevate the case to Superior Court. Maureen takes us through the horrible nature of having to relive what was the most tragic portion of her life, explaining why her husband’s murderer should indeed remain in jail. (Photo by Jeff Fusco/Getty Images)
Dom Giordano, WPHT host and former teacher, has dedicated much of his daily show toward parents who are taking it into their own hands to push back against school boards that have a negative impact on their children. This has culminated in a weekly podcast on education, Readin', Writin', and Reason, which has allowed wonderful relationships to develop between Giordano, educators, and parents throughout the country who are speaking out against overbearing school boards.
First, Dom welcomes Emily Greene, Deputy State Director of Americans for Prosperity Pennsylvania, to hear about an infringement of the First Amendment by her alma mater, the University of Pittsburgh, who sought to cancel an event held by women's rights activist Riley Gaines, who leans conservative. Recently, AFP and the Lincoln Institute revealed that lawmakers have sought to cancel events from speakers that don’t agree with the liberal mentality of Universities, allowing officials to silence ideology as they please. Emily Greene explains what AFP hopes to do to push back against the push here, directing listeners to KeystonePlaybook.com for more information.
Then, Dom brings in former University of Kentucky swimmer Riley Gaines, now working with the Independent Women’s Forum, to hear about her time spent this week at the University of Pittsburgh, where she was met with protests and violence for speaking on campus. Riley has been in the news a lot recently, speaking out heavily against UPenn swimmer Lia Thomas, a transgendered individual, pointing out the unfairness of allowing biological males to compete against females. Gaines first reflects on her speaking engagement, telling that a heckler called her a ‘pervert’ for looking at Lia’s genitalia, pointing out the idiotic nature in thinking that would be perverse, even if untrue, while thinking it’s okay for women to be forced to see a biological male’s genitalia. Then, Dom and Gaines delve into her background, with the swimmer telling, in depth, her training background and the dedication it takes to be a female athlete, only to have chances of success ripped away by unfair advantages in allowing trans individuals in women’s sports. Also, Riley offers her thoughts on the horrific school shooting involving a transgendered individual in a Nashville school, and tells where listeners can find more of her work as she continues her push back against this radical ideology.
Dom welcomes Professor Alan Dershowitz back onto the Dom Giordano Program, to hear his thoughts on the indictment of former President Donald Trump. Dershowitz condemns the new lawsuit using his vast depth of the judicial system, explaining why he, even as a liberal leaning individual, sees the absolute bias in Manhattan DA Alvin Bragg's effort to arrest Trump. To hear more from Dershowitz, check out his new book, Get Trump: The Threat to Civil Liberties, Due Process, and Our Constitutional Rule of Law. (Photo by Sarah Silbiger/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes in Abington Police Chief Pat Molloy, who, this past week, was also sworn in as the President of the Police Chiefs Association of Southeastern Pennsylvania, to hear his opinion on the judge’s decision to overturn a FOP challenge to Philadelphia’s Driving Equality Law. Molloy points out the necessity of allowing police officers to do their jobs, particularly in a time when violence and crime continues to skyrocket, and lays forth the negative implications of the bill which greatly ties the hands of police. Molloy takes us inside the world of policing, telling how officers feel when they see the continued trend of elected officials being counterproductive to their ability to do their jobs. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom welcomes attorney Wally Zimolong back onto the Dom Giordano Program for some updates on his continued effort on exposing the reality of voter suppression. First, though, Dom asks Wally to wear his attorney hat in addressing the news yesterday of Donald Trump’s indictment due to alleged hush money payments to Stormy Daniels. Then, Dom asks Wally about a case out of Luzerne County in which voter suppression seems apparent, telling about the failures by the County’s Board of Elections and Registration and its Bureau of Elections to give residents the opportunity to vote, with some being turned away multiple times due to an alleged lack of ballots. (Photo by Getty Images)
In today’s third hour, Dom welcomes in Abington Police Chief Pat Molloy, who, this past week, was also sworn in as the President of the Police Chiefs Association of Southeastern Pennsylvania, to hear his opinion on the judge’s decision to overturn a FOP challenge to Philadelphia’s Driving Equality Law. Molloy points out the necessity of allowing police officers to do their jobs, particularly in a time when violence and crime continues to skyrocket, and lays forth the negative implications of the bill which greatly ties the hands of police. Molloy takes us inside the world of policing, telling how officers feel when they see the continued trend of elected officials being counterproductive to their ability to do their jobs.
Then, Dom welcomes Professor Alan Dershowitz back onto the Dom Giordano Program, to hear his thoughts on the indictment of former President Donald Trump. Dershowitz condemns the new lawsuit using his vast depth of the judicial system, explaining why he, even as a liberal leaning individual, sees the absolute bias in Manhattan DA Alvin Bragg's effort to arrest Trump. To hear more from Dershowitz, check out his new book, Get Trump: The Threat to Civil Liberties, Due Process, and Our Constitutional Rule of Law. (Photo by Mario Tama/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom welcomes attorney Wally Zimolong back onto the Dom Giordano Program for some updates on his continued effort on exposing the reality of voter suppression. First, though, Dom asks Wally to wear his attorney hat in addressing the news yesterday of Donald Trump’s indictment due to alleged hush money payments to Stormy Daniels. Then, Dom asks Wally about a case out of Luzerne County in which voter suppression seems apparent, telling about the failures by the County’s Board of Elections and Registration and its Bureau of Elections to give residents the opportunity to vote, with some being turned away multiple times due to an alleged lack of ballots.
Then, Dom welcomes in Neal Zoren to hear what’s worth watching on television, with Zoren taking us through some of his favorite new releases in television, including Pokerface on Paramount+ and Lucky Hank, Bob Odenkirk’s new series. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by offering updates around the news of President Donald Trump’s indictment in relation to hush money payments made to Stormy Daniels, with Dom discussing how this changes the political landscape for the Republican primary. Dom tells that Governor Ron DeSantis has refused to extradite Trump from the State of Florida, which signifies to Dom that DeSantis may not run for President in 2024. Then, Dom tells of a questionable tweet made by Nancy Pelosi that suggests Trump needs to ‘prove his innocence,’ asking what happened to the idea of ‘guilty until proven innocent.’ Dom then introduces the side question, asking listeners for something that either causes anxiety or anticipation. Throughout the hour, Dom focuses on the indictment, taking calls from listeners chiming in both on the indictment itself and the way this will affect the political scene. (Photo by Joe Raedle/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Dom welcomes in Giuseppe, the tour guide of Dom Giordano’s upcoming Grand Event, as he and listeners tour through the Country of Italy. Giuseppe tells what to expect on the upcoming trip, and tells listeners what they need to experience in Italy even if not joining the Grand Event. Then, Dom and Giuseppe delve into Italian cuisine, with Giuseppe telling of the differences between Northern and Southern cuisine, with the guide pointing to the usage of tomatoes by Southern Italian. Then, Producer Dan quizzes Giuseppe on some Italian terminology, looking for corrections on oft-mispronounced terms by South Philly Italians, such as ‘gabagool’ and ‘muhzarel’.
After that, Dom continues on with the show, returning to the topic of the judge decision on the FOP challenge to Philadelphia’s driving equality law, discussing the negative implications on public safety from such a bill. This leads Dom to call out the Bike Coalition, a political powerhouse in Philadelphia, asking why they haven’t prioritized the safety of their riders in an unsafe environment. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by telling that a judge has ruled on the FOP challenge to Philadelphia’s Driving Equality Law, telling that minor traffic stops are ‘matters of purely local concern.’ This sets off Giordano, explaining why this is not a purely local concern, telling of the negative implications on suburbs due to the allowances provided by the law. Producer Dan chimes in, complaining about an ‘epidemic’ in Philadelphia of drivers taking advantage of this bill, creating incredibly dangerous driving conditions. Then, Dom offers his opinion on a new bill causing controversy with both Democrats and Republicans, the new RESTRICT Act which seeks to ban TikTok, telling that he believes it to be far overbearing but stresses the importance of getting a handle on the TikTok app.
Then, Dom welcomes in Sean Logue, head of the Washington County GOP, back onto the Dom Giordano Program for some analysis on news that Senator John Fetterman will return to the Senate during the week of April 17th. Sean tells in-depth why he continues to believe that Fetterman’s leadership should be re-considered, and questions he’d still like answered about his leave of absence. Then, Dom and Sean delve into other avenues of local politics, discussing the continued presence of Doug Mastriano in the Republican political scene. Finally, Logue puts on his hat as an attorney to break down and dissect the effort to indict former President Donald Trump. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom welcomes FOP Lodge 5 President John McNesby back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss the decision by a Commons Pleas Court Judge Craig Levin, who struck down a lawsuit filed by the FOP to reverse Philadelphia’s Driving Equality Law, which McNesby claims is unconstitutional and binds the hands of Philadelphia officers to do their job. John tells that his attorneys expected this decision, telling that they do intend to appeal the decision, knowing the political biases of Philadelphia judges. Also, Dom and John discuss the racial component of the bill, and John tells how exactly a law such as this negatively affects the department and recruitment.
Then, Dom and Dan bounce around two topics, one being a protest at the Tennessee state house, and the RESTRICT Act, which both are against, with Dom making sure to point out that he is still in favor of banning the Chinese app TikTok. This catalyzes a conversation between the two, with both revealing why they’re so against TikTok but also against the new bill.
Then, Dom welcomes in Stella Morabito, author of The Weaponization of Loneliness: How Tyrants Stoke Our Fear of Isolation to Silence, Divide, and Conquer, back onto the Dom Giordano Program to hear about the new book and the attempts to silence free speech in today’s society. Morabito explains tactics being used today in an effort to force isolation and divide the masses, and takes us through history, telling of past Tyrants who have used similar tactics to strengthen their power and silence dissenters. (Photo by Getty Images)
In today’s third hour, Dom welcomes in Giuseppe, the tour guide of Dom Giordano’s upcoming Grand Event, as he and listeners tour through the Country of Italy. Giuseppe tells what to expect on the upcoming trip, and tells listeners what they need to experience in Italy even if not joining the Grand Event. Then, Dom and Giuseppe delve into Italian cuisine, with Giuseppe telling of the differences between Northern and Southern cuisine, with the guide pointing to the usage of tomatoes by Southern Italian. Then, Producer Dan quizzes Giuseppe on some Italian terminology, looking for corrections on oft-mispronounced terms by South Philly Italians, such as ‘gabagool’ and ‘muhzarel’. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom welcomes in Sean Logue, head of the Washington County GOP, back onto the Dom Giordano Program for some analysis on news that Senator John Fetterman will return to the Senate during the week of April 17th. Sean tells in-depth why he continues to believe that Fetterman’s leadership should be re-considered, and questions he’d still like answered about his leave of absence. Then, Dom and Sean delve into other avenues of local politics, discussing the continued presence of Doug Mastriano in the Republican political scene. Finally, Logue puts on his hat as an attorney to break down and dissect the effort to indict former President Donald Trump. (Photo by Alex Wong/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes FOP Lodge 5 President John McNesby back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss the decision by a Commons Pleas Court Judge Craig Levin, who struck down a lawsuit filed by the FOP to reverse Philadelphia’s Driving Equality Law, which McNesby claims is unconstitutional and binds the hands of Philadelphia officers to do their job. John tells that his attorneys expected this decision, telling that they do intend to appeal the decision, knowing the political biases of Philadelphia judges. Also, Dom and John discuss the racial component of the bill, and John tells how exactly a law such as this negatively affects the department and recruitment. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom welcomes in Stella Morabito, author of The Weaponization of Loneliness: How Tyrants Stoke Our Fear of Isolation to Silence, Divide, and Conquer, back onto the Dom Giordano Program to hear about the new book and the attempts to silence free speech in today’s society. Morabito explains tactics being used today in an effort to force isolation and divide the masses, and takes us through history, telling of past Tyrants who have used similar tactics to strengthen their power and silence dissenters. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Allan Domb, candidate for Mayor of Philadelphia, stops into studio for an update on his campaign. Dom begins the interview by asking Domb about the busy schedule of a Mayoral candidate, with Dom and Domb discussing the highly packed forums, which don’t allow candidates to differentiate themselves from one another. Then, Dom gives Domb a chance to differentiate himself from the other candidates, which leads both to discuss a multitude of topics, including public safety, the spike of crime particularly in the Northeast, retail theft, and the handling of the recent water crisis by the current administration.
Then, Dom introduces his Money Melody and continues on with the show, explaining why a debate is absolutely necessary for the Democratic Mayoral Primary. Then, we get our winner of the Money Melody, which kicks off an admission by Dom that one of his guilty pleasures is rapper Eminem. Also, Dom reveals that Philadelphia will no longer offer a day off from their schools on Veteran’s Day, and Dom plays the Lightning Round, asking listeners to dial in with celebrities who use a great stage name. (Photo by Getty Images)
In today’s third hour, Allan Domb, candidate for Mayor of Philadelphia, stops into studio for an update on his campaign. Dom begins the interview by asking Domb about the busy schedule of a Mayoral candidate, with Dom and Domb discussing the highly packed forums, which don’t allow candidates to differentiate themselves from one another. Then, Dom gives Domb a chance to differentiate himself from the other candidates, which leads both to discuss a multitude of topics, including public safety, the spike of crime particularly in the Northeast, retail theft, and the handling of the recent water crisis by the current administration.
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom continues the Dom Giordano Program with conversation on women’s sports after the interview with Riley Gaines at the end of the last hour, telling why he’s so vehemently against this infringement on Title IX, noting the importance that sport has on development of both males and females. This conversation brings Dom and Producer Dan down a strange path, with Dom reflecting to a time when schools forced kids taking swim classes to swim naked. Then, Dom tells that there have been developments in PA’s political scene, with multiple news sources revealing that Dave McCormick is going to throw his hat into the ring for a Senate seat. Also, Dom explains that he has some questions about a recent local story involving false allegations levied toward a police officer after some elected officials claimed he used a racial slur during a traffic stop, asking why these officials did not first ask to see the body cam footage themselves, instead basing their opinions off a viral video. In addition, Dom tells about a proposed regulation on window air conditioner units by Democrats, and Dan offers up his Dan Time with Dom, suggesting that listeners tune back into AppleTV’s Ted Lasso. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom welcomes former University of Kentucky swimmer Riley Gaines, now working with the Independent Women’s Forum, to hear about her time spent this week at the University of Pittsburgh, where she was met with protests and violence for speaking on campus. Riley has been in the news a lot recently, speaking out heavily against UPenn swimmer Lia Thomas, a transgendered individual, pointing out the unfairness of allowing biological males to compete against females. Gaines first reflects on her speaking engagement, telling that a heckler called her a ‘pervert’ for looking at Lia’s genitalia, pointing out the idiotic nature in thinking that would be perverse, even if untrue, while thinking it’s okay for women to be forced to see a biological male’s genitalia. Then, Dom and Gaines delve into her background, with the swimmer telling, in depth, her training background and the dedication it takes to be a female athlete, only to have chances of success ripped away by unfair advantages in allowing trans individuals in women’s sports. Also, Riley offers her thoughts on the horrific school shooting involving a transgendered individual in a Nashville school, and tells where listeners can find more of her work as she continues her push back against this radical ideology. (Photo by Kathryn Riley/Getty Images)
Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by continuing the conversation centered on the horrific Tennessee school shooting by a transgendered individual. Dom provides further information on what’s been uncovered since the tragedy, and plays back a clip from South Dakota Senator Mike Rounds, who suggested that Congress will continue to not pursue so-called ‘Red Flag Laws.’ Then, Dom tells about the resignation of Temple University President Jason Wingard, explaining why he doesn’t believe he was the cause for the spike in violence, noting the importance of the next President to call out the leadership in Philadelphia.
Then, Dom welcomes former University of Kentucky swimmer Riley Gaines, now working with the Independent Women’s Forum, to hear about her time spent this week at the University of Pittsburgh, where she was met with protests and violence for speaking on campus. Riley has been in the news a lot recently, speaking out heavily against UPenn swimmer Lia Thomas, a transgendered individual, pointing out the unfairness of allowing biological males to compete against females. Gaines first reflects on her speaking engagement, telling that a heckler called her a ‘pervert’ for looking at Lia’s genitalia, pointing out the idiotic nature in thinking that would be perverse, even if untrue, while thinking it’s okay for women to be forced to see a biological male’s genitalia. Then, Dom and Gaines delve into her background, with the swimmer telling, in depth, her training background and the dedication it takes to be a female athlete, only to have chances of success ripped away by unfair advantages in allowing trans individuals in women’s sports. Also, Riley offers her thoughts on the horrific school shooting involving a transgendered individual in a Nashville school, and tells where listeners can find more of her work as she continues her push back against this radical ideology.
Producer Dan reads back a written response from Philadelphia Police Commissioner Danielle Outlaw after she blasted one of her officers after receiving a fake video showing the officer using a racial slur in a traffic stop. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom Giordano reveals that cancel culture has a new target as they re-write novels of famous author Agatha Christie. (Photo by Hulton Archive/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Dom leads off the Dom Giordano Program by revealing news that the Camden School District plans to offer new hires a $10,000 bonus for teaching in their district. Dom tells that New Jersey’s teachers union, NJEA, has spoken out against the bonuses, pointing out how hypocritical it is to speak out against something like this while biding themselves as pro-teacher rather than pro-union. Then, Dom tells that Sea Isle City is planning to implement a curfew, explaining why he’s against a curfew as he believes it doesn’t work. Then, Dom updates the marijuana situation in New Jersey, reporting some problems in sales due to high prices, and also provides a running update of the mayoral race in Philadelphia, asking whether the police endorsement helps or hurts Democratic candidates. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom leads off the Dom Giordano Program by providing an update on her appearance on the Pitt campus which has caused controversy on campus. Yesterday, protestors blocked the street where former NCAA athlete Riley Gaines was set to speak about her experience competing with and against transgendered individuals. Dom comments on the double-standard presented at Universities, and calls to attention a bill in the Pennsylvania statehouse that would ban dissenting speakers from campuses, largely targeting speakers with conservative ideology. Then, Dom switches gears back to the shooting in Tennessee, offering more updates on the shooter involved. Producer Dan chimes in, asking how conservatives should approach the mental health issue while still warning of the dangers of background checks and red flag laws. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by offering his thoughts on the horrific school shooting in Tennessee involving a transgendered individual targeting a Christian school. Dom offers up a potential solution to an issue like this, wondering whether we should have trained individuals who can quickly respond and assist officers in these types of tragedies. Dom also discusses the media response to the incident, telling why he believes the media will continue to try and ignore as much of the story as possible because it runs counter to their usual narratives. Then, Dom asks his side question of the day, wondering who it is that has a distinct smile.
Then, Dom welcomes in FOP Lodge 5 President John McNesby back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss the continued refusal of city leaders to condemn tweets made by certain city officials condemning a police officer who allegedly used a racial slur during an arrest. On body camera footage this week, it was made very clear that the officer did not use the alleged racial slur, which even City Council members rushed to condemn and call out, sullying the officer’s reputation. Giordano wonders why Police Commissioner Outlaw nor Mayor Jim Kenney have spoken out on the incident, with McNesby telling that he’s unsurprised, telling that this kind of rhetoric is what further catalyzes anti-police rhetoric. Also, Dom and McNesby discuss the mayoral race, with Giordano asking the FOP President whether they’re closer to an endorsement, with McNesby revealing that one candidate refused a meeting with the FOP in fear of being seen entering into the headquarters. (Photo by William Thomas Cain/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes in FOP Lodge 5 President John McNesby back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss the continued refusal of city leaders to condemn tweets made by certain city officials condemning a police officer who allegedly used a racial slur during an arrest. On body camera footage this week, it was made very clear that the officer did not use the alleged racial slur, which even City Council members rushed to condemn and call out, sullying the officer’s reputation. Giordano wonders why Police Commissioner Outlaw nor Mayor Jim Kenney have spoken out on the incident, with McNesby telling that he’s unsurprised, telling that this kind of rhetoric is what further catalyzes anti-police rhetoric. Also, Dom and McNesby discuss the mayoral race, with Giordano asking the FOP President whether they’re closer to an endorsement, with McNesby revealing that one candidate refused a meeting with the FOP in fear of being seen entering into the headquarters.(Photo by Getty Images)
Dom Giordano plays back a clip of the new FAA chief getting grilled by Senate, where he couldn't answer a single question about the aviation industry. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Dom leads off by continuing the conversation after the Jeff Brown interview, calling back to a negative Tweet sent by the Helen Gym camp that Jeff Brown and other candidates should not get themselves involved in the water crisis in Philadelphia. This sets off both Dom and Dan, calling out the hypocrisy of Helen Gym, with Dan making the point that this is just another example of the ‘unity’ that Gym preaches, ensuring other candidates don’t do what’s she’s too lazy to do herself. Then, Dom plays back some clips from another hyper-Progressive Philadelphian, Larry Krasner, who appeared on John Stewart’s show over the weekend trying to justify his continued experiment with the people of Philadelphia. Also, Dom provides listeners with some tips for where to find bottled water, telling that a couple supermarkets have indicated that they’ve restocked since yesterday’s chaotic run on water. (Photo by Lisa Lake/Getty Images for Our Future Is Now)
Dom Giordano and his producer Dan have an impassioned debate around the morality of price gouging during a crisis. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom welcomes in Mayoral candidate Jeff Brown back onto the Dom Giordano Program for an update on his campaign on a very appropriate day, after he tweeted yesterday that his family’s ShopRites in Philadelphia will be stocked to the gills with water after a chemical leak sent Philadelphians into a frenzy buying up bottled water. Jeff tells that his wife is now running the business, and she implemented a 3 package limit on water to allow all Philadelphians access to clean water. Then, Jeff calls out the officials currently running the City, telling that he wasn’t contacted to help organize a relief effort. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom welcomes Emily Greene, Deputy State Director of Americans for Prosperity Pennsylvania, to hear about an infringement of the First Amendment by her alma mater, the University of Pittsburgh. Recently, AFP and the Lincoln Institute revealed that lawmakers have sought to cancel events from speakers that don’t agree with the liberal mentality of Universities, allowing officials to silence ideology as they please. Emily Greene explains what AFP hopes to do to push back against the push here, directing listeners to KeystonePlaybook.com for more information. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom lead off the Dom Giordano Program by discussing the funky weekend that all Philadelphians were put through after a chemical leak affected the City’s water supply. After an announcement Sunday that tap water could be dangerous only a few hours later, Philadelphians rushed to stores within and around Philadelphia to hoard packages of bottled water. This irked Producer Dan, with him interjecting his opinion on the lack of morals presented by those buying packages of water to resell for inflated prices. Dom disagrees with Dan’s stance on the issue, explaining why he believes price gouging is a positive in certain circumstances, explaining why store owners hoarding products to resell doesn’t bother him. (Photo by Matt Cardy/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom welcomes Emily Greene, Deputy State Director of Americans for Prosperity Pennsylvania, to hear about an infringement of the First Amendment by her alma mater, the University of Pittsburgh. Recently, AFP and the Lincoln Institute revealed that lawmakers have sought to cancel events from speakers that don’t agree with the liberal mentality of Universities, allowing officials to silence ideology as they please. Emily Greene explains what AFP hopes to do to push back against the push here, directing listeners to KeystonePlaybook.com for more information.
Then, Dom welcomes in Mayoral candidate Jeff Brown back onto the Dom Giordano Program for an update on his campaign on a very appropriate day, after he tweeted yesterday that his family’s ShopRites in Philadelphia will be stocked to the gills with water after a chemical leak sent Philadelphians into a frenzy buying up bottled water. Jeff tells that his wife is now running the business, and she implemented a 3 package limit on water to allow all Philadelphians access to clean water. Then, Jeff calls out the officials currently running the City, telling that he wasn’t contacted to help organize a relief effort, condemning the horrible response by City officials. (Photo by Brett Deering/Getty Images)
Talk Radio 1210 WPHT is proud to partner with the Travis Manion Foundation (TMF) of Doylestown, Pennsylvania, for the 6th Annual Radiothon. Dom Giordano hosts his first hour of the Radiothon, joined by Pete Hegseth, David Oh, and Rich Zeoli.
Talk Radio 1210 WPHT is proud to partner with the Travis Manion Foundation (TMF) of Doylestown, Pennsylvania, for the 6th Annual Radiothon. Dom Giordano hosts his first hour of the Radiothon, joined by Ryan Manion, Clarice Schillinger, and Eagles Legend Vince Papale.
Talk Radio 1210 WPHT is proud to partner with the Travis Manion Foundation (TMF) of Doylestown, Pennsylvania, for the 6th Annual Radiothon. Dom Giordano hosts his first hour of the Radiothon, joined by Dave McCormick, Congressman Scott Perry, and Colonel Tom Manion.
Dom Giordano, WPHT host and former teacher, has dedicated much of his daily show toward parents who are taking it into their own hands to push back against school boards that have a negative impact on their children. This has culminated in a weekly podcast on education, Readin', Writin', and Reason, which has allowed wonderful relationships to develop between Giordano, educators, and parents throughout the country who are speaking out against overbearing school boards.
This week, Dom welcomes in Dr. Elana Fishbein of No Left Turn in Education, who had her weekend event cancelled after joining the Dom Giordano Program to promote the event featuring former transgendered people undergoing a de-transitioning. After the cancellation, Fishbein reached back out to the Dom Giordano Program, who put her in touch with the great Pastor Bill Devlin. Within 23 minutes, Devlin, CEO of Octane Faith, was able to find a new venue for the event. Pastor Bill and Dr. Fishbein tell the story, and both explain why the message of the event was so important and needed to be spread.
Dom tells about a new effort in Harrisburg by Democratic politicians to decrease funding for universities that host speakers with conservative ideologies. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom tells that the Progressives pushing for safe injection sites have made huge moves to open up a site in Philadelphia before Kenney leaves office. (Photo by Spencer Platt/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Dom welcomes newly elected Philadelphia Councilman-at-Large Jim Harrity onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss the backhanded effort by Safehouse to open safe injection sites in Philadelphia after a long back-and-forth, prior to the election of the next Mayor of Philadelphia. Harrity, a former addict himself, tells why he’s vehemently against the idea of allowing legal drug use, and tells what he fears the implications would be on the neighborhoods. Also, Harrity, who represents Kensington, tells us what's being done to clean up the addled neighborhood, and tells what listeners can do to aid in the push back against safe injection sites. (Photo by Spencer Platt/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom leads off by telling of a fight going on currently on Capitol Hill over the legitimacy of TikTok and whether China is propagating negativity to United States citizens using the incredibly popular social media app. Then, Dom plays back of clips from Ron DeSantis’s interview with Piers Morgan where the Florida Governor attempts to offer differences between him and former President Donald Trump. Dom spends the majority of the hour bouncing between the topic of TikTok’s legality and role in society and whether DeSantis or Trump’s approach of politics is more beneficial in a run against Democrats. Then, in Dan Time with Dom, Dan plays back a clip from the Nick Kayal Morning Show on 1210WPHT where Nick responded to Dom’s challenge of a golf match, which can be bid on at tomorrow’s Radiothon, raising funds for the Travis Manion Foundation.
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by telling about a call the show received yesterday from a source who revealed that the City of Philadelphia looks to be ham fisting safe-injection sites upon Philadelphians in a closed door meeting at the end of the week. This looks like a move by a very controversial organization, Safehouse, to force the opening of these locations prior to the election of a new Mayor, knowing that Mayor Kenney has been empathetic to the cause in the past. Giordano reminds listeners of the perils of allowing addicts in their neighborhood to legally inject drugs, calling attention to the negative
Then, Dom welcomes in South Philadelphia mother Leighann Savloff who went viral just over 3 years ago when she grilled former Mayor and Governor Ed Rendell on his support Safehouse and safe injection sites to hear what she knows about the news. Leighann tells us that her opinion 3 years ago still hasn’t changed, and tells what it’s been like living with addicts covering the streets of her South Philadelphia neighborhood. Savloff explains that he anti-safe injection site stance is not rooted in a lack of morality, instead arguing that the opposite is true, that this comes rooted in compassion for her own children and neighbors. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom welcomes in South Philadelphia mother Leighann Savloff who went viral just over 3 years ago when she grilled former Mayor and Governor Ed Rendell on his support Safehouse and safe injection sites to hear what she knows about the news. Leighann tells us that her opinion 3 years ago still hasn’t changed, and tells what it’s been like living with addicts covering the streets of her South Philadelphia neighborhood. Savloff explains that he anti-safe injection site stance is not rooted in a lack of morality, instead arguing that the opposite is true, that this comes rooted in compassion for her own children and neighbors. (Photo by Spencer Platt/Getty Images)
In today’s third hour, Dom welcomes newly elected Philadelphia Councilman-at-Large Jim Harrity onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss the backhanded effort by Safehouse to open safe injection sites in Philadelphia after a long back-and-forth, prior to the election of the next Mayor of Philadelphia. Harrity, a former addict himself, tells why he’s vehemently against the idea of allowing legal drug use, and tells what he fears the implications would be on the neighborhoods. Also, Harrity, who represents Kensington, tells us what's being done to clean up the addled neighborhood, and tells what listeners can do to aid in the push back against safe injection sites.
Dom welcomes former Senator Pat Toomey back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss the pending arrest of Donald Trump by Manhattan DA Alvin Bragg for his alleged hush money payments to Stormy Daniels during his presidential campaign. Toomey, this week in the Delaware Valley Journal, explored a theory that the Democrats may have strategically timed the arrest to help Donald Trump to get elected in the Republican primary, with the notion that he’d be the easiest opponent in a general election. Toomey delves deep into the theory, explaining why he differs from Giordano’s theory that Democrats are afraid of Trump, telling that it goes much deeper than just that truth at face value. Then, Dom and Toomey forecast the upcoming Republican primary, with Toomey telling what he expects to see in the field as more throw their hat into the ring. (Photo by Kevin Dietsch/Getty Images)
After playing back some clips from a Camden County meeting yesterday in which Norcross was grilled on the multiple deaths of marine mammals at the Jersey Shore, the woman doing the grilling, Barbara in Voorhees, calls in to take us behind the scenes and tell us what she thinks about what she heard. (Photo by Samuel Corum/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes in Congressman Jeff Van Drew to discuss the aforementioned topic of whales and dolphins washing ashore at the Jersey Shore, directly addressing the justifications made by Congressman Norcross. Van Drew notes that the Democrats seem to be approaching the issue by ‘playing cute,’ saying that they’re not ‘actively’ working, leaving out the tons of work that have been done in surveying and preparing sites to date. Van Drew takes us inside his extensive work investigating the issue, and tells what truths he hopes to uncover as he hopes to find out the causes of these repeated deaths. (Photo by Drew Angerer/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Dom leads off the Dom Giordano Program by revisiting the conversation around the whales and dolphins washing ashore at the Jersey Shore, playing back clips from Congressman Donald Norcross who argued that the wind companies are not ‘actively’ doing anything. This sets off Dom, who tells how Democrats are playing a game here, asking where all the environmentalists are if this is not a coverup.
Then, Dom welcomes in Congressman Jeff Van Drew to discuss the aforementioned topic of whales and dolphins washing ashore at the Jersey Shore, directly addressing the justifications made by Congressman Norcross. Van Drew notes that the Democrats seem to be approaching the issue by ‘playing cute,’ saying that they’re not ‘actively’ working, leaving out the tons of work that have been done in surveying and preparing sites to date. Van Drew takes us inside his extensive work investigating the issue, and tells what truths he hopes to uncover as he hopes to find out the causes of these repeated deaths. (https://earthobservatory.nasa.gov/blogs/elegantfigures/2011/10/06/crafting-the-blue-marble/)
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom leads off the Dom Giordano Program by discussing the pending arrest of Donald Trump by Manhattan DA Alvin Bragg, continuing the debate around whether this could be a strategic move by Democrats in effort to get Trump elected. Then, Dom tells about another controversy involving Trump and a prenup, asking both Dan, Anthony, and listeners whether they would ever require a prenup. Throughout the hour, Dom takes calls from listeners on whether or not they’d ask for a prenuptial agreement if they had money, with regular Earl surprisingly revealing he’d be in favor of one. Also, Dom revisits the discussion on the whales and dolphins washing up ashore at the Jersey Shore, and in Dan Time with Dom, Dan gives an update on the Philadelphia Mayoral race, playing back some new advertising by Allan Domb and Rebecca Rhynhart. (Photo by Joe Raedle/Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by discussing the national political landscape, telling that Senator Pat Toomey will join today’s show to lay forth a theory that the Democrats are strategically timing Trump’s arrest to help him win the Republican Primary with the idea that he would be the easiest opponent. Then, Dom plays back some clips from a Camden County meeting this week where Congressman Donald Norcross addressed the dead whales and dolphins watching ashore on the Jersey Shore, where he called out those blaming the wind industry as baseless. This sets off Dom, who asks why Norcross seems to be doing the bidding for the wind companies, also wondering why environmentalists haven’t taken up this horrific string of events as a cause.
Then, Dom welcomes former Senator Pat Toomey back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss the pending arrest of Donald Trump by Manhattan DA Alvin Bragg for his alleged hush money payments to Stormy Daniels during his presidential campaign. Toomey, this week in the Delaware Valley Journal, explored a theory that the Democrats may have strategically timed the arrest to help Donald Trump to get elected in the Republican primary, with the notion that he’d be the easiest opponent in a general election. Toomey delves deep into the theory, explaining why he differs from Giordano’s theory that Democrats are afraid of Trump, telling that it goes much deeper than just that truth at face value. Then, Dom and Toomey forecast the upcoming Republican primary, with Toomey telling what he expects to see in the field as more throw their hat into the ring. (Photo by Graeme Jennings-Pool/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom leads off by discussing the $9.25m payout that Philadelphia will need to give protestors after police teargassed individuals on 676 protesting the death of George Floyd. Dom and Dan have a discussion on the payout, with Dan asking how much a situation on 52nd in which private residences with windows open had gas seep in should weigh into the decision. Also, Dom and Dan ask listeners what should’ve been done instead of using tear gas on protestors on a highway. Then, Dom interjects the topic from last hour, taking calls from listeners weighing in what the coming arrest of Donald Trump will mean for the 2024 election, and whether the Democrats are timing this purposefully in effort to run against Trump in a general election.
Then, Dom welcomes in local political powerhouse and former congressional candidate Guy Ciarrocchi, who texted the Dom Giordano Program during the first hour explaining why he disagrees with Dom and does indeed think Trump’s arrest is a Democratic strategy to get Trump elected, telling why he thinks the Democrats believe they have the best shot against Trump in a general election. Guy and Dom continue on for the entire segment discussing the strategy behind such a move, further adding more about overall strategy of politicians both on the Left and Right as we approach the 2024 Presidential election. (Photo by Mark Makela/Getty Images)
Full Hour | Dom welcomes in local political powerhouse and former congressional candidate Guy Ciarrocchi, who texted the Dom Giordano Program during the first hour explaining why he disagrees with Dom and does indeed think Trump’s arrest is a Democratic strategy to get Trump elected, telling why he thinks the Democrats believe they have the best shot against Trump in a general election. Guy and Dom continue on for the entire segment discussing the strategy behind such a move, further adding more about overall strategy of politicians both on the Left and Right as we approach the 2024 Presidential election. (Photo by Alex Wong/Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by discussing the unfolding situation on the national political landscape as Trump prepares for an arrest tied to alleged hush money payments to former porn star Stormy Daniels. Dom reveals a Pat Toomey op-ed that suggests that the arrest is a strategic move by the Democrats to give Trump more support, knowing he’d be the easiest opponent in a general election.
Then, Dom welcomes in Andrew C. McCarthy from Fox News to discuss the coming arrest and indictment of Donald Trump in relation to alleged hush money payments made to Stormy Daniels. First, Dom asks McCarthy about the topic discussed in the first segment of the show, asking whether he believes this could be a strategic move by Democrats to help Trump win the election, because in their eyes, they see him as the easiest 2024 opponent. After that, Dom asks McCarthy about another theory, asking if this was a move by a progressive DA, Manhattan’s Alvin Bragg, similar to Philadelphia’s Larry Krasner, in an effort to take out a conservative powerhouse. Also, McCarthy and Giordano run through a couple other, more questionable campaign finance violations, with McCarthy using them as evidence to point to the bias in Trump’s persecution.
Then, Dom continues on with a discussion centered on Trump’s arrest, with listeners weighing in whether they believe the Democrats are using this as a strategic tool. Also, Dom asks listeners whether they believe the Country will change if Trump is arrested. In addition, Dom tells the next chapter in the saga of his attempts to have people get his name right. (Photo by Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes in Andrew C. McCarthy from Fox News to discuss the coming arrest and indictment of Donald Trump in relation to alleged hush money payments made to Stormy Daniels. First, Dom asks McCarthy about the topic discussed in the first segment of the show, asking whether he believes this could be a strategic move by Democrats to help Trump win the election, because in their eyes, they see him as the easiest 2024 opponent. After that, Dom asks McCarthy about another theory, asking if this was a move by a progressive DA, Manhattan’s Alvin Bragg, similar to Philadelphia’s Larry Krasner, in an effort to take out a conservative powerhouse. Also, McCarthy and Giordano run through a couple other, more questionable campaign finance violations, with McCarthy using them as evidence to point to the bias in Trump’s persecution. (Photo by Alex Wong/Getty Images)
Dom tells the next chapter in the saga of his attempts to have people get his name right! (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by telling what to expect on today’s show, previewing that he’ll be discussing Trump’s alleged coming indictment and a new story just released by the Inquirer reporting that Philadelphia will have to pay $9.2M to protesters for using tear gas and rubber bullets during 2020 unrest. Dom offers his thoughts on the new bill, explaining why this is just another example of the hate levied toward police by a loud Left. Then, Dom returns to Donald Trump, taking calls from listeners who explain why they believe Manhattan DA Alvin Bragg is incredibly hypocritical.
Then, Dom welcomes in Volusia County, Florida Sheriff Mike Chitwood, Jr. onto the Dom Giordano Program after the law enforcement official raided the home of a 4chan user involved in a hate group who have levied very serious threats against Chitwood and his family for his speaking out against their hate speech. Chitwood takes listeners inside the incident, explaining why he believed action needed to be taken, and tells where he thinks the plan goes from here. Then, Giordano brings things local, asking for Sheriff Chitwood’s opinion on the state of Philadelphia, with Chitwood speaking in depth on the problems we see here in Philadelphia and what he thinks local officials need to do to improve the City. (Photo by Mark Makela/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Dom welcomes Professor Alan Dershowitz back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss President Donald Trump’s pending indictment and his new, very well-timed book, Get Trump: The Threat to Civil Liberties, Due Process, and Our Constitutional Rule of Law. Dershowitz takes us inside the indictment, telling why he believes it to be unconstitutional and based on an effort by Manhattan DA Alvin Bragg to gain political capital, particularly with billionaire George Soros.
Then, Dom continues on with the hour by offering up his Money Melody of the day, and taking calls from listeners offering up their answers to the side question, which both tie into the 2000s decade. (Photo by Pierre Crom/Getty Images)
In today’s second hour, Dom welcomes in Dr. Elana Fishbein of No Left Turn in Education, who had her weekend event cancelled after joining the Dom Giordano Program to promote the event featuring former transgendered people undergoing a de-transitioning. After the cancellation, Fishbein reached back out to the Dom Giordano Program, who put her in touch with the great Pastor Bill Devlin. Within 23 minutes, Devlin, CEO of Octane Faith, was able to find a new venue for the event. Pastor Bill and Dr. Fishbein tell the story, and both explain why the message of the event was so important and needed to be spread.
Then, Dom tells about another hit piece by WHYY on the Pennridge School District, using it as another example of the Democratic machine targeting parents whose only true priority is protecting their children, in spite of what the Leftist media tries to portray. Then, Dom tells about a new cartoon in the Inquirer by legendary Leftist cartoonist Signe Wilkinson which paints a brutally honest picture of the situation here in Philadelphia under the reign of hyper-progressive politicians such as District Attorney Larry Krasner. Then, Dom offers an update on polling in the Philadelphia mayoral race, then Dan takes over to offer up Dan Time with Dom. (Photo by Getty Images)
In today’s third hour, Dom welcomes Professor Alan Dershowitz back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss President Donald Trump’s pending indictment and his new, very well-timed book, Get Trump: The Threat to Civil Liberties, Due Process, and Our Constitutional Rule of Law. Dershowitz takes us inside the indictment, telling why he believes it to be unconstitutional and based on an effort by Manhattan DA Alvin Bragg to gain political capital, particularly with billionaire George Soros. (Photo by Mario Tama/Getty Images)
In today’s second hour, Dom welcomes in Dr. Elana Fishbein of No Left Turn in Education, who had her weekend event cancelled after joining the Dom Giordano Program to promote the event featuring former transgendered people undergoing a de-transitioning. After the cancellation, Fishbein reached back out to the Dom Giordano Program, who put her in touch with the great Pastor Bill Devlin. Within 23 minutes, Devlin, CEO of Octane Faith, was able to find a new venue for the event. Pastor Bill and Dr. Fishbein tell the story, and both explain why the message of the event was so important and needed to be spread. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom welcomes in Volusia County, Florida Sheriff Mike Chitwood, Jr. onto the Dom Giordano Program after the law enforcement official raided the home of a 4chan user involved in a hate group who have levied very serious threats against Chitwood and his family for his speaking out against their hate speech. Chitwood takes listeners inside the incident, explaining why he believed action needed to be taken, and tells where he thinks the plan goes from here. Then, Giordano brings things local, asking for Sheriff Chitwood’s opinion on the state of Philadelphia, with Chitwood speaking in depth on the problems we see here in Philadelphia and what he thinks local officials need to do to improve the City. (Photo by Getty Images)
In today’s third hour, Dom welcomes in Dr. Elana Fishbein, founder of No Left Turn in Education, for an update on her organization’s work and to hear about an event tomorrow in Malvern, PA. Dr. Fishbein tells us that she will feature former Trans individuals with some information about de-transitioning and gender teaching in public schools in what she’s titled ‘Innocence Under Seige: An Expert Discussion on the Dangers That Gender Ideology Presents to Children,’ which will feature guest speakers such as Chloe Cole, an 18-year-old who warns about gender teachings after having a double mastectomy, Sara Higdon, another former Trans individual, and a forensic nurse examiner, Tami Harriaub. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Dom welcomes in Dr. Elana Fishbein, founder of No Left Turn in Education, for an update on her organization’s work and to hear about an event tomorrow in Malvern, PA. Dr. Fishbein tells us that she will feature former Trans individuals with some information about de-transitioning and gender teaching in public schools in what she’s titled ‘Innocence Under Seige: An Expert Discussion on the Dangers That Gender Ideology Presents to Children,’ which will feature guest speakers such as Chloe Cole, an 18-year-old who warns about gender teachings after having a double mastectomy, Sara Higdon, another former Trans individual, and a forensic nurse examiner, Tami Harriaub. (Photo by Rodin Eckenroth/Getty Images)
Dom Giordano, WPHT host and former teacher, has dedicated much of his daily show toward parents who are taking it into their own hands to push back against school boards that have a negative impact on their children. This has culminated in a weekly podcast on education, Readin', Writin', and Reason, which has allowed wonderful relationships to develop between Giordano, educators, and parents throughout the country who are speaking out against overbearing school boards.
First, Dom welcomes in Jeff Yass, a Pennsylvanian options trader and billionaire that the Inquirer regularly likes to paint negatively as ‘the richest man in Pennsylvania.’ Yass, a strong proponent for charter schools and school choice, was the target of an episode of ABC’s Abbott Elementary, with the fictional school facing a takeover by an ‘evil’ charter school organization. First, Yass tells whether he was watching the show live, with Yass telling how he found out about the reference toward his work. Then, Giordano asks Yass to explain why, as a successful businessman, he’s involved himself in such a political topic, with Yass telling of the importance of allowing children throughout the country, and their parents, to determine their future by offering choices in education. Also, Yass offers his opinion on the mayoral race here in Philadelphia, pointing to the hypocrisies in the anti-charter platforms of certain candidates.
Then, Dom welcomes Central Bucks School District President Dana Hunter back onto the podcast to discuss a story posted recently on Broad+Liberty that examines the media coverage of her school district, determining that many times, reporters state that the board is ‘anti-LGBT’ while frequently ignoring the district’s perspective. Hunter takes us inside the target of these reports, being the district’s new policy on books displaying sexual imagery, explaining why this is not anti-LGBT nor are they outright banning books, telling why she hopes the policy does indeed produce inclusivity.
Dom welcomes Congressman Scott Perry back onto the Dom Giordano Program, to discuss his time spent locally at the Jersey Shore after he attended a hearing yesterday looking to find answers behind a trend of dead whales washing ashore New Jersey beaches. Many on social media have pondered whether new construction of offshore wind farms may be a cause for the deaths, but were met with a piece in the Inquirer this week that denounces any questions about the topic as conspiracy theories. Perry tells why certain questions do deserve to be answered, explaining why he thinks there needs to be a pause on construction of these windmills until an investigation can occur. Also, Dom asks Congressman Perry about developments on the continued story centered on Hunter Biden’s laptop, with Perry expressing why, again, we need answers and the importance of a President who is an advocate for America and not communist China. (Photo by Getty Images)
Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by discussing today being Saint Patrick’s Day, revealing that friend of the show Brian Fitzpatrick has proposed a bill to turn the day into a National Holiday, joining the ranks of Columbus Day. Then, Dom plays back a clip of Kamala Harris talking to the Howard Bison basketball team after losing to Kansas, in which she spoke to the team like they were a bunch of 3rd graders.
Then, Dom welcomes Cherelle Parker, former Philadelphia Councilwoman now running for Mayor of Philadelphia, back onto the Dom Giordano Program to hear an update on how her campaign has been going as she fights to be the next Mayor of Philadelphia. First, Dom asks for Cherelle to clarify and discuss her stance on stop-and-frisk after making headlines with comments in support of the police strategy last night, with Parker explaining the positive nature of the tactic when used correctly. Then, Dom asks Parker about the state of the City’s cleanliness, with Parker telling a story about her grandmother who preached the importance of cleanliness, telling why she would make sure that the City was at its best in a Parker administration. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom welcomes Cherelle Parker, former Philadelphia Councilwoman now running for Mayor of Philadelphia, back onto the Dom Giordano Program to hear an update on how her campaign has been going as she fights to be the next Mayor of Philadelphia. First, Dom asks for Cherelle to clarify and discuss her stance on stop-and-frisk after making headlines with comments in support of the police strategy last night, with Parker explaining the positive nature of the tactic when used correctly. Then, Dom asks Parker about the state of the City’s cleanliness, with Parker telling a story about her grandmother who preached the importance of cleanliness, telling why she would make sure that the City was at its best in a Parker administration. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom welcomes in Philadelphia mayoral candidate Amen Brown back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss his newly released comprehensive plan addressing the skyrocketing violence in Philadelphia. Amen takes us through his long plan that includes commentary about warrants and repeat offenders, and offers transparency when discussing whether he would change or keep the police department as it stands under current Mayor Jim Kenney. Brown breaks things down to the minutia, explaining that a Philadelphia led by a Brown administration would pursue charges for even small offenses such as public urination and graffiti, which the current administration has failed to do.
Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Dom leads off the Dom Giordano Program by reviewing some cringe-worthy material on yesterday’s episode of the View where Sunny Hostin and Joy Behar discussed their grocery shopping habits. In the clip, Hostin admits she hasn’t been to a grocery store in 3 years, vying instead for Instacart, with Joy Behar revealing how she loves being stopped by Trump supporters when doing her shopping.
Then, Dom welcomes in Philadelphia mayoral candidate Amen Brown back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss his newly released comprehensive plan addressing the skyrocketing violence in Philadelphia. Amen takes us through his long plan that includes commentary about warrants and repeat offenders, and offers transparency when discussing whether he would change or keep the police department as it stands under current Mayor Jim Kenney. Brown breaks things down to the minutia, explaining that a Philadelphia led by a Brown administration would pursue charges for even small offenses such as public urination and graffiti, which the current administration has failed to do. (Photo by Jason Kempin/Getty Images for Bronx Children's Museum)
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom welcomes John S. Iushewitz, FOP Lodge 28 President representing Lower Merion police officers, onto the Dom Giordano Program after an incident made headline news involving an officer in the department. Back on January 8th, a woman was driving in Bala Cynwyd when officer Charles Murphy attempted to pull her over for tailgating a truck. The driver initially resisted arrest, escalating into Murphy pulling and deploying his Taser on the individual. This has prompted a 10-day suspension, which has caused controversy, with some saying the punishment is too light while others, including FOP Lodge 28, believe the punishment is too much for an Officer just trying to do his job. John takes us inside the incident and explains why he believes that the punishment is unwarranted for the incident at hand.
Then, Dom welcomes in former back onto the Dom Giordano Program for a discussion on the national Republican party as we gear up for another Presidential election. Rothfus, a strong proponent of Ron DeSantis, tells us all about the Florida Governor’s deep connection with Pennsylvania. Then, Dom and Rothfus discuss the changing dynamics of the Republican Party, with each offering up their strategy that they believe Republicans need to employ to secure a win in the future. (Photo by Jemal Countess/Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by telling that Brand Manager Greg Stocker had just stopped into the studio, telling Dom that he has the opportunity to play WPHT Morning Show host Nick Kayal in a round of golf. Dom quickly jumps at the opportunity, explaining why he thinks he could easily beat Nick in golf, which prompts the morning host to respond via text that the challenge is on.
Then, Dom welcomes former Philadelphia Mayor Michael Nutter back onto the Dom Giordano Program after he endorsed Rebecca Rhynhart yesterday in the race to become Philadelphia’s next Mayor. First, Dom asks the Mayor about his recent decisions to speak out about the state of the City, asking why he’s chosen to do so and telling him that, in doing so, he’s really improved in stock in the eyes of listeners. Then, Dom asks Mayor Nutter about the race and the candidates competing to become the next Philadelphia Mayor, with Dom asking Nutter why he believes the Democratic candidates have yet to do anything to really distinguish themselves from one another. After that, Dom asks why Nutter specifically chose Rhynhart, with the former Mayor explaining that she knows the budget better than anybody else running for office, and that, combined with her long experience, makes her the best candidate. Then, Dom and Nutter delve into the ever-changing conversation centered on public safety and justice reform, with Nutter explaining why some candidates may hesitate to criticize District Attorney Larry Krasner. Also, Nutter, who’s been very vocal about his relationship with stop-and-frisk, explains why he’s surprisingly in favor of constitutional stop-and-frisk, but warns listeners of the dangers as a black man. (Photo by Mitchell Leff/Getty Images for the USOC)
In today’s second hour, Dom welcomes John S. Iushewitz, FOP Lodge 28 President representing Lower Merion police officers, onto the Dom Giordano Program after an incident made headline news involving an officer in the department. Back on January 8th, a woman was driving in Bala Cynwyd when officer Charles Murphy attempted to pull her over for tailgating a truck. The driver initially resisted arrest, escalating into Murphy pulling and deploying his Taser on the individual. This has prompted a 10-day suspension, which has caused controversy, with some saying the punishment is too light while others, including FOP Lodge 28, believe the punishment is too much for an Officer just trying to do his job. John takes us inside the incident and explains why he believes that the punishment is unwarranted for the incident at hand. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom welcomes in former Congressman Keith Rothfus back onto the Dom Giordano Program for a discussion on the national Republican party as we gear up for another Presidential election. Rothfus, a strong proponent of Ron DeSantis, tells us all about the Florida Governor’s deep connection with Pennsylvania. Then, Dom and Rothfus discuss the changing dynamics of the Republican Party, with each offering up their strategy that they believe Republicans need to employ to secure a win in the future. (Photo by Joe Raedle/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes former Philadelphia Mayor Michael Nutter back onto the Dom Giordano Program after he endorsed Rebecca Rhynhart yesterday in the race to become Philadelphia’s next Mayor. First, Dom asks the Mayor about his recent decisions to speak out about the state of the City, asking why he’s chosen to do so and telling him that, in doing so, he’s really improved in stock in the eyes of listeners. Then, Dom asks Mayor Nutter about the race and the candidates competing to become the next Philadelphia Mayor, with Dom asking Nutter why he believes the Democratic candidates have yet to do anything to really distinguish themselves from one another. After that, Dom asks why Nutter specifically chose Rhynhart, with the former Mayor explaining that she knows the budget better than anybody else running for office, and that, combined with her long experience, makes her the best candidate. Then, Dom and Nutter delve into the ever-changing conversation centered on public safety and justice reform, with Nutter explaining why some candidates may hesitate to criticize District Attorney Larry Krasner. Also, Nutter, who’s been very vocal about his relationship with stop-and-frisk, explains why he’s surprisingly in favor of constitutional stop-and-frisk, but warns listeners of the dangers as a black man. (Photo by Brendan Hoffman/Getty Images)
Dom takes a call from a listener after Mayor Michael Nutter checks into the Dom Giordano Program, who explains why she, as a longtime Philadelphian, has deep respect for the former Mayor. (Photo by Win McNamee/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Dom brings things local on the Dom Giordano Program by offering an updated analysis on the Philadelphia Mayoral race. Dom tells that former Mayor Michael Nutter has given his public endorsement to Rebecca Rhynhart, which doesn’t surprise Dom, explaining why he could see that being a smart decision for the former Mayor. Then, Dom reveals polling results about policing in Philadelphia, breaking down by neighborhood which areas support and don’t support offering more pay for officers. (Photo by Andrew Burton/Getty Images)
Dom Giordano reveals which neighborhoods in Philadelphia, in a new survey, believe police deserve a bump in pay. (Photo by Hannah Beier/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom welcomes in Caroline Moore, Vice President of Parents Defending Education, onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss her organization’s effort to uncover school districts throughout the country who are hiding student’s gender preferences from parents. Moore explains why the organization has taken this upon themselves, stressing the importance of parental involvement in education, and tells why she worries that this is a continued trend of removing power from parents. Moore tells that their website, DefendingEd.org, now features what they call an ‘IndoctriNation’ map, which visually lays out which districts have incidents of schools hiding this type of information from parents.
Then, Dom welcomes Michael J. Donohue, a Former NJ Superior Court Judge who’s now serving as a special counsel to Cape May County on windmill issues, to the Dom Giordano Program. Dom and Donohue discuss a Philadelphia Inquirer story that suggests that questions surrounding the relationship between windmill construction and dead whales on the Jersey Shore are ‘conspiracy theories,’ essentially dampening any discussion as ‘politically charged.’ Donohue tells about a meeting tonight to address potential causes behind the unprecedented spike in whale deaths, explaining the importance of keeping an open mind as we pursue an investigation into the environmental issue. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom welcomes back J. Christian Adams of the Public Interest Legal Foundation onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss some questions that his foundation has about Al Schmidt and Pennsylvania voters who may not be United States citizens. Schmidt, who became prominent in the 2020 elections condemning any questions about election interference, called for transparency in voting rolls after testifying that he was briefed by the State Department on a study that determined there were over 100,000 non-citizens voting in Pennsylvania. PILF wrote an editorial for a Pittsburgh newspaper calling for Al Schmidt to fix the problem now that he sits as the Acting Secretary of State, with Christian explaining the runaround his organization has received when trying to understand why the issue has not been fixed by the person who raised the issue in the first place. (Photo by Getty Images)
In today’s second hour, Dom welcomes in Caroline Moore, Vice President of Parents Defending Education, onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss her organization’s effort to uncover school districts throughout the country who are hiding student’s gender preferences from parents. Moore explains why the organization has taken this upon themselves, stressing the importance of parental involvement in education, and tells why she worries that this is a continued trend of removing power from parents. Moore tells that their website, DefendingEd.org, now features what they call an ‘IndoctriNation’ map, which visually lays out which districts have incidents of schools hiding this type of information from parents. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by breaking down new polling on policing in Philadelphia, broken down by demographic and neighborhood. Dom reveals that his beloved South Philadelphia has changed drastically, revealing that only 40% of South Philly residents support paying the police more. Then, Dom tells that he’ll be joined by Mike Donohue, a Republican powerhouse in Cape May County, who has some information on the repeated whale deaths at the Jersey Shore.
Then, Dom welcomes back J. Christian Adams of the Public Interest Legal Foundation onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss some questions that his foundation has about Al Schmidt and Pennsylvania voters who may not be United States citizens. Schmidt, who became prominent in the 2020 elections condemning any questions about election interference, called for transparency in voting rolls after testifying that he was briefed by the State Department on a study that determined there were over 100,000 non-citizens voting in Pennsylvania. PILF wrote an editorial for a Pittsburgh newspaper calling for Al Schmidt to fix the problem now that he sits as the Acting Secretary of State, with Christian explaining the runaround his organization has received when trying to understand why the issue has not been fixed by the person who raised the issue in the first place. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom welcomes Central Bucks School District President Dana Hunter back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss a story posted recently on Broad+Liberty that examines the media coverage of her school district, determining that many times, reporters state that the board is ‘anti-LGBT’ while frequently ignoring the district’s perspective. Hunter takes us inside the target of these reports, being the district’s new policy on books displaying sexual imagery, explaining why this is not anti-LGBT nor are they outright banning books, telling why she hopes the policy does indeed produce inclusivity.
Then, Dom welcomes Pennsylvania Representative Joseph D’Orsie (R-York) onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss a new bill he authored, HB179, which would ban ‘bias response teams’ at Universities and limit high security fees for controversial speakers, also enabling somebody whose free speech rights have been infringed to take action against the University. D’Orsie explains what he hopes to accomplish with this bill, explaining the continued bias presented on University campuses and how these alleged ‘response teams’ would not reduce but instead further increase bias, particularly against conservative ideals.
Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Dom leads off the Dom Giordano Program by reflecting on a New Jersey conservative conference that he spoke at over the weekend, discussing what topics are most important to New Jersey voters. This leads Dom into a conversation about the dead whales washing ashore in Philadelphia, with Dom bringing to a light a story by Amy Rosenberg over at the Inquirer, who wrote about ‘conspiracy theories’ that the construction of wind farms are to blame. Dom takes issue with this stance, explaining how he believes it only serves to silence one side of the debate, attempting to alienate questions about whether Democrats and wind companies are to blame.
Then, Dom continues the hour by discussing a new push by the Pope to allow for Holy people, including Priests and Nuns, to marry, breaking long Catholic tradition, which Dom explains he agrees with. That causes him to continue with a discussion on religion, playing back a clip of Joe Biden who said that the push-back on transgendered individuals as ‘sinful,’ to which Dom takes issue. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom welcomes Central Bucks School District President Dana Hunter back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss a story posted recently on Broad+Liberty that examines the media coverage of her school district, determining that many times, reporters state that the board is ‘anti-LGBT’ while frequently ignoring the district’s perspective. Hunter takes us inside the target of these reports, being the district’s new policy on books displaying sexual imagery, explaining why this is not anti-LGBT nor are they outright banning books, telling why she hopes the policy does indeed produce inclusivity. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom welcomes Pennsylvania Representative Joseph D’Orsie (R-York) onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss a new bill he authored, HB179, which would ban ‘bias response teams’ at Universities and limit high security fees for controversial speakers, also enabling somebody whose free speech rights have been infringed to take action against the University. D’Orsie explains what he hopes to accomplish with this bill, explaining the continued bias presented on University campuses and how these alleged ‘response teams’ would not reduce but instead further increase bias, particularly against conservative ideals. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by discussing comments made by DeSantis, Trump, and Pence to Tucker Carlson about our involvement in Ukraine, focusing on DeSantis’s comments, explaining why he believes the prospective Presidential candidate has taken a big step forward with his stance after not being very clear in the past. In the commentary, though, DeSantis refers to the war as a ‘territorial dispute,’ which sets off Left media, claiming now that DeSantis is doing the bidding for Vladimir Putin. Then Dom brings things to a local level, responding to an email he received where he was called out for his continued condemnation of Doug Mastriano as a Senate candidate.
Then, Dom welcomes in Fox Business Reporter Charlie Gasparino onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss the very turbulent market after a weekend in which two banks collapsed, including Silicon Valley Bank, a bank that largely funds investors in the tech industry. Charlie explains what has happened through the day on Wall Street, and explains what he thinks the federal government will do to help simmer the markets and the continued skyrocketing inflation. (Photo by Mark Makela/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes in Fox Business Reporter Charlie Gasparino onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss the very turbulent market after a weekend in which two banks collapsed, including Silicon Valley Bank, a bank that largely funds investors in the tech industry. Charlie explains what has happened through the day on Wall Street, and explains what he thinks the federal government will do to help simmer the markets and the continued skyrocketing inflation. (Photo by Justin Sullivan/Getty Images)
Dom tells of a report on Steve Keeley's twitter, explaining that the great reporter was on the scene of an incident involving a van ramming into police headquarters. This causes Dan to ask, after a string of great on-the-scene reporting, whether Steve Keeley is actually Batman. (Photo by Jack Taylor/Getty Images)
In today’s third hour, Dom welcomes in Dave McCormick, former candidate for Senate in Pennsylvania, to discuss the state of the United States economy and his new book, Superpower in Peril: A Battle Plan to Renew America. McCormick lays forth what the collapse of Silicon Valley Bank means for the rest of the economy, explaining what needs to be done federally to counteract skyrocketing inflation. Then, Dom and McCormick reflect on his campaign in the Senate primary, discussing why he failed to receive President Trump’s endorsement and telling whether or not he has plans to run for public office in the future. (Photo by Jeff Swensen/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes in Cynthia Hughes, author of Due Process Denied, which tells about the Washington D.C. prison where many alleged to be involved with January 6th have been imprisoned. Hughes, whose nephew is in prison for his involvement in the alleged insurrection, founded the Patriot Freedom Project, which serves to help pay legal fees to those that they consider wrongly imprisoned. Dom discusses the work that she does, and goes in depth into certain individuals who have made headlines due to their treatment by the federal government. (Photo by Jon Cherry/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes in Congressman Brian Fitzpatrick back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss multiple topics unfolding on Capitol Hill. First, Dom asks about the situation involving Silicon Valley Bank, asking what the Congressman believes the Federal government should do as the large bank collapses, stoking further fears of recession. Then, Dom asks Fitzpatrick about new House Speaker Kevin McCarthy, with Fitzpatrick and Giordano discussing the strategy employed by House Republicans to this point, particularly how the debt ceiling has been handled. (Photo by Anna Moneymaker/Getty Images)
In today’s third hour, Dom welcomes in Dave McCormick, former candidate for Senate in Pennsylvania, to discuss the state of the United States economy and his new book, Superpower in Peril: A Battle Plan to Renew America. McCormick lays forth what the collapse of Silicon Valley Bank means for the rest of the economy, explaining what needs to be done federally to counteract skyrocketing inflation. Then, Dom and McCormick reflect on his campaign in the Senate primary, discussing why he failed to receive President Trump’s endorsement and telling whether or not he has plans to run for public office in the future.
Then, Dom tells of the newest chapter in the Drag Queen Story Hour saga, with a local school facing push back after a social media post of the book, 'The Hips on the Drag Queen Go Swish, Swish, Swish.' (Photo by Getty Images)
In today’s second hour, Dom brings things more local, first leading off with commentary on a Billy Penn column that suggests long-time Councilperson Brian O’Neill may lose his seat he’s held for 43 years, further weighing the dynamic of City leadership in favor of progressives. This leads Dom to discuss the state of the City of Philadelphia, telling why the City will spin further in darkness with a deeper ingratiated far Left leadership.
Then, Dom welcomes in Cynthia Hughes, author of Due Process Denied, which tells about the Washington D.C. prison where many alleged to be involved with January 6th have been imprisoned. Hughes, whose nephew is in prison for his involvement in the alleged insurrection, founded the Patriot Freedom Project, which serves to help pay legal fees to those that they consider wrongly imprisoned. Dom discusses the work that she does, and goes in depth into certain individuals who have made headlines due to their treatment by the federal government. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by discussing the economic situation that we find ourselves after a weekend in which multiple banks imploded, leaving many investors unable to attain their funds kept in the banks. Dom tells what happened this morning when markets opened, playing back a clip of Biden blaming Trump for his continued economic failure. Then, Dom and Dan offer their opinion on a piece from Friday on Philadelphia Magazine in which Steve Keeley again came under fire by columnist Victor Fiorillo, who was blasted on social media for condemning Keeley’s great crime reporting.
Then, Dom welcomes in Congressman Brian Fitzpatrick back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss multiple topics unfolding on Capitol Hill. First, Dom asks about the situation involving Silicon Valley Bank, asking what the Congressman believes the Federal government should do as the large bank collapses, stoking further fears of recession. Then, Dom asks Fitzpatrick about new House Speaker Kevin McCarthy, with Fitzpatrick and Giordano discussing the strategy employed by House Republicans to this point, particularly how the debt ceiling has been handled. (Photo by Getty Images)
Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by discussing a speech yesterday by Vice President Kamala Harris, who suggested that voters have a reason to be fearful of climate change. This prompts Dom to play back some clips of TikTokers and others on social media expressing the fear that they have, including some who refuse to have children because of questions about the future. Dom takes umbrage with this, and explains why it's both incredibly damaging to the individuals psyche and a tool by the Left to further indoctrinate voters into liberal ideology. Also, Dom asks listeners why union members continue to support Democrats, and runs through multiple stories being talked about nationwide. (Photo by Al Drago-Pool/Getty Images)
In today’s third hour, Dom discusses the news this week that Doug Mastriano, former candidate for Governor for Pennsylvania, is considering a run for Senate. Dom tells that, this morning, he served as a panelist for 6ABC and was asked about the news, with Dom explaining to the panelists that his listeners have seemingly widely distanced themselves from the failed campaign of Mastriano. Dom explains why he believes Mastriano has no shot to win the seat in a race against Bob Casey, and explains why we as conservatives need to do everything in our power from that becoming a reality. (Photo by Michael M. Santiago/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes in critic Neal Zoren to hear what’s worth watching over the weekend. First, Dom and Zoren discuss the upcoming Oscar’s this weekend, with Neal predicting whether or not it will keep down the path of wokeness they’ve followed. Also, Neal offers up some predictions for the upcoming award show, and tells Dom what he’s looking forward to on television. (Photo by Andrew H. Walker/Getty Images)
Dom Giordano, WPHT host and former teacher, has dedicated much of his daily show toward parents who are taking it into their own hands to push back against school boards that have a negative impact on their children. This has culminated in a weekly podcast on education, Readin', Writin', and Reason, which has allowed wonderful relationships to develop between Giordano, educators, and parents throughout the country who are speaking out against overbearing school boards.
First, Dom leads off by welcoming Dr. Daniel McGarry, Superintendent of Upper Darby Schools, after the school official sent out a letter to parents about how the school plans to handle conduct in the schools after many students have been caught walking the hallways after cutting the class and getting violent with other students. In the letter sent to parents, Dr. McGarry writes, ‘Our staffs are worn out trying to provide our students the best they have to offer,’ explaining the negative implications of Coronavirus and a spike in crime outside school walls on the mental health of students. McGarry explains what he hopes to accomplish in sending the letter, and explains the importance of offering an environment that fosters the best education for students possible.
Then, Dom welcomes in John DeMasi to the podcast, a father of a student who was assaulted in the Upper Darby School District. DeMasi reached out to the Dom Giordano Program after hearing Superintendent Dr. Daniel McGarry on the show discuss a letter he sent to parents following the assault of his daughter. DeMasi tells about what happened to his daughter, revealing what he was told by officers investigating the incident, and tells of the response by school staff in the fall out. Also, DeMasi tells where he takes issue with district leadership, particularly within the dress code, and tells how he believes things can improve for his daughter and other students within the district.
In today’s second hour, Dom welcomes in Giuseppe of Conservative Tours to discuss and preview what’s to come on the upcoming Dom Giordano Program field trip to Italy with listeners. Giuseppe runs through all the locations that he plans to take listeners, offering up some of the great things one can see in Rome, Florence, Venice, and the multiple other great cities of Italy.
Then, Dom spends a segment discussing the side topic of the day, asking for films that received a strong audience reaction when shown in theaters. This leads Dom and Dan to discuss the benefits of movie theaters, with Dan offering up some of his pet peeves. Also, Dom tells of a new Supreme Court debate over whether transgendered individuals should be allowed to compete in women’s sports.
Then, Dom welcomes in critic Neal Zoren to hear what’s worth watching over the weekend. First, Dom and Zoren discuss the upcoming Oscar’s this weekend, with Neal predicting whether or not it will keep down the path of wokeness they’ve followed. Also, Neal offers up some predictions for the upcoming award show, and tells Dom what he’s looking forward to on television. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom welcomes in Giuseppe of Conservative Tours to discuss and preview what’s to come on the upcoming Dom Giordano Program field trip to Italy with listeners. Giuseppe runs through all the locations that he plans to take listeners, offering up some of the great things one can see in Rome, Florence, Venice, and the multiple other great cities of Italy. To join Dom Giordano for the Grand Event, head over to ConservativeTours.com. (Photo by Getty Images)
Caller Tom dials into the Dom Giordano Program to tell about his family, who was robbed at gunpoint and shot at Mayfair Pizza. Tom reveals that Philadelphia's DA is considering charging the assailant with aggravated assault rather than attempted murder which, while apropos, sets off Giordano. Also, Dom asks Tom for an update on his family member's health, and asks how listeners can help. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom welcomes Megan Brock back onto the Dom Giordano Program after she uncovered information behind Pennsylvania Senate Bill 390, which would force parents to take vaccine education courses before opting out of school mandates. Brock tells Giordano how she uncovered this and discusses the negative implications of such a requirement. Then, Brock tells about the political scene throughout the Philadelphia suburbs in Bucks and Montgomery County as their respective Republican parties continue their push against the spread of hyper-progressivism. (Photo by Getty Images)
In today’s third hour, Dom welcomes Ann Marie Muldoon back onto the Dom Giordano Program to hear what it’s been like running a business in the Mayfair section of Northeast Philadelphia, which has recently been regularly in the news for violent crimes, such as last night with a robbery at Mayfair Pizza. Ann Marie, a force in the local community as a business leader, spent the day speaking with business owners throughout the area to hear how their lives and businesses have been effected by the rash in crime. Ann Marie gives some of the responses she’s received, and she and Dom discuss why areas like Mayfair continue voting for Democrats when they’re a strong reason why we’ve spiraled down this path. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom welcomes Cherise Trump, Executive Director of Speech First, back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss the importance of free speech and the potential changes proposed for Title IX. In a press release earlier this week, Trump wrote, “President Biden and his Department of Education are exacerbating the free speech crisis on college campuses...this would leave students open to severe punishment under Title IX policies for actions as innocuous as asking someone out on a date or not using their pronouns.” Trump delves deep into the topic, breaking down the decision to throw out the Davis standard, explaining how these changes can seriously impact free speech on campuses, and tells what she plans to do to address it. (Photo by Getty Images)
In today’s third hour, Dom welcomes Ann Marie Muldoon back onto the Dom Giordano Program to hear what it’s been like running a business in the Mayfair section of Northeast Philadelphia, which has recently been regularly in the news for violent crimes, such as last night with a robbery at Mayfair Pizza. Ann Marie, a force in the local community as a business leader, spent the day speaking with business owners throughout the area to hear how their lives and businesses have been effected by the rash in crime. Ann Marie gives some of the responses she’s received, and she and Dom discuss why areas like Mayfair continue voting for Democrats when they’re a strong reason why we’ve spiraled down this path.
Then, throughout the rest of the hour, Dom discusses Biden’s trip to Philadelphia, offering why he believes that the President will sound hypocritical in anything he says regarding crime and inflation in Philadelphia due to the impact of Democratic and progressive policies. (Photo by Getty Images)
Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by discussing the changing dynamics of Philadelphia, pointing to now multiple instances of crime within the past few weeks that should not be happening in places that usually don’t see this type of violence. Dom tells that Brendan Boyle will be holding an event featuring President Joe Biden today in Northeast Philadelphia to address the spike in violence, expressing his frustration with the Administration and their lackadaisical approach to addressing crime.
Then, Dom welcomes Cherise Trump, Executive Director of Speech First, back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss the importance of free speech and the potential changes proposed for Title IX. In a press release earlier this week, Trump wrote, “President Biden and his Department of Education are exacerbating the free speech crisis on college campuses...this would leave students open to severe punishment under Title IX policies for actions as innocuous as asking someone out on a date or not using their pronouns.” Trump delves deep into the topic, breaking down the decision to throw out the Davis standard, explaining how these changes can seriously impact free speech on campuses, and tells what she plans to do to address it. (Photo by Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images)
In today’s second hour, Dom Giordano plays back a clip from Ru Paul on Instagram in which the Queen of all Drag Queens calls on the LGBT community to continue their fight, calling drag queens the ‘marines’ in the fight for LGBT rights. Then, Dom offers his opinion on the contract given to Daniel Jones, explaining why he believes this is just more evidence of the socialist system that the NFL has become. Then. Dom continues speaking about the crime in Philadelphia as President Joe Biden plans to come to town to speak in the Northeast section of the City.
After that, Dom welcomes Megan Brock back into the Dom Giordano Program after she uncovered information behind Pennsylvania Senate Bill 390, which would force parents to take vaccine education courses before opting out of school mandates. Brock tells Giordano how she uncovered this and discusses the negative implications of such a requirement. Then, Brock tells about the political scene throughout the Philadelphia suburbs in Bucks and Montgomery County as their respective Republican parties continue their push against the spread of hyper-progressivism. (Photo by Rich Fury/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes in Jeff Yass, a Pennsylvanian options trader and billionaire that the Inquirer regularly likes to paint negatively as ‘the richest man in Pennsylvania.’ Yass, a strong proponent for charter schools and school choice, was the target of an episode of ABC’s Abbott Elementary, with the fictional school facing a takeover by an ‘evil’ charter school organization. First, Yass tells whether he was watching the show live, with Yass telling how he found out about the reference toward his work. Then, Giordano asks Yass to explain why, as a successful businessman, he’s involved himself in such a political topic, with Yass telling of the importance of allowing children throughout the country, and their parents, to determine their future by offering choices in education. Also, Yass offers his opinion on the mayoral race here in Philadelphia, pointing to the hypocrisies in the anti-charter platforms of certain candidates. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom Giordano reads back and responds to a press release by the Mastriano camp that suggests he'd beat sitting Senator Bob Casey in a head-to-head match. (Photo by Win McNamee/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes in Dr. William Corse, father of the woman who was brutally beaten just steps away from City Hall at 15th and Chestnut, who wrote an email to the show asking to speak out about the violence in Philadelphia. Corse updates the status of his daughter, telling that she's still recovering and may need eye surgery as a result. Giordano asks Corse about his thoughts on Philadelphia, with Corse explicitly calling out District Attorney Larry Krasner for his role in the continued spike of violence in the City. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom welcomes in Representative Abby Major onto the Dom Giordano Program just minutes after Representative Mike Zabel sent a letter to House Leader Joanna McClinton telling that he will resign from his post following a press conference by Major in which she pointed to advances made by the Democratic politician. Major tells that as a woman, she wanted to stand against a continued trend in Harrisburg of this type of casual sexual harassment to prevent others from having to suffer what she and other women have had to go through. Major explains that this was just one instance of many that she’s heard about Representative Zabel, and regularly these things are overlooked, which isn’t fair to our female lawmakers. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom welcomes in John DeMasi to the Dom Giordano Program, a father of a student who was assaulted in the Upper Darby School District. DeMasi reached out to the Dom Giordano Program after hearing Superintendent Dr. Daniel McGarry on the show last week discuss a letter he sent to parents following the assault of his daughter. DeMasi tells about what happened to his daughter, revealing what he was told by officers investigating the incident, and tells of the response by school staff in the fall out. Also, DeMasi tells where he takes issue with district leadership, particularly within the dress code, and tells how he believes things can improve for his daughter and other students within the district. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Dom welcomes in Representative Abby Major onto the Dom Giordano Program just minutes after Representative Mike Zabel sent a letter to House Leader Joanna McClinton telling that he will resign from his post following a press conference by Major in which she pointed to advances made by the Democratic politician. Major tells that as a woman, she wanted to stand against a continued trend in Harrisburg of this type of casual sexual harassment to prevent others from having to suffer what she and other women have had to go through. Major explains that this was just one instance of many that she’s heard about Representative Zabel, and regularly these things are overlooked, which isn’t fair to our female lawmakers.
Then, Dom welcomes in Dr. William Corse, father of the woman who was brutally beaten just steps away from City Hall at 15th and Chestnut, who wrote an email to the show asking to speak out about the violence in Philadelphia. Corse updates the status of his daughter, telling that she's still recovering and may need eye surgery as a result. Giordano asks Corse about his thoughts on Philadelphia, with Corse explicitly calling out District Attorney Larry Krasner for his role in the continued spike of violence in the City. (Photo by Getty Images)
In today’s second hour, Dom welcomes in John DeMasi to the Dom Giordano Program, a father of a student who was assaulted in the Upper Darby School District. DeMasi reached out to the Dom Giordano Program after hearing Superintendent Dr. Daniel McGarry on the show last week discuss a letter he sent to parents following the assault of his daughter. DeMasi tells about what happened to his daughter, revealing what he was told by officers investigating the incident, and tells of the response by school staff in the fall out. Also, DeMasi tells where he takes issue with district leadership, particularly within the dress code, and tells how he believes things can improve for his daughter and other students within the district.
Then, Dom plays back some clips today from Jim Jordan and the Select Committee investigating the origins of Coronavirus, explaining why this information is so important and asking whether listeners would prefer Jordan or Rand Paul as the main questioner. Then, Dom plays back a clip from Michelle Obama on MSNBC trashing Trump’s inauguration day, asking whether she still believes in going high when others go low. (Photo by Rodin Eckenroth/Getty Images)
Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by discussing the new developments since yesterday’s show centered around January 6th as Tucker Carlson continues to release new footage from the incident sent by House Speaker Kevin McCarthy. Dom plays back some reaction from the first night of footage, including the words of Mitt Romney, who said that it’s sad to see Tucker go off the rails, and Merrick Garland, who stammered and offered up inaccurate information when pressed by a reporter. Dom tells why he believes the footage to be so important, telling of the implications that this footage coming to light has on ongoing trials for those there on that day. Then, Dom discusses the news yesterday that former gubernatorial candidate in Pennsylvania, Doug Mastriano, is preparing for a run for Senate against sitting Senator Bob Casey. Dom explains why he’s against this notion, telling why he’s vehemently against a Mastriano run for Senate, calling Mastriano a ‘menace’ to the ability for Republicans to win in Pennsylvania.
Then, Dom welcomes in Jeff Yass, a Pennsylvanian options trader and billionaire that the Inquirer regularly likes to paint negatively as ‘the richest man in Pennsylvania.’ Yass, a strong proponent for charter schools and school choice, was the target of an episode of ABC’s Abbott Elementary, with the fictional school facing a takeover by an ‘evil’ charter school organization. First, Yass tells whether he was watching the show live, with Yass telling how he found out about the reference toward his work. Then, Giordano asks Yass to explain why, as a successful businessman, he’s involved himself in such a political topic, with Yass telling of the importance of allowing children throughout the country, and their parents, to determine their future by offering choices in education. Also, Yass offers his opinion on the mayoral race here in Philadelphia, pointing to the hypocrisies in the anti-charter platforms of certain candidates. (Photo by Brent Stirton/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes in Steven Sund, author of Courage Under Fire: Under Siege and Outnumbered 58 to 1 on January 6th and former police chief of the Capitol Police, serving as chief during the events of January 6th. Sund tells Giordano that last night’s expose by Carlson was also the first time he had seen the footage shown, offering his analysis on what he saw and how it should have effected how his job was handled during the fallout of the events. Sund takes us inside the day’s events, telling in-depth about his communication with the office of Nancy Pelosi. (Photo by Andrew Harnik - Pool/Getty Images)
In today’s third hour, Dom welcomes State Senate President Pro Tempore Kim Ward onto the Dom Giordano Program to offer her analysis on the new budget proposal by Governor Josh Shapiro. First, Dom welcomes in Senator Ward and asks her for her overall thoughts on the speech, with Ward telling what she liked to hear but also pointing out what she didn’t hear, particular centered on public safety and education funding. Also, Dom and Ward discuss the Republican Party in Pennsylvania, with Ward explaining what is important to her and her cohorts in Harrisburg as they continue to try and re-install normalcy throughout the State. (Photo by Mark Makela/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes in New York Post columnist Miranda Devine, author of Laptop from Hell: Hunter Biden, Big Tech, and the Dirty Secrets the Presidents Tried to Hide, to discuss the revelations discovered on last night’s Tucker Carlson Show after the host showed footage of January 6th after obtaining over 40,000 hours of footage from House Speaker Kevin McCarthy. Devine tells us her overall thoughts about the new footage, pointing to the lapse in justice that found many of those involved with the incident targeted by the FBI, also discussing the questions that arise around Ray Epps, a man seen organizing the event that day that the FBI refuses to investigate. Also, Devine discusses how Nancy Pelosi ties into the entire incident, tells us what we can expect from Tucker Carlson the remainder of the week, and what she hopes happens in Washington D.C. as a result of the new revelations. (Photo by Jon Cherry/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes Representative Scott Perry back onto the Dom Giordano Program to hear his thoughts on the new information exposed last night by Tucker Carlson after his producers scoured over 40,000 hours of footage of the January 6th incident. Perry explains the frustration he felt last night as it became clear that what he and many other Republicans believed about the day was indeed true. Perry offers his analysis on the footage, pointing out the hypocrisies of how things have been handled regarding the event. Perry explains what he would like to see as a result of the new footage coming to light, telling why he believes the American people need to demand answers from the government on both the revelations centered on Ray Epps, a man alleged to be an instigator who supposedly left the incident prior to what footage shows, and Brian Sicknick, the Capitol Police Officer who passed soon after the event who has been turned into a martyr by Democrats. Also, Perry addresses claims that he requested a pardon, explaining that this helps prove that Liz Cheney lied about him and much else about the day’s events. (Photo by Win McNamee/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Dom welcomes State Senate President Pro Tempore Kim Ward onto the Dom Giordano Program to offer her analysis on the new budget proposal by Governor Josh Shapiro. First, Dom welcomes in Senator Ward and asks her for her overall thoughts on the speech, with Ward telling what she liked to hear but also pointing out what she didn’t hear, particular centered on public safety and education funding. Also, Dom and Ward discuss the Republican Party in Pennsylvania, with Ward explaining what is important to her and her cohorts in Harrisburg as they continue to try and re-install normalcy throughout the State.
Then, Dom welcomes in Steven Sund, author of Courage Under Fire: Under Siege and Outnumbered 58 to 1 on January 6th and former police chief of the Capitol Police, serving as chief during the events of January 6th. Sund tells Giordano that last night’s expose by Carlson was also the first time he had seen the footage shown, offering his analysis on what he saw and how it should have effected how his job was handled during the fallout of the events. Sund takes us inside the day’s events, telling in-depth about his communication with the office of Nancy Pelosi. (Photo by Mark Makela/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom leads off the Dom Giordano Program by telling of news that former gubernatorial candidate Doug Mastriano is considering a run for the Bob Casey’s Senate seat. Dom tells why he thinks this is a horrible idea, pointing to conversations held that lead him to believe that the former candidate learned nothing from his loss against now Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro.
Then, Dom welcomes in New York Post columnist Miranda Devine, author of Laptop from Hell: Hunter Biden, Big Tech, and the Dirty Secrets the Presidents Tried to Hide, to discuss the revelations discovered on last night’s Tucker Carlson Show after the host showed footage of January 6th after obtaining over 40,000 hours of footage from House Speaker Kevin McCarthy. Devine tells us her overall thoughts about the new footage, pointing to the lapse in justice that found many of those involved with the incident targeted by the FBI, also discussing the questions that arise around Ray Epps, a man seen organizing the event that day that the FBI refuses to investigate. Also, Devine discusses how Nancy Pelosi ties into the entire incident, tells us what we can expect from Tucker Carlson the remainder of the week, and what she hopes happens in Washington D.C. as a result of the new revelations.
Then, Dom returns to the topic of the person who was beaten by 8 individuals caught on camera just blocks away from City Hall, explaining why this instance is so frightening and asking whether Philadelphia officials will ever wake up to the damage they’re doing in the City. Then, Dom tells of this week’s Abbott Elementary, which takes aim at charter schools, telling listeners about an individual named Jeff Yass, a very wealthy Pennsylvanian who’s heavily involved with charter schools, who was essentially the prime target by the evening comedy. Also, in Dan Time with Dom, Dan plays back a clip from Hulu’s No Murders in the Building which mentions Howard Stern, asks Dom for his thoughts on the tragic situation involving tourists in Mexico, and tells about the updated future of all-time great NFL Quarterback Tom Brady. (Photo by Jon Cherry/Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by telling of a news story that broke this morning in Philadelphia after surveillance video was released showing a woman beaten just steps from City Hall by a group of 8 individuals. This sets off Dom, leading him to ask why we continue to go down this path of such an unsafe City. Then, Dom offers his review of last night’s Tucker Carlson Show on Fox News in which the host showed multiple videos of January 6th that run counter to information presented by the investigative committee. Then, Dom takes calls from listeners who have their opinion about the new information exposed yesterday
Then, Dom welcomes Representative Scott Perry back onto the Dom Giordano Program to hear his thoughts on the new information exposed last night by Tucker Carlson after his producers scoured over 40,000 hours of footage of the January 6th incident. Perry explains the frustration he felt last night as it became clear that what he and many other Republicans believed about the day was indeed true. Perry offers his analysis on the footage, pointing out the hypocrisies of how things have been handled regarding the event. Perry explains what he would like to see as a result of the new footage coming to light, telling why he believes the American people need to demand answers from the government on both the revelations centered on Ray Epps, a man alleged to be an instigator who supposedly left the incident prior to what footage shows, and Brian Sicknick, the Capitol Police Officer who passed soon after the event who has been turned into a martyr by Democrats. Also, Perry addresses claims that he requested a pardon, explaining that this helps prove that Liz Cheney lied about him and much else about the day’s events.
Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by discussing the controversial situation that unfolded at a Hatboro pizzeria, with a woman facing charges after a racist rant went viral last week. Giordano discusses the situation itself, arguing why he does indeed believe a line is drawn on free speech when said speech starts to infringe on both businesses and other individuals. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom welcomes John McGrody, Vice President of Philadelphia’s police union, FOP Lodge 5, to discuss the results of the first year of the driving equity bill introduced by Philadelphia City Council which limits when police officers can pull over drivers. First, Dom asks McGrody how we should celebrate the anniversary of the launch of the bill, with McGrody suggesting we put up signs that say ‘you are now entering Philadelphia, these are the driving codes we don’t enforce.’ Then, Dom and McGrody dive into a discussion about the success or failure of the program, with McGrody explaining how the statistics truly point to an abject failure for the program. Then, Dom and McGrody discuss the need for police officers in Philadelphia, with McGrody explaining how city officials can help improve recruitment and the desire of officers to serve in Philadelphia. Finally, Dom and McGrody have a conversation about the Mayoral candidates in Philadelphia, with McGrody previewing when the FOP may make a decision in endorsing a candidate. (Photo by Spencer Platt/Getty Images)
In today’s second hour, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by discussing a Philadelphia Inquirer column about Chris Rock’s new Netflix special that took issue with a joke where Rock explained why he didn’t fight back against Will Smith, telling that his parents taught him, ‘don’t fight in front of white people.’ The column argues that this is an admittance of the comedian prioritizing the thoughts of white people over his own feelings, which causes Dom to respond about why jokes are important in moving forward society. After that, Dom returns back to discussing the Republican Party after this weekend’s CPAC, telling that he’ll be at a conference in New Jersey coming up speaking as a panelist. Dom goes point by point through suggestions he heard over the weekend, explaining how he would slightly alter some of the rhetoric into a political winner. Then, Dom spends a good chunk of the hour breaking down the upcoming January 6th footage in possession of Tucker Carlson, explaining why he refuses to call the events an ‘insurrection,’ and why he willingly admits it was indeed a ‘riot.’ (Photo by Alex Wong/Getty Images)
Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by discussing the controversial situation that unfolded at a Hatboro pizzeria, with a woman facing charges after a racist rant went viral last week. Giordano discusses the situation itself, arguing why he does indeed believe a line is drawn on free speech when said speech starts to infringe on both businesses and other individuals. Then, Dom takes aim at a local organization, SEPTA, after an Inquirer article reported more delays in their purchase of new train cars from the Chinese Government, explaining why we should not be doing business with an enemy.
Then, Dom welcomes John McGrody, Vice President of Philadelphia’s police union, FOP Lodge 5, to discuss the results of the first year of the driving equity bill introduced by Philadelphia City Council which limits when police officers can pull over drivers. First, Dom asks McGrody how we should celebrate the anniversary of the launch of the bill, with McGrody suggesting we put up signs that say ‘you are now entering Philadelphia, these are the driving codes we don’t enforce.’ Then, Dom and McGrody dive into a discussion about the success or failure of the program, with McGrody explaining how the statistics truly point to an abject failure for the program. Then, Dom and McGrody discuss the need for police officers in Philadelphia, with McGrody explaining how city officials can help improve recruitment and the desire of officers to serve in Philadelphia. Finally, Dom and McGrody have a conversation about the Mayoral candidates in Philadelphia, with McGrody previewing when the FOP may make a decision in endorsing a candidate. (Photo by William Thomas Cain/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Dom welcomes back State Representative Martina White onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss both the allegations against Democratic Representative Mike Zabel and the upcoming budget proposal by new Governor Josh Shapiro. First, White addresses the accusations against Zabel, telling of her disappointment in the Democratic Party within the State, asking what the Party is waiting for in holding Zabel accountable. Then, Dom and Rep. White delve into what they both expect from Shapiro’s proposal, with both offering their opinion how they believe Shapiro will address public safety, education, and a multitude of other topics. (Photo Illustration by Scott Olson/Getty Images)
In today’s second hour, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by discussing a Philadelphia Inquirer column about Chris Rock’s new Netflix special that took issue with a joke where Rock explained why he didn’t fight back against Will Smith, telling that his parents taught him, ‘don’t fight in front of white people.’ The column argues that this is an admittance of the comedian prioritizing the thoughts of white people over his own feelings, which causes Dom to respond about why jokes are important in moving forward society.
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Dom welcomes back State Representative Martina White onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss both the allegations against Democratic Representative Mike Zabel and the upcoming budget proposal by new Governor Josh Shapiro. First, White addresses the accusations against Zabel, telling of her disappointment in the Democratic Party within the State, asking what the Party is waiting for in holding Zabel accountable. Then, Dom and Rep. White delve into what they both expect from Shapiro’s proposal, with both offering their opinion how they believe Shapiro will address public safety, education, and a multitude of other topics. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom Giordano, WPHT host and former teacher, has dedicated much of his daily show toward parents who are taking it into their own hands to push back against school boards that have a negative impact on their children. This has culminated in a weekly podcast on education, Readin', Writin', and Reason, which has allowed wonderful relationships to develop between Giordano, educators, and parents throughout the country who are speaking out against overbearing school boards.
First, Dana Hunter joins the podcast to discuss our local school districts and how special interest groups are circling the boats waiting to strike with a lawsuit over policies implemented into the schools. One policy, in particular, is over the use of flags and how they should only be displayed to teach topics relevant to the class subject.
Then, Dom welcomes in Oscar Buynevich, a Temple University Senior, who’s been investigating the understaffing in Temple University’s police force. First, Buynevich explains why he personally has chosen to stay at Temple, saying that it’s not that he and other students are necessarily ‘scared,’ but many have become completely desensitized to the violence and open-air drug use on Temple’s campus. Buynevich takes us through what he learned about the struggle for Temple to offer its students a safe campus, explaining what Temple President Jason Wingard needs to do, including a focus on police officer retention and actually speak with his officers after many refusals to meet with union and officials on the force.
Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Dom leads off the Dom Giordano Program by previewing this weekend’s CPAC, telling what to expect from Trump’s speech as he prepares to face off against Ron DeSantis in a presidential primary. Then, Dom continues discussing an article in the Philadelphia Inquirer that dissects the first year under Philadelphia Councilman Isaiah Thomas’s Driving Equity Law, which limits the offenses that police can use to pull over drivers in an effort to supplant a racial disparity of traffic stops.
Then, Dom welcomes Congressman Jeff Van Drew back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss his trip down to the border where the congressman held hearings on the security at the border and the benefits of a border wall. Van Drew tells what he’s learned down at the border, explaining the importance to electronically and physically build a wall, hampering the ability for cartel members to traffic individuals, and the other tactics agents should be able to utilize to reduce illegal border crossings. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by offering up news out of Harrisburg, revealing what’s in Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro’s new budget proposal, explaining how he sees Shapiro now twisting the issue of police staffing. In the new budget, Shapiro called for tax breaks for police officer, teachers, and nurses, which Dom argues is solely a political tool to add ‘helping police staffing’ to Shapiro’s repertoire of political ammunition. Then, Dom gets into a conversation about the separation of church and state, surprisingly revealing that he’s not too effusive about prayer in public schools after playing back a clip of New York City Mayor arguing that he does not operate under a separation of church and State. This leads Dom down a path of attack against the New York Mayor, who regularly propagated pro-Abortion stances. Then, Dom offer his opinion on the popularity of the Alex Murdaugh case, asking listeners to call-in and offer why they may be interested in it, as it doesn’t interest him in the least bit. After that, Dom delves into a conversation about the United States Senate, asking how John Fetterman is signing off on bills while allegedly hospitalized. (Photo by Michael Swensen/Getty Images)
In today’s second hour, Dom leads off the Dom Giordano Program by welcoming Dr. Daniel McGarry, Superintendent of Upper Darby Schools, after the school official sent out a letter to parents about how the school plans to handle conduct in the schools after many students have been caught walking the hallways after cutting the class and getting violent with other students. In the letter sent to parents, Dr. McGarry writes, ‘Our staffs are worn out trying to provide our students the best they have to offer,’ explaining the negative implications of Coronavirus and a spike in crime outside school walls on the mental health of students. McGarry explains what he hopes to accomplish in sending the letter, and explains the importance of offering an environment that fosters the best education for students possible. Then, Dom takes some calls for listeners offering their opinion on the situation unfolding in Upper Darby, including a parent with a student in a district Middle School. Then, Dom tells of an article in the Philadelphia Inquirer that dissects the first year under Philadelphia Councilman Isaiah Thomas’s Driving Equity Law, which limits the offenses that police can use to pull over drivers in an effort to supplant a racial disparity of traffic stops.
Finally, Dom welcomes in media critic Neal Zoren to hear what’s worth watching over the upcoming weekend. First, Dom tells that his wife Roe has been watching a lot of network television, telling how she loves both procedural dramas and canned comedies, with Zoren suggesting Will Trent, a new ABC drama that features an investigator who can talk to the dead. Also, Zoren tells a couple other programs on network broadcast television that he suggests, telling why he also still does enjoy The Conners without Roseanne Barr. Also, Zoren tells what he expects from an upcoming special by comedian Chris Rock, previews the new Bob Odenkirk series Lucky Hank which comes out later this month. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom welcomes Congressman Jeff Van Drew back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss his trip down to the border where the congressman held hearings on the security at the border and the benefits of a border wall. Van Drew tells what he’s learned down at the border, explaining the importance to electronically and physically build a wall, hampering the ability for cartel members to traffic individuals, and the other tactics agents should be able to utilize to reduce illegal border crossings. (Photo by Drew Angerer/Getty Images)
In today’s second hour, Dom leads off the Dom Giordano Program by welcoming Dr. Daniel McGarry, Superintendent of Upper Darby Schools, after the school official sent out a letter to parents about how the school plans to handle conduct in the schools after many students have been caught walking the hallways after cutting the class and getting violent with other students. In the letter sent to parents, Dr. McGarry writes, ‘Our staffs are worn out trying to provide our students the best they have to offer,’ explaining the negative implications of Coronavirus and a spike in crime outside school walls on the mental health of students. McGarry explains what he hopes to accomplish in sending the letter, and explains the importance of offering an environment that fosters the best education for students possible. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom takes a call from a listener by the name of Suzie, who tells why she believes safe injection sites contributed to the overdose of her son. (Photo by John Moore/Getty Images)
In today’s third hour, Dom welcomes pro-Life activist and co-founder of The King’s Men, Mark Houck, back onto the Dom Giordano Program after his story was featured heavily in Republican grilling of Attorney General Merrick Garland. Houck was recently raided by the FBI after he allegedly shoved a pro-Abortion activist outside a Planned Parenthood, which led to a 1-hour long determination by a jury to prove that he was indeed innocent. Senators Josh Hawley and Ted Cruz used his story heavily, laying into the AG for the biased nature of his FBI, which has regularly targeted conservatives while turning a blind eye to worse crimes by liberals. Then, Houck updates the case, telling that his team has obtained dash cam footage of the raid, and tells about the day through his eyes after Garland tried downplaying it, arguing that that’s not what the report from the FBI reflects.
After that, Dom Giordano discusses the legacy of current Mayor Jim Kenney, telling why he’s thought of so negatively in the City after the Mayor tried offering Coronavirus and a racial reckoning as the justification for his poor performance. Then, Dom reveals an online debate over Joe and Jill Biden’s decision to order the same dish at a restaurant, explaining why he doesn't believe it to be that big a sin. (Photo by Win McNamee/Getty Images).
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom leads off the Dom Giordano Program by discussing changes made by the New York Police Department, telling that the brass has lowered the entrance standards, eliminating the timed mile and a half run. This leads Dom to reflect on a time when there was a similar discussion in Philadelphia and he had an event where listeners came out and tried to pass the physical aspect of a police test.
Then, Dom welcomes Philadelphia Mayoral candidate Amen Brown into the studio for a discussion as he takes to the trail hoping to win a bid as the next leader of the City. First, Dom and Amen talk the situation that unfolded last week on Temple University’s campus, with Amen’s cousin, Sergeant Chris Fitzgerald, gunned down by a kid from the suburbs, continuing a trend of high crime on the college’s campus. Dom and Amen hop into a broader conversation about public safety, with Amen explaining what he believes police officers need to create a safer environment for Philadelphians. Dom and Amen run through the State Representative’s track record in raising safety in the Philadelphia community and helping out citizens, and explains what separates him from the other Democratic candidates in his tough stance on crime. (Photo by William Thomas Cain/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes Philadelphia Mayoral candidate Amen Brown into the studio for a discussion as he takes to the trail hoping to win a bid as the next leader of the City. First, Dom and Amen talk the situation that unfolded last week on Temple University’s campus, with Amen’s cousin, Sergeant Chris Fitzgerald, gunned down by a kid from the suburbs, continuing a trend of high crime on the college’s campus. Dom and Amen hop into a broader conversation about public safety, with Amen explaining what he believes police officers need to create a safer environment for Philadelphians. Dom and Amen run through the State Representative’s track record in raising safety in the Philadelphia community and helping out citizens, and explains what separates him from the other Democratic candidates in his tough stance on crime. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom welcomes pro-Life activist and co-founder of The King’s Men, Mark Houck, back onto the Dom Giordano Program after his story was featured heavily in Republican grilling of Attorney General Merrick Garland. Houck was recently raided by the FBI after he allegedly shoved a pro-Abortion activist outside a Planned Parenthood, which led to a 1-hour long determination by a jury to prove that he was indeed innocent. Senators Josh Hawley and Ted Cruz used his story heavily, laying into the AG for the biased nature of his FBI, which has regularly targeted conservatives while turning a blind eye to worse crimes by liberals. Then, Houck updates the case, telling that his team has obtained dash cam footage of the raid, and tells about the day through his eyes after Garland tried downplaying it, arguing that that’s not what the report from the FBI reflects. (Photo by Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by responding to a press release sent out by the campaign of Helen Gym, a Philadelphia mayoral candidate, who used her lack of appearance at last week’s mayoral showcase as a tool to attack the other candidates in the race. In the release, her campaign manager argues that Democrats should not have appeared on the ‘racist, transphobic’ Dom Giordano Program, with Dom defending himself against the allegations and the importance of what was provided on Friday. Producer Dan also offers his input, pointing to the ‘unity’ that the Gym campaign falsely propagates while putting out such divisive material.
Then, Dom welcomes in Dr. Marty Makary, professor at Johns Hopkins University and author of The Price We Pay: What Broke American Healthcare onto the Dom Giordano Program, after the Doctor appeared in-front of a Select Committee to testify and question about the government’s role in Coronavirus. In his line of questioning, Makary focuses on misinformation and the suppression of information labeled wrongly by the administration as ‘misinformation,’ explaining why the silencing of information surrounding both natural immunity and origins have led to so much disarray and damage. (Photo by Lisa Lake/Getty Images for Our Future Is Now)
Dom welcomes in Dr. Marty Makary, professor at Johns Hopkins University and author of The Price We Pay: What Broke American Healthcare onto the Dom Giordano Program, after the Doctor appeared in-front of a Select Committee to testify and question about the government’s role in Coronavirus. In his line of questioning, Makary focuses on misinformation and the suppression of information labeled wrongly by the administration as ‘misinformation,’ explaining why the silencing of information surrounding both natural immunity and origins have led to so much disarray and damage. (Photo by Noam Galai/Getty Images for HBO)
Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Dom welcomes Broad and Liberty Chief Investigative Reporter Todd Shepherd back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss a story he broke earlier in the day revealing that a source told him that Delaware County’s Mike Zabel is the Democratic lawmaker alleged to have groped a lobbyist in Harrisburg. Shepherd takes us inside the story, telling why the overwhelming amount of corroborating sources led to him posting the article, explaining the implications and lack of action by Harrisburg knowing that this information is somewhat commonly known throughout the Capitol.
Then, after playing Dom’s Money Melody, Dom welcomes in Oscar Buynevich, a Temple University Senior, who’s been investigating the understaffing in Temple University’s police force. First, Buynevich explains why he personally has chosen to stay at Temple, saying that it’s not that he and other students are necessarily ‘scared,’ but many have become completely desensitized to the violence and open-air drug use on Temple’s campus. Buynevich takes us through what he learned about the struggle for Temple to offer its students a safe campus, explaining what Temple President Jason Wingard needs to do, including a focus on police officer retention and actually speak with his officers after many refusals to meet with union and officials on the force. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom welcomes in Oscar Buynevich, a Temple University Senior, who’s been investigating the understaffing in Temple University’s police force. First, Buynevich explains why he personally has chosen to stay at Temple, saying that it’s not that he and other students are necessarily ‘scared,’ but many have become completely desensitized to the violence and open-air drug use on Temple’s campus. Buynevich takes us through what he learned about the struggle for Temple to offer its students a safe campus, explaining what Temple President Jason Wingard needs to do, including a focus on police officer retention and actually speak with his officers after many refusals to meet with union and officials on the force. (Photo by Getty Images)
Producer Dan takes over the Dom Giordano Program to offer up his top 5 most cringe-worthy moments in the reign of hyper-Progressive Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot after the leader lost her bid for re-election due to her stance on issues similar to those held by elected leaders in Philadelphia. (Photo by Scott Olson/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes former Ocean City Councilman and Ocean City Mayoral candidate Keith Hartzell back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss a new controversy unfolding in the shore town over a proposed boardwalk resort, telling of the issues that he has with the proposal, explaining the negative implications of allowing such a change to the family resort. Also, Hartzell offers his opinion on the windmill situation off the beaches of the Jersey Shore, and tells what the town plans to do to combat the influx of unruly teens the City was seeing last summer. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom Giordano plays back and provides commentary on a clip of AFL-CIO head Randi Weingarten screaming about student loan forgiveness at the top of her lungs. (Photo by Jemal Countess/Getty Images for People's Rally to Cancel Student Debt)
In today’s second hour, Dom welcomes Congressman Scott Perry back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss his effort to investigate and determine the origin of Coronavirus after a Department of Energy report noted that they believe, albeit with low confidence, that the virus originated from a lab leak. Perry tells of the importance of the investigation, telling that accountability and consequences are needed after society was completely disrupted, ensuring that this never happens again in the future. Perry takes us inside his questioning of the State Department, and forecasts how things will go moving forward as Democrats slowly realize the importance of the issue. Also, Rep. Perry tells about the January 6th investigation, revealing that the Freedom Caucus plans to release 40,000 hours of video footage to the American people in hopes that voters can crowdsource an effort to dissect the data. (Photo by Kevin Dietsch/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes in former U.S. Attorney and gubernatorial candidate Bill McSwain back onto the Dom Giordano Program to catch up with the expert mind on his opinion on Philadelphia District Attorney Larry Krasner’s continued relentless prioritization of political policy over safety of Philadelphians. McSwain tells Giordano about a recent case in which Krasner was caught with his pants down after trying to move a first degree murder charge to third degree. Then, Giordano asks McSwain for his assessment on Governor Josh Shapiro, particularly the topic of capital punishment, with McSwain pointing to the change-of-tune by the Governor after being friendly to the issue in the past. Also, McSwain offers his take on the Philadelphia Mayoral race, and tells whether he has plans to enter into public office in the future again. (Photo by Michael M. Santiago/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom welcomes Congressman Scott Perry back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss his effort to investigate and determine the origin of Coronavirus after a Department of Energy report noted that they believe, albeit with low confidence, that the virus originated from a lab leak. Perry tells of the importance of the investigation, telling that accountability and consequences are needed after society was completely disrupted, ensuring that this never happens again in the future. Perry takes us inside his questioning of the State Department, and forecasts how things will go moving forward as Democrats slowly realize the importance of the issue. Also, Rep. Perry tells about the January 6th investigation, revealing that the Freedom Caucus plans to release 40,000 hours of video footage to the American people in hopes that voters can crowdsource an effort to dissect the data.
Then, Dom welcomes former Ocean City Councilman and Ocean City Mayoral candidate Keith Hartzell back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss a new controversy unfolding in the shore town over a proposed boardwalk resort, telling of the issues that he has with the proposal, explaining the negative implications of allowing such a change to the family resort. Also, Hartzell offers his opinion on the windmill situation off the beaches of the Jersey Shore, and tells what the town plans to do to combat the influx of unruly teens the City was seeing last summer. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s first hour, Dom leads off the Dom Giordano Program by telling that former guest and friend of the show Paul Vallas has outgained Lori Lightfoot in the primary for Chicago Mayor, comparing the situation in the Midwestern city to what we see with progressivism here in Philadelphia. Giordano breaks down Vallas’s background, telling how he ran things as CEO of Philadelphia Schools, and tells about the moderate nature of his stance on public safety, something Dom thinks Philadelphia drastically needs to the move the needle away from the high crime brought on with progressive politics. Then, Dom plays back some audio of teachers’ union head Randi Weingarten, who screamed about student loans at the top of her lungs, asking why we bailed small businesses out during Coronavirus but turn a blind eye to struggling individuals.
Then, Dom welcomes in former U.S. Attorney and gubernatorial candidate Bill McSwain back onto the Dom Giordano Program to catch up with the expert mind on his opinion on Philadelphia District Attorney Larry Krasner’s continued relentless prioritization of political policy over safety of Philadelphians. McSwain tells Giordano about a recent case in which Krasner was caught with his pants down after trying to move a first degree murder charge to third degree. Then, Giordano asks McSwain for his assessment on Governor Josh Shapiro, particularly the topic of capital punishment, with McSwain pointing to the change-of-tune by the Governor after being friendly to the issue in the past. Also, McSwain offers his take on the Philadelphia Mayoral race, and tells whether he has plans to enter into public office in the future again. (Photo by Scott Olson/Getty Images)
A listener dials in to tell Dom Giordano about his son, who's working 3 jobs to pay his way through college, asking how devastating it will be for him after working 3 jobs to see other kids, who didn't work, have their student loans forgiven. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom welcomes in Sean Logue, Chairman of the Washington County Republican Party, onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss an open letter he sent out, speaking for the County’s Republican Party, calling upon Senator John Fetterman to ‘appear on camera to show us he is alive and well, and if he is unable to do so, we call upon our elected Representatives…to intervene immediately.’ Logue explains the importance of knowing the health and mental capacity of those elected to represent the constituents in Washington, further telling that, due to the ease of technology, he has no idea why Fetterman has yet to address the voters since being admitted into a hospital for depression. (Photo by Alex Wong/Getty Images)
A listener rings into the Dom Giordano Program to offer some observations on public safety after spending some time in Chicago, comparing the feel in the downtown area to Philadelphia's Center City. (Photo by Spencer Platt/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes in State Representative Martina White back onto the Dom Giordano Program to hear about a controversy unfolding in Harrisburg after a Democratic house member allegedly groped a lobbyist. Martina White explains what she’s heard about the incident, explaining why she’s been disappointed by the hypocrisy in the response by Democrats to a controversy involving one of their own. Also, Dom asks White for an update on voter identification, an issue that continues to be debated in Harrisburg. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s final hour, Dom leads off the Dom Giordano Program by replaying a clip from a 4th grader interviewed by KYW NewsRadio, who spoke about the negative effects that a new admissions policy has had on students inside one of Philadelphia’s most prominent advanced-placement schools. This leads Dom into a conversation about the Philadelphia Mayoral race, dissecting the field and reflecting on Friday’s Mayoral Showcase featuring nearly every candidate for Mayor of Philadelphia.
Then, Dom welcomes in State Representative Martina White back onto the Dom Giordano Program to hear about a controversy unfolding in Harrisburg after a Democratic house member allegedly groped a lobbyist. Martina White explains what she’s heard about the incident, explaining why she’s been disappointed by the hypocrisy in the response by Democrats to a controversy involving one of their own. Also, Dom asks White for an update on voter identification, an issue that continues to be debated in Harrisburg. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom leads off the Dom Giordano Program by playing back a clip from a Fairfax, VA school board member who suggested that Americans were evil for their role in Iwo Jima in World War II. This clip sets off Giordano, with Dom explaining why this is just another example of progressives villainizing our great country. Dom takes a couple minutes to point out American exceptionalism, offering why he believes our Country is great, telling why Iwo Jima was a necessary battle in protecting the lives of Americans. Then, Dom takes aim at late night hosts, playing back a clip from Stephen Colbert who tried minimizing the new information that Coronavirus originated from a lab leak, with Dom pointing to the continued trend of late night hosts acting as propagandists for China.
In today’s final hour, Dom leads off the Dom Giordano Program by replaying a clip from a 4th grader interviewed by KYW NewsRadio, who spoke about the negative effects that a new admissions policy has had on students inside one of Philadelphia’s most prominent advanced-placement schools. This leads Dom into a conversation about the Philadelphia Mayoral race, dissecting the field and reflecting on Friday’s Mayoral Showcase featuring nearly every candidate for Mayor of Philadelphia. (Photo by Mark Wilson/Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by discussing a news brief he heard during the break from sister station KYW, which used audio from a 4th-grader to discuss the negative implications on education quality at Masterman after admissions were reworked due to diversity and equity initiatives. Then, Dom plays back some clips from an event over the weekend where Progressives screamed at the top of their lungs for student loan forgiveness, making the point that those same progressives in charge of Universities are the ones setting skyrocketing tuition rates. Then, Dom announces the side topic of the day, asking listeners to dial in with the all-time worst noise or sound.
Then, Dom welcomes in Sean Logue, Chairman of the Washington County Republican Party, onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss an open letter he sent out, speaking for the County’s Republican Party, calling upon Senator John Fetterman to ‘appear on camera to show us he is alive and well, and if he is unable to do so, we call upon our elected Representatives…to intervene immediately.’ Logue explains the importance of knowing the health and mental capacity of those elected to represent the constituents in Washington, further telling that, due to the ease of technology, he has no idea why Fetterman has yet to address the voters since being admitted into a hospital for depression. (Photo by Jemal Countess/Getty Images for We, The 45 Million)
12:00 - Dom starts off discussing Friday’s show highlighting mayoral candidates and what they say they will bring to the table for the city if elected.
12:05 - Dom moves towards local education and discussing one of our brightest public schools moving towards equity instead of competitiveness.
12:10 - Of all the candidates that appeared on Friday’s show, which would you endorse?
12:15 - What is the single greatest episode of TV ever?
12:20 - Marc Thiessen calls out response to COVID as well as the notion that this disease was not created in a lab.
12:25 - Woody Harrelson’s COVID joke doesn’t exactly go over well with the SNL audience.
12:35 - Kathy Barnette is welcomed back to the show to discuss the issues that plague the great state of Pennsylvania. Dom and Kathy go back and forth as Dom challenges her about some of her thoughts on their mutual friend Vivek and eventually meet at a converging point regarding schools and their decline.
12:50 - A dog was shot and killed by an FBI agent after attacking another person. Should it have been killed? Should there be breed restrictions?
1:00 - Dom kicks off the second hour talking the war in Ukraine and his thoughts on Mark Levin’s stance, the way the war stands now, and where it will lead. Can we keep shoveling money into this for the greater good of NATO?
1:10 - Dom talks about the facade of the Biden-Zelenskyy walkout during bomb sirens and how it was for show. The Secret Service would have been all over him.
1:20 - Dom takes your calls regarding Ukraine and how listeners all over the Delaware Valley feel about the situation and comments Zelenskyy made.
1:35 - Abington Police Chief Pat Molloy returns to the show to discuss the high turnover of police officers, recruiting, problems plaguing the city, and many more insights only a Chief can give you.
1:55 - The Left Wing Mob is trying to bring down a school board.
2:00 - Dana Hunter joins the show to discuss our school districts and how special interest groups are circling the boats waiting to strike with a lawsuit over policies implemented into the schools. One in particular is over the use of flags and how they should only be displayed to teach on topics relevant to the class subject.
2:15 - Dom’s Money Melody
2:20 - Jim wins the Pizza bet as our first caller nails the answer. Dom returns to the air around what’s coming out of Ukraine with Biden and Zelenskyy and a certain report on the truthfulness of the whole situation.
2:25 - We need cops! We understand it’s a hard job, but we rally around the idea of better pay and working conditions.
2:30 - Philadelphia loves you as an Eagle, but as a cop you’re some sort of right wing kook.
2:40 - Dom returns to take your calls on the police situation in PA.
2:50 - The Lightning Round!
2:00 - Dana Hunter joins the show to discuss our school districts and how special interest groups are circling the boats waiting to strike with a lawsuit over policies implemented into the schools. One in particular is over the use of flags and how they should only be displayed to teach on topics relevant to the class subject.
2:20 - Jim wins the Pizza bet as our first caller nails the answer. Dom returns to the air around what’s coming out of Ukraine with Biden and Zelenskyy and a certain report on the truthfulness of the whole situation.
2:25 - We need cops! We understand it’s a hard job, but we rally around the idea of better pay and working conditions.
2:30 - Philadelphia loves you as an Eagle, but as a cop you’re some sort of right wing kook.
2:40 - Dom returns to take your calls on the police situation in PA.
2:50 - The Lightning Round!
1:00 - Dom kicks off the second hour talking the war in Ukraine and his thoughts on Mark Levin’s stance, the way the war stands now, and where it will lead. Can we keep shoveling money into this for the greater good of NATO?
1:10 - Dom talks about the facade of the Biden-Zelenskyy walkout during bomb sirens and how it was for show. The Secret Service would have been all over him.
1:20 - Dom takes your calls regarding Ukraine and how listeners all over the Delaware Valley feel about the situation and comments Zelenskyy made.
1:35 - Abington Police Chief Pat Molloy returns to the show to discuss the high turnover of police officers, recruiting, problems plaguing the city, and many more insights only a Chief can give you.
1:55 - The Left Wing Mob is trying to bring down a school board.
Abington Police Chief Pat Molloy returns to the show to discuss the high turnover of police officers, recruiting, problems plaguing the city, and many more insights only a Chief can give you.
Kathy Barnette is welcomed back to the show to discuss the issues that plague the great state of Pennsylvania. Dom and Kathy go back and forth as Dom challenges her about some of her thoughts on their mutual friend Vivek and eventually meet at a converging point regarding schools and their decline.
12:00 - Dom starts off discussing Friday’s show highlighting mayoral candidates and what they say they will bring to the table for the city if elected.
12:05 - Dom moves towards local education and discussing one of our brightest public schools moving towards equity instead of competitiveness.
12:10 - Of all the candidates that appeared on Friday’s show, which would you endorse?
12:15 - What is the single greatest episode of TV ever?
12:20 - Marc Thiessen calls out response to COVID as well as the notion that this disease was not created in a lab.
12:25 - Woody Harrelson’s COVID joke doesn’t exactly go over well with the SNL audience.
12:35 - Kathy Barnette is welcomed back to the show to discuss the issues that plague the great state of Pennsylvania. Dom and Kathy go back and forth as Dom challenges her about some of her thoughts on their mutual friend Vivek and eventually meet at a converging point regarding schools and their decline.
12:50 - A dog was shot and killed by an FBI agent after attacking another person. Should it have been killed? Should there be breed restrictions?
Today, Dom hosted his first ever Dom Giordano Mayoral Showcase featuring almost every candidate, both Republican and Democrat, vying to be the next Mayor of Philadelphia. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom hosted his first ever Dom Giordano Mayoral Showcase featuring almost every candidate, both Republican and Democrat, vying to be the next Mayor of Philadelphia. In the first hour, Dom speaks with Cherelle Parker and Allan Domb, both making their case for why they deserve to be the City's next leader.
Full Hour | Today, Dom hosted his first ever Dom Giordano Mayoral Showcase featuring almost every candidate, both Republican and Democrat, vying to be the next Mayor of Philadelphia. In today's second hour, Dom first speaks with Maria Quinones-Sanchez and Derek Green, then David Oh, about why they feel they deserve to be the City's next leader. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom hosted his first ever Dom Giordano Mayoral Showcase featuring almost every candidate, both Republican and Democrat, vying to be the next Mayor of Philadelphia. In today's third hour, Dom speaks with Rebecca Rhynhart and Jeff Brown, both making their case for why they deserve to be the City's next leader.
Dom Giordano, WPHT host and former teacher, has dedicated much of his daily show toward parents who are taking it into their own hands to push back against school boards that have a negative impact on their children. This has culminated in a weekly podcast on education, Readin', Writin', and Reason, which has allowed wonderful relationships to develop between Giordano, educators, and parents throughout the country who are speaking out against overbearing school boards.
First, Dom welcomes Dr. Marty Makary, Johns Hopkins professor and author of The Price We Pay: What Broke American Healthcare and How to Fix It, back onto the podcast to discuss the effects of the vaccine on pregnant women and the unreported power of natural immunity. Recently, Marty was published in the Wall Street Journal discussing the high cost and negative impact of suppressing and disparaging natural immunity’s role in pulling society out of the Coronavirus pandemic. Also, Marty tells why he’s against the new film Cocaine Bear’s glorification of the drug, and explains why the spill in East Palestine worries him deeply.
Then, Dom welcomes in Dr. Joel Fitzgerald, father of fallen Temple Police Officer Chris Fitzgerald, onto the podcast. Dr. Joel contextualizes the life of his heroic son, telling about the proud moments he had with his son following in the footsteps of both he and his wife, who are both involved in law enforcement. Dr. Fitzgerald highlights all the great things that Fitzgerald did for the community, and tells about the 4 children left fatherless now due to this absolutely tragic crime. Dr. Joel explains why his son got into the career, and tells why he found it important to carve his own path in law enforcement, which is ultimately why he chose to work for Temple University. Also, Dr. Joel tells what he hopes his son’s death becomes a catalyst for, pleading for our elected officials to help officers build a community that allows for better policing and safer environments.
Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Dom brings back up the horrific story of the Temple Police Officer shot and killed on the college campus by a kid from the suburbs. This leads Dom to tell of other horrible crimes that have happened on the campus, leading to the ultimate question, asking listeners and offering his opinion on what Temple can and should do to create a safer environment for students.
Then, Dom welcomes back in Nick Sortor, host of the Roundtable, a Twitter Spaces show found @NickSortor on Twitter, returns to the Dom Giordano Program to report live from the scene at East Palestine as Pete Buttigieg finally descends on the town two weeks since a train disaster has been spewing toxic chemicals into the air, ground, and water. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom welcomes back in Nick Sortor, host of the Roundtable, a Twitter Spaces show found @NickSortor on Twitter, returns to the Dom Giordano Program to report live from the scene at East Palestine as Pete Buttigieg finally descends on the town two weeks since a train disaster has been spewing toxic chemicals into the air, ground, and water. (Photo by Michael Swensen/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes in author and Presidential candidate Vivek Ramaswamy onto the Dom Giordano Program to hear why he has chosen to run against Donald Trump, Nikki Haley, and others in the upcoming primary. Vivek explains much of his campaign is about finding what it means to be a true American as America stumbles through what he explains as an ‘adolescent phase,’ with cultural wars breaking out over almost any topic. This leads Vivek to say he’d be willing to ban social media for children under 16, which Dom questions, to which Vivek compares the damage done to the minds of children to the physical damage caused by cigarettes. (Photo by Lisa Lake/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes in Kelly Izotic, an environmental expert living in East Palestine, to hear her take on the situation on the ground in the eastern Ohio as the federal government slowly responds to a train derailment and explosion that had led to an environmental disaster affecting the entire region. Izotic puts on her environmental hat to assess the situation, telling us some pushback she got from busy labs as she tried to run her own personal tests on the water at her house 2 miles from ground zero. Also, Kelly tells us the symptoms that she and her husband have faced, including a couple days where her husband was coughing up blood. Kelly also reveals what Norfolk Southern has done in effort to remediate some of the damage done in the town, and suggests what could be done to help the residents moving forward. (Photo by Michael Swensen/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom welcomes in Kelly Izotic, an environmental expert living in East Palestine, to hear her take on the situation on the ground in the eastern Ohio as the federal government slowly responds to a train derailment and explosion that had led to an environmental disaster affecting the entire region. Izotic puts on her environmental hat to assess the situation, telling us some pushback she got from busy labs as she tried to run her own personal tests on the water at her house 2 miles from ground zero. Also, Kelly tells us the symptoms that she and her husband have faced, including a couple days where her husband was coughing up blood. Kelly also reveals what Norfolk Southern has done in effort to remediate some of the damage done in the town, and suggests what could be done to help the residents moving forward.
Then, Dom moves into a conversation around cancel culture, telling of his continued annoyance with Meghan Markle, then revealing a Rolling Stone article that focuses on a book written by local editor Ernest Owens that suggests cancel culture is a benefit for Democracy. Dom reads back some of the article that suggests the Boston Tea Party was cancel culture in itself, and Dom takes a minute to differentiate which cancel culture he takes issue with. (Photo by Michael Swensen/Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by offering up a way he believes Temple University can help to create a safer environment by constricting what it is they do, forcing the hand of the City of Philadelphia to pick up the slack and fix their policing and safety issues. Then, Dom brings up the topic of East Palestine, playing back a clip of Pete Buttigieg’s Press Secretary who claimed reporters were being ‘aggressive’ by filming her, who were solely looking for answers on the Biden administrations lack of response to the environmental disaster. Also, Dom plays back clips from Donald Trump’s visit to the town, with the former President buying McDonalds for firefighters, police officers, and residents of the town.
Then, Dom welcomes in author and Presidential candidate Vivek Ramaswamy onto the Dom Giordano Program to hear why he has chosen to run against Donald Trump, Nikki Haley, and others in the upcoming primary. Vivek explains much of his campaign is about finding what it means to be a true American as America stumbles through what he explains as an ‘adolescent phase,’ with cultural wars breaking out over almost any topic. This leads Vivek to say he’d be willing to ban social media for children under 16, which Dom questions, to which Vivek compares the damage done to the minds of children to the physical damage caused by cigarettes. (Photo by Michael Swensen/Getty Images)
Dom Giordano undresses commentary by a leftist analyst who suggests that Ron DeSantis has no shot at the presidency due to Florida's association with crystal meth and alligators. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Dom welcomes best-selling author and political powerhouse within the Trump administration, Kimberly Guilfoyle, back onto the Dom Giordano Program as she launches her new Rumble show, ‘The Kimberly Guilfoyle Show.’ First, Dom and Guilfoyle discuss former President Donald Trump’s trip to East Palestine today, contrasting it with Putin’s trip to Ukraine and this domestic issue continues to rear its ugly head. Then, Dom asks Guilfoyle for what she plans to talk about on the new show, with both offering up their opinion on the controversy surrounding CNN host Don Lemon after he suggested that women are past their prime in their 40s or 50s.
Then, Dom welcomes in Dr. Joel Fitzgerald, father of fallen Temple Police Officer Chris Fitzgerald, onto the Dom Giordano Program. Dr. Joel contextualizes the life of his heroic son, telling about the proud moments he had with his son following in the footsteps of both he and his wife, who are both involved in law enforcement. Dr. Fitzgerald highlights all the great things that Fitzgerald did for the community, and tells about the 4 children left fatherless now due to this absolutely tragic crime. Dr. Joel explains why his son got into the career, and tells why he found it important to carve his own path in law enforcement, which is ultimately why he chose to work for Temple University. Also, Dr. Joel tells what he hopes his son’s death becomes a catalyst for, pleading for our elected officials to help officers build a community that allows for better policing and safer environments.
Dom welcomes in Dr. Joel Fitzgerald, father of fallen Temple Police Officer Chris Fitzgerald, onto the Dom Giordano Program. Dr. Joel contextualizes the life of his heroic son, telling about the proud moments he had with his son following in the footsteps of both he and his wife, who are both involved in law enforcement. Dr. Fitzgerald highlights all the great things that Fitzgerald did for the community, and tells about the 4 children left fatherless now due to this absolutely tragic crime. Dr. Joel explains why his son got into the career, and tells why he found it important to carve his own path in law enforcement, which is ultimately why he chose to work for Temple University. Also, Dr. Joel tells what he hopes his son’s death becomes a catalyst for, pleading for our elected officials to help officers build a community that allows for better policing and safer environments. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by discussing the horrible situation involving an off-duty FBI officer shooting a dog after the dog lunged to attack her small dog sitting on her lap. Dom points out that the attacking dog was a Pitbull, telling why he believes the dog breed should be examined with a magnifying glass as to whether or not they should be kept as pets. Then, Dom loops back to the East Palestine train derailment and explosion disaster, telling that President Trump has landed and is now on his way to the town. Dom asks why Biden has chosen to go to Eastern Europe instead, reminding listeners that not until Trump planned his trip did Pete Buttigieg.
Then, Nick Sortor, independent reporter and host of The Roundtable, a Twitter Spaces show found @NickSortor, joins the Dom Giordano Program to take us to the scene of the horrible environmental disaster in East Palestine, Ohio. Sortor sets the scene as President Trump lands nearby, telling what he and the residents of East Palestine expect to hear from the former President. Also, Sortor tells what local residents think about the delay, explaining their theories as to why it took so long for the federal government to respond. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by again promoting and discussing Friday’s Mayoral Showcase on 1210WPHT, telling listeners of a poll posted asking whether or not producer Dan can lock in the final candidate, hyper-Progressive Helen Gym, for a sit-down interview with Dom on Friday. Then, Dom brings up the topic of East Palestine again, now telling that Pete Buttigieg will head to the town but only after news broke that former President Trump has planned a trip. Then, Dom takes calls throughout the hour, many focusing on the issue of Ukraine, explaining why they’re generally in favor of reducing the Country’s role in playing the world’s police. Also, Dom takes calls from listeners with an opposite opinion, including a caller who asks whether we’d be having the same conversation around halting funding if it were either Taiwan or Israel under attack. (Photo by Michael Swensen/Getty Images)
Nick Sortor, independent reporter and host of The Roundtable, a Twitter Spaces show found @NickSortor, joins the Dom Giordano Program to take us to the scene of the horrible environmental disaster in East Palestine, Ohio. Sortor sets the scene as President Trump lands nearby, telling what he and the residents of East Palestine expect to hear from the former President. Also, Sortor tells what local residents think about the delay, explaining their theories as to why it took so long for the federal government to respond. (Photo by Michael Swensen/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes best-selling author and political powerhouse within the Trump administration, Kimberly Guilfoyle, back onto the Dom Giordano Program as she launches her new Rumble show, ‘The Kimberly Guilfoyle Show.’ First, Dom and Guilfoyle discuss former President Donald Trump’s trip to East Palestine today, contrasting it with Putin’s trip to Ukraine and this domestic issue continues to rear its ugly head. Then, Dom asks Guilfoyle for what she plans to talk about on the new show, with both offering up their opinion on the controversy surrounding CNN host Don Lemon after he suggested that women are past their prime in their 40s or 50s. (Photo by Win McNamee/Getty Images)
A caller dials in to offer Dom Giordano and listeners some advice in dealing with unruly dogs after hearing the sad news of an off-duty FBI agent who shot and killed a dog in Rittenhouse Square. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom Giordano takes issue with a press conference held this morning by Philadelphia Mayor Jim Kenney and District Attorney Larry Krasner after the tragic death of Temple University officer Chris Fitzgerald. (Photo by Neilson Barnard/Getty Images for New York Times)
Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Dom welcomes Dr. Marty Makary, Johns Hopkins professor and author of The Price We Pay: What Broke American Healthcare and How to Fix It, back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss the effects of the vaccine on pregnant women and the unreported power of natural immunity. Recently, Marty was published in the Wall Street Journal discussing the high cost and negative impact of suppressing and disparaging natural immunity’s role in pulling society out of the Coronavirus pandemic. Also, Marty tells why he’s against the new film Cocaine Bear’s glorification of the drug, and explains why the spill in East Palestine worries him deeply.
Then, Dom returns to a conversation about Mayor Jim Kenney’s press conference today following the tragic death of Temple University police officer Chris Fitzgerald, playing back clips where Kenney uses the horrible situation to grandstand once again against the Second Amendment. Also, Dom plays back a clip from the head of Temple’s Public Safety, who spoke about the challenge of hiring police officers, which causes Dom to tell why he believes this to persist, blaming the negative rhetoric consistently levied toward the profession. (Photo by William Thomas Cain/Getty Images)
In today’s third hour, Dom welcomes Dr. Marty Makary, Johns Hopkins professor and author of The Price We Pay: What Broke American Healthcare and How to Fix It, back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss the effects of the vaccine on pregnant women and the unreported power of natural immunity. Recently, Marty was published in the Wall Street Journal discussing the high cost and negative impact of suppressing and disparaging natural immunity’s role in pulling society out of the Coronavirus pandemic. Also, Marty tells why he’s against the new film Cocaine Bear’s glorification of the drug, and explains why the spill in East Palestine worries him deeply. (Photo by Noam Galai/Getty Images for HBO)
Dom welcomes in John McNesby, President of Philadelphia’s FOP Lodge 5, after the official tweeted, ‘stop with all the excuses. The s-head pulled the trigger. Stop the blame game and let the cops do the job they were trained to do. #backtheblue,’ following a press conference held by Kenney and Krasner following the tragic shooting death of Temple University officer Chris Fitzgerald. McNesby explains his frustration with those in charge, explaining how the current administration does everything in their power to make the jobs of Police as hard as possible. Also, McNesby previews the upcoming race for the next Mayor of Philadelphia, telling why he finds it hard to endorse any candidates who currently serve a position in the City. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom leads off the Dom Giordano Program by discussing protests that have descended upon Center City following the shooting of a dog by an off-duty FBI special agent. Then, Dom hops into a conversation about the Biden Administration’s handling of the crisis in Ukraine, playing back clips from leftist historians who propped up the trip as something great for the President. This leads Dom to question the President’s priorities, asking why he’s halfway across the world while American citizens suffer through a jumbled federal response to the environmental disaster in East Palestine, Ohio. (Photo by Omar Marques/Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by asking the audience first who is more courageous, President Biden for his trip to Ukraine or former President Donald Trump for his trip to East Palestine, Ohio. Then, Dom loops back to a more local story, playing back clips from a press conference held today by Philadelphia officials including Mayor Jim Kenney after the murder of Temple Police Officer Chris Fitzgerald, honing in particularly on one clip of Kenney using the situation to grandstand about gun rights, irrelevantly comparing the purchase of guns to the purchase of alcohol.
Then, Dom welcomes in John McNesby, President of Philadelphia’s FOP Lodge 5, after the official tweeted, ‘stop with all the excuses. The s-head pulled the trigger. Stop the blame game and let the cops do the job they were trained to do. #backtheblue,’ following a press conference held by Kenney and Krasner following the tragic shooting death of Temple University officer Chris Fitzgerald. McNesby explains his frustration with those in charge, explaining how the current administration does everything in their power to make the jobs of Police as hard as possible. Also, McNesby previews the upcoming race for the next Mayor of Philadelphia, telling why he finds it hard to endorse any candidates who currently serve a position in the City.
Then, after hanging up with McNesby, Dom continues on with the topic of policing in Philadelphia, but also launches his side topic of the day, asking what the official state smell of New Jersey, Pennsylvania, or Delaware would be. Then, Dom takes some calls, and tells about an upcoming guest next hour, Dr. Joel Fitzgerald, father of fallen Temple University police officer Chris Fitzgerald. (Photo by Aaron P. Bernstein/Getty Images)
Dom Giordano offers up his list of what he believes to be the 10 best Presidents in American history in this annual President's Day tradition. (Photo by Hulton Archive/Getty Images)
Dom Giordano offers up his list of what he believes to be the 10 best Presidents in American history in this annual President's Day tradition. (Photo by Keystone/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes Liz Preate-Havey back onto the Dom Giordano Program after she recently resigned from her post of the Chair of MontCo’s GOP to take a role within the State’s GOP. Today, Florida Governor Ron DeSantis visited the area on a tour to crime-ridden areas, discussing the negative impact of progressive policies. Preate-Havey tells what was said today by DeSantis, explaining some incredible incentives offered in Florida that draw great police leading to safe communities, contrasting the opposite we’ve seen here in Philadelphia. (Photo by Joe Raedle/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Dom leads off by discussing the situation involving Ukraine, playing back a clip from Florida Governor Ron DeSantis who explains why he believes the Biden Administration’s ‘blank check policy’ is unacceptable, agreeing that we need to prevent the War between the country and Russia from becoming a bottomless financial pit.
Then, after playing Dom’s Money Melody, Dom welcomes Liz Preate-Havey back onto the Dom Giordano Program after she recently resigned from her post of the Chair of MontCo’s GOP to take a role within the State’s GOP. Today, Florida Governor Ron DeSantis visited the area on a tour to crime-ridden areas, discussing the negative impact of progressive policies. Preate-Havey tells what was said today by DeSantis, explaining some incredible incentives offered in Florida that draw great police leading to safe communities, contrasting the opposite we’ve seen here in Philadelphia.
Then, Dom returns back to a local topic, going back to the tragic story of the Temple Police officer shot and killed on Temple’s campus by an 18-year-old from the suburbs after a failed robbery. Dom previews his Friday show again, telling that he’ll be joined by 8 of the 10 total Mayoral candidates campaigning in Philadelphia, offering up what he would hope to hear by a candidate in effort to fix the crime epidemic in the City. (Photo by Ukrainian Presidential Press Office via Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by wishing listeners a happy President’s Day, teasing that he’ll be offering both his top 10 best and worst Presidents as the show goes on. Then, Dom offers his thoughts on the state of the city of Philadelphia after a Temple University police officer was shot over the weekend. Dom, after previewing an upcoming Mayoral Showcase that he’ll host, tells about the situation in depth, asking what was going through the assailant’s mind, a very privileged individual from the suburbs, to think that this is at all a decent idea to commit a carjacking on Temple’s campus.
Then, Dom welcomes Fox29 Reporter Steve Keeley back onto the Dom Giordano Program to provide developments in the shooting of the Temple University Police Officer, telling what went down as 18-year-old Miles Pfeffer was taken leg shackles and handcuffs to prison this morning after his brother turned him in over the weekend. Keeley provides some background information, offering up if there are any working theories as to what crazed the criminal to commit the crimes, also telling about the assailant’s Instagram that paints a strange picture. Then, Dom asks Keeley about Pfeffer’s mother, who picked him up from the City after her son went on this rash of crime. After hanging up with Keeley, Dom follows up on his previous promise of providing his top 10 Presidents of all time, telling why Washington deserves the top spot and explains why he firmly plants McKinley on his top 10 list. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom welcomes in Bensalem’s Mayor Joe DiGirolamo and Director of Public Safety William McVey onto the Dom Giordano Program after the two went to listen to Florida Governor Ron DeSantis make remarks on law enforcement and criminal justice as he travels across the country to areas negatively affected by progressive policies. First, McVey discusses the importance of having a support system behind a police department, positively speaking of the relationship between all the public entities in Bensalem, creating a safe environment for citizens. Then, Mayor Joe explains why he supports his police so strongly, telling of the negative impact on citizens that Mayors have had when employing a woke doctrine.
Then, as promised in the first hour, Dom offers up his Top 10 Worst Presidents of all-time, explaining why Joe Biden has moved into the second spot just behind LBJ. Also, Dom justifies his list, and explains why he didn’t include names like Bill Clinton and Barack Obama on this year’s list. Also, in Dan Time with Dom, Dan offers up a new menu item coming to Chick-Fil-A menus, and gives a recap on the upcoming reality TV shows this season. (Photo by Ukrainian Presidential Press Office via Getty Images)
Dom welcomes in Bensalem’s Mayor Joe DiGirolamo and Director of Public Safety William McVey onto the Dom Giordano Program after the two went to listen to Florida Governor Ron DeSantis make remarks on law enforcement and criminal justice as he travels across the country to areas negatively affected by progressive policies. First, McVey discusses the importance of having a support system behind a police department, positively speaking of the relationship between all the public entities in Bensalem, creating a safe environment for citizens. Then, Mayor Joe explains why he supports his police so strongly, telling of the negative impact on citizens that Mayors have had when employing a woke doctrine. (Photo by Spencer Platt/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes Fox29 Reporter Steve Keeley back onto the Dom Giordano Program to provide developments in the shooting of the Temple University Police Officer, telling what went down as 18-year-old Miles Pfeffer was taken leg shackles and handcuffs to prison this morning after his brother turned him in over the weekend. Keeley provides some background information, offering up if there are any working theories as to what crazed the criminal to commit the crimes, also telling about the assailant’s Instagram that paints a strange picture. Then, Dom asks Keeley about Pfeffer’s mother, who picked him up from the City after her son went on this rash of crime. After hanging up with Keeley, Dom follows up on his previous promise of providing his top 10 Presidents of all time, telling why Washington deserves the top spot and explains why he firmly plants McKinley on his top 10 list. (Photo by Getty Images)
In today’s second hour, Dom welcomes Wildwood Mayor Pete Byron back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss some news that broke this week over some boardwalk games in the shore town that were found to be fraudulent, with operators losing their license after overinflating basketballs and displaying unattainable prizes. Then, Dom and Mayor Pete talk about an upcoming Barefoot Country Music Festival in June that will feature Kid Rock, Darius Rucker, Blake Shelton, and some other huge country acts. (Photo by Spencer Platt/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes in Maureen Faulkner, widow of fallen officer Daniel Faulkner and strong advocate for victim’s rights, to the Dom Giordano Program to discuss Josh Shapiro’s change of tune on Capital Punishment. Maureen tells why she’s in favor of the issue, discussing the morality of allowing victims to find justice, telling also why she believes it’s both possible to be a moral and faithful person while holding the stance on the issue. Also, Faulkner updates the case against her husband’s murderer Mumia Abu Jamal, telling that she hopes to have some answers soon. (Photo by Mark Makela/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Dom leads off the Dom Giordano Program by opening up a conversation about a potential Presidential primary in 2024 between Republicans Donald Trump, Ron DeSantis, and Nikki Haley. Dom asks for listeners to call in and offer up what they believe to be at stake in the upcoming election, with Dom explaining his answer to the question. Then, Dom tells what he believes to be the word of the week, as the word ‘uncomfortable’ has been used both by activists like Al Sharpton and on Twitter when describing how white students should be made to feel when learning black history. (Photo by Olivier Douliery-Pool/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom welcomes Wildwood Mayor Pete Byron back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss some news that broke this week over some boardwalk games in the shore town that were found to be fraudulent, with operators losing their license after overinflating basketballs and displaying unattainable prizes. Then, Dom and Mayor Pete talk about an upcoming Barefoot Country Music Festival in June that will feature Kid Rock, Darius Rucker, Blake Sheldon, and some other huge country acts.
Then, Dom offers his opinion on the news surrounding Pennsylvania Senator John Fetterman who was admitted to a hospital for clinical depression, telling why he believes the Democratic Party pushed him too far after suffering a stroke during his campaign. Then, Dom takes aim at Department of Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg over his non-response to the ecological disaster involving a train derailment in East Palestine, Ohio.
In addition, Dom welcomes media critic Scott Cronick onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss what’s worth watching on television and in theaters. First, Producer Dan thanks Cronick for the suggestion of Paul T. Goldman, a show streaming on Peacock that offers a fresh take on a true crime docu-series. Then, Scott, being a huge fan of documentaries, offers up his top 3 Oscar candidates for the category, speaking positively of Navalny, All That Breathes, and his personal favorite, Fire of Love. Also, Cronick offers his review on the mid-season revival of 1923, and tells why the show is a great watch even if you haven’t watched its predecessor Yellowstone. (Photo by Spencer Platt/Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by welcoming Senator Doug Mastriano, recent gubernatorial candidate for Pennsylvania, back onto the show as he takes to the road to head to Western Pennsylvania wearing his hat as the Chair of Emergency Services to try and get some answers on the East Palestine, Ohio train derailment and explosion spewing toxic chemicals into the air over a portion of our state. Mastriano tells that he anticipates meeting with officials in Beaver County in preparation for a Joint Committee Hearing into the situation. Mastriano explains some of the horrible things that residents in the area are suffering through right now and tells of his frustration with the lack of support provided by the federal government.
Then, Dom welcomes in Maureen Faulkner, widow of fallen officer Daniel Faulkner and strong advocate for victim’s rights, to the Dom Giordano Program to discuss Josh Shapiro’s change of tune on Capital Punishment. Maureen tells why she’s in favor of the issue, discussing the morality of allowing victims to find justice, telling also why she believes it’s both possible to be a moral and faithful person while holding the stance on the issue. Also, Faulkner updates the case against her husband’s murderer Mumia Abu Jamal, telling that she hopes to have some answers soon. (Photo by Jeff Swensen/Getty Images)
Dom Giordano, WPHT host and former teacher, has dedicated much of his daily show toward parents who are taking it into their own hands to push back against school boards that have a negative impact on their children. This has culminated in a weekly podcast on education, Readin', Writin', and Reason, which has allowed wonderful relationships to develop between Giordano, educators, and parents throughout the country who are speaking out against overbearing school boards.
First, Dom welcomes back Angela Reading, a mother and former member of the Northern Burlington Board of Education, onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss updates in her story since she last joined our show to tell us about an online controversy that lead to some real life implications. Back in December, after attending a District Family Math Night, Reading wrote on Facebook some concerns she had regarding posters displayed in school hallways supporting with questionable commentary about sexuality. After the post, a military official responded with a threat to involve the military, which has led to multiple exchanges now between Reading, the school district, and the federal government. Reading updates how things have gone since the post and controversy went viral, and tells about new representation she’s employed to push back against an alleged overstepping of justice.
Then, Dom welcomes in Bill Donohue, President of the Catholic League, to discuss the intersection between religion and politics, particularly in light of the coming departure of Senator Dianne Feinstein. First, Dom flashes back to a hearing for Amy Coney Barrett in which Feinstein used ‘the dogma living within’ Barrett as a net negative while vying for a position as a judge. This causes a conversation about the Democratic version of Catholicism and religion, with Donohue pointing to the hypocrisies between Democratic stances on particular issues and their faith.
Dom welcomes Nick Sortor, co-host of the Roundtable, a Twitter Spaces show found @NickSortor, back onto the Dom Giordano Program as he reports live from the scene of the controlled explosion of toxic chemicals at the train derailment in East Palestine, Ohio. Sortor reports that, since his appearance yesterday, both of Ohio’s United States Senators and EPA officials have come to the scene, telling that he offered the EPA Administrator a glass of the tap water that residents were told was safe to drink until days ago. (Photo by Angelo Merendino/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Dom leads off the Dom Giordano Program by forecasting the 2024 Republican Presidential primary after Nikki Haley announced her candidacy, playing back a clip of Don Lemon who tried arguing that Haley is past her prime because women are only in their prime in their 20s, 30s, and 40s. Then, after playing Dom’s Money Melody, Dom returns to a discussion about Josh Shapiro’s comments today on the death penalty, not only promising to not utilize it as a criminal justice tool, but asking for state lawmakers to consider the state’s stance and ruling on the issue. Finally, Dom loops back to the initial topic, telling that Lemon has now apologized for his comments, asking what would’ve happened if the roles were reversed. (Photo by Michael M. Santiago/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom leads off by offering even more developments after Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro condemned the usage of the death penalty, calling on lawmakers to consider banning it in the State. Then, Dom reveals a controversy that’s broken out at the Jersey Shore, telling that an amusement operator has been banned from obtaining a license for ten years after investigators with the Legalized Games of Chance Control Commission determined that her company overinflated basketballs and teased false prizes, scamming customers out of their money. Then, Dom circles back to the death penalty news, playing back a clip from Josh Shapiro’s press conference today in which the Governor said, after failing to explain to his son why we must kill somebody who’s killed, he’s gone back on his previous stance on the issue that helped win him the election.
Then, Dom welcomes Nick Sortor, co-host of the Roundtable, a Twitter Spaces show found @NickSortor, back onto the Dom Giordano Program as he reports live from the scene of the controlled explosion of toxic chemicals at the train derailment in East Palestine, Ohio. Sortor reports that, since his appearance yesterday, both of Ohio’s United States Senators and EPA officials have come to the scene, telling that he offered the EPA Administrator a glass of the tap water that residents were told was safe to drink until days ago. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by discussing news that new Democratic Governor Josh Shapiro of Pennsylvania announced today that he will not allow Pennsylvania to use the death penalty while he’s in office, and called for the State’s lawmakers to repeal the death penalty. Dom takes issue with the notion, particularly the call for lawmakers to follow suit, explaining why one can’t both portray themselves as tough on criminal justice while banning something as important as the death penalty. Dom continues on with the topic for the majority of the hour, taking calls from listeners who have some input into the news concerning the death penalty with many explaining why they support the law enforcement tactic. Also, Dom hops into a conversation centered on the potential Republicans for President in 2024, taking calls from listeners telling him whether or not they believe newly announced Nikki Haley will have any chance in a run against Trump and DeSantis. (Photo by Mark Makela/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Dom leads off by telling of the news of a coming statue of Clarence Thomas that will be built in Georgia, playing back a clip from a Georgia State Senator who called the Supreme Court Justice an ‘Uncle Tom,’ which leads Dom into a discussion about the double standard on race, particularly when used by Democrats as an attack. This leads Dom into a discussion about racial teachings in the country, playing back a clip from a Bishop with Don Lemon who suggested that we need to make white students feel uncomfortable for them to join the fight for equity.
Then, Dom welcomes Nick Sortor, host of the Roundup, a Twitter Spaces Show found @NickSortor on Twitter, to the Dom Giordano Program to take listeners live to the scene in East Palestine, Ohio as the incompetent federal government responds to a train derailment and controlled explosion that has released toxic chemicals both into the air and the water. Sortor updates the situation, telling of recent announcements by state officials warning residents to use bottled water instead of tap water due to the catastrophe, which counters previous announcements that things were safe, further drilling distrust into citizens. Also, Sortor tells about the ‘canary in the coalmines’ of the event, local animals, explaining that he met with a person who rehabilitates foxes who has seen their animals fall sick, one dying, within the past week. In addition, Sortor offers his opinion on the media coverage, and tells why and how the EPA and federal government could be doing more to assist in recovery. (Photo by Alex Wong/Getty Images)
Dom Giordano takes a call from Joe in Ambler who takes issue with Dom's commentary on the infusion of Critical Race Theory into curriculum. (Photo by Scott Olson/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes Nick Sortor, host of the Roundup, a Twitter Spaces Show found @NickSortor on Twitter, to the Dom Giordano Program to take listeners live to the scene in East Palestine, Ohio as the incompetent federal government responds to a train derailment and controlled explosion that has released toxic chemicals both into the air and the water. Sortor updates the situation, telling of recent announcements by state officials warning residents to use bottled water instead of tap water due to the catastrophe, which counters previous announcements that things were safe, further drilling distrust into citizens. Also, Sortor tells about the ‘canary in the coalmines’ of the event, local animals, explaining that he met with a person who rehabilitates foxes who has seen their animals fall sick, one dying, within the past week. In addition, Sortor offers his opinion on the media coverage, and tells why and how the EPA and federal government could be doing more to assist in recovery. (Photo by Angelo Merendino/Getty Images)
Dom Giordano tells about a new initiative in Delaware County called 'Doing DelCo Safely' that will offer free condoms to residents of the suburban Philadelphia county. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom leads off the Dom Giordano Program by discussing the environmental disaster in East Palestine, OH, playing back a clip from John Stewart who argued that those on the Right making an issue over this are ‘phony’ and that they’re playing an act of ‘concern for working people.’ Dom takes issue with this, pointing out both hypocrisies in Stewart’s commentary and the Democratic non-response to what should be their top priority. Then, Dom tells of a letter written by school board members across Pennsylvania condemning alleged anti-LGBT actions by the Central Bucks School District, taking the side of the Bucks County board members by playing back some questionable LGBT+ teachings to 4 and 5 year olds. (Photo by Angelo Merendino/Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by discussing shots fired by Phil Murphy toward Ron DeSantis after the New Jersey Governor announced and touted an AP course expansion after DeSantis banned an AP African-American studies course that utilizes Critical Race Theory and other controversy re-writings of history. Then, Dom plays back some commentary from CNN’s Jake Tapper, who discussed with Bob Costas whether race was weighing into Eric Bieniemy’s inability to find a job in the NFL, offering commentary of his own, explaining why he actually agrees that there is a systemic issue at play here.
Then, Dom welcomes in Bill Donohue, President of the Catholic League, to discuss the intersection between religion and politics, particularly in light of the coming departure of Senator Dianne Feinstein. First, Dom flashes back to a hearing for Amy Coney Barrett in which Feinstein used ‘the dogma living within’ Barrett as a net negative while vying for a position as a judge. This causes a conversation about the Democratic version of Catholicism and religion, with Donohue pointing to the hypocrisies between Democratic stances on particular issues and their faith. (Photo by Michael M. Santiago/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes in Bill Donohue, President of the Catholic League, to discuss the intersection between religion and politics, particularly in light of the coming departure of Senator Dianne Feinstein. First, Dom flashes back to a hearing for Amy Coney Barrett in which Feinstein used ‘the dogma living within’ Barrett as a net negative while vying for a position as a judge. This causes a conversation about the Democratic version of Catholicism and religion, with Donohue pointing to the hypocrisies between Democratic stances on particular issues and their faith. (Kevin Dietsch-Pool/Getty Images)
Dom Giordano and producer Dan announce an upcoming event, a Mayoral Showcase where Philadelphia's candidates for mayor will join Giordano live as they vie for the vote of Philadelphians. That'll be live on 1210WPHT on Friday, February 24th from 12-3PM ET. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom Giordano tells Dan that the show was mentioned in the Philadelphia Inquirer, but he's labeled a 'conservative talk show' host. While truthful, he asks, could we start officially calling the Inquirer a 'liberal rag?' (Photo Illustration by William Thomas Cain/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom leads off by reporting on a lawsuit involving former Eagles played Christopher Maragos who settled against Rothman and other doctors for $43 million for negligence that allegedly lead to the end of his playing career. Then, Dom offers his opinion on the train derailment in East Palestine, Ohio, replying to Dan with his opinion on theories about the incident that have popped up online in discussion forums. Then, Dom announces an upcoming event that will showcase multiple Mayoral candidates on February 24th. Also, producer Dan offers up Dan Time with Dom, telling of a catalytic converter theft of an iconic vehicle and the escape by a locally famous robot. (Photo by Michael M. Santiago/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Dom welcomes Congressman Jeff Van Drew back onto the Dom Giordano Program. First, Dom asks Van Drew about the multiple whales that have died and floated ashore in the Atlantic City region, with Van Drew stressing the importance of finding out what’s happened, particularly since there’s been complete silence from the Left. Then, Dom asks Van Drew to put on his hat as the Vice Chairman of the House Transportation and Infrastructure committee to comment on the multiple train derailments throughout the country, including the explosion and leakage of toxic chemicals in East Palestine, Ohio. Also, Van Drew offers his opinion on the unidentified objects flying above the United States, again telling of the importance of finding the truth behind what in the world is going on. Then, Dom, after playing his Money Melody, tells about news that Senator Dianne Feinstein will not seek re-election, ending her long run in Washington. This kicks off a conversation about politics and religion and how they intersect, with Dom pointing out the continued hypocrisy of pro-abortion politicians parading themselves as well-serving Catholics. (Photo by Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes Congressman Jeff Van Drew back onto the Dom Giordano Program. First, Dom asks Van Drew about the multiple whales that have died and floated ashore in the Atlantic City region, with Van Drew stressing the importance of finding out what’s happened, particularly since there’s been complete silence from the Left. Then, Dom asks Van Drew to put on his hat as the Vice Chairman of the House Transportation and Infrastructure committee to comment on the multiple train derailments throughout the country, including the explosion and leakage of toxic chemicals in East Palestine, Ohio. Also, Van Drew offers his opinion on the unidentified objects flying above the United States, again telling of the importance of finding the truth behind what in the world is going on. (Photo by Drew Angerer/Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by discussing today being Valentine’s Day, telling that Roe didn’t think today’s side question would work but he would proceed with it anyway, asking listeners for their suggestions for an all-time great love song. Then, Dom tells of Nikki Haley’s announcement that she will throw her hat into the ring for a 2024 Presidential run, leading into a discussion about the future of the party and the new nickname for Ron DeSantis, ‘Meatball Ron,’ coined by Donald Trump. Also, Dom spends a good chunk of his show discussing and condemning the actions of a few rabid individuals on the Temple campus who decided to overturn a Volvo prior to the Eagles game. (Photo by Theo Wargo/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes back Angela Reading, a mother and former member of the Northern Burlington Board of Education, onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss updates in her story since she last joined our show to tell us about an online controversy that lead to some real life implications. Back in December, after attending a District Family Math Night, Reading wrote on Facebook some concerns she had regarding posters displayed in school hallways supporting with questionable commentary about sexuality. After the post, a military official responded with a threat to involve the military, which has led to multiple exchanges now between Reading, the school district, and the federal government. Reading updates how things have gone since the post and controversy went viral, and tells about new representation she’s employed to push back against an alleged overstepping of justice. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Dom welcomes Athan Koutsiouroumbas back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss the necessity for an embrace of mail-in voting by Republicans to further chances for future success. Athan tells of a small example of the successful utilization of mail-in balloting, explaining a win in Pennsylvania’s State Senate District 27 in the middle of the state, telling the strategy the Republican employed to score what may be the first win for a Republican in mail-in voting.
Then, Dom welcomes back Angela Reading, a mother and former member of the Northern Burlington Board of Education, onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss updates in her story since she last joined our show to tell us about an online controversy that lead to some real life implications. Back in December, after attending a District Family Math Night, Reading wrote on Facebook some concerns she had regarding posters displayed in school hallways supporting with questionable commentary about sexuality. After the post, a military official responded with a threat to involve the military, which has led to multiple exchanges now between Reading, the school district, and the federal government. Reading updates how things have gone since the post and controversy went viral, and tells about new representation she’s employed to push back against an alleged overstepping of justice. (Photo by Getty Images)
Cars flipped over, but not many greased poles climbed. Dom and Dan discuss the environment in Philadelphia both prior to and after last night's Eagles loss in the Super Bowl. (Photo by Gregory Shamus/Getty Images)
Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by welcoming legendary Eagles broadcaster Ray Didinger to help lessen the blow of a tough loss in yesterday’s Super Bowl against the Kansas City Chiefs. First, Dom asks about the bad showing by the defense, asking Didinger how much blame lies with Defensive Coordinator Johnathon Gannon, with Ray discussing adjustments that should have been made to help lead Eagles to success. Then, Dom asks Ray about the controversial flag near the end of the game that helped solidify a Chiefs win, telling that it was indeed a hold, but due to the officiating throughout the rest of the game, the refs should have called the play with the same consistency as the rest of the game. Also, Dom asks Ray what he expects from the future of the franchise with a payday coming up for Quarterback Jalen Hurts, predicting whether the Eagles can find continued success once signing their quarterback to a franchise-level deal. Then, Dom offers his thoughts on everything regarding the Super Bowl, giving his grade on the National Anthem and halftime show, and talking about some peripheral moments from the game. (Photo by Christian Petersen/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes Athan Koutsiouroumbas back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss the necessity for an embrace of mail-in voting by Republicans to further chances for future success. Athan tells of a small example of the successful utilization of mail-in balloting, explaining a win in Pennsylvania’s State Senate District 27 in the middle of the state, telling the strategy the Republican employed to score what may be the first win for a Republican in mail-in voting. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom welcomes David Oh, longtime Philadelphia councilman, who just announced today that he will be running for Mayor of Philadelphia, the only Republican to announce their candidacy so far. First, Dom asks David why he’s decided to throw his hat into the ring, with Oh explaining his work while serving as a Councilman, explaining that the push for normalcy that he’s strived for throughout council truly needs a mayor who believes in the same goal. Then, Giordano and Oh discuss the chances that a Republican can get the support needed to win in Philadelphia, with Oh explaining that Philadelphians have seem to have had it with the negative implication of progressive policies. After that, Giordano and Oh go through multiple issues concerning Philadelphians, including safety on SEPTA, public safety, and issues of crime, particularly in Kensington. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom leads off by discussing the state of Philadelphia and the current mayoral race, teasing that newly announced candidate David Oh will be joining live in studio today at 1:30PM. Dan asks Dom whether Philadelphians have gotten sick of Democrats to the point that they’d consider a Republican, with Dom offering why he believes Philadelphians still haven’t recognized that pitfalls of liberalism.
Then, Dom welcomes David Oh, longtime Philadelphia councilman, who just announced today that he will be running for Mayor of Philadelphia, the only Republican to announce their candidacy so far. First, Dom asks David why he’s decided to throw his hat into the ring, with Oh explaining his work while serving as a Councilman, explaining that the push for normalcy that he’s strived for throughout council truly needs a mayor who believes in the same goal. Then, Giordano and Oh discuss the chances that a Republican can get the support needed to win in Philadelphia, with Oh explaining that Philadelphians have seem to have had it with the negative implication of progressive policies. After that, Giordano and Oh go through multiple issues concerning Philadelphians, including safety on SEPTA, public safety, and issues of crime, particularly in Kensington. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by welcoming legendary Eagles broadcaster Ray Didinger to help lessen the blow of a tough loss in yesterday’s Super Bowl against the Kansas City Chiefs. First, Dom asks about the bad showing by the defense, asking Didinger how much blame lies with Defensive Coordinator Johnathon Gannon, with Ray discussing adjustments that should have been made to help lead Eagles to success. Then, Dom asks Ray about the controversial flag near the end of the game that helped solidify a Chiefs win, telling that it was indeed a hold, but due to the officiating throughout the rest of the game, the refs should have called the play with the same consistency as the rest of the game. Also, Dom asks Ray what he expects from the future of the franchise with a payday coming up for Quarterback Jalen Hurts, predicting whether the Eagles can find continued success once signing their quarterback to a franchise-level deal. Then, Dom offers his thoughts on everything regarding the Super Bowl, giving his grade on the National Anthem and halftime show, and talking about some peripheral moments from the game. (Photo by Christian Petersen/Getty Images)
Dom Giordano, WPHT host and former teacher, has dedicated much of his daily show toward parents who are taking it into their own hands to push back against school boards that have a negative impact on their children. This has culminated in a weekly podcast on education, Readin', Writin', and Reason, which has allowed wonderful relationships to develop between Giordano, educators, and parents throughout the country who are speaking out against overbearing school boards.
First, Dom welcomes in Nathan Benefield, Senior Vice President of the Commonwealth Foundation, back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss a new ruling by the Pennsylvania Commonwealth Court which decided that the funding system for the State, particularly pertaining to Philadelphia public schools, violates the state constitution. In a press release, Benefield wrote, “The court is right to affirm that the current system of education funding is flawed—but thankfully stopped short of mandating more money to a broken system, and left it to the legislature and executive branches to find a solution.” Benefield explains what exactly the decision means from a conservative perspective, how it will affect taxes moving forward, and frames how this changes the discussion on school choice.
Then, Dom welcomes Tennessee State Representative Joe Towns, who recently proposed in his State Legislature to create an official State holiday the day following the Sunday's big game, allowing both children in schools and state workers the opportunity to take off and enjoy the moment. Dom pushes back against the proposition, asking where instead we’d take the day from, with Towns suggesting that we add it to an already established list of holidays, with Dom pressing a particular amendment in the bill that suggests the removal of Christopher Columbus Day.
Dom welcomes in Nathan Benefield, Senior Vice President of the Commonwealth Foundation, back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss a new ruling by the Pennsylvania Commonwealth Court which decided that the funding system for the State, particularly pertaining to Philadelphia public schools, violates the state constitution. In a press release, Benefield wrote, “The court is right to affirm that the current system of education funding is flawed—but thankfully stopped short of mandating more money to a broken system, and left it to the legislature and executive branches to find a solution.” Benefield explains what exactly the decision means from a conservative perspective, how it will affect taxes moving forward, and frames how this changes the discussion on school choice. (Photo by Getty Images)
Ken Coulson, Police Chief of Chester Township and Commander for the Delaware County Major Incident Response Team, calls into the Dom Giordano Program to clear up some confusions about the support he and others are providing to the City of Philadelphia after the Eagles Super Bowl on Sunday. Coulson tells that there will not be 100 officers sent from Delaware County as Dom previously reported, instead saying that that’s the size of the team and only a portion of the team will be providing support. (Photo by Eduardo Munoz Alvarez/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes in Tattoo Rob, the Eagles super fan who went viral after sitting in the front row of a Thursday night game shirtless, exposing a Philadelphia Phanatic tattoo around his belly button. Tattoo Rob tells us a bit about himself, and tells what he’ll be doing for the big game on Sunday. Also, Rob tells about the progression of his tattoos, telling listeners who his artist is, and why he decided to go down this route of a stomach and chest tattoo. In addition, Tattoo Rob offers his prediction for the big game, telling why he feels the Eagles will win with a sizable lead. (Photo by Patrick Smith/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Dom revisits a topic from last hour, playing back a portion of the interview with Delaware County Major Incident Response Team Commander Ken Coulson who dialed into the Dom Giordano Program to defend their support that they’ll provide to the Philadelphia Police Department after the Super Bowl on Sunday. Then, Dom takes some calls from listeners to hear their perspectives on the situation, and reads back comments sent into the show by police sources both within Philadelphia and local suburban departments.
Then, Dom welcomes in Tattoo Rob, the Eagles super fan who went viral after sitting in the front row of a Thursday night game shirtless, exposing a Philadelphia Phanatic tattoo around his belly button. Tattoo Rob tells us a bit about himself, and tells what he’ll be doing for the big game on Sunday. Also, Rob tells about the progression of his tattoos, telling listeners who his artist is, and why he decided to go down this route of a stomach and chest tattoo. In addition, Tattoo Rob offers his prediction for the big game, telling why he feels the Eagles will win with a sizable lead. (Photo by Mitchell Leff/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom leads off the Dom Giordano Program by telling that Bucks County DA Matt Weintraub will sadly resign from his position to run to be a judge, telling why he’s so disappointed to hear this. Dom explains that, while he’s happy to see Weintraub raise his profile, it’s sad to see the only Republican DA in the local region, one who is absolutely beloved, taken away as a tool to push back against the policies effusing out of Philadelphia and DA Larry Krasner’s office. Then, Dom gives some information about a medical incident suffered by Senator John Fetterman, explaining why he thinks his repeated pushing himself cannot be good for his health.
Then, Ken Coulson, Police Chief of Chester Township and Commander for the Delaware County Major Incident Response Team, calls into the Dom Giordano Program to clear up some confusions about the support he and others are providing to the City of Philadelphia after the Eagles Super Bowl on Sunday. Coulson tells that there will not be 100 officers sent from Delaware County as Dom previously reported, instead saying that that’s the size of the team and only a portion of the team will be providing support.
After that, Dom welcomes legendary Philadelphia sports writer and broadcaster Ray Didinger back onto the Dom Giordano Program to preview the upcoming Super Bowl between the Philadelphia Eagles and Kansas City Chiefs. First, Ray tells us about his return to NBC Sports Philadelphia, telling listeners where they can find his in-depth analysis both prior to and following the game. Then, Didinger tells us the strategy the Eagles must employ if they want to stop the Chiefs high-powered offense, telling that the key all lies with Travis Kelce, brother of Eagles Center Jason Kelce. Also, Didinger tells us who we Eagles fans should focus on to have an impact on the game. Finally, Didinger tells about a book signing tomorrow, asking listeners and fans to come out to meet him.
Then, Dom welcomes Neal Zoren back onto the Dom Giordano Program to tell what’s worth watching on television. First, Dom asks Zoren about Poker Face, a new Peacock series, which Neal says he’s been enjoying more than Murder She Wrote, also arguing that the series is arguably more entertaining than one of his favorites, Monk. Then, Zoren offers his opinion on the very popular The Last of Us on HBO, telling that he can completely understand the love and critical acclaim of the show, particularly the third episode, but argues that he thinks it will become a show that needs to be judged on an episode-to-episode basis. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom welcomes legendary Philadelphia sports writer and broadcaster Ray Didinger back onto the Dom Giordano Program to preview the upcoming Super Bowl between the Philadelphia Eagles and Kansas City Chiefs. First, Ray tells us about his return to NBC Sports Philadelphia, telling listeners where they can find his in-depth analysis both prior to and following the game. Then, Didinger tells us the strategy the Eagles must employ if they want to stop the Chiefs high-powered offense, telling that the key all lies with Travis Kelce, brother of Eagles Center Jason Kelce. Also, Didinger tells us who we Eagles fans should focus on to have an impact on the game. Finally, Didinger tells about a book signing tomorrow, asking listeners and fans to come out to meet him. (Photo by Tim Nwachukwu/Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by expressing his excitement for the upcoming weekend as the local Philadelphia Eagles prepare to take on the Kansas City Chiefs in the Super Bowl. Dom briefs listeners on the policing situation following the game, as Philadelphia tradition dictates that fans take to the streets to climb greased poles, noting that Delaware County police will be helping, along with multiple public services in Philadelphia. Then, Dom tells that the Biden administration will not give Fox an interview prior to the Big Game, breaking a long tradition, telling why this is further proof of the blatant weakness of the Biden administration.
Then, Dom welcomes in Nathan Benefield, Senior Vice President of the Commonwealth Foundation, back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss a new ruling by the Pennsylvania Commonwealth Court which decided that the funding system for the State, particularly pertaining to Philadelphia public schools, violates the state constitution. In a press release, Benefield wrote, “The court is right to affirm that the current system of education funding is flawed—but thankfully stopped short of mandating more money to a broken system, and left it to the legislature and executive branches to find a solution.” Benefield explains what exactly the decision means from a conservative perspective, how it will affect taxes moving forward, and frames how this changes the discussion on school choice. (Photo by Dylan Buell/Getty Images)
In today’s third hour, Dom told of a controversy arising at St. Hubert Catholic School after a video went viral showing students applying blackface and making racist statements. Dom condemns the absolutely horrific scene, and tells of reaction from Catholic leaders, who called racism a ‘mortal sin.’ Then, after playing Dom’s Money Melody, Dom tells of new comments made by US Women’s Soccer player Alex Morgan, who suggested that the team should not play in Texas and Florida due to alleged hate against Trans individuals. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom offers some more thoughts on the officer shot yesterday in Philadelphia, then welcomes in 1210WPHT radio host and head of SaveJersey.com Matt Rooney to discuss a tweet sent to Dom defending the host wearing a David Akers jersey on Fox News. Then, Rooney offers his opinion on the messaging both during the State of the Union and the Republican response, expressing the importance of big solutions, telling without these solutions voters will gravitate toward colorful, bold, yet divisive rhetoric.
Then, Dom welcomes in Eagle Shirley, probably the Queen of all Eagles fan and regular caller into WIP’s Morning Show with Angelo Cataldi after meeting her this morning out at an event for Fox and Friends previewing the Super Bowl. Eagle Shirley tells us about a program she’s launched to help teach people about the game of football and explains her amazing relationship with Angelo Cataldi and the WIP Morning Show. (Photo by Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes in 1210WPHT radio host and head of SaveJersey.com Matt Rooney to discuss a tweet sent to Dom defending the host wearing a David Akers jersey on Fox News. Then, Rooney offers his opinion on the messaging both during the State of the Union and the Republican response, expressing the importance of big solutions, telling without these solutions voters will gravitate toward colorful, bold, yet divisive rhetoric. (Photo by Jim McIsaac/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes in Eagle Shirley, probably the Queen of all Eagles fans and regular caller into WIP’s Morning Show with Angelo Cataldi after meeting her this morning out at an event for Fox and Friends previewing the Super Bowl. Eagle Shirley tells us about a program she’s launched to help teach people about the game of football and explains her amazing relationship with Angelo Cataldi and the WIP Morning Show. (Photo by Patrick Smith/Getty Images)
Dom Giordano reveals the next target of the overbearing IRS, waiters and waitresses and their tips via credit card payment. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by discussing his time spent on Fox and Friends this morning hyping up the Eagles game with Lawrence Jones. Dom has glowingly positive things to say about Jones, some Eagles fans, and Kilmeade, who he said were all incredibly kind, particularly focusing on great moments spent with Kilmeade in the past. Then, Dom tells of the horrible shooting of a police officer yesterday in Philadelphia, playing back audio from the Officer as he made his way to the hospital. Then, Dom introduces the side topic of the day, asking listeners to dial in with people they once loved who they’ve since soured on. Then, Dom delves into a new ruling that redirects funding for public schools in the state of Pennsylvania, asking why suburban counties will now have to subsidize bad decisions by the Philadelphia School District. (Photo by Aaron P. Bernstein/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Lou Pate, filling in on the Dom Giordano Program, delves deep into the congressional hearings centered on the Twitter Files leak, playing back clips from members of Congress questioning Twitter officials over their censorship of information pertaining to Hunter Biden and Coronavirus. (Photo by Alex Wong/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Lou Pate, filling in for Dom Giordano on the Dom Giordano Program, continues where he left off last hour with a caller who suggested that Lou was sympathizing with Putin. Then, Lou hops back into a review of the State of the Union, playing back clips from both Biden’s speech and the following Republican response from Sarah Huckabee Sanders. (Photo by Jacquelyn Martin-Pool/Getty Images)
Today, Lou Pate filled in on the Dom Giordano Program, first offering up his prediction for the coming Super Bowl between the Eagles and the Chiefs, evilly predicting a Chiefs win. Then, Lou offers his thoughts on last night’s State of the Union, and tells why China is the biggest threat facing our nation. (Photo by Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes Elisabeth Messenger, interim CEO of Americans for Fair Treatment, discussing some concerning information that her organization discovered involving the United States Postal Service. Messenger tells us that AFFT has uncovered information after reading the small print, using FOIAs, that suggests the USPS has shared private information from 68 million households that requested free COVID tests, explaining that the information was given to labor unions that could potentially be used for political campaigns. Messenger takes us inside the investigation and tells what she hopes to learn by pushing for answers from the federal government. (Photo by Scott Olson/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes Tennessee State Representative Joe Towns, who recently proposed in his State Legislature to create an official State holiday the day following the Super Bowl, allowing both children in schools and state workers the opportunity to take off and enjoy the moment. Dom pushes back against the proposition, asking where instead we’d take the day from, with Towns suggesting that we add it to an already established list of holidays, with Dom pressing a particular amendment in the bill that suggests the removal of Christopher Columbus Day. (Photo by Richard Rodriguez/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes in Gordon G. Chang, author of The Coming Collapse of China and the Great US-China Tech War, to discuss developments in the Country’s relationship with China after a spy balloon floated over the entirety of the continental United States. Chang discusses the threat that allowing such a thing to happen poses on national security, and tells what China was attempting to do in flying the balloon to our Country. Chang warns that if we don’t change the way we handle China, we will lead ourselves into war with the Chinese Communist Party. Chang lays forth what a war may look like with China, and lays forth both how politicians have been compromised, but also highlighting politicians both on the Left and the Right who recognize the threat of China and have been pushing back. (Photo by Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom leads off the Dom Giordano Program by offering a quick preview of tonight’s State of the Union address, telling what he expects to hear from President Biden and the Biden administration. Then, Giordano tells his producer Dan that the Bruce Springsteen fan zine will have to end because of continually skyrocketing ticket prices to see the artist, which kicks off another discussion as to whether Bruce Springsteen deserves the hype he receives from local fans. Then, Dom previews an upcoming guest that will explain why he’s proposed that Tennessee enact a state law creating a holiday out of the day after the Super Bowl, removing Columbus Day as a governmental holiday.
Then, Dom welcomes in Gordon G. Chang, author of The Coming Collapse of China and the Great US-China Tech War, to discuss developments in the Country’s relationship with China after a spy balloon floated over the entirety of the continental United States. Chang discusses the threat that allowing such a thing to happen poses on national security, and tells what China was attempting to do in flying the balloon to our Country. Chang warns that if we don’t change the way we handle China, we will lead ourselves into war with the Chinese Communist Party. Chang lays forth what a war may look like with China, and lays forth both how politicians have been compromised, but also highlighting politicians both on the Left and the Right who recognize the threat of China and have been pushing back. (Photo by Kevin Winter/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom returns to previewing tonight’s State of the Union address, playing back clips from officials such as Chuck Schumer and Jen Psaki, who each offered their advice for the President, essentially telling him to ignore all the negatives of the Administration. Dom argues against the positivity the two exuded about Biden’s performance, explaining huge downfalls, particularly centered in the economy and inflation. Then, Dom and Dan discuss whether or not Dan should take SEPTA into Center City to watch the Eagles game at a friend’s house with the intention to descend upon Broad Street if the team wins.
Then, Dom welcomes Elisabeth Messenger, interim CEO of Americans for Fair Treatment, discussing some concerning information that her organization discovered involving the United States Postal Service. Messenger tells us that AFFT has uncovered information after reading the small print, using FOIAs, that suggests the USPS has shared private information from 68 million households that requested free COVID tests, explaining that the information was given to labor unions that could potentially be used for political campaigns. Messenger takes us inside the investigation and tells what she hopes to learn by pushing for answers from the federal government. (Photo by Caroline Brehman - Pool/Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the third hour by continuing a thread from last hour, rebooting a conversation with Dan, who is heading into Center City Philadelphia to watch the game at a friend’s house. Dan explains that he wants to experience the after party as fans take to the streets after a hopeful Philadelphia win, but is nervous riding Philadelphia’s public transportation SEPTA to leave the party. Dan asks whether Dom believes the train will be flooded with fans, leading to a safer environment, with Dom and listeners suggesting alternatives for both Dan and others descending upon the City for the big game.
Then, Dom welcomes in Tennessee State Representative Joe Towns, who recently proposed in his State Legislature to create an official State holiday the day following the Super Bowl, allowing both children in schools and state workers the opportunity to take off and enjoy the moment. Dom pushes back against the proposition, asking where instead we’d take the day from, with Towns suggesting that we add it to an already established list of holidays, with Dom pressing a particular amendment in the bill that suggests the removal of Christopher Columbus Day. (Photo by William Thomas Cain/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes Fox29 reporter Steve Keeley back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss some trouble in Philadelphia’s public transportation system SEPTA, which saw two murders at stations last week and three derailments within the past couple weeks. Keeley offers incredible details about how he learned about the most recent derailment, which was kept hush by SEPTA, and explains the setting for both the derailments and the murders. Then, Dom and Keeley discuss the deep issues within SEPTA, both offering up reasons for why it’s gotten this bad and telling how they believe it can be fixed. (Photo by William Thomas Cain/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Dom leads off the Dom Giordano Program by previewing and predicting what may happen in President Biden’s State of the Union speech this week. Then, Dom moves back to discussing the balloon, playing back some clips of media members reacting to the incident, playing back a clip from Morning Joe in which host Joe Scarborough calls out Republicans for making a mountain out of a molehill. Then, Dom tells of an effort by Tennessee state lawmakers to create a governmental holiday for the day following the Super Bowl. (Photo by Christian Petersen/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom welcomes Fox29 reporter Steve Keeley back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss some trouble in Philadelphia’s public transportation system SEPTA, which saw two murders at stations last week and three derailments within the past couple weeks. Keeley offers incredible details about how he learned about the most recent derailment, which was kept hush by SEPTA, and explains the setting for both the derailments and the murders. Then, Dom and Keeley discuss the deep issues within SEPTA, both offering up reasons for why it’s gotten this bad and telling how they believe it can be fixed.
Then, Dom switches over to a conversation centered on national politics, playing back a clip of 1619 Project creator Nikole Hannah-Jones on Morning Joe arguing that the history of black Americans is ‘inconvenient’ to the narrative of Americans. Also, in Dan Time with Dom, Dan gives some of the results from the Grammy’s, telling of a surprise win by Bonnie Raitt. (Photo by William Thomas Cain/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes in Colonel Allen B. West back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss the situation that unfolded late last week into the weekend as an alleged Chinese spy balloon floated over the entirety of the United States, later being shot down off the coast of Myrtle Beach. West, a former Congressman and current head of Texas Republicans, lays forth exactly how this paints the Biden administration on an international scale. Then, West and Dom discuss the coming State of the Union address, telling what both expect out of Biden and the reaction from Republicans. Also, West tells that he’ll be coming to a local town to receive an award, and updates the audience on his SCUBA treks. (Photo by Kevin Hagen/Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by offering his reaction to the Biden administration shooting down the Chinese spy balloon that floated all the way across Alaska and the continental United States. Dom plays back some Leftist media members, including Joe Scarborough, who took aim at Republicans for allegedly blowing things out of proportion, with Dom explaining why this is indeed a big deal. Then, Dom introduces the side question of the day, asking listeners for one ingredient that completely ruins a sandwich.
Then, Dom welcomes in Colonel Allen B. West back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss the situation that unfolded late last week into the weekend as an alleged Chinese spy balloon floated over the entirety of the United States, later being shot down off the coast of Myrtle Beach. West, a former Congressman and current head of Texas Republicans, lays forth exactly how this paints the Biden administration on an international scale. Then, West and Dom discuss the coming State of the Union address, telling what both expect out of Biden and the reaction from Republicans. Also, West tells that he’ll be coming to a local town to receive an award, and updates the audience on his SCUBA treks. (Photo by Greg Nash-Pool/Getty Images)
Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by welcoming in Congressman Jim Jordan to discuss multiple topics as they unfold on Capitol Hill. First, Dom asks Rep. Jordan about this alleged Chinese spy balloon making news that was spotted flying over sensitive nuclear sites in Montana. Then, Dom asks for Jordan’s opinion on the new developments in the Hunter Biden scandal, after Hunter called for an investigation into Rudy Giuliani and others, backwardly admitting for the first time that the laptop was indeed his. After that, Dom and Jordan discuss the dangers of political weaponization of governmental law enforcement such as the FBI, with Jordan offering his thoughts on the result of the local case involving Mark Houck, whose house was raided and was later deemed not guilty after allegedly shoving a Planned Parenthood escort during a protest. Then, Dom asks Jordan about criticism levied his way, particularly centered around the Memphis situation, with Jordan further explaining his point and telling what it takes to not call people out when labeling him a racist. (Photo by Anna Moneymaker/Getty Images)
In today’s second hour, Dom welcomes in David Silver of Operation Yellow Ribbon, a South Jersey organization that gathers and sends care packages to troops serving overseas. Silver explains the purpose of the organization, telling how he and others love offering troops a long distance hug from the Philadelphia region. Dom and David go through what David does for the troops, telling listeners how they can donate items such as Girl Scout cookies and toiletries for the care packages sent overseas into active warzones. Also, Silver tells that anybody who knows somebody in active duty can request a care package, and sends listeners to his website, OperationYellowRibbon.org. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Dom spends the majority of the hour providing updates and discussing a Chinese ‘weather’ balloon flying over the Central portion of the United States, coincidentally hover over top of some of our most sensitive nuclear locations. Dom offers his analysis on comments made by politicians and the Pentagon, and takes callers who offer differing opinions on what should be done to address the balloon. Also, Dom plays his Money Melody for the day, and offers up his winner for the Side Topic of the Week. (Photo by Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom welcomes in David Silver of Operation Yellow Ribbon, a South Jersey organization that gathers and sends care packages to troops serving overseas. Silver explains the purpose of the organization, telling how he and others love offering troops a long distance hug from the Philadelphia region. Dom and David go through what David does for the troops, telling listeners how they can donate items such as Girl Scout cookies and toiletries for the care packages sent overseas into active warzones. Also, Silver tells that anybody who knows somebody in active duty can request a care package, and sends listeners to his website, OperationYellowRibbon.org.
Then, Dom spends the majority of the hour discussing the Chinese ‘weather’ balloon hovering over the central portion of the United States, asking listeners whether the United States should shoot down the balloon, explaining why he believes this is just another example of the weakness of the Biden administration. Then, Dom and Dan discuss a WHYY column about the Driving Equity Law, with Dan explaining how he believes the law was a contributor in the carjacking crisis in the City. (Photo by Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by welcoming in Congressman Jim Jordan to discuss multiple topics as they unfold on Capitol Hill. First, Dom asks Rep. Jordan about this alleged Chinese spy balloon making news that was spotted flying over sensitive nuclear sites in Montana. Then, Dom asks for Jordan’s opinion on the new developments in the Hunter Biden scandal, after Hunter called for an investigation into Rudy Giuliani and others, backwardly admitting for the first time that the laptop was indeed his. After that, Dom and Jordan discuss the dangers of political weaponization of governmental law enforcement such as the FBI, with Jordan offering his thoughts on the result of the local case involving Mark Houck, whose house was raided and was later deemed not guilty after allegedly shoving a Planned Parenthood escort during a protest. Then, Dom asks Jordan about criticism levied his way, particularly centered around the Memphis situation, with Jordan further explaining his point and telling what it takes to not call people out when labeling him a racist. (Photo by Drew Angerer/Getty Images)
Dom Giordano, WPHT host and former teacher, has dedicated much of his daily show toward parents who are taking it into their own hands to push back against school boards that have a negative impact on their children. This has culminated in a weekly podcast on education, Readin', Writin', and Reason, which has allowed wonderful relationships to develop between Giordano, educators, and parents throughout the country who are speaking out against overbearing school boards.
First, Dom welcomes Mark Houck onto the podcast after the pro-life activist was deemed innocent by a jury after it was alleged he violated the FACE act after shoving a Planned Parenthood escort during a protest. Houck tells his perspective of the trial, explaining how his family handled the allegations levied his way and the ensuing FBI raid that made national news.
Then, Dom welcomes in former congressional candidate Guy Ciarrocchi back onto the podcast to discuss a piece he penned today for Broad and Liberty that highlights the success of charter schools as Pennsylvania celebrates its 25th year of allowing the alternative to public education. Ciarrocchi points to the successes obtained by charter schools, particularly in Philadelphia, explaining why allowing competition in the education industry only benefits both teachers and students.
Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Dom welcomes in ace attorney Wally Zimolong back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss a lawsuit he brought against Springfield Township over their edict banning the display of the ‘thin blue line’ flag. Wally tells that after filing suit, the Township agreed to a stipulated injunction, creating no need for a hearing, with Wally explaining what such an edict would do. Wally brings in a great example of a police supporting family hanging the flag in a public park and the ability then for the township to prosecute the family using the basis of the new law. Also, Wally previews what to expect next as the case moves forward. Then, after playing Dom’s Money Melody, Dom plays back a clip of new House Speaker Kevin McCarthy answering a reporter, telling them that he believes the police officer who shot Ashli Babbitt ‘did his job,’ with Dom asking listeners whether this was an appropriate answer. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom welcomes in ace attorney Wally Zimolong back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss a lawsuit he brought against Springfield Township over their edict banning the display of the ‘thin blue line’ flag. Wally tells that after filing suit, the Township agreed to a stipulated injunction, creating no need for a hearing, with Wally explaining what such an edict would do. Wally brings in a great example of a police supporting family hanging the flag in a public park and the ability then for the township to prosecute the family using the basis of the new law. Also, Wally previews what to expect next as the case moves forward. (Photo by Getty Images)
After telling that he posted a poll on Twitter asking whether listeners support a 2-hour delay on the day following the Super Bowl, Dom welcomes in friend of the show and education expert Joan Cullen, who tells of a time she once fought for a national holiday on the same day. (Photo by Christian Petersen/Getty Images)
In today’s second hour, Dom welcomes in Fox News host Jesse Watters onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss multiple topics of the day. First, Dom commends Watters on his great coverage of the Tyre Nichols video as it broke live during his show. Watters explains that everything viewers saw that night was what was genuinely happening live as the host and panelists dissected and digested the video. Then, producer Dan chides Jesse a bit for not wearing Eagles green to the NFC Championship, with Watters explaining his just reasoning behind not wearing the colors of his favorite football team. Then, Dom and Jesse get into the Biden classified document scandal and the news today that Hunter Biden has sued because of his laptop, for the first time admitting that the laptop was indeed his. Also, Jesse tells about his protégé for his man-on-the-street segments, and offers some hair tips to listeners. (Photo by Jason Koerner/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes Robert Cahaly, Chief Pollster of Trafalgar Group, back onto the Dom Giordano Program. First, Dom asks if Cahaly has ever done polling around whether the day after the Super Bowl should be a national holiday. Then, Dom and Cahaly hop into national politics, with Dom asking Cahaly about recent polling out of South Carolina regarding the Republican frontrunner for President, with Cahaly explaining the polling that still shows Trump with a lead over Florida Governor Ron DeSantis. (Photo by Joe Raedle/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom welcomes in Fox News host Jesse Watters onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss multiple topics of the day. First, Dom commends Watters on his great coverage of the Tyre Nichols video as it broke live during his show. Watters explains that everything viewers saw that night was what was genuinely happening live as the host and panelists dissected and digested the video. Then, producer Dan chides Jesse a bit for not wearing Eagles green to the NFC Championship, with Watters explaining his just reasoning behind not wearing the colors of his favorite football team. Then, Dom and Jesse get into the Biden classified document scandal and the news today that Hunter Biden has sued because of his laptop, for the first time admitting that the laptop was indeed his. Also, Jesse tells about his protégé for his man-on-the-street segments, and offers some hair tips to listeners.
Then, Dom welcomes Robert Cahaly, Chief Pollster of Trafalgar Group, back onto the Dom Giordano Program. First, Dom asks if Cahaly has ever done polling around whether the day after the Super Bowl should be a national holiday. Then, Dom and Cahaly hop into national politics, with Dom asking Cahaly about recent polling out of South Carolina regarding the Republican frontrunner for President, with Cahaly explaining the polling that still shows Trump with a lead over Florida Governor Ron DeSantis. (Photo by Jason Koerner/Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program schools delaying start the day following the Super Bowl, telling of a poll he posted on his Twitter page asking listeners whether they’re in favor. This kicks off a conversation that is woven into the entire hour, with callers calling in, including Joan Cullen, offering their opinion on whether children should be allowed off the following day and for a potential parade. Then, Dom discusses a local State Senate race that was decided this week, with mail-in balloting having a huge impact, again stressing the necessity for Republicans to employ the tactic, even if they disagree with it, as a means to win. Also, Dom tells about developments around Hunter Biden’s laptop, revealing that the President’s son have asked for an investigation into Rudy Giuliani and others for using the laptop in a libelous manner, backhandedly admitting for the first time that the laptop was indeed his. (Photo by Moses Robinson/Getty Images for Usher's New Look Foundation)
Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Dom leads off by telling about some pushback Philadelphia Eagle Haasan Reddick is receiving in San Francisco media, with analysts and fans calling for the player to apologize for injuring Brock Purdy. Former City Controller Alan Butkovitz joins Dom Giordano live on the show after a horrific incident last night in which he was held by gunpoint and carjacked while on the phone in front of his Northeast Philadelphia home. Butkovitz retells the story of the carjacking and discusses with Dom things that the City needs to do to get the ever-growing problem under control. Butkovitz, fresh off the crime, explains the responsibility that local officials and the Mayor have to get this epidemic of crime under control, even going as far as condemning policies that have enabled such violence, enacted by DA Larry Krasner. (Photo by Getty Images)
Former City Controller Alan Butkovitz joins Dom Giordano live on the show after a horrific incident last night in which he was held by gunpoint and carjacked while on the phone in front of his Northeast Philadelphia home. Butkovitz retells the story of the carjacking and discusses with Dom things that the City needs to do to get the ever-growing problem under control. Butkovitz, fresh off the crime, explains the responsibility that local officials and the Mayor have to get this epidemic of crime under control, even going as far as condemning policies that have enabled such violence, enacted by DA Larry Krasner. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by discussing new guidelines set forth by the College Board centered on Advance Placement courses for African American studies, purging the names of many Critical Race Theorists, making Black Lives Matter curriculum optional, and requiring the teaching of “Black conservatism.” Many on the Left are scrambling to try and distance this news from Ron DeSantis, saying his similar stance did not encourage the AP board to make such a change, but Giordano has different thoughts. Then, Dom tells of the carjacking of former City Controller Alan Butkovitz, explaining the horrific situation and asking why Democrats continue to refuse to speak out about the havoc wrecked by progressive policies set forth by DA Larry Krasner. (Photo by Scott Olson/Getty Images)
Dom Giordano tells the story of former City Controller Alan Butkovitz in today's first hour, who was carjacked just outside his North Philadelphia home. Butkovitz would later join Giordano live in the third hour, which can be accessed in the podcast playlist. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom Giordano offers up some tips for riding SEPTA, Philadelphia's public transportation system, as crime continues to take over the City. (Photo by William Thomas Cain/Getty Images)
Dom Giordano tells why DeSantis has been proven right again, telling that after weeks of controversy over what's considered 'racist' education policies, the CollegeBoard followed the lead of the Florida Governor. (Photo by Octavio Jones/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Dom first tells about some breaking news, telling that Joe Biden has now given a date that the Coronavirus Emergency will be lifted, but can’t seem to get the date right. Then, Dom tells of new polling in the fight between Ron DeSantis and former President Trump over the next Republican presidential candidate, also offering whether he believes Tim Scott will become a big force on a national scale by the 2024 election. Also, Dom plays back some audio from Kamala Harris where she was caught talking in circles once again. (Photo by Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes back in Bucks County Courier reporter J.D. Mullane onto the Dom Giordano Program for some final thoughts after the not guilty decision in the case involving pro-life activist Mark Houck. First, Dom asks for Mullane’s opinion on a nugget found in the Wall Street Journal coverage of the case, telling Mullane that the report notes that DA Krasner’s office handed off the case to the Department of Justice. Then, Dom asks Mullane to take listeners inside the case, with Mullane telling of a juror that was removed after hearing something in an elevator. In addition, Mullane and Dom pontificate what may happen moving forward, particularly with the over-escalation of an FBI raid on Houck’s home. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom talks about hypocritical liberals, first telling that Philadelphia mayoral candidate Helen Gym has apologized after being pictured at the Union League only a week after protesting the organization on social media due to an event featuring Ron DeSantis. Then, Dom digs into Stephan Curry after the NBA basketball player requested hedges from his very bourgeoisie town to protect him from incoming low-income housing. (Photo by Tom Pennington/Getty Images)
Dom Giordano tells of an upcoming book release for Socialist Bernie Sanders and tells why he wants Producer Dan to do everything in his power to bring him on the show. (Photo by Stephen Maturen/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes Mark Houck onto the Dom Giordano Program after the pro-life activist was deemed innocent by a jury after it was alleged he violated the FACE act after shoving a Planned Parenthood escort during a protest. Houck tells his perspective of the trial, explaining how his family handled the allegations levied his way and the ensuing FBI raid that made national news. (Photo by Joe Raedle/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom talks about hypocritical liberals, first telling that Philadelphia mayoral candidate Helen Gym has apologized after being pictured at the Union League only a week after protesting the organization on social media due to an event featuring Ron DeSantis. Then, Dom digs into Stephan Curry after the NBA basketball player requested hedges from his very bourgeoisie town to protect him from incoming low-income housing.
Then, Dom welcomes Mark Houck onto the Dom Giordano Program after the pro-life activist was deemed innocent by a jury after it was alleged he violated the FACE act after shoving a Planned Parenthood escort during a protest. Houck tells his perspective of the trial, explaining how his family handled the allegations levied his way and the ensuing FBI raid that made national news. (Photo by Bill McCay/Getty Images for MoveOn.org)
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by celebrating the verdict in the Mark Houck trial who was deemed innocent on all fronts after allegedly shoving a Planned Parenthood escort during a protest, which somehow led to an FBI raid on his home. Dom opens up the topic further, playing back a clip from President Joe Biden yesterday after he was pressed on news that Catholic Bishops are demanding federal funds don’t go toward abortions.
Then, Dom welcomes back in Bucks County Courier reporter J.D. Mullane onto the Dom Giordano Program for some final thoughts after the not guilty decision in the case involving pro-life activist Mark Houck. First, Dom asks for Mullane’s opinion on a nugget found in the Wall Street Journal coverage of the case, telling Mullane that the report notes that DA Krasner’s office handed off the case to the Department of Justice. Then, Dom asks Mullane to take listeners inside the case, with Mullane telling of a juror that was removed after hearing something in an elevator. In addition, Mullane and Dom pontificate what may happen moving forward, particularly with the over-escalation of an FBI raid on Houck’s home. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom welcomes in Heather Mac Donald, Thomas W. Smith Fellow at the Manhattan Institute and author of The War on Cops and The Diversity Delusion to gather her thoughts about the Tyre Nichols incident and the ensuing media coverage. Mac Donald offers her analysis of the continued effort by the media to transform the horrific incident into a racial divider, offering up what she believes Leftist media outlets and personalities have to gain by promoting racial rife. (Photo by Joe Raedle/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes Fox News Legal Expert Andy McCarthy back onto the Dom Giordano Program to break down the horrific situation in Memphis and the body cam footage released showing the beating death of Tyre Nichols at the hands of 5 police officers. McCarthy takes us inside how Washington D.C. will respond to the incident, explaining what might be ordered from Capitol Hill in effort to enforce safer interactions with Police. (Photo by Alex Wong/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes Bucks County Courier reporter JD Mullane for an update on the case against Mark Houck in federal court, telling that the jury is currently hung as the trial hits lunch break after resuming after the weekend today. Closing arguments have been made, now the public just waits for the decision of a jury to decide whether Houck is guilty of assaulting a Planned Parenthood escort after an exchange of words. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Dom leads off by offering up the newest developments in offensive language, telling that the organization that tried taking ‘The French’ off the table has backtracked a bit. Then, Dom gives an update in both the Houck case and the death of Tyre Nichols in Memphis. After that, Dom tells that school dress codes are further under fire, explaining why he’s in favor of a dress code but not uniforms.
Then, Dom welcomes in Heather Mac Donald, Thomas W. Smith Fellow at the Manhattan Institute and author of The War on Cops and The Diversity Delusion to gather her thoughts about the Tyre Nichols incident and the ensuing media coverage. Mac Donald offers her analysis of the continued effort by the media to transform the horrific incident into a racial divider, offering up what she believes Leftist media outlets and personalities have to gain by promoting racial rife. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom welcomes Fox News Legal Expert Andy McCarthy back onto the Dom Giordano Program to break down the horrific situation in Memphis and the body cam footage released showing the beating death of Tyre Nichols at the hands of 5 police officers. McCarthy takes us inside how Washington D.C. will respond to the incident, explaining what might be ordered from Capitol Hill in effort to enforce safer interactions with Police.
Then, Dom tells about a DUI given to a local politician that is often talked about on the show, giving details of the incident and reflecting on why she’s been a common theme throughout Coronavirus. After that, Dom tells that Bill Maher will start broadcasting on CNN, debate with Dan whether Maher will continue with his brand of harsh criticism of all, or whether he’ll fall in line with other CNN hosts and spew progressive propaganda. Also, Dan Time with Dom, Dan complains about an experience he had at a local café, and gripes about the price of a trip to see the Eagles play in the Super Bowl. (Photo by Hulton Archive/Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by discussing the death of Tyre Nichols in Memphis after the body camera footage of his beating was released, immediately going viral and stoking conversation about police brutality. Dom plays back audio from Al Sharpton who tried continuing to divide by making the issue again about Race, and plays comments made by President Joe Biden about an upcoming bill dedicated to honoring George Floyd. Dom spends the majority of the hour discussing the horrific situation, but also offers his analysis on the Eagles game, explaining why he thinks 49ers coach Kyle Shanahan is overhyped and why he should’ve subbed Dom in the game as Quarterback.
Then, Dom welcomes Bucks County Courier reporter JD Mullane for an update on the case against Mark Houck in federal court, telling that the jury is currently hung as the trial hits lunch break after resuming after the weekend today. Closing arguments have been made, now the public just waits for the decision of a jury to decide whether Houck is guilty of assaulting a Planned Parenthood escort after an exchange of words. (Photo by Tim Nwachukwu/Getty Images)
Dom Giordano, WPHT host and former teacher, has dedicated much of his daily show toward parents who are taking it into their own hands to push back against school boards that have a negative impact on their children. This has culminated in a weekly podcast on education, Readin', Writin', and Reason, which has allowed wonderful relationships to develop between Giordano, educators, and parents throughout the country who are speaking out against overbearing school boards.
First, Dom welcomes in Catholic League President Bill Donohue to discuss the new film Walt’s Disenchanted Kingdom, which tells how the once beloved company has fallen so far, now presenting immoral values after being the bastion of morality for decades. Donohue takes us inside the film, telling who was interviewed, and explains the negative implications of Disney’s woke trend. Then, Donohue explains a bit as to how and why this has happened, telling of the ESG score which encourages large corporations to preach equity.
Then, Dom welcomes in Lance Izumi, Senior Director of Pacific Research Institute and co-author of The Great Parent Revolt to discuss the spread of Critical Race Theory and other hyper-political themes in public curricula. Lance and Giordano jump right into the utilization of the theory on both policy and curriculum, also discussing the emergence of ‘activist parents’ as a counter to a trend that takes educational power out of the hands of parents. Izumi gives multiple examples of the negative implications of the recent changes in education, telling of the way it negatively effects students, including students of color. Also, Dom asks for Izumi’s opinion on news out of Fairfax County, VA, after it came to light that multiple Principals have withheld National Merit Scholar awards from parents due to themes of equity.
Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by bringing in Bucks County Courier Times reporter JD Mullane into the Dom Giordano Program for an update live from the federal courtroom where the case against pro-life activist Mark Houck is being tried. Houck is on trial after an FBI raid following allegedly shoving a pro-abortion Planned Parenthood escort outside a local abortion clinic. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom welcomes in Catholic League President Bill Donohue to discuss the new film Walt’s Disenchanted Kingdom, which tells how the once beloved company has fallen so far, now presenting immoral values after being the bastion of morality for decades. Donohue takes us inside the film, telling who was interviewed, and explains the negative implications of Disney’s woke trend. Then, Donohue explains a bit as to how and why this has happened, telling of the ESG score which encourages large corporations to preach equity. (Photo by Mark Ashman/Disney via Getty Images)
Called Todd dials in with some great memories of the man behind Memories in Margate, legendary radio figure Jerry Blavat.
In today’s second hour, Dom Giordano breaks news that a lawsuit has been filed again Springfield Township by the Pennsylvania Fraternal Order Police and the Springfield PBA for an edict banning the display of the ‘Thin Blue Line.’ Dom tells the history of the situation that’s unfolded in the small Montgomery County township and tells why police are fighting back to keep the symbol showing support for their profession.
Then, Dom welcomes Neal Zoren back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss what’s worth watching on TV. First, Dom asks for Zoren’s opinion on Night Court, telling the critic that he’s not much a fan of the reboot, with Zoren encouraging Giordano to watch a few more episodes because of continued character development of the main characters. Then, Dom asks for Neal to review the hyped Peacock series Poker Face, with the critic giving it a glowing endorsement, vehemently praising the performance of Natasha Lyonne. Also, Zoren gives a preview of the Oscars, and tells why the award show has lost much of it’s respect. (Photo by Getty Images)
In today’s third hour, Dom welcomes in Catholic League President Bill Donohue to discuss the new film Walt’s Disenchanted Kingdom, which tells how the once beloved company has fallen so far, now presenting immoral values after being the bastion of morality for decades. Donohue takes us inside the film, telling who was interviewed, and explains the negative implications of Disney’s woke trend. Then, Donohue explains a bit as to how and why this has happened, telling of the ESG score which encourages large corporations to preach equity.
Then, after playing Dom’s Money Melody, Dom and Dan have some fun revisiting topics earlier in the week, playing back some more music by Pat Boone after a cover was suggested due to Dan's playing cuts off the musical legend's metal album. This leads Dom to offer his opinion on singers singing 'My Way,' telling that it takes a very special individual to bring the grit and experience needed to sing the Sinatra hit. (Photo by Charley Gallay/Getty Images for Disney)
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by bringing in Bucks County Courier Times reporter JD Mullane into the Dom Giordano Program for an update live from the federal courtroom where the case against pro-life activist Mark Houck is being tried. Houck is on trial after an FBI raid following allegedly shoving a pro-abortion Planned Parenthood escort outside a local abortion clinic.
Then, Dom tells that the video of the attack on Paul Pelosi has been released, with both he and Dan provided their analysis on the video which seems to present more questions than it answers. In the video, the husband of Nancy Pelosi is seen casually answering a wellness check by police in his boxer shorts and dress shirt holding a hammer alongside an individual who flips a switch and starts attacking Pelosi. Then, Dom offers his ‘Aloha’ of the day, telling that now there are calls for the public to stop referring to French people as ‘The French,’ and other groups in a similar manner because it somehow dehumanizes the subject. (Photo by Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s final hour, Dom continues with legendary Eagles journalist Ray Didinger live in studio, first asking Ray who he considers to be his biggest interview of all time, with Ray responding with a great time shared with boxing legend Muhammed Ali. Then, Dom and Ray jump into a heavy analysis of both the Eagles and Sunday’s NFC Championship matchup with the 49ers. First, Dom asks for Ray’s opinion on Johnathon Gannon after WIP host Angelo Cataldi was called out by Eagles head coach Nick Sirianni for criticizing the assistant coach throughout the entire season. Then, Ray tells what the Eagles need to do to find success on Sunday, taking listeners inside the multiple weapons that the Eagles can employ, but warning of a similar situation on the offensive side of the ball for San Francisco as well. (Photo by Tim Nwachukwu/Getty Images)
Dom is joined by legendary Eagles journalist Ray Didinger live in studio, first asking Ray who he considers to be his biggest interview of all time, with Ray responding with a great time shared with boxing legend Muhammed Ali. Then, Dom and Ray jump into a heavy analysis of both the Eagles and Sunday’s NFC Championship matchup with the 49ers. First, Dom asks for Ray’s opinion on Johnathon Gannon after WIP host Angelo Cataldi was called out by Eagles head coach Nick Sirianni for criticizing the assistant coach throughout the entire season. Then, Ray tells what the Eagles need to do to find success on Sunday, taking listeners inside the multiple weapons that the Eagles can employ, but warning of a similar situation on the offensive side of the ball for San Francisco as well. (Photo by Mitchell Leff/Getty Images)
Dom Giordano tells of a requirement of Sheetz that deters managers from hiring individuals missing teeth because of their strong emphasis on smiling employees. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | Dom welcomes back in Bucks County Courier reporter J.D. Mullane to the Dom Giordano Program to take us inside the courtroom for the trial of Mark Houck, the pro-life activist who was raided by the FBI after allegedly shoving a Planned Parenthood escort. Houck tells that Bruce Love, the Planned Parenthood escort, took the stand today, and explains why the FBI may have gotten the case seriously wrong, telling that he believes it may have been as simple as two individuals losing their temper toward one another on the fateful particular day. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom welcomes back in Bucks County Courier reporter J.D. Mullane to the Dom Giordano Program to take us inside the courtroom for the trial of Mark Houck, the pro-life activist who was raided by the FBI after allegedly shoving a Planned Parenthood escort. Houck tells that Bruce Love, the Planned Parenthood escort, took the stand today, and explains why the FBI may have gotten the case seriously wrong, telling that he believes it may have been as simple as two individuals losing their temper toward one another on the fateful particular day. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom welcomes in Pennsylvania State Representative Craig Williams, Impeachment Manager in the case of Larry Krasner, to discuss an appeal filed to Pennsylvania Supreme Court against the Commonwealth Court’s December 30th decision that pointed to there not being enough probable cause to pursue impeachment. Craig Williams discusses the new strategy with Giordano, explaining why the House is continuing on with the case, pointing to a particular case of misbehavior in office in which Krasner allegedly used a discretionary act to violate the individual rights of Philadelphia Police Officer Ryan Pownall. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by offering a new development in the effort to impeach Philadelphia District Attorney Larry Krasner for his role in the spike of violent crime in Philadelphia as he continues to play dumb to his policies as a cause of what we’re seeing in the City. Then, Dom tells of some news released by Pennsylvania’s Auditor General’s office that points to huge surplus in the budgets for multiple school districts around and including Philadelphia, which runs counter to claims of a lack of funding.
Then, Dom welcomes in Pennsylvania State Representative Craig Williams, Impeachment Manager in the case of Larry Krasner, to discuss an appeal filed to Pennsylvania Supreme Court against the Commonwealth Court’s December 30th decision that pointed to there not being enough probable cause to pursue impeachment. Craig Williams discusses the new strategy with Giordano, explaining why the House is continuing on with the case, pointing to a particular case of misbehavior in office in which Krasner allegedly used a discretionary act to violate the individual rights of Philadelphia Police Officer Ryan Pownall. (Photo by Scott Heins/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes in former congressional candidate Guy Ciarrocchi back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss a piece he penned today for Broad and Liberty that highlights the success of charter schools as Pennsylvania celebrates its 25th year of allowing the alternative to public education. Ciarrocchi points to the successes obtained by charter schools, particularly in Philadelphia, explaining why allowing competition in the education industry only benefits both teachers and students. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Dom welcomes in former congressional candidate Guy Ciarrocchi back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss a piece he penned today for Broad and Liberty that highlights the success of charter schools as Pennsylvania celebrates its 25th year of allowing the alternative to public education. Ciarrocchi points to the successes obtained by charter schools, particularly in Philadelphia, explaining why allowing competition in the education industry only benefits both teachers and students. Also, during Dom's Money Melody, Dan plays back a Pat Boone cover of Judas Priest, which kicks off an hour-long theming around the entertainer. In addition, Dom tells of the new word that's off-limits, which can't offend anybody... it's impossible. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom welcomes head of the Montgomery County GOP Liz Preate-Havey to discuss DeSantis’s appearance yesterday at Philadelphia’s Union League, with Preate-Havey setting the stage for what it was like outside the club as protestors spoke out against DeSantis, particularly a new bill that they allege is racist. Liz and Giordano discuss the future of the Republican Party, with both offering their opinion on whether he would be the front-runner in a matchup with former President Donald Trump, with Preate-Havey explaining what may set him apart from Trump for moderate suburban voters. (Photo by Joe Raedle/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom continues on with the topic of Florida Ron DeSantis’s visit to Philadelphia as he accepts an award from the Union League, asking as things currently stand, whether our listeners prefer DeSantis or former President Donald Trump as a front-runner in the next Presidential election. Dom plays back some reaction to DeSantis’s new bill that hopes to restore parental rights in Florida, with The View host Whoopi Goldberg asking for evidence that CRT is used in schools, which Dom happily provides.
Then, Dom welcomes head of the Montgomery County GOP Liz Preate-Havey to discuss DeSantis’s appearance yesterday at Philadelphia’s Union League, with Preate-Havey setting the stage for what it was like outside the club as protestors spoke out against DeSantis, particularly a new bill that they allege is racist. Liz and Giordano discuss the future of the Republican Party, with both offering their opinion on whether he would be the front-runner in a matchup with former President Donald Trump, with Preate-Havey explaining what may set him apart from Trump for moderate suburban voters. (Photo by Larry Busacca/Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by previewing what’s to come on today’s show, telling that we’ll revisit the Mark Houck trial with J.D. Mullane who’s live on the scene, hear from Liz Preate-Havey after yesterday’s Union League event featuring Florida Government Ron DeSantis, and talk to Philly Magazine’s Victor Fiorillo, who suggests that Philadelphia shouldn’t keep flags at half-staff for the late radio legend Jerry Blavat. Dom sticks with the topic of DeSantis in Philadelphia, playing back some clips of protestors outside yesterday’s event, with one suggesting that Philadelphia remove the club’s non-profit status for hosting the politician who they vehemently disagree with.
Then, Dom welcomes Philadelphia Magazine columnist Victor Fiorillo back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss a couple recent columns he’s written for the outlet in the past week. First, Fiorillo defends a column posted today in Philly Mag that suggests that Philadelphia should not have flown flags at half-staff after the death of late radio legend Jerry Blavat. Fiorillo tells that his inbox has filled up very quickly after the posting of the article with comments both in favor and against the legend, further defending his stance against the noble move by Philadelphia government. Then, Fiorillo tells about another topic he spoke about, being the decision by Philadelphia Parks and Recreation to remove the swimming requirement for lifeguard applicants, explain why he’s so vehemently against the decision.
Then, Dom welcomes Bucks County Courier Times columnist J.D. Mullane back onto the Dom Giordano Program whose live covering the Mark Houck trial in Philadelphia federal court. Mark Houck is a pro-life counselor from Bucks County who was raided by the FBI after allegedly pushing a Planned Parenthood escort after the individually allegedly insulted his son. Mullane takes us through testimony so far as witnesses take the stand in the trial, explaining that the story of the Planned Parenthood escort has changed a bit, telling what’s different now and how it may affect the trial. (Photo by Joe Raedle/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes Bucks County Courier Times columnist J.D. Mullane back onto the Dom Giordano Program whose live covering the Mark Houck trial in Philadelphia federal court. Mark Houck is a pro-life counselor from Bucks County who was raided by the FBI after allegedly pushing a Planned Parenthood escort after the individually allegedly insulted his son. Mullane takes us through testimony so far as witnesses take the stand in the trial, explaining that the story of the Planned Parenthood escort has changed a bit, telling what’s different now and how it may affect the trial. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom welcomes Philadelphia Magazine columnist Victor Fiorillo back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss a couple recent columns he’s written for the outlet in the past week. First, Fiorillo defends a column posted today in Philly Mag that suggests that Philadelphia should not have flown flags at half-staff after the death of late radio legend Jerry Blavat. Fiorillo tells that his inbox has filled up very quickly after the posting of the article with comments both in favor and against the legend, further defending his stance against the noble move by Philadelphia government. Then, Fiorillo tells about another topic he spoke about, being the decision by Philadelphia Parks and Recreation to remove the swimming requirement for lifeguard applicants, explain why he’s so vehemently against the decision. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom Giordano reacts to Don Lemon and his guest essentially calling DeSantis a racist for a new bill that hopes to restore parental rights. (Photo by Ben Gabbe/Getty Images for The Association of Magazine Media)
Dom welcomes in attorney for Mark Houck, Andrew Bath, Executive Vice President and General Counsel of Thomas More Society, back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss the case live during a lunch break as jury selection unfolds in the United States courthouse for the trial. Bath takes us inside the selection, and sets the scene for what it’s like inside the courtroom for the case that’s sure to turn into headline news as it heads to trial. Bath also offers his thoughts on protestors gathered outside counter to Houck’s cause, explaining why his client is innocent. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom welcomes in Broad and Liberty and Commonwealth Foundation Reporter Kevin Mooney back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss two great pieces featured recently in Broad and Liberty. First, Mooney tells Giordano about a group called Urgency of Normal, which features parents who are sick of the lack of normalcy in society after the Coronavirus pandemic. Also, Mooney tells about a new column in which he writes of the power of Right-to-Know requests after his involvement in a lawsuit involving the policy, and tells of the importance of ensuring that parents continue to have the opportunity to use it as a tool as they try to return schools back to normal. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom welcomes in Dana Hunter, President of the Central Bucks School District, who addressed controversy playing out in her school district in an opinion piece in today’s Philadelphia Inquirer along with other members on her district’s board. President Hunter addresses Policy 321’s true purpose of opening the minds of students rather than propagandizing them, speaking out against the narrative that’s been spun that the policy is somehow anti-LGBT and targeted against LGBT individuals. Also, Hunter tells about other issues that have been twisted by the media as the district tries to protect parental rights, and updates on an ACLU complaint levied against the district due to the alleged anti-LGBT nature of the proposed policy. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom welcomes in Pastor Bill Devlin from a live report from outside the United States Courtroom as the jury selection proceeds in the case of Mark Houck, who was raided by the FBI after allegedly assaulting a patient escort outside a Planned Parenthood clinic after the escort allegedly insulted his son. Devlin sets the scene for the court room, telling of the judge’s reaction to Catholic priests called as witnesses, with Devlin offering a point in the morning that alludes to the Judge having sympathy for Houck. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Dom welcomes in Pastor Bill Devlin from a live report from outside the United States Courtroom as the jury selection proceeds in the case of Mark Houck, who was raided by the FBI after allegedly assaulting a patient escort outside a Planned Parenthood clinic after the escort allegedly insulted his son. Devlin sets the scene for the court room, telling of the judge’s reaction to Catholic priests called as witnesses, with Devlin offering a point in the morning that alludes to the Judge having sympathy for Houck.
Then, after playing Dom’s Money Melody, Dom welcomes in Broad and Liberty and Commonwealth Foundation Reporter Kevin Mooney back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss two great pieces featured recently in Broad and Liberty. First, Mooney tells Giordano about a group called Urgency of Normal, which features parents who are sick of the lack of normalcy in society after the Coronavirus pandemic. Also, Mooney tells about a new column in which he writes of the power of Right-to-Know requests after his involvement in a lawsuit involving the policy, and tells of the importance of ensuring that parents continue to have the opportunity to use it as a tool as they try to return schools back to normal. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom tells about a new edict set forth by Ocean City in an effort to deal with unruly teenagers who have taken over the summer boardwalk in evening hours. Dom and Dan remember other creative ways that the shore destination has solved issues, and tell why they both feel other shore towns should follow suit in creating a safer and more enjoyable environment for tourists and residents.
Then, Dom welcomes in Dana Hunter, President of the Central Bucks School District, who addressed controversy playing out in her school district in an opinion piece in today’s Philadelphia Inquirer along with other members on her district’s board. President Hunter addresses Policy 321’s true purpose of opening the minds of students rather than propagandizing them, speaking out against the narrative that’s been spun that the policy is somehow anti-LGBT and targeted against LGBT individuals. Also, Hunter tells about other issues that have been twisted by the media as the district tries to protect parental rights, and updates on an ACLU complaint levied against the district due to the alleged anti-LGBT nature of the proposed policy. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by discussing the controversy around a new proposition by Ron DeSantis that sets forth a new teachers bill of rights, which has been widely regarded as ‘racist’ by Leftist media, as the Florida Governor comes to Philadelphia for an appearance at the Union League. Dom offers his opinion on the situation, telling why he supports DeSantis’s decision, playing back overreaction from media members including Don Lemon who are now trying to frame the generally moderate candidate as an outright racist. Then, Dom reads back a local opinion on DeSantis by Inquirer columnist Jenice Armstrong who argues that the Union League is anti-league, using the appearance by DeSantis as proof.
Then, Dom welcomes in attorney for Mark Houck, Andrew Bath, Executive Vice President and General Counsel of Thomas More Society, back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss the case live during a lunch break as jury selection unfolds in the United States courthouse for the trial. Bath takes us inside the selection, and sets the scene for what it’s like inside the courtroom for the case that’s sure to turn into headline news as it heads to trial. Bath also offers his thoughts on protestors gathered outside counter to Houck’s cause, explaining why his client is innocent. (Photo by Octavio Jones/Getty Images)
During a conversation on whether children still go to sleepovers, Paula, a mother of 4 grown children, calls in with some great advice for parents everywhere. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom Giordano plays back clips from Joe Biden over the weekend that suggests he's changing his stance on police, now speaking out against calls to 'Defund the Polce." (Photo by Alex Wong/Getty Images)
Full Hour | Dom welcomes in WIP Morning Show host Angelo Cataldi onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss his interview this morning with Eagles Coach Nick Sirianni after the Coach called the host out post-game for comments made about Defensive Coordinator Johnathon Gannon. Then, Dom and Cataldi discuss the successes of the football team, with Cataldi calling the meteoric rise of Jalen Hurts ‘unprecedented,’ explaining what he believes made him the great Quarterback he’s become. Also, Cataldi tells why he believes the defense has been so successful if not Gannon, with Angelo pointing to the great signings and trades made by GM Howie Roseman and the historic season from Haason Reddick. (Photo by Mitchell Leff/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s final hour, Dom continues a thread from last hour of the Dom Giordano Program, telling the role that unions played in the producing the negative effects of Coronavirus on children in our schools. Then, Dom discusses the double standard present in the media’s coverage of Biden compared to Trump’s incident with classified documents, playing back clips from both media members and politicians as they try to dance around similarities between the two situations. Then, Dom and Dan discuss the Sunday Night Football game last night, with Giordano telling where he would place the blame on continued Dallas failures if he were a Cowboys fan. Also, Dom plays back a couple clips from Vice President Kamala Harris over the weekend, having a lot of fun with one particular clip in which she ripped off Greta Thunberg, continuing a Biden administration trend. (Photo by Lachlan Cunningham/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom starts the hour by asking for the audience’s opinion on Unions, telling that in a new study, public support for unions has jumped in recent years. Dom and Dan discuss the positives and negatives of both public and private sector unions, with a caller calling in to tell how a union helped to save her child’s life. Then, a listener by the name of Maureen May who’s heavily involved in a local nursing union calls in to tell why she is very supportive of unions, putting forth the positive things that unions do, with Dom pushing back with some questions centered around Coronavirus. After that, Dom brings up a study that suggests children no longer have sleepovers, with both Dom and Dan giving reasons why they think this may be the case. Also, in today’s Dan Time with Dom, producer Dan takes Dom back to a topic Friday, telling again of a new Canadian suggestion of only 2 drinks per week, playing a clip of a toothless man who gave a local newscast a hilarious interview. (Photo by Scott Olson/Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by discussing some pushback that WIP host Angelo Cataldi received from Eagles head coach Nick Sirianni after the Eagles win over the weekend, telling that Angelo will be coming up this hour to address the comments-in-jest. Then, Dom tells that Nancy Pelosi reportedly summoned priests to exorcise home of evil spirits after the attack on her husband Paul, asking whether they’ll do an exorcism in Congress to rid the governmental body of similar negative spirits due to Democratic policies. Then, Dom tells that the M&Ms have put their spokescandies on hold for now due to a pushback by conservatives on their decision to change one of the character’s shoes. After that, Dom gives an update in the case involving pro-life father Mark Houck, whose home was raided by the FBI after allegedly assaulting a pro-abortion activist outside a Planned Parenthood clinic after the activist allegedly threatened his son. Dom tells of a witness event prior to the case’s jury selection tomorrow morning at 11AM ET, where he’ll speak outside the Federal Courthouse at 6th and Market.
Then, Dom welcomes in WIP Morning Show host Angelo Cataldi onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss his interview this morning with Eagles Coach Nick Sirianni after the Coach called the host out post-game for comments made about Defensive Coordinator Johnathon Gannon. Then, Dom and Cataldi discuss the successes of the football team, with Cataldi calling the meteoric rise of Jalen Hurts ‘unprecedented,’ explaining what he believes made him the great Quarterback he’s become. Also, Cataldi tells why he believes the defense has been so successful if not Gannon, with Angelo pointing to the great signings and trades made by GM Howie Roseman and the historic season from Haason Reddick. (Photo by Zach Gibson/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Dom welcomes in Philadelphia mayoral candidate Cherelle Parker to discuss her stance on constitutional stop-and-frisk after she was the only candidate to speak in favor of the useful police strategy in a forum with other candidates sponsored by DiverseForce and the African American Chamber of Commerce on Sunday. Parker first takes a moment to offer her thoughts on the passing of Philadelphia legend Jerry Blavat, explaining how he was a force in unifying Philadelphians of all races and generations through song and dance. Then, Parker and Giordano delve into the topic of stop-and-frisk with Parker passionately explaining why she is in favor of the strategy when employed in a constitutional manner.
Then, Dom welcomes Senator Rick Scott back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss RescueAmerica.com and the necessity for a plan for a Republican Senate to actually follow through on promises made during their respective campaigns. Scott preaches the importance of stopping wasteful spending to get a balanced budget, and speaks about the trend by Senate Republicans to cave into Democratic demands. Then, Sen. Scott reinforces the importance of protecting our borders, telling how his State of Florida has been affected by the immigration crisis. Also, Scott tells Giordano about his annoyance with the double standard in effect over the classified documents found in possession of President Biden and previews what to expect from RescueAmerica.com moving forward. (Photo by Kevin Dietsch/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes Senator Rick Scott back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss RescueAmerica.com and the necessity for a plan for a Republican Senate to actually follow through on promises made during their respective campaigns. Scott preaches the importance of stopping wasteful spending to get a balanced budget, and speaks about the trend by Senate Republicans to cave into Democratic demands. Then, Sen. Scott reinforces the importance of protecting our borders, telling how his State of Florida has been affected by the immigration crisis. Also, Scott tells Giordano about his annoyance with the double standard in effect over the classified documents found in possession of President Biden and previews what to expect from RescueAmerica.com moving forward. (Photo by Joe Raedle/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes in Philadelphia mayoral candidate Cherelle Parker to discuss her stance on constitutional stop-and-frisk after she was the only candidate to speak in favor of the useful police strategy in a forum with other candidates sponsored by DiverseForce and the African American Chamber of Commerce on Sunday. Parker first takes a moment to offer her thoughts on the passing of Philadelphia legend Jerry Blavat, explaining how he was a force in unifying Philadelphians of all races and generations through song and dance. Then, Parker and Giordano delve into the topic of stop-and-frisk with Parker passionately explaining why she is in favor of the strategy when employed in a constitutional manner.
Dom welcomes Fox29 Traffic Reporter and animated television personality Bob Kelly to reflect on his late great friend Jerry Blavat, who sadly passed away this morning after a sickness. Kelly tells about his start in the business which would not have happened without the help of the ‘Geator with the Heater.’ Then, Kelly continues on with some great stories of the icon, including relationships the ‘Boss with the Hot Sauce’ shared with all-time legendary musicians such as Frank Sinatra and Sammy Davis Jr. Also, Kelly tells us the story behind some of his great phrases used on his morning newscasts, and takes Dom inside the workings of the Fox29 morning show. (Photo by William Thomas Cain/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes U.S. Congressman Scott Perry, leader of the Freedom Caucus, back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss multiple topics playing out on Capitol Hill. Dom asks Perry about the back-and-forth over the debt ceiling and why it’s become such a hot topic for Republicans on Capitol Hill, with the Congressman explaining the importance of getting governmental spending under control in an effort to help the economy. (Photo by Anna Moneymaker/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom welcomes Fox29 Traffic Reporter and animated television personality Bob Kelly to reflect on his late great friend Jerry Blavat, who sadly passed away this morning after a sickness. Kelly tells about his start in the business which would not have happened without the help of the ‘Geator with the Heater.’ Then, Kelly continues on with some great stories of the icon, including relationships the ‘Boss with the Hot Sauce’ shared with all-time legendary musicians such as Frank Sinatra and Sammy Davis Jr. Also, Kelly tells us the story behind some of his great phrases used on his morning newscasts, and takes Dom inside the workings of the Fox29 morning show.
Then, Dom welcomes in media critic Scott Cronick back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss some great things to stream over the weekend. First, Scott tells Dom about the Amazon Prime release of Ron Howard’s new film Thirteen Lives, which tells the story of the Tham Luang cave rescue. Also, Cronick offers his thoughts on HBO's new The Last of Us, and explains why he's really not all that excited for That 90's Show. (Photo by Yui Mok-WPA Pool/Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by telling of a proposal presented in Harrisburg by Democratic lawmakers that would bring a January 6th Insurrection Day into public schools in the state of Pennsylvania. Dom hones in on the local Representatives responsible for the bill, pointing out a certain Northeast Philadelphia politician who was a co-author and his recent history in dealing with another issue, being the impeachment of Krasner.
Then, Dom welcomes U.S. Congressman Scott Perry, leader of the Freedom Caucus, back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss multiple topics playing out on Capitol Hill. Dom asks Perry about the back-and-forth over the debt ceiling and why it’s become such a hot topic for Republicans on Capitol Hill, with the Congressman explaining the importance of getting governmental spending under control in an effort to help the economy. (Photo by Jon Cherry/Getty Images)
Dom Giordano, WPHT host and former teacher, has dedicated much of his daily show toward parents who are taking it into their own hands to push back against school boards that have a negative impact on their children. This has culminated in a weekly podcast on education, Readin', Writin', and Reason, which has allowed wonderful relationships to develop between Giordano, educators, and parents throughout the country who are speaking out against overbearing school boards.
First, Asra Nomani rejoins the podcast to discuss a situation unfolding down in Virginia, after it was discovered that Merit Awards were being kept from students in an effort to promote equity. Nomani discusses the damaging effects of such a thing, and tells why this seriously harms a minority group.
Then, Dom welcomes in Keith Hartzell, former Councilman and Mayoral candidate in Ocean City, back onto the podcast to discuss changes to the public school curricula in the resort town after voters elected a conservative-leaning school board. Dom reached out to Hartzell after reading a Philadelphia Inquirer piece on the school board which paints a biased picture, framing the new members as anti-LGBTQ. Hartzell explains the situation, telling why voters voted the way they did, explaining why parental choice is at the top of mind for Ocean City voters.
In today’s third hour, Dom leads off the Dom Giordano Program by telling a story about a man who was stabbed by the statue of St. Michael after trying to drunkenly steal if from a Church. Then, Dom plays back some clips of Al Gore going haywire at Davos. Also, Dom and Dan have a discussion about the sellout of Ivan Provorov’s jersey after he refused to wear one supporting LGBTQ pride in a recent pre-game warm out, with both offering whether this lends credence to the idea of ‘go woke, go broke.’
Then, Dom welcomes Liz Preate-Havey, head of Montgomery County Republicans, back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss the things that Republicans need to employ in future elections to find success. Dom begins first by asking what Preate-Havey and her team are finding after analyzing election results nation-wide, with Preate-Havey explain what Republicans elsewhere did to win their respective elections. Also, Preate-Havey tells of the importance of embracing mail-in balloting, telling why she thinks it’s necessary to win even though most Republicans disagree with it as a concept. (Photo by Bruce Bennett/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes Liz Preate-Havey, head of Montgomery County Republicans, back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss the things that Republicans need to employ in future elections to find success. Dom begins first by asking what Preate-Havey and her team are finding after analyzing election results nation-wide, with Preate-Havey explain what Republicans elsewhere did to win their respective elections. Also, Preate-Havey tells of the importance of embracing mail-in balloting, telling why she thinks it’s necessary to win even though most Republicans disagree with it as a concept. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom welcomes in Jim Worthington, owner of the Newtown Athletic Club, back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss a settlement he received in a lawsuit filed against former Democratic candidate for Congress Ashley Ehasz for statements made related to his role in the January 6th riot on Capitol Hill. Worthington tells why he felt a lawsuit was necessary, discussing the negative impact that the defamatory comments had on his personal and professional life, and also tells that Ehasz was the first of a few other outlets he sued that falsely reported buses organized on January 6th. In addition, Worthington tells what he received in the settlement, and tells why he will continue his fight to protect his reputation from falsities. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom welcomes in Jim Worthington, owner of the Newtown Athletic Club, back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss a settlement he received in a lawsuit filed against former Democratic candidate for Congress Ashley Ehasz for statements made related to his role in the January 6th riot on Capitol Hill. Worthington tells why he felt a lawsuit was necessary, discussing the negative impact that the defamatory comments had on his personal and professional life, and also tells that Ehasz was the first of a few other outlets he sued that falsely reported buses organized on January 6th. In addition, Worthington tells what he received in the settlement, and tells why he will continue his fight to protect his reputation from falsities.
Then, Dom welcomes in former gubernatorial candidate Dave White back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss something positive out of the Shapiro administration after the new Governor signed his first bill that opened 92% of State public jobs to candidates without a 4-year college degree. White employed this topic as one of the cornerstones of his Republican campaign and explains why this is indeed a good first step toward changing the rhetoric around the necessity of a college education, which he hopes would help end the stranglehold of college loans. Then, Dom asks White for his opinion on a topic often discussed on the Dom Giordano Program, asking Dave what he believes Republicans could do better to secure success in future elections. (Photo by Mark Makela/Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by discussing the updates around Philadelphia Flyer Ivan Provorov, who went viral after refusing to wear a LGBT Pride jersey in pre-game warmups, using his Russian Orthodox religion as a defense, which triggers the Left. Then, Dom tells that Alec Baldwin has been charged in the shooting death of a crew member on his film, Rust, which gives him reason to play back a time when Baldwin worked as a host for 1210WPHT. Then, Dom tells about an Inquirer article reporting on the crime situation on the campus of St. Joseph’s which targets gun violence and poverty, again failing to lay any blame at the feet of progressive policies employed by Philadelphia politicians. Also, Dom previews an appearance coming up from Jim Worthington, who recently received his first settlement as he fights to protect his reputation from falsities spewed center around his role in the January 6th riot on Capitol Hill. (Photo by Steph Chambers/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes in former gubernatorial candidate Dave White back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss something positive out of the Shapiro administration after the new Governor signed his first bill that opened 92% of State public jobs to candidates without a 4-year college degree. White employed this topic as one of the cornerstones of his Republican campaign and explains why this is indeed a good first step toward changing the rhetoric around the necessity of a college education, which he hopes would help end the stranglehold of college loans. Then, Dom asks White for his opinion on a topic often discussed on the Dom Giordano Program, asking Dave what he believes Republicans could do better to secure success in future elections. (Photo by Mark Makela/Getty Images)
Dom Giordano and producer Dan play back and discuss a little-bit-too-passionate rant by failed Presidential candidate Al Gore while speaking at Davos. (Photo by Larry French/Getty Images for SiriusXM)
Dom leads off the second hour by offering an update in the Mark Houck case. Houck was the individual who was raided by the FBI after allegedly assaulting an escort outside a local Planned Parenthood after words were allegedly exchanged with his son. (Photo by Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes ace Fox29 reporter Steve Keeley back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss another violent day in Philadelphia that saw another 5 homicides in 28 hours. First, Keeley discusses Philadelphia’s public transportation system, SEPTA, which has come under fire after being the setting repeatedly of violent crimes. Giordano and Keeley discuss ways to remediate the situation in SEPTA, warning that things may get worse as time goes on. Then, Dom and Keeley discuss a crazy situation that unfolded outside Philadelphia’s United States Court House yesterday that ended with a man shot after he threatened a security officer with a sharp-edged object while wearing a vest with wires. (Photo by William Thomas Cain/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Dom welcomes back Pennsylvania State Senator Doug Mastriano, former gubernatorial candidate in Pennsylvania, to discuss and reflect upon his campaign against now Governor Josh Shapiro. First, Dom and Doug discuss the Republican stance on mail-in balloting, with both agreeing on the necessity for a Republican reformation on the way they approach the issue, re-purposing it as a tool to gain more voters. Then, Dom asks Mastriano if he’d consider reframing his stance on abortion in a future campaign after the issue became the main topic of his campaign, with Mastriano explaining why he believes there is a path forward for a candidate who believes in no exceptions for abortion. Also, Mastriano tells about his relationship with both the national and statewide Republican committee, and why he felt support could’ve been much stronger, which he believes would’ve had a large impact on the results of the campaign.
Then, throughout the remainder of the hour, Dom takes calls discussing the Mastriano interview, with callers offering what should be done differently for future success. (Photo by Jeff Swensen/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom leads off by offering an update in the Mark Houck case. Houck was the individual who was raided by the FBI after allegedly assaulting an escort outside a local Planned Parenthood after words were allegedly exchanged with his son. Then, Dom tells about a controversy playing out in Virginia over National Merit Awards after multiple schools failed to notify parents and students about their winning of the award. Also, Dom plays back some more clips from Davos, where liberal elites have congregated to once again discuss environmentalism in their annual show of virtue. (Photo by Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Dom welcomes back Pennsylvania State Senator Doug Mastriano, former gubernatorial candidate in Pennsylvania, to discuss and reflect upon his campaign against now Governor Josh Shapiro. First, Dom and Doug discuss the Republican stance on mail-in balloting, with both agreeing on the necessity for a Republican reformation on the way they approach the issue, re-purposing it as a tool to gain more voters. Then, Dom asks Mastriano if he’d consider reframing his stance on abortion in a future campaign after the issue became the main topic of his campaign, with Mastriano explaining why he believes there is a path forward for a candidate who believes in no exceptions for abortion. Also, Mastriano tells about his relationship with both the national and statewide Republican committee, and why he felt support could’ve been much stronger, which he believes would’ve had a large impact on the results of the campaign. (Photo by Michael M. Santiago/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes ace Fox29 reporter Steve Keeley back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss another violent day in Philadelphia that saw another 5 homicides in 28 hours. First, Keeley discusses Philadelphia’s public transportation system, SEPTA, which has come under fire after being the setting repeatedly of violent crimes. Giordano and Keeley discuss ways to remediate the situation in SEPTA, warning that things may get worse as time goes on. Then, Dom and Keeley discuss a crazy situation that unfolded outside Philadelphia’s United States Court House yesterday that ended with a man shot after he threatened a security officer with a sharp-edged object while wearing a vest with wires. (Photo by William Thomas Cain/Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by discussing what unfolded at Davos, the annual meeting of the Elites as they virtue signal about environmentalism and climate change. Then, Dom offers his thoughts on a controversy playing out over Philadelphia Flyer Ivan Provorov, who refused to wear a LGBTQ+ pride jersey during team warmups due to his religious beliefs.
Then, Dom welcomes ace Fox29 reporter Steve Keeley back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss another violent day in Philadelphia that saw another 5 homicides in 28 hours. First, Keeley discusses Philadelphia’s public transportation system, SEPTA, which has come under fire after being the setting repeatedly of violent crimes. Giordano and Keeley discuss ways to remediate the situation in SEPTA, warning that things may get worse as time goes on. Then, Dom and Keeley discuss a crazy situation that unfolded outside Philadelphia’s United States Court House yesterday that ended with a man shot after he threatened a security officer with a sharp-edged object while wearing a vest with wires.
After that, Dom welcomes in Jim Bovard, author of 10 books and member of the USA Today Board of Contributors, back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss a column he penned for the New York Post telling ‘how a corrupt FBI could save Joe Biden in the classified document scandal.’ First, Dom asks Jim whether he sees any improvement in the media’s covering of these types of issues after their relentless ignorance toward news that paints Democrats in a bad light. In addition, Dom and Bovard discuss the inner-workings of the FBI, with Bovard telling that while more agents are becoming whistleblowers, he’s concerned that the corruption within the brass would give the President a pass. (Photo by Tim Nwachukwu/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes in James Bovard, author of 10 books and member of the USA Today Board of Contributors, back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss a column he penned for the New York Post telling ‘how a corrupt FBI could save Joe Biden in the classified document scandal.’ Dom asks James whether he sees any improvement in the media’s covering of these types of issues after their relentless ignorance toward news that paints Democrats in a bad light. In addition, Dom and Bovard discuss the inner-workings of the FBI, with Bovard telling that while more agents are becoming whistleblowers, he’s concerned that the corruption within the brass would give the President a pass. (Photo by Win McNamee/Getty Images)
Dom Giordano offers his thoughts on a situation unfolding at Philadelphia's United States Court House involving a man shot after brandishing what looked like a bomb vest and a knife, asking if it were a police officer behind the trigger, whether we'd be talking about it in the same way. (Photo by Getty Images)
Caller Carl checks in with Dom Giordano Program to make an argument in favor of the death penalty after hearing John Toomey's story. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom welcomes back John Toomey, father of slain 16-year-old Sean Toomey, to discuss how he’s been since his son was murdered back in late March. Dom firsts asks John to take him back to the fateful night, with Toomey telling what happened and where things stand in a court of law. Then, Dom asks Toomey about some social media posts made by assailants while in prison, with Toomey telling that this is a regular thing happening, pleading that the powers at be aid to stop these postings from continuing. Then, Toomey tells what he would like seen with his son’s murderers, but tells that there’s no way it happens with our hyper-liberal District Attorney. Also, John updates the audience on how he’s doing, telling Dom how he makes it through on a daily basis. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom welcomes in Lance Izumi, Senior Director of Pacific Research Institute and co-author of The Great Parent Revolt to the Dom Giordano Program to discuss the spread of Critical Race Theory and other hyper-political themes in public curricula. Lance and Giordano jump right into the utilization of the theory on both policy and curriculum, also discussing the emergence of ‘activist parents’ as a counter to a trend that takes educational power out of the hands of parents. Izumi gives multiple examples of the negative implications of the recent changes in education, telling of the way it negatively effects students, including students of color. Also, Dom asks for Izumi’s opinion on news out of Fairfax County, VA, after it came to light that multiple Principals have withheld National Merit Scholar awards from parents due to themes of equity. (Photo by Getty Images)
Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by discussing the breaking news here in Philadelphia after a man strapped with a vest containing wires and armed with a knife attacked a security guard at Philadelphia’s United States Courthouse Building. Then, Dom revisits an interview yesterday with Jim Lee, a Commissioner out in Springfield Township, PA, who defended their decision to remove thin blue line regalia from their township. Then, Dom tells of his frustration with something he found out last night during Monday Night Football, telling that the NFL utilizes computer chips to tell of the placement of the football on the field. Dom explains why he believes this is the first steps to removing ‘the chain gang,’ and complains about the automation of refereeing in sports. He then ties this to the conversations playing out between liberal elites in Davos, Sweden, telling that again automation remains the hot topic at the conference centered on environmentalism. (Photo by Getty Images)
In today’s second hour, Dom welcomes back John Toomey, father of slain 16-year-old Sean Toomey, to discuss how he’s been since his son was murdered back in late March. Dom firsts asks John to take him back to the fateful night, with Toomey telling what happened and where things stand in a court of law. Then, Dom asks Toomey about some social media posts made by assailants while in prison, with Toomey telling that this is a regular thing happening, pleading that the powers at be aid to stop these postings from continuing. Then, Toomey tells what he would like seen with his son’s murderers, but tells that there’s no way it happens with our hyper-liberal District Attorney. Also, John updates the audience on how he’s doing, telling Dom how he makes it through on a daily basis.
Then, throughout the rest of the hour, Dom bumps between multiple topics including the Toomey interview and President Biden’s Martin Luther King Day in which he stumbled through a message hoping to portray optimism but further separating political divides. Then, during Dan Time with Dom, Dan plays back Biden trying to sing ‘Happy Birthday’ and asks Dom whether he thinks this is the end of the line for all-time great Quarterback Tom Brady. (Photo by Getty Images)
In today’s third hour, Dom welcomes in Lance Izumi, Senior Director of Pacific Research Institute and co-author of The Great Parent Revolt to the Dom Giordano Program to discuss the spread of Critical Race Theory and other hyper-political themes in public curricula. Lance and Giordano jump right into the utilization of the theory on both policy and curriculum, also discussing the emergence of ‘activist parents’ as a counter to a trend that takes educational power out of the hands of parents. Izumi gives multiple examples of the negative implications of the recent changes in education, telling of the way it negatively effects students, including students of color. Also, Dom asks for Izumi’s opinion on news out of Fairfax County, VA, after it came to light that multiple Principals have withheld National Merit Scholar awards from parents due to themes of equity.
Then, Dom continues the remainder of the hour revisit Biden’s speech yesterday for Martin Luther King Day, telling that Biden also suggested again that he’s a great Catholic. Then, Dom spends some time discussing NFL football, previewing the upcoming Eagles game against the Giants in the Divisional Round. After that, Dom returns to the topic of the shooting outside Philadelphia’s U.S. Court House, telling all the details he knows and comparing what would happen if a police officer shot the man threatening a bomb instead of a security guard. (Photo by Tasos Katopodis/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Dom welcomes in Keith Hartzell, former Councilman and Mayoral candidate in Ocean City, back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss changes to the public school curricula in the resort town after voters elected a conservative-leaning school board. Dom reached out to Hartzell after reading a Philadelphia Inquirer piece on the school board which paints a biased picture, framing the new members as anti-LGBTQ. Hartzell explains the situation, telling why voters voted the way they did, explaining why parental choice is at the top of mind for Ocean City voters.
Then, after playing Dom’s Money Melody, Dom tells about a time that he ran into Sopranos character ‘Big P’ at a home show, which almost led to a fight after Dom annoyed him by asking about his character being killed off. Then, Dom offers updates on the first acquittal on the obstruction charge during January 6th, reading that the judge opined that the assailant did not know much of what was being alleged he knew. Also, Dom gives his word of the day for the day, telling why we’re no longer allowed to use ‘aloha.’ (Photo by Getty Images)
In today’s third hour, Dom welcomes in Keith Hartzell, former Councilman and Mayoral candidate in Ocean City, back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss changes to the public school curricula in the resort town after voters elected a conservative-leaning school board. Dom reached out to Hartzell after reading a Philadelphia Inquirer piece on the school board which paints a biased picture, framing the new members as anti-LGBTQ. Hartzell explains the situation, telling why voters voted the way they did, explaining why parental choice is at the top of mind for Ocean City voters. (Photo by Getty Images)
In today’s second hour, Dom welcomes in Jim Lee, Commissioner of Springfield Township, to discuss a topic that’s been talked about at length in the past week on the Dom Giordano Program, being the debate over potential censorship of the thin blue line flag in the small Montgomery County town. Jim Lee, one of the many Commissioners pushing to ban the thin blue line flag from the Township, explains the he believes the flag should be banned because it may be hurtful to certain people. Giordano argues that, while Lee clearly wants to be empathetic to all, he is not being empathetic to Police by painting a hateful picture of anybody who employs that particular symbolism.
Dom continues the remainder of the hour talking about the topic, but also interjecting what the Republican Party needs to do to appeal to Pennsylvania voters after giving news that the statewide Republican Committee have paid $100,000 for help strategizing for future elections. Also, Dom tells of the new reboot of the Scooby Doo series, and asks listeners to dial in with their all-time ‘Kings.’ (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | Dom leads off the Dom Giordano Program by wishing everybody a happy Martin Luther King Day and previewing what will be coming up on today’s show, telling that Springfield, PA Commissioner Jim Lee will be joining live to defend the township’s decision to ban the thin blue line from their police station logo. Then, Dom leads into offering his opinion on the topics of the day, playing back a clip from Senator Tim Scott who offered great commentary on the American Dream on Martin Luther King Day, with Giordano reinforcing Scott’s message of hope and optimism in opportunity. After that, Dom tells about a situation involving Roe at a cheese steak joint, telling that she, for the first time in a long time, filed a complaint at a restaurant, asking Dan whether her complaint was valid. Also, Dom asks Dan for his opinion on a report that Hunter Biden refuses to allow his child out of wedlock to use the Biden last name. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom welcomes in Jim Lee, Commissioner of Springfield Township, to discuss a topic that’s been talked about at length in the past week on the Dom Giordano Program, being the debate over potential censorship of the thin blue line flag in the small Montgomery County town. Jim Lee, one of the many Commissioners pushing to ban the thin blue line flag from the Township, explains the he believes the flag should be banned because it may be hurtful to certain people. Giordano argues that, while Lee clearly wants to be empathetic to all, he is not being empathetic to Police by painting a hateful picture of anybody who employs that particular symbolism. (Photo by Getty Images)
In today’s final hour, Dom previews what he believes will be the topic of discussion over the weekend and into next week, telling that he’s already hearing some debate around the debt ceiling. Then, Giordano asks for producer Dan to grade the new Republican Congress in their first week, also offering up his own grade of an A, telling why he believes the Freedom Caucus moved the ball forward a bit. Also, Dom returns to a topic featured heavily throughout the week, telling that on Monday, Springfield Township Commissioner Jim Lee will join to defend his stance against the thin blue line flag that has caused controversy within the town.
Then, Dom welcomes in President of the Catholic League Bill Donohue back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss a column he penned that focuses on how parental rights are under fire by the Left. In the column, Donohue writes of a stealth campaign of individuals trying to sunder parental rights particularly when teaching lessons centered in gender and sexuality, providing examples of Left politicians openly stating their right to decide what’s taught to children. In both the column and the segment, Donohue argues that the indoctrination effort has gone too far and that children belong to parents, not the State. Finally, Donohue previews the Catholic League’s upcoming documentary, Walt's Disenchanted Kingdom. (Photo by Anna Moneymaker/Getty Images)
In today’s second hour, Dom welcomes in Montgomery County Commissioner Joe Gale back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss the appointment by Governor-elect Josh Shapiro of Co-Commissioner Valerie Arkoosh to a position in his Cabinet. Gale explains why this is a terrible decision, noting the negativity of the continued march of progressive politics in local government. Also, Gale tells us what he’s been up to, and tells what other local Republican commissioners could manage to do better to further push back against suburban progressivism.
Then, Dom Giordano tells about a situation unfolding down in Texas inside the Granbury Independent School District. After the district banned school library books dealing with LGBTQ issues, sexuality, and gender, the ACLU filed a complaint, which has now led to the Biden administration getting involved. Dom explains that this is one of many times in which the Biden administration has come out against the rights of parents, also telling how parents are fighting back against this new push by Democratic public officials to take education out of the hands of parents.
Finally, Dom welcomes in fantastic media critic Neal Zoren back onto the Dom Giordano Program to hear his opinion on multiple topics within the realm of entertainment. First, Dom asks Neal for what’s worth watching in this dry spell for television, with Neal recommending Netflix’s Kaleidoscope, but adding a disclaimer that it features woke politics. Then, Neal and Dan discuss Tulsa King, with both critiquing Sylvester Stallone’s acting in the popular series. Also, Neal suggests the upcoming The Last of Us and a new series by Glass Onion director Riann Johnson. (Photo by Jemal Countess/Getty Images for We, The 45 Million)
Dom welcomes in fantastic media critic Neal Zoren back onto the Dom Giordano Program to hear his opinion on multiple topics within the realm of entertainment. First, Dom asks Neal for what’s worth watching in this dry spell for television, with Neal recommending Netflix’s Kaleidoscope, but adding a disclaimer that it features woke politics. Then, Neal and Dan discuss Tulsa King, with both critiquing Sylvester Stallone’s acting in the popular series. Also, Neal suggests the upcoming The Last of Us and a new series by Glass Onion director Rian Johnson. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom welcomes in President of the Catholic League Bill Donohue back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss a column he penned that focuses on how parental rights are under fire by the Left. In the column, Donohue writes of a stealth campaign of individuals trying to sunder parental rights particularly when teaching lessons centered in gender and sexuality, providing examples of Left politicians openly stating their right to decide what’s taught to children. In both the column and the segment, Donohue argues that the indoctrination effort has gone too far and that children belong to parents, not the State. Finally, Donohue previews the Catholic League’s upcoming documentary, Walt's Disenchanted Kingdom. (Photo by Kevin Dietsch/Getty Images)
Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by offering an update on the classified information found in Joe Biden’s garage next to his Corvette, playing back a clip from a show favorite, Congressman Hank Johnson, who suggests the classified documents were planted. Then, Dom moves into a local conversation, playing back an exchange from a recent Joe Rogan podcast discussing George Soros, tying the impact that Soros funding has had on Philadelphia politics, including crime through District Attorney Larry Krasner. Then, Dom tells of a solution for crime proposed by Mayoral candidate Rebecca Rhynhart which seemingly suggests we do not arrest drug dealers if they’re deemed non-violent. Also, Dom plays around with the side topic of the day, asking today for listeners to call in with who they think should be cloned. (Photo by Derek White/Getty Images for The Recording Academy)
In today’s second hour, Dom welcomes in Montgomery County Commissioner Joe Gale back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss the appointment by Governor-elect Josh Shapiro of Co-Commissioner Valerie Arkoosh to a position in his Cabinet. Gale explains why this is a terrible decision, noting the negativity of the continued march of progressive politics in local government. Also, Gale tells us what he’s been up to, and tells what other local Republican commissioners could manage to do better to further push back against suburban progressivism. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom welcomes in Attorney Sean Cullen, a former DA out in Montgomery County and current Solicitor to the Police Chiefs Association of Montgomery County, onto the Dom Giordano Program to hear his thoughts on the debate in Springfield Township over whether to remove the thin blue line logo from their logo. Cullen, who’s been involved in supporting law enforcement throughout his entire career, explains what exactly the thin blue line means to police officers, and where the idea came from. Then, Dom asks Cullen to address directly claims that the symbol is racist, with Cullen laying forth the Progressive argument, then dissecting why the mindset is entirely backwards. (Photo by Getty Images)
In today’s second hour, Dom welcomes Philadelphia Councilman David Oh back onto the Dom Giordano Program after a Billy Penn article today reported that he was considering resigning from Council to run for Mayor of Philadelphia. David Oh clarifies the reporting; telling that it is indeed accurate, and sets the stage for what may become a run for Mayor. Dom and Oh discuss the infusion of socialistic policies into Philadelphia City Government, and Oh explains why he feels it’s of the utmost importance to change direction in Philadelphia to provide a safer city for citizens. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom welcomes Congressman Jeff Van Drew back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss what to expect from a Republican-led Congress after last week’s contentious House Speaker vote. First, Giordano and Van Drew talk about the topic of abortion. Van Drew previews how Republicans plan to address Democratic radicalism within the issue, arguing that nobody should support the killing of a baby after a botched abortion. Then, Giordano and Van Drew discuss the rhetoric from the Left, particularly around classified documents and the Mar-a-Lago raid, particularly after multiple classified documents were found in multiple offices of Joe Biden, allegedly taken while he was serving as Vice President. (Photo by Drew Angerer/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom welcomes Philadelphia Councilman David Oh back onto the Dom Giordano Program after a Billy Penn article today reported that he was considering resigning from Council to run for Mayor of Philadelphia. David Oh clarifies the reporting; telling that it is indeed accurate, and sets the stage for what may become a run for Mayor. Dom and Oh discuss the infusion of socialistic policies into Philadelphia City Government, and Oh explains why he feels it’s of the utmost importance to change direction in Philadelphia to provide a safer city for citizens.
Then, Dom tells of a viral news nugget that Rob Thomson, manager of the Philadelphia Phillies, ranked second most handsome MLB Manager by an app that grades individuals based on facial symmetry and structure. Dom and Dan joke about the inaccuracy of the list, noting that Buck Showalter took the first spot, also asking why Terry Francona was 5th, higher than Gabe Kapler at number 12. Then, Giordano tells about the breaking updates around classified information taken by President Joe Biden while he was Vice President, telling about a new investigation to take place.
(Photo by Kevin Dietsch/Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by offering up the latest in the saga centered around classified documents and Joe Biden, after a second batch of documents were discovered in a Biden garage, allegedly taken while he was Vice President. When pressed on the issue by Fox News’ Pete Doocy, Biden argues that, while he holds classified documents with the utmost importance, it was somewhat excusable because the documents were next to his Corvette in a locked garage. Then, Giordano reveals how he spent his Wednesday night, telling that he went out to the Springfield town meeting centered on the elimination of the thin blue line from the police logo after a pushback from Left-leaning individuals in the community, playing back audio of conversations with Progressives at the event.
Then, Dom welcomes in Attorney Sean Cullen, a former DA out in Montgomery County and current Solicitor to the Police Chiefs Association of Montgomery County, onto the Dom Giordano Program to hear his thoughts on the debate in Springfield Township over whether to remove the thin blue line logo from their logo. Cullen, who’s been involved in supporting law enforcement throughout his entire career, explains what exactly the thin blue line means to police officers, and where the idea came from. Then, Dom asks Cullen to address directly claims that the symbol is racist, with Cullen laying forth the Progressive argument, then dissecting why the mindset is entirely backwards. (Photo by Getty Images)
2:00 - Dom begins the final hour returning to the cowardly Republicans who put off the trial of Larry Krasner.
2:05 - If Helen Gym wins the Philadelphia Mayoral race, Dom is getting out of town. How will this race affect the surrounding suburbs as Philadelphia policies rub off on local counties.
2:15 - Dom’s Money Melody. We’re talking Sopranos here!
2:25 - A Montgomery County township is under fire for the police flying the American flag with a blue stripe through it symbolizing what some consider to be hatred, others to be unity.
2:35 - Dom returns continuing the police discussion and fields your calls regarding the topic. One caller discusses how you must cover up any Blue Lives Matter flag on your person when on duty or in the township.
2:45 - Hope to see you in Springfield Township tonight!
2:50 - The Lightning Round!
12:00 - Dom starts off ripping Governor Murphy for the way he mocks issues instead of actually confronting them. Poking the DeSantis bear might not work out for Phil in the long run.
12:10 - What is your best mob movie/show quote?
12:20 - Universities are still going woke, repealing the use of the word field as it has slavery connotations. When are we going to stop canceling things that Americans like and use?
12:25 - These “educated” liberals who bring their ideologies to the suburbs like Bucks county, are dragging these suburbs down.
12:30 - The only reason people put up with the progressive agendas is because they do not want to leave their roots, their culture, and many other reasons. At what point is it enough?
12:35 - Punks! Larry Krasner impeachment trial delayed indefinitely. Root out any Republican holding things up.
12:50 - A train was delayed 20 hours and people were antsy and wanted answers after feeling like hostages only to be quieted by Amtrak.
1:00 - Asra Normani joins the program discussing the ongoing war against schools and how students who qualified for National Merit Scholarships didn’t even know as they are not celebrated so those that didn’t win don’t feel left out. These ideologies will crumble as it hurts the very children they are trying to help.
1:20 - The time has come in Arkansas. They want to amend a law to put Drag shows categorized as adult entertainment.
1:25 - Dom takes your calls.
1:30 - Americans are saying enough despite the virtue signaling from Hollywood.
1:35 - The Saudi’s are taking over wrestling entertainment. What new things are we going to see? Is this all just a cover-up for their human rights violations? And how much money do they have?
1:50 - Taking your side question answers.
2:00 - Dom begins the final hour returning to the cowardly Republicans who put off the trial of Larry Krasner.
2:05 - If Helen Gym wins the Philadelphia Mayoral race, Dom is getting out of town. How will this race affect the surrounding suburbs as Philadelphia policies rub off on local counties.
2:15 - Dom’s Money Melody. We’re talking Sopranos here!
2:25 - A Montgomery County township is under fire for the police flying the American flag with a blue stripe through it symbolizing what some consider to be hatred, others to be unity.
2:35 - Dom returns continuing the police discussion and fields your calls regarding the topic. One caller discusses how you must cover up any Blue Lives Matter flag on your person when on duty or in the township.
2:45 - Hope to see you in Springfield Township tonight!
2:50 - The Lightning Round!
1:00 - Asra Normani joins the program discussing the ongoing war against schools and how students who qualified for National Merit Scholarships didn’t even know as they are not celebrated so those that didn’t win don’t feel left out. These ideologies will crumble as it hurts the very children they are trying to help.
1:20 - The time has come in Arkansas. They want to amend a law to put Drag shows categorized as adult entertainment.
1:25 - Dom takes your calls.
1:30 - Americans are saying enough despite the virtue signaling from Hollywood.
1:35 - The Saudi’s are taking over wrestling entertainment. What new things are we going to see? Is this all just a cover-up for their human rights violations? And how much money do they have?
1:50 - Taking your side question answers.
Asra Normani joins the program discussing the ongoing war against schools and how students who qualified for National Merit Scholarships didn’t even know as they are not celebrated so those that didn’t win don’t feel left out. These ideologies will crumble as it hurts the very children they are trying to help.
12:00 - Dom starts off ripping Governor Murphy for the way he mocks issues instead of actually confronting them. Poking the DeSantis bear might not work out for Phil in the long run.
12:10 - What is your best mob movie/show quote?
12:20 - Universities are still going woke, repealing the use of the word field as it has slavery connotations. When are we going to stop canceling things that Americans like and use?
12:25 - These “educated” liberals who bring their ideologies to the suburbs like Bucks county, are dragging these suburbs down.
12:30 - The only reason people put up with the progressive agendas is because they do not want to leave their roots, their culture, and many other reasons. At what point is it enough?
12:35 - Punks! Larry Krasner impeachment trial delayed indefinitely. Root out any Republican holding things up.
12:50 - A train was delayed 20 hours and people were antsy and wanted answers after feeling like hostages only to be quieted by Amtrak.
Full Hour | In today’s final hour, Dom leads off by laying fort the large web of propaganda in New Jersey Schools, explaining why he does not believe there is a way to send your child to public school in New Jersey and not have them shoveled with propaganda. Then, after playing Dom’s Money Melody, Giordano revisits the horrific incident that saw Demar Hamlin nearly dead on a football field, asking whether the incident will change youth sports moving forward.
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom leads off by circling back to the interview with Representative Scott Perry, bringing back up the large spending bill that may be designated for Ukraine. Dom offers his opinions on sending more money into the war-torn country, telling why he believes focus needs to remain domestically. Then, Dom reintroduces the side question, asking for great fictional law officers, and turns over into a conversation about the damaged reputation of police, throwing out ways that the profession could be painted in a more positive light. Also, Dom returns to the topic of a local town ridding their Police Department logo of the thin blue line flag, and offers his thoughts on weight loss surgery for 12 year olds after new AMA guidance.
Then, Dom welcomes Colonel Allen B. West back onto the Dom Giordano Program to hear the lauded military official’s thoughts on the push by the Federal governments to rename bases that have been named after Confederate soldiers, particularly Fort Hood, which West is very familiar with. Also, Col. West, being highly involved in Texas politics, tells what he thinks will happen moving forward at the border after a change of tune and visit by Biden.
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by digging into the hypocrisy of the new revelations that Joe Biden, as Vice President, took classified materials out of the White House after they were found on UPenn’s campus. Dom discusses what this means for the political scene moving forward, pointing out that even Left media members are highlighting how much this damages any potential investigation after Doanld Trump’s Mar-a-Lago was raided by the FBI. Also, Giordano tells of a local town who’s trying to remove the thin blue line from their police department’s logo, telling why he again falls on the side of police.
Then, Rep. Scott Perry rejoins the Dom Giordano Program. Perry, acting as Chair of the Freedom Caucus, takes Dom and listeners inside a highly contentious week last week as lawmakers in Washington determined their next Speaker of the House.
Dom Giordano reveals what's next for the M&Ms candy characters as their forced to live in Mars Corporation's sad, corporate, woke, sugary world. (Photo by Spencer Platt/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes Dr. Marty Makary of Johns Hopkins and author of The Price We Pay: What Broke American Healthcare and How to Fix It, back onto the Dom Giordano Program to preview what to expect in the upcoming ‘Fauci files,’ as promised by Twitter owner Elon Musk. After being asked whether the league will change anything, with Dr. Makary noting that while he hopes something will change with this, most of this suspect information is already out there. Then, Giordano and Makary discuss the overbearing censorship during Coronavirus, then moving into a conversation centered around Buffalo Bills player Damar Hamlin, who collapsed on the field. Dom asks Dr. Makary about the possibility that Hamlin’s horrific event was related to a Coronavirus vaccine, with Dr. Makary telling that while chances are the event was unrelated by the vaccine, it’s worth looking into, which is the opposite opinion of Dr. Fauci who outright dismissed the suggestion. (Photo by Patrick McDermott/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Dom welcomes Dr. Marty Makary of Johns Hopkins and author of The Price We Pay: What Broke American Healthcare and How to Fix It, back onto the Dom Giordano Program to preview what to expect in the upcoming ‘Fauci files,’ as promised by Twitter owner Elon Musk. After being asked whether the league will change anything, with Dr. Makary noting that while he hopes something will change with this, most of this suspect information is already out there. Then, Giordano and Makary discuss the overbearing censorship during Coronavirus, then moving into a conversation centered around Buffalo Bills player Damar Hamlin, who collapsed on the field. Dom asks Dr. Makary about the possibility that Hamlin’s horrific event was related to a Coronavirus vaccine, with Dr. Makary telling that while chances are the event was unrelated by the vaccine, it’s worth looking into, which is the opposite opinion of Dr. Fauci who outright dismissed the suggestion.
Then, Dom moves back into a conversation centered on what he’d like to see out of the new Congress, asking listeners whether they’ve had it with the excess spending out of Washington. Jerry in Wilmington calls in, asking Dom if he watched yesterday’s 60 Minutes, with causes both Dom and Jerry to call out 60 Minutes host Leslie Stahl for her biased ‘Final Minute’ that called Republicans embarrassing for the lengthy Speaker vote. (Photo by Cindy Ord/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom Giordano leads off the hour by announcing that today is Law Enforcement Appreciation Day, explaining why we need to do a better job of framing police in a positive light. Then, after touching upon the side topic again, asking who has a weak or strong handshake, Dom offers up a story in the realm of sports, reading back a column in Scientific American by a Duke Professor that argues that black players are disproportionately affected by NFL violence because they’re forced into the most dangerous positions.
Then, Dom welcomes in Kathy Barnette, former Senate candidate in Pennsylvania, back onto the Dom Giordano Program to gather her thoughts about what went down between Republicans and the Freedom Caucus as congressional members voted for their next Speaker of the House. Kathy explains how this reflected on the rest of the Republican Party, telling of the changing dynamics in what voters want and the turbulence that comes with that as a Party decides what’s best for them moving forward. Then, Dom and Barnette move into the realm of schools and education, with Barnette revealing her next form of political activism as she hopes to assist candidates for school boards as progressives continue to force their political will onto unsuspecting students. (Photo by Mitchell Leff/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes in Kathy Barnette, former Senate candidate in Pennsylvania, back onto the Dom Giordano Program to gather her thoughts about what went down between Republicans and the Freedom Caucus as congressional members voted for their next Speaker of the House. Kathy explains how this reflected on the rest of the Republican Party, telling of the changing dynamics in what voters want and the turbulence that comes with that as a Party decides what’s best for them moving forward. Then, Dom and Barnette move into the realm of schools and education, with Barnette revealing her next form of political activism as she hopes to assist candidates for school boards as progressives continue to force their political will onto unsuspecting students. (Photo by Caroline Gutman/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes Congressman Jim Jordan back onto the Dom Giordano Program after a contentious week on the House Floor as Representatives decided their choice for next Speaker of the House. After a back and forth between Republicans and the new ‘Freedom Caucus,’ lawmakers decided to vote Kevin McCarthy into the role. First, Dom asks Jordan about the dust up that occurred just prior to the confirmation vote, with Jordan condemning it but saying that sometimes, the instrumentation of Democracy are messy. Then, Giordano asks Jordan about the repeated nominations that he received to become the next speaker, with Jordan telling why he was against the notion, instead expressing the importance of his role on the House Judiciary Committee and the threat that hyper-progressive policies pose to the Country. Then, Giordano and Jordan move into a conversation centered on what we as voters can expect from the House Judiciary Committee, with Jordan telling of the critical nature of investigating and holding the FBI accountable. (Photo by Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom leads off the Dom Giordano Program by offering his thoughts on what unfolded late Friday night as Congress determined their new Speaker of the House, revealing what the Freedom Caucus received in the form of concessions for eventually voting ‘present’ rather than against McCarthy. Giordano notes that he believes they made some great gains here, right down to the wire, particularly centered on an investigation into Federal law enforcement agencies such as the FBI and the CIA. Then, Dom brings back a topic that’s personally affecting him from last week, providing the next chapter in the saga against bike lanes after his parking spot was randomly changed into a protected bike lane.
Then, Dom welcomes Congressman Jim Jordan back onto the Dom Giordano Program after a contentious week on the House Floor as Representatives decided their choice for next Speaker of the House. After a back and forth between Republicans and the new ‘Freedom Caucus,’ lawmakers decided to vote Kevin McCarthy into the role. First, Dom asks Jordan about the dustup that occurred just prior to the confirmation vote, with Jordan condemning it but saying that sometimes, the instrumentations of Democracy are messy. Then, Giordano asks Jordan about the repeated nominations that he received to become the next speaker, with Jordan telling why he was against the notion, instead expressing the importance of his role on the House Judiciary Committee and the threat that hyper-progressive policies pose to the Country. Then, Giordano and Jordan move into a conversation centered on what we as voters can expect from the House Judiciary Committee, with Jordan telling of the critical nature of investigating and holding the FBI accountable. (Photo by Anna Moneymaker/Getty Images)
Dom Giordano, WPHT host and former teacher, has dedicated much of his daily show toward parents who are taking it into their own hands to push back against school boards that have a negative impact on their children. This has culminated in a weekly podcast on education, Readin', Writin', and Reason, which has allowed wonderful relationships to develop between Giordano, educators, and parents throughout the country who are speaking out against overbearing school boards.
Every year on the Dom Giordano Program on Philadelphia's 1210WPHT, Dom awards his Local and National 'Person of the Year' to a regular guest for what they've done within the past year. This year, Dom told that he would announce a Readin' Writin' and Reason Person of the Year as well, a guest from our podcast who listeners deem the best guest from the last year. First, Dom announces who won the multi-faceted vote to win the first ever Readin' Writin' and Reason Person of the Year.
Then, Dom welcomes Tiffany Justice, co-founder of Moms for Liberty, onto the pod to discuss her group. Justice, a former school board member in Florida and mother of school-aged children, teamed up with another former board member, Tina Descovich, to create an organization dedicated to ‘fighting for the survival of America by unifying, educating and empowering parents to defend their parental rights at all levels of the Government.’ Justice tells about an upcoming convention that her group will hold in Philadelphia in late June. Also, Dom directly asks whether Justice’s group is actually ‘grassroots’ after claims by the New York Times that groups like hers are not, and offers her opinion on progressive counters to this conservative trend.
Dom welcomes back media critic Scott Cronick onto the Dom Giordano Program to hear what's worth watching both at home and in theaters. First, Cronick runs through some films to look forward to in 2023, particularly the next installment in what is becoming the Dune franchise. Also, Cronick offers his thoughts on the very popular Glass Onion on Netflix, tells which TV show he believes deserves a reboot, and tells why he loved the new Avatar sequel. (Photo by Alberto E. Rodriguez/Getty Images for 20th Century Studios)
Dom welcomes amazing Fox News Reporter Peter Doocy back onto the Dom Giordano Program to take us inside the White House Briefing Room as the Biden administration changes its tune on the border, with Biden heading down this weekend to El Paso. Also, Doocy compares his exchanges with current Spokesperson Karine Jean-Pierre to his back-and-forths with Jen Psaki, and offers an update on the naming of his soon-to-be baby girl after a lighthearted exchange in the Briefing Room with Jean-Pierre over his baby's name. (Photo by Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images)
In today’s second hour, Dom welcomes in former Capitol Police Chief Steven Sund to the Dom Giordano Program to discuss his new book, Courage Under Fire: Under Siege and Outnumbered 58 to 1 on January 6th. First, Dom asks him how he’s handling today’s second anniversary of the event, with Sund telling about the reflection he’s had on the event and the perfect storm he and other Officers faced that day. Sund takes Dom and listeners inside the operations of the day, laying forth the line of command and the way things work for Capitol police in dealing with the Federal government. (Photo by Andrew Harnik - Pool/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom welcomes in former Capitol Police Chief Steven Sund to the Dom Giordano Program to discuss his new book, Courage Under Fire: Under Siege and Outnumbered 58 to 1 on January 6th. First, Dom asks him how he’s handling today’s second anniversary of the event, with Sund telling about the reflection he’s had on the event and the perfect storm he and other Officers faced that day. Sund takes Dom and listeners inside the operations of the day, laying forth the line of command and the way things work for Capitol police in dealing with the Federal government.
Then, Dom continues the hour by providing live updates and analysis on the ongoing vote on Capitol Hill for the next Speaker of the House, revealing that 14 GOP members have flipped their vote to now vote in favor for Leader Kevin McCarthy, explaining now there are only 7 Republican holdouts. Giordano explains why this is definite progress from yesterday, and offers listeners what to expect next as Republicans prepare to install a Speaker. (Photo by Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Dom continues providing updates and live analysis of the 12th House Speaker vote after 14 GOP members flipped to vote in favor of Leader Kevin McCarthy. Dom theorizes what may happen next, and tells of concessions he believes may have been made by the GOP to the Freedom Caucus to catalyst this shift. (Photo by Win McNamee/Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by offering updates on the upcoming 12th vote for Speaker of the House, telling of developments centered around Kevin McCarthy, asking what many are asking today, whether McCarthy has already given too many concessions. Then, Dom notes that today is the anniversary of the January 6th insurrection, telling why he believes Democrats will continue to exploit the event for political gain. Also, Dom tells of a new bike lane near the radio station that has caused horrible parking situations and traffic backups.
Then, Dom welcomes amazing Fox News Reporter Peter Doocy back onto the Dom Giordano Program to take us inside the White House Briefing Room as the Biden administration changes its tune on the border, with Biden heading down this weekend to El Paso. Also, Doocy compares his exchanges with current Spokesperson Karine Jean-Pierre to his back-and-forths with Jen Psaki, and offers an update on the naming of his soon-to-be baby girl after a lighthearted exchange in the Briefing Room with Jean-Pierre over his baby's name. (Photo by Getty Images)
In today’s third hour, Dom welcomes in Pastor Bill Devlin back onto the Dom Giordano Program to hear the developments surrounding the Mark Houck case. Houck has been a regular topic on the Dom Giordano Program after the father and Pro-Life activist had his house raided by the FBI after an altercation outside an abortion clinic in October 2021. Devlin tells that there will be an upcoming rally in support of Houck on Tuesday, January 24th at 11AM outside the Federal Courthouse on Market Street. Then, Dom asks for Devlin to lend his expertise working with people around the world to discuss the morality of open borders. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom Giordano, after taking an answer for today's side topic, explores covers of Tom Jones' "What's New Pussycat?" Also, Dom is surprised to hear that many have not heard 'crabs in a basket' before. (Photo by Samir Hussein/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Dom welcomes in Pastor Bill Devlin back onto the Dom Giordano Program to hear the developments surrounding the Mark Houck case. Houck has been a regular topic on the Dom Giordano Program after the father and Pro-Life activist had his house raided by the FBI after an altercation outside an abortion clinic in October 2021. Devlin tells that there will be an upcoming rally in support of Houck on Tuesday, January 24th at 11AM outside the Federal Courthouse on Market Street. Then, Dom asks for Devlin to lend his expertise working with people around the world to discuss the morality of open borders.
Then, after playing Dom’s Money Melody, Dom spends a good chunk of the hour discussing Catholicism and morality in politics. Dom plays back a clip he’s played multiple times of Arizona Bishop Weisenburger who suggested canonical penalties for those working the border. Dom takes calls throughout the hour discussing the topic, and provides updates on now the 8th Speaker of the House vote. (Photo by Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom welcomes State Representative Martina White back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss why Republican State Representatives have decided to vote for an Independent, Mark Rozzi, as the Speaker of the House. White explains that the ultimate goal of State Lawmakers was to prevent Democrats from pushing another progressive candidate, such as Joanna McClinton, telling of the importance of having a favorable Speaker, even if the Speaker is not a member of the Party. Also, White previews what to expect with the new Congress, telling that she hopes to continue fighting for Philadelphians in holding District Attorney Larry Krasner accountable. Also, Dom asks White to lend her expertise as a Party head to tell what she believes Republicans need to do in upcoming elections to further ensure success.
Then, after finishing with White, Dom offers the final results of the 7th vote for Speaker of the House, telling that there’s been no movement since the 6th vote besides a vote by Matt Gaetz for former President Donald Trump. After that, Dan plays back some clips for Dom of President Biden’s press conference announcing the next steps to address the border crisis, with Biden trying to argue that Title 42 was actually a negative for the border crisis. (Photo by Win McNamee/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes State Representative Martina White back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss why Republican State Representatives have decided to vote for an Independent, Mark Rozzi, as the Speaker of the House. White explains that the ultimate goal of State Lawmakers was to prevent Democrats from pushing another progressive candidate, such as Joanna McClinton, telling of the importance of having a favorable Speaker, even if the Speaker is not a member of the Party. Also, White previews what to expect with the new Congress, telling that she hopes to continue fighting for Philadelphians in holding District Attorney Larry Krasner accountable. Also, Dom asks White to lend her expertise as a Party head to tell what she believes Republicans need to do in upcoming elections to further ensure success. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano by telling of what’s breaking live, telling that Joe Biden is giving remarks on the border, telling why he believes it’s been far too long for the President. Then, Dom spends a good chunk of the hour providing live analysis on the 7th effort to elect a Speaker of the House by Congress. Throughout the hour, Dom gives a running tally of who’s voting where, and tell why he disagrees with Rep. Gaetz vote for President Donald Trump, even though he’d very much like to see that happen. (Photo by Drew Angerer/Getty Images)
Dom leads off by welcoming in Tiffany Justice, co-founder of Moms for Liberty, onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss her group. Justice, a former school board member in Florida and mother of school-aged children, teamed up with another former board member, Tina Descovich, to create an organization dedicated to ‘fighting for the survival of America by unifying, educating and empowering parents to defend their parental rights at all levels of the Government.’ Justice tells about an upcoming convention that her group will hold in Philadelphia in late June. Also, Dom directly asks whether Justice’s group is actually ‘grassroots’ after claims by the New York Times that groups like hers are not, and offers her opinion on progressive counters to this conservative trend. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom tells about the cancellation of what was to be the 'largest Drag Queen Story Hour,' and reboots his desire to launch a Conservative Story Hour to counter the spread of the events. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Dom leads off by welcoming in Tiffany Justice, co-founder of Moms for Liberty, onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss her group. Justice, a former school board member in Florida and mother of school-aged children, teamed up with another former board member, Tina Descovich, to create an organization dedicated to ‘fighting for the survival of America by unifying, educating and empowering parents to defend their parental rights at all levels of the Government.’ Justice tells about an upcoming convention that her group will hold in Philadelphia in late June. Also, Dom directly asks whether Justice’s group is actually ‘grassroots’ after claims by the New York Times that groups like hers are not, and offers her opinion on progressive counters to this conservative trend. Then, Dom spends the remainder of the hour providing updates and analysis on the ongoing vote on Capitol Hill for the next Speaker of the House. (Photo by Anna Moneymaker/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes in Congressman Scott Perry, Chair of the Freedom Caucus, to the Dom Giordano Program, to discuss why he and others within the Caucus refuse to vote for Kevin McCarthy as the house tries to determine who the next Speaker of the House will be. First, Dom asks Perry why this hold out continues, with Perry explaining the history between members of the Freedom Caucus and McCarthy, alleging that multiple times issues were brought to the Congressman, and they felt ignored. Perry addresses a recent social media post on Truth Social by Former President Trump that asks for the Freedom Caucus to vote for McCarthy for the better of the Republican Party, telling why the caucus will continue with their effort in hopes that Republicans can install somebody who can actually get things done. (Photo by Kevin Dietsch/Getty Images)
Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by offering his opinion on the updates out of the Speaker of the House vote, explaining why it’s incredibly important for Republicans to come together and get on the same page, running through a couple issues that drastically need addressing. Dom Giordano points out the embarrassing nature of the Freedom Caucus on Capitol Hill, but tells that some things they’re pushing do have just cause, including an investigation into the FBI. Then, Giordano plays back clips from MSNBC’s Joe Scarborough, who argues that the FBI take is ‘radicalism that will make America much less safe,’ and a clip from Newt Gingrich in which he argues that the Freedom Caucus are acting like terrorists and holding Republicans hostage.
Then, Dom welcomes in Congressman Scott Perry, Chair of the Freedom Caucus, to the Dom Giordano Program, to discuss why he and others within the Caucus refuse to vote for Kevin McCarthy as the house tries to determine who the next Speaker of the House will be. First, Dom asks Perry why this hold out continues, with Perry explaining the history between members of the Freedom Caucus and McCarthy, alleging that multiple times issues were brought to the Congressman, and they felt ignored. Perry addresses a recent social media post on Truth Social by Former President Trump that asks for the Freedom Caucus to vote for McCarthy for the better of the Republican Party, telling why the caucus will continue with their effort in hopes that Republicans can install somebody who can actually get things done. (Photo by Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images)
In today’s second hour, Dom Giordano continues providing listeners with updates on the vote for the next Speaker of the House in Washington, D.C., as members of Congress select who will lead the sect of Government. Dom tells that the rogue Republican votes have moved off of Jim Jordan, instead directing their votes toward Byron Donald. Giordano discusses what this means, pontificating the weight that such a turn holds on the battle between Trump and DeSantis. Then, Dom tells about a St. Petersburg, Florida ‘Drag Queen Story Hour’ that was supposed to be the largest yet, but has been shut down. Also, during the hour, Dom touches back upon a topic discussed yesterday, taking aim at a New York Times columnist who tried arguing that short people are better because their healthier for the environment. (Photo by Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images)
Dom Giordano tells why he hates when he sees the phrase 'single-use,' explaining why he believes things like plastic bags to be reusable for multiple household functions. (Photo by Getty Images)
In today’s third hour, Dom welcomes legendary sports journalist Ray Didinger back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss the horrific situation many of us saw play out last night on NFL’s Monday Night Football, in which a Buffalo Bills Safety, Damar Hamlin, collapsed, going into cardiac arrest and had to receive CPR. First, Dom and Didinger discuss the popularity of the NFL and how the league has grown, with Didinger taking us through his time covering the sport and how the game has evolved into what it’s become. Then, Didinger and Dom discuss the situation itself, with Didinger offering his expertise to take us inside the NFL head offices and the broadcast booth as the league and broadcasters reacted to the tragedy.
Then, Dom continues providing updates, now on the second Speaker of the House vote after the primary saw Republican candidate Kevin McCarthy fall to Democrat Hakeem Jeffries, but with Jeffries falling short of receiving the majority of votes, which is needed to win. (Photo by Win McNamee/Getty Images)
In today’s second hour, Dom welcomes Andrew Wyatt, spokesperson for Bill Cosby, back onto the Dom Giordano Program to address rumors that the controversial comic will return to the road for an upcoming standup tour. First, Dom asks the question head on, asking whether Cosby indeed wants to tour, with Wyatt explaining how Mr. Cosby is always serious when he says something, and that he does indeed intend to return to work. Andrew compounds on this statement, explaining a pushback that Cosby has seen in the media when teasing the run, telling what one should actually expect from Cosby in a standup show. Then, Dom asks whether any clubs have shown interest in hosting the comic, with Wyatt revealing that a club owner in South Jersey has offered a quarter million to bring the comedian in.
Then, Dom turns to a full analysis of what’s happening down on Capitol Hill as Congress votes on the next Speaker of the House, with both Dom and Dan providing live updates, playing back clips, and callers offering their opinion on what went down as Kevin McCarthy lost the primary vote, with his Democratic foe Hakeem Jeffries receiving more votes, but not enough to win Speaker. (Photo by Win McNamee/Getty Images)
Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by offering his opinion on the ongoing controversy on Capitol Hill over who the next Speaker of the House should be, first telling listeners about a push by a small group of Republicans to vote against McCarthy due to performances in the recent election. Dom explains why he believes Republicans need to vote for McCarthy, and explains the importance of the Party being on the same page. Then, Dom offers his thoughts on the horrific situation that played out during last night’s Monday Night Football, with Buffalo Bill Damar Hamlin collapsing on the field with a cardiac arrest after taking a shoulder to his chest. Then, Dom tells about New York Times column that tries to argue that short people are better than tall people because of their lesser carbon footprint. Also, Dom asks his side question of the day, asking listeners to tell him which songs hype them up. (Photo by Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images)
Dom Giordano tells about the incredible backlog of cases that the United States Immigration Court has to work through, and tells how he believes lawmakers can fix the growing border crisis. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom welcomes legendary sports journalist Ray Didinger back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss the horrific situation many of us saw play out last night on NFL’s Monday Night Football, in which a Buffalo Bills Safety, Damar Hamlin, collapsed, going into cardiac arrest and eventually receiving almost 10 minutes of CPR on the field. First, Dom and Didinger discuss the popularity of the NFL and how the league has grown, with Didinger taking us through his time covering the sport and how the game has evolved into what it’s become. Then, Didinger and Dom discuss the situation itself, with Didinger offering his expertise to take us inside the NFL head offices and the broadcast booth as the league and broadcasters reacted to the tragedy.
Dom welcomes Andrew Wyatt, spokesperson for Bill Cosby, back onto the Dom Giordano Program to address rumors that the controversial comic will return to the road for an upcoming standup tour. First, Dom asks the question head on, asking whether Cosby indeed wants to tour, with Wyatt explaining how Mr. Cosby is always serious when he says something, and that he does indeed intend to return to work. Andrew compounds on this statement, explaining a pushback that Cosby has seen in the media when teasing the run, telling what one should actually expect from Cosby in a standup show. Then, Dom asks whether any clubs have shown interest in hosting the comic, with Wyatt revealing that a club owner in South Jersey has offered a quarter million to bring the comedian in. (Photo by Mark Makela/Getty Images)
Dom reads back an article to his very tall producer from the New York Times, that essentially argues why tall people need to be eradicated, not short people as Newman suggests, due to their larger carbon footprint. (Photo by Kevin Winter/Getty Images)
Dom continues the Dom Giordano Program by welcoming in Chris Tremoglie, writer for Washington Examiner, to discuss an experience he’s had over the holiday break while trying to acquire a recycling bin for his mother. Chris tells that he went to a Philadelphia center designated to distribute the blue bins and was told he needed to show a government-issued ID to receiving the offer. This sparked an idea for a column in Tremoglie’s head, writing about his experience and tying it to the push by liberals to deny a requirement for voters to show ID when they vote. Tremoglie and Giordano point out the hypocrisy, and both explain why they are fully behind a requirement for identification to vote, especially if recycling nuts require it. (Photo by Getty Images)
In today’s third hour, Dom continues the Dom Giordano Program by welcoming in Chris Tremoglie, writer for Washington Examiner, to discuss an experience he’s had over the holiday break while trying to acquire a recycling bin for his mother. Chris tells that he went to a Philadelphia center designated to distribute the blue bins and was told he needed to show a government-issued ID to receiving the offer. This sparked an idea for a column in Tremoglie’s head, writing about his experience and tying it to the push by liberals to deny a requirement for voters to show ID when they vote. Tremoglie and Giordano point out the hypocrisy, and both explain why they are fully behind a requirement for identification to vote, especially if recycling nuts require it. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom welcomes in Fallon Zecca and Chris Gramm of Karens for Hire, a group dedicated to holding customer service representatives and companies responsible after a customer has been wronged. The group, who has done radio rounds, though, has recently seen their information and interviews removed due to the term ‘Karen’ now being deemed offensive. Gramm and Zecca, who have become victims of the policing of language, lay forth the purpose of Karens for Hire, telling Dom of the successes they’ve had in receiving fair resolutions for their clients. (Photos by Getty Images)
In today’s second hour, Dom welcomes in Fallon Zecca and Chris Gramm of Karens for Hire, a group dedicated to holding customer service representatives and companies responsible after a customer has been wronged. The group, who has done radio rounds, though, has recently seen their information and interviews removed due to the term ‘Karen’ now being deemed offensive. Gramm and Zecca, who have become victims of the policing of language, lay forth the purpose of Karens for Hire, telling Dom of the successes they’ve had in receiving fair resolutions for their clients.
Then, Dom continues the hour by discussing multiple topics, first going over to the world of sports based on our side topic, asking for pioneers in their industries, telling about the Gogolak brothers who were the first to kick a football like a soccer ball. This leads into a discussion about the new mascot for the Washington Commanders, with Dan reporting how even local fans are over the name change and want to return to the ‘Redskins’ moniker. Then, Dom offers his analysis of this year’s Mummers Parade, playing back a clip of a funny satirical group that took a shot at our Mayor, Police Commissioner, and District Attorney. (Photo by Mark Makela/Getty Images)
Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by discussing a news dump that happened on Friday evening, telling that a Commonwealth Court Judge has ruled that there’s not enough proof of misconduct to impeach Philadelphia District Attorney Larry Krasner, in effect throwing out the effort by State legislatures to remove the DA who has allowed Philadelphia to turn incredibly violent. Then, Dom tells about a poll held by a Twitter personality asking for the best crime reporters in Philadelphia, which kicks off a conversation with Producer Dan about the general lack of reporting by traditional media. Then, Dom offers his thoughts on the passing of Barbara Walters, reliving a moment he spent with her at a book signing for a mutual friend, and offering his respect for her vision with The View, even though he disagrees with most of the viewpoints on the show. (Photo by Scott Heins/Getty Images)
12:00 - Dom starts off by paying tribute to Pele. He moves to Philly Crime Watch and their unbiased coverage on what goes on in the city. So why is it that somebody is trying to burn down Carpenter’s Hall?
12:10 - Who is your best “one named” person? “Karen” is being banned now.
12:15 - What is the link between fentanyl influx and the Tylenol shortage?
12:20 - Fetterman Update! Absolutely no sign of him, shocker.
12:25 - What grade would you give Tom Wolf on his job as governor?
12:35 - Former Levi Strauss executive Jennifer Sey joins the program to discuss her unjust firing for speaking up on issues that need addressing. Did you know she was the 1986 U.S. champion in gymnastics? She advocates for fairness in women’s sports, especially against woke ideologies. Name calling is a strategy for those who don’t have an argument.
12:50 - They caught the University of Idaho murderer in the Pocono mountains. Now there are increased fights at Disney World and the mouse is not happy. Would you like to see Michael Nutter return as mayor?
1:00 - Scott Rutter joins the show to enlighten us on the new threats that our enemies may pose towards us, including China. The amount of combat we have put on our armed service members is just insane. What is the driving reason behind veterans suicide?
1:20 - The Robert Morris statue was vandalized for being a slave trader, despite being a financier of the Revolutionary War and the U.S. banking system.
1:25 - What are the predictions for top baby names in 2023?
1:35 - Marshalls in downtown Philly will close its doors after this year as the “shoplifting tax” grows.
1:40 - GET THE NAME RIGHT!
1:45 - Neal Zoren joins us for his weekly segment discussing the year in media, Jim Gardner’s impact, the best TV and movies of the year, and what’s on horizon. Is Peacock worth it?
2:00 - Michael Harrison joins us to start the final hour regarding the perception of talk radio today. If you didn’t have talk radio on the air, what would people talk about? If CBS Sunday Morning can run stories on how dangerous it is, then that means it is still culturally relevant. Michael also takes us through his Top 10 stories and headlines of the year.
2:15 - Will DeSantis run for President?
2:20 - Drag Queen Story Hour! Libraries will reject Kirk Cameron’s Christian readings but welcome drag in between the bookcases. Kirk has bounced back however, and business is booming because of it.
2:25 - Give us your conservative film recommendations for the new year so we can host more watch parties!
2:30 - What is the ‘one name’ in sports?
2:35 - Is soccer overtaking hockey in terms of popularity?
2:45 - The Lightning Round!
2:50 - This week’s winner and New Years Plans
2:00 - Michael Harrison joins us to start the final hour regarding the perception of talk radio today. If you didn’t have talk radio on the air, what would people talk about? If CBS Sunday Morning can run stories on how dangerous it is, then that means it is still culturally relevant. Michael also takes us through his Top 10 stories and headlines of the year.
2:15 - Will DeSantis run for President?
2:20 - Drag Queen Story Hour! Libraries will reject Kirk Cameron’s Christian readings but welcome drag in between the bookcases. Kirk has bounced back however, and business is booming because of it.
2:25 - Give us your conservative film recommendations for the new year so we can host more watch parties!
2:30 - What is the ‘one name’ in sports?
2:35 - Is soccer overtaking hockey in terms of popularity?
2:45 - The Lightning Round!
2:50 - This week’s winner and New Years Plans
Michael Harrison joins us to start the final hour regarding the perception of talk radio today. If you didn’t have talk radio on the air, what would people talk about? If CBS Sunday Morning can run stories on how dangerous it is, then that means it is still culturally relevant. Michael also takes us through his Top 10 stories and headlines of the year.
Neal Zoren joins us for his weekly segment discussing the year in media, Jim Gardner’s impact, the best TV and movies of the year, and what’s on horizon. Is Peacock worth it?
1:00 - Scott Rutter joins the show to enlighten us on the new threats that our enemies may pose towards us, including China. The amount of combat we have put on our armed service members is just insane. What is the driving reason behind veterans suicide?
1:20 - The Robert Morris statue was vandalized for being a slave trader, despite being a financier of the Revolutionary War and the U.S. banking system.
1:25 - What are the predictions for top baby names in 2023?
1:35 - Marshalls in downtown Philly will close its doors after this year as the “shoplifting tax” grows.
1:40 - GET THE NAME RIGHT!
1:45 - Neal Zoren joins us for his weekly segment discussing the year in media, Jim Gardner’s impact, the best TV and movies of the year, and what’s on horizon. Is Peacock worth it?
Scott Rutter joins the show to enlighten us on the new threats that our enemies may pose towards us, including China. The amount of combat we have put on our armed service members is just insane. What is the driving reason behind veterans suicide?
Former Levi Strauss executive Jennifer Sey joins the program to discuss her unjust firing for speaking up on issues that need addressing. Did you know she was the 1986 U.S. champion in gymnastics? She advocates for fairness in women’s sports, especially against woke ideologies.
12:00 - Dom starts off by paying tribute to Pele. He moves to Philly Crime Watch and their unbiased coverage on what goes on in the city. So why is it that somebody is trying to burn down Carpenter’s Hall?
12:10 - Who is your best “one named” person? “Karen” is being banned now.
12:15 - What is the link between fentanyl influx and the Tylenol shortage?
12:20 - Fetterman Update! Absolutely no sign of him, shocker.
12:25 - What grade would you give Tom Wolf on his job as governor?
12:35 - Former Levi Strauss executive Jennifer Sey joins the program to discuss her unjust firing for speaking up on issues that need addressing. Did you know she was the 1986 U.S. champion in gymnastics? She advocates for fairness in women’s sports, especially against woke ideologies. Name calling is a strategy for those who don’t have an argument.
12:50 - They caught the University of Idaho murderer in the Pocono mountains. Now there are increased fights at Disney World and the mouse is not happy. Would you like to see Michael Nutter return as mayor?
12:00 - Dom starts off by discussing a new hat being thrown into the mayoral race in Philadelphia, and the transparency that Nutter and Rendell have given him regarding the position in their years after their term.
12:05 - Joe Biden calls Trump and his Covid policies ‘xenophobic.’ Dom reacts
12:10 - What is the all-time finale?
12:20 - Hooters rebranding away from skin tight outfits and breasts? Has the world gone mad?
12:30 - Who is it that you go to nowadays for credible news or evidence?
12:40 - Comedian on the comeback? Bill Cosby wants to tour again. Who is the target audience for him?
12:50 - Dom fields your calls regarding the Cosby comeback and your TV show finales.
1:00 - The NFL absolutely squashed the NBA in the ratings on Christmas weekend. It is amazing how the most mundane game will always beat the anticipated basketball game.
1:05 - The ACLU has really gotten away from its root and now just drives their own selfish interests. Hear a representative on CNN speculate and play down what happens at the border.
1:20 - Suspected arson in… you guessed it: Carpenter’s Hall. But, MontCo is actively recruiting younger adults to get involved with the fire department.
1:25 - Mini Lightning Round! Keep the questions coming into 2023.
12:00 - Dom starts off by discussing a Catholic Conservative group and their efforts right now. Then he moves to the border crisis and the sustainment of Title 42, but Biden and company are skewing the numbers in their favor.
12:05 - Tulsi Gabbard, the contrarian, grills Congressman-elect Santos for blatantly lying about everything he campaigned on, including his life story
12:10 - Catholics of the Year: Heroes and Zeroes
12:15 - Dom takes your calls regarding the topics in this segment.
12:25 - The side question today is “What is the most famous journey?” Plenty of callers are interested in this one.
12:40 - What would the media coverage of the Santos scandal be if he was a Democrat? Can you trust ANYTHING he says?
12:50 - Last week at the Sixers game, a Sixers dancer was proposed to by her boyfriend at the game to which she said yes. People are clowning him for her being so far out of his league. Dom continues with your calls.
1:00 - Dom at a Philadelphia library promoting Mark Levin's Father’s book? One can dream…
1:05 - Chief Patrick Molloy joins us to discuss policing in the Montgomery County and Philadelphia area. There has been an uptick of carjackings as a result of repeat offenders who get out on low bail. We don’t need to lock up people for petty, non-violent crimes, but we need reform for any robberies or gun charges that you can get out in less than 24 hours. We need reforms for the mental well-being of not only civilians, but officers who deal with crisis situations as well.
1:25 - Doc Rivers is supporting the Pennsylvania Innocence Project, why wouldn't he support the police? What would happen if a Philadelphia coach brought cops to the facilities?
1:30 - Dom continues with your calls.
1:40 - More callers with their thoughts and journeys.
1:55 - Thought provoking callers to finish the hour.
2:00 - What is the plural of Cheez-its? You might be surprised.
2:05 - Megan Brock of ParentsHaveARightToKnow.com and an advocate for children in schools in this age of gender dysphoria, joins us to discuss an inappropriate film in the Bucks County library that she is working to remove. She details her fights for state records and the withholding of records that she is fighting in court to obtain.
2:20 - A new statue controversy? A Korean ‘comfort women’ statue is to be erected but others argue that it will incite anti-Japanese hate. This has been a long standing conflict for over three quarters of a century. What does this have to do with Philadelphia?
2:25 - More calls regarding the best journey.
2:35 - More calls regarding great journeys.
2:40 - What is the plural form of Cheez-it?
2:45 - Going to the gym for the wrong reasons is fatphobic?
2:50 - The Lightning Round!
2:00 - What is the plural of Cheez-its? You might be surprised.
2:05 - Megan Brock of ParentsHaveARightToKnow.com and an advocate for children in schools in this age of gender dysphoria, joins us to discuss an inappropriate film in the Bucks County library that she is working to remove. She details her fights for state records and the withholding of records that she is fighting in court to obtain.
2:20 - A new statue controversy? A Korean ‘comfort women’ statue is to be erected but others argue that it will incite anti-Japanese hate. This has been a long standing conflict for over three quarters of a century. What does this have to do with Philadelphia?
2:25 - More calls regarding the best journey.
2:35 - More calls regarding great journeys.
2:40 - What is the plural form of Cheez-it?
2:45 - Going to the gym for the wrong reasons is fatphobic?
2:50 - The Lightning Round!
Megan Brock of ParentsHaveARightToKnow.com and an advocate for children in schools in this age of gender dysphoria, joins us to discuss an inappropriate film in the Bucks County library that she is working to remove. She details her fights for state records and the withholding of records that she is fighting in court to obtain.
Chief Patrick Molloy joins us to discuss policing in the Montgomery County and Philadelphia area. There has been an uptick of carjackings as a result of repeat offenders who get out on low bail. We don’t need to lock up people for petty, non-violent crimes, but we need reform for any robberies or gun charges that you can get out in less than 24 hours. We need reforms for the mental well-being of not only civilians, but officers who deal with crisis situations as well.
1:00 - Dom at a Philadelphia library promoting Mark Levin's Father’s book? One can dream…
1:05 - Chief Patrick Molloy joins us to discuss policing in the Montgomery County and Philadelphia area. There has been an uptick of carjackings as a result of repeat offenders who get out on low bail. We don’t need to lock up people for petty, non-violent crimes, but we need reform for any robberies or gun charges that you can get out in less than 24 hours. We need reforms for the mental well-being of not only civilians, but officers who deal with crisis situations as well.
1:25 - Doc Rivers is supporting the Pennsylvania Innocence Project, why wouldn't he support the police? What would happen if a Philadelphia coach brought cops to the facilities?
1:30 - Dom continues with your calls.
1:40 - More callers with their thoughts and journeys.
1:55 - Thought provoking callers to finish the hour.
12:00 - Dom starts off by discussing a Catholic Conservative group and their efforts right now. Then he moves to the border crisis and the sustainment of Title 42, but Biden and company are skewing the numbers in their favor.
12:05 - Tulsi Gabbard, the contrarian, grills Congressman-elect Santos for blatantly lying about everything he campaigned on, including his life story
12:10 - Catholics of the Year: Heroes and Zeroes
12:15 - Dom takes your calls regarding the topics in this segment.
12:25 - The side question today is “What is the most famous journey?” Plenty of callers are interested in this one.
12:40 - What would the media coverage of the Santos scandal be if he was a Democrat? Can you trust ANYTHING he says?
12:50 - Last week at the Sixers game, a Sixers dancer was proposed to by her boyfriend at the game to which she said yes. People are clowning him for her being so far out of his league. Dom continues with your calls.
12:00 - Dom starts with a guest right off the bat as David Zweig is the latest journalist to have a Twitter Files drop. He details how Twitter was discouraging grocery runs during the pandemic, as well as silencing information and accredited people who had views opposed against the administration. Just because people are opposed to a vaccine mandate does not make them anti-vaxxers, they just want the freedom to decide. Optimism is not misinformation, Jim.
12:15 - These radicals have to pay for the damage they have done to us over the last couple of years.
12:20 - It looks like Title 42 is coming to an end very soon. Dom plays clips that lay out in plain terms what needs to be done at the border in order to bring sanity. Just enforce the laws, you have them in place!
12:25 - Side Question: Best Nicknames
12:35 - Dom opens up the phone lines to hear your thoughts on the border crisis and to hear your best nicknames.
12:50 - How do you feel about violent hits in the NFL and the way they are refereed?
1:00 - School Boards deserve nothing but coal for Christmas!
1:05 - Harry Hurley joins us to discuss what he’s preaching down the shore post midterms. He talks about border security, the media coverage, the pivot Republicans must make when it comes to voting and Election Day.
1:15 - The correct thing to do politically is to keep sending these buses of migrants, but drop them in the rich parts of the city, for example, Chestnut Hill in Philadelphia.
1:20 - Everybody’s an anti-vaxxer! Not. Listen to David Zweig’s interview with Dom. Dom continues with the migrant bussing strategy and how it can be improved. The Martha’s Vineyard ploy by DeSantis should be a blueprint for how this stunt should be pulled.
1:25 - The Columbus statue is in the news again after a suggestion to erect a statue of a Lenape Chief right next to the Columbus one.
1:35 - What were the most popular words on house listing websites this year? The results aren’t exactly shocking. In addition to housing, what else has changed forever because of Covid? At least 1500 people have been killed in Philadelphia in the three years Danielle Outlaw has been commissioner. Who’s fault is it more, Kenney, Krasner, or Outlaw?
1:40 - Men in Philadelphia have a better chance of getting shot in the city than they would fighting the war in Iraq.
1:50 - You don’t get a name like Vlad The Impaler without cracking a few skulls… Dom continues on “The Big 3” of leaders in Philadelphia letting us down day after day, year after year. Helen Gym would make us worse than Seattle.
2:00 - We start off the final hour speaking on the border crisis with the threat of Title 42 being lifted. Dom continues on strategies Republicans can use to combat these problems.
2:20 - Because the odds are stacked against Republicans, it doesn’t mean just roll over and do nothing, they need a new strategy and finding a new way to have engagement with ideas they want to push is key.
2:30 - Dom takes your calls regarding voting and nicknames.
2:40 - What was a policy win or general win that happened in Philadelphia in 2022.
2:50 - The Lightning Round!
2:00 - We start off the final hour speaking on the border crisis with the threat of Title 42 being lifted. Dom continues on strategies Republicans can use to combat these problems.
2:20 - Because the odds are stacked against Republicans, it doesn’t mean just roll over and do nothing, they need a new strategy and finding a new way to have engagement with ideas they want to push is key.
2:30 - Dom takes your calls regarding voting and nicknames.
2:40 - What was a policy win or general win that happened in Philadelphia in 2022.
2:50 - The Lightning Round!
Harry Hurley joins us to discuss what he’s preaching down the shore post midterms. He talks about border security, the media coverage, the pivot Republicans must make when it comes to voting and Election Day.
1:00 - School Boards deserve nothing but coal for Christmas!
1:05 - Harry Hurley joins us to discuss what he’s preaching down the shore post midterms. He talks about border security, the media coverage, the pivot Republicans must make when it comes to voting and Election Day.
1:15 - The correct thing to do politically is to keep sending these buses of migrants, but drop them in the rich parts of the city, for example, Chestnut Hill in Philadelphia.
1:20 - Everybody’s an anti-vaxxer! Not. Listen to David Zweig’s interview with Dom. Dom continues with the migrant bussing strategy and how it can be improved. The Martha’s Vineyard ploy by DeSantis should be a blueprint for how this stunt should be pulled.
1:25 - The Columbus statue is in the news again after a suggestion to erect a statue of a Lenape Chief right next to the Columbus one.
1:35 - What were the most popular words on house listing websites this year? The results aren’t exactly shocking. In addition to housing, what else has changed forever because of Covid? At least 1500 people have been killed in Philadelphia in the three years Danielle Outlaw has been commissioner. Who’s fault is it more, Kenney, Krasner, or Outlaw?
1:40 - Men in Philadelphia have a better chance of getting shot in the city than they would fighting the war in Iraq.
1:50 - You don’t get a name like Vlad The Impaler without cracking a few skulls… Dom continues on “The Big 3” of leaders in Philadelphia letting us down day after day, year after year. Helen Gym would make us worse than Seattle.
12:00 - Dom starts with a guest right off the bat as David Zweig is the latest journalist to have a Twitter Files drop. He details how Twitter was discouraging grocery runs during the pandemic, as well as silencing information and accredited people who had views opposed against the administration. Just because people are opposed to a vaccine mandate does not make them anti-vaxxers, they just want the freedom to decide. Optimism is not misinformation, Jim.
12:15 - These radicals have to pay for the damage they have done to us over the last couple of years.
12:20 - It looks like Title 42 is coming to an end very soon. Dom plays clips that lay out in plain terms what needs to be done at the border in order to bring sanity. Just enforce the laws, you have them in place!
12:25 - Side Question: Best Nicknames
12:35 - Dom opens up the phone lines to hear your thoughts on the border crisis and to hear your best nicknames.
12:50 - How do you feel about violent hits in the NFL and the way they are refereed?
Dom starts with a guest right off the bat as David Zweig is the latest journalist to have a Twitter Files drop. He details how Twitter was discouraging grocery runs during the pandemic, as well as silencing information and accredited people who had views opposed against the administration. Just because people are opposed to a vaccine mandate does not make them anti-vaxxers, they just want the freedom to decide. Optimism is not misinformation, Jim.
12:00 - Dom starts by discussing Christmas at the Dom Dome and what he got Roe. “Republican Jesus” has Dom up in arms discussing the border crisis and the bussing of migrants to Kamala Harris’ house on Christmas. The government is trying to put up a wall of cash to prevent any more migrants coming into the state and city.
12:05 - Doug Emhoff calls Abbott and Texas ‘shameful’ despite his wife, the Vice President, inaction regarding the border crisis.
12:20 - Dom returns to discuss the hypocrisy from Democrats regarding the border.
12:25 - Matt Rooney exposes the New Jersey Assembly for celebrating the wrong day for Crossing Day.
12:35 - Steve Keeley joins the program. He and Dom discuss the migrants coming into town, the mayoral race, and the security of public transportation. How temporary are these shelters in lace for migrants, especially in the blistering cold? 170 ATMs have been blown up in Philly since the start of 2020, with two coming this morning.
12:50 - What is your all-time horror movie scene?
1:00 - When do you take down Christmas decorations? The day after is ridiculous. Pastor Bill Devlin joins the show to discuss Mark Hauck’s trial, people giving Jesus a bad name, welcoming people into his home and not using Jesus for politics.
1:20 - West Point today is removing any kind of recognition of Robert E. Lee under the nice umbrella of the holidays. He is a controversial figure but now he must be considered a one-dimensional man because of his politics hundreds of years ago.
1:25 - Whoopi Goldberg gave an interview recently for her new film ‘Till’ and goes out of her way to diminish the severity of the Holocaust. Said it was easier for Jews to hide from the Nazi’s than it was for people with darker complexions. What are you going to do with someone who willfully spews this nonsense with no repercussions?
1:40 - Dom returns discussing the border crisis and the possible end of Title 42. These politicians don’t want the migrants in their cities but continue to vote for the very same policies that have put us in this position.
2:00 - Mayor Pete Byron of Wildwood dials in to discuss the temperate weather down the shore, where he is right now, and the state of the shore right now. He speaks on North Wildwood dying after the legal drinking age was changed. How can we have checks and balances with marijuana after legalizing it in New Jersey? What is Wildwood doing to prevent drag races and other car related shows that disrupt the community?
2:20 -. Dom continues on how Jamie Raskin and some of these other liberal pundits are trying to eliminate the electoral vote as it infringes on the true views of the American people. Dom explains how this is a power grab to trying to take total control the Senate for good.
2:35 - Dom asks for your scariest movie scenes.
2:50 - The Lightning Round!
2:00 - Mayor Pete Byron of Wildwood dials in to discuss the temperate weather down the shore, where he is right now, and the state of the shore right now. He speaks on North Wildwood dying after the legal drinking age was changed. How can we have checks and balances with marijuana after legalizing it in New Jersey? What is Wildwood doing to prevent drag races and other car related shows that disrupt the community?
2:20 -. Dom continues on how Jamie Raskin and some of these other liberal pundits are trying to eliminate the electoral vote as it infringes on the true views of the American people. Dom explains how this is a power grab to trying to take total control the Senate for good.
2:35 - Dom asks for your scariest movie scenes.
2:50 - The Lightning Round!
Mayor Pete Byron of Wildwood dials in to discuss the temperate weather down the shore, where he is right now, and the state of the shore right now. He speaks on North Wildwood dying after the legal drinking age was changed. How can we have checks and balances with marijuana after legalizing it in New Jersey? What is Wildwood doing to prevent drag races and other car related shows that disrupt the community?
Steve Keeley joins the program. He and Dom discuss the migrants coming into town, the mayoral race, and the security of public transportation. How temporary are these shelters in lace for migrants, especially in the blistering cold? 170 ATMs have been blown up in Philly since the start of 2020, with two coming this morning.
Pastor Bill Devlin joins the show to discuss Mark Hauck’s trial, people giving Jesus a bad name, welcoming people into his home and not using Jesus for politics.
1:00 - When do you take down Christmas decorations? The day after is ridiculous. Pastor Bill Devlin joins the show to discuss Mark Hauck’s trial, people giving Jesus a bad name, welcoming people into his home and not using Jesus for politics.
1:20 - West Point today is removing any kind of recognition of Robert E. Lee under the nice umbrella of the holidays. He is a controversial figure but now he must be considered a one-dimensional man because of his politics hundreds of years ago.
1:25 - Whoopi Goldberg gave an interview recently for her new film ‘Till’ and goes out of her way to diminish the severity of the Holocaust. Said it was easier for Jews to hide from the Nazi’s than it was for people with darker complexions. What are you going to do with someone who willfully spews this nonsense with no repercussions?
1:40 - Dom returns discussing the border crisis and the possible end of Title 42. These politicians don’t want the migrants in their cities but continue to vote for the very same policies that have put us in this position.
12:00 - Dom starts by discussing Christmas at the Dom Dome and what he got Roe. “Republican Jesus” has Dom up in arms discussing the border crisis and the bussing of migrants to Kamala Harris’ house on Christmas. The government is trying to put up a wall of cash to prevent any more migrants coming into the state and city.
12:05 - Doug Emhoff calls Abbott and Texas ‘shameful’ despite his wife, the Vice President, inaction regarding the border crisis.
12:20 - Dom returns to discuss the hypocrisy from Democrats regarding the border.
12:25 - Matt Rooney exposes the New Jersey Assembly for celebrating the wrong day for Crossing Day.
12:35 - Steve Keeley joins the program. He and Dom discuss the migrants coming into town, the mayoral race, and the security of public transportation. How temporary are these shelters in lace for migrants, especially in the blistering cold? 170 ATMs have been blown up in Philly since the start of 2020, with two coming this morning.
12:50 - What is your all-time horror movie scene?
Dom Giordano, WPHT host and former teacher, has dedicated much of his daily show toward parents who are taking it into their own hands to push back against school boards that have a negative impact on their children. This has culminated in a weekly podcast on education, Readin', Writin', and Reason, which has allowed wonderful relationships to develop between Giordano, educators, and parents throughout the country who are speaking out against overbearing school boards.
Every year on the Dom Giordano Program on Philadelphia's 1210WPHT, Dom awards his Local and National 'Person of the Year' to a regular guest for what they've done within the past year. This year, Dom told that he would announce a Readin' Writin' Reason Person of the Year as well, a guest from our podcast who listeners deem the best guest from the last year. We’ve had three podcasts announcing two nominees each, with listeners voting for who should move on each week, narrowing down to a final three, Tim Daly, Joan Cullen, and Megan Brock, which Dom explains in today’s podcast why all three are fantastic choices.
To vote, head over to Twitter.com/DomShow1210!
Entertainment critic Scott Cronick returns to the Dom Giordano Program to offer up what he suggests listeners binge over their holiday vacations. Dom and Scott spend a bit of time discussing the greatness of Fargo, with Scott also throwing out The Wire as another series worth binging. Then, Scott tells us some of the great shows that came through Atlantic City within the past year, and gives some credit to Atlantic County Prosecutor Will Reynolds ad a local business, Wenz Farms, who provided Christmas Trees to those in need. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today's third hour, Dom leads off by telling that the massive Omnibus spending bill has been passed, explaining what exactly this means for the future of our country. Also, Dom asks listeners to dial in with their most memorable personalities that have appeared on Philadelphia local television after the retirement of Jim Gardner. In addition, throughout the hour, Dom takes calls from listeners offering their Festivus grievances, and decides the winner of the week for the Capt'n Chucky Side Topic. (Photo by Kevin Dietsch/Getty Images)
In today’s second hour, Dom spends a bunch of time talking about local issues, speaking of why he believes the Krasner impeachment to be one of the biggest local stories in Philadelphia in a while, even with the lack of local news coverage. Then, Dom tells about the snow outside, asking listeners whether in their neighborhood, if living in Philadelphia, people save their spots of take shoveled spots. Then, Dom spends some time discussing the idiotic Omnibus spending bill working its way through Washington, telling why he thinks it’s completely moronic to push through a bill with most not knowing what they’re voting on.
Then, entertainment critic Scott Cronick returns to the Dom Giordano Program to offer up what he suggests listeners binge over their holiday vacations. Dom and Scott spend a bit of time discussing the greatness of Fargo, with Scott also throwing out The Wire as another series worth binging. Then, Scott tells us some of the great shows that came through Atlantic City within the past year, and gives some credit to Atlantic County Prosecutor Will Reynolds ad a local business, Wenz Farms, who provided Christmas Trees to those in need. (Photo by Justin Sullivan/Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by reminding listeners of the holiday, being that today is Festivus, the Seinfeld-created holiday that allows everybody a day to air their grievances. Dom gives a bit of history on the holiday, saying that it was indeed celebrated by an individual related to the show prior to the show writing it in. Then, Dom announces the side topic, telling that he’s opening up his lines for the day to allow listeners to dial in to air their own grievances. After revealing his grievance, Dom moves onto a Philadelphia Citizen article that trashes Amen Brown and other Mayoral candidates, with Dom telling why he’d happily defend Allan Domb and Amen Brown against grievances in the article. (Photo By Getty Images)
WPHT host Rich Zeoli stops into the studio to discuss with Dom the biggest news stories of 2022, both locally and nationally. Dom and Rich run through multiple local stories, including the Krasner impeachment and the FBI raid on pro-life activist Mark Houck. Then, moving nationally, Rich offers up Ron DeSantis winning as a huge story for 2022, with Dom asking Rich to put on his political strategist hat to discuss how DeSantis was able to win while abortion caused Republicans to lose elsewhere throughout the Nation. (Photo by Octavio Jones/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes Fox News reporter Griff Jenkins onto the Dom Giordano Program to take us inside the situation at the border as Title 42 sets to expire. First, Jenkins gives a brief history of his career to Giordano, telling about his time spent as an executive producer for Oliver North and Tony Snow, telling how he went from producer to embedded reporter covering some of the craziest situations worldwide. Then, Jenkins takes us to the border, which he’s covered in depth for years now, telling the differences in the influx of migrants with the expiration of Title 42 when compared to the past. (Photo by Getty Images)
In today’s second hour, Dom takes a local approach on the Dom Giordano Program, telling of a story out of Abington in which body cam footage shows officers arresting an individual while burglarizing a house. This leads Dom into a conversation centered on the spike of crime in Philadelphia, with him offering up an updated opinion on the Democratic Mayoral candidates that have already declared their intentions for office. Then, Giordano returns to the topic of Ukraine, playing back reaction from both liberals and conservatives after Zelenskyy spoke to lawmakers on Capitol Hill. (Photo by Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Dom welcomes Fox News reporter Griff Jenkins onto the Dom Giordano Program to take us inside the situation at the border as Title 42 sets to expire. First, Jenkins gives a brief history of his career to Giordano, telling about his time spent as an executive producer for Oliver North and Tony Snow, telling how he went from producer to embedded reporter covering some of the craziest situations worldwide. Then, Jenkins takes us to the border, which he’s covered in depth for years now, telling the differences in the influx of migrants with the expiration of Title 42 when compared to the past.
Then, WPHT host Rich Zeoli stops into the studio to discuss with Dom the biggest news stories of 2022, both locally and nationally. Dom and Rich run through multiple local stories, including the Krasner impeachment and the FBI raid on pro-life activist Mark Houck. Then, moving nationally, Rich offers up Ron DeSantis winning as a huge story for 2022, with Dom asking Rich to put on his political strategist hat to discuss how DeSantis was able to win while abortion caused Republicans to lose elsewhere throughout the Nation. (Photo by Getty Images)
Today, Dom lead off the Dom Giordano Program by calling out historian Michael Bechloss after he ranted on Twitter against politicians who didn’t clap for everything Ukranian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy, playing back past ridiculous comments made by the liberal historian. This leads Dom into offering his own commentary on Zelenskyy’s speech in front of Washington D.C. lawmakers yesterday, explaining why he’s against the massive $45 billion designated for Ukraine. Then, Giordano tells about more explosions of ATMs in Philadelphia, playing back a clip from the great Steve Keeley reporting on the newest explosion in Chestnut Hill. Then, after introducing the side question of the day, Dom bounces between topics both local and national, going back repeatedly to offer developments on the expiration of Title 42 and the effects on immigration. (Photo by Win McNamee/Getty Images)
Dom Giordano tells about the judge behind Meek Mill's sentencing, revealing that she's had all of her cases reassigned, and asks if there's anybody with more 'cool power' than Meek Mill in the City of Philadelphia. (Photo by Mike Coppola/Getty Images for TIDAL)
Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Dom welcomes Megan Brock of ParentsHaveTheRightToKnow.com back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss why she chose to reboot a push to expose the Bucks County Government after they silenced Health Director David Damsker. Megan Brock takes us inside a situation that saw Dr. Damsker unfairly targeted for his views that schools should remain open throughout the pandemic, and tells how local school districts had to close due to guidance from somebody with no medical expertise. Brock tells how she uncovered this controversy using right-to-know requests and metadata, offering listeners a glimpse into her work in hopes that encourages others to take a closer look at their own local leadership.
Then, after playing Dom’s Money Melody, Giordano plays back a clip from KISS front man Gene Simmons, who had some not-so-kind things to say about those who refuse to get vaccinated for Coronavirus. This leads Dan to reveal that he has always thought of the band as sellouts for their massive merchandising enterprise, with Dom telling how a respect the once had for the man has recently diminished because of now multiple politicized comments. Also, Dom reveals the gifts that both women and men would like most for the holidays, and explains why he believes cash is still king. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom welcomes Four Seasons Executive Pastry Chef Danielle Seipp onto the Dom Giordano Program to get an expert’s opinion on the validity of fruit cake. Dom has been a longtime fan of the Christmas tradition, one time even eating a 50-year-old cake live on air. Seipp takes us inside what it’s like to be a baker for such a large property, revealing how much food comes out of her kitchen. Also, Seipp tells more about the Four Seasons Hotel, and reveals what makes her fruit cake so special. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom Giordano tells about a new cosmetic surgery gender reassignment that shaves shoulders to give individuals a slimmer, more feminine look. This leads Dom into a conversation about the ideology of the Left, asking what happened to the moniker of ‘love yourself, no matter what society thinks.’ Then, Dom gives an update on LIV Golf, the Saudi Arabian golf company, which Dom is vehemently against, after the Masters released a statement noting that golfers working for the company will be able to compete in the coming tournament. Then, Dom offers his thoughts on the border situation as Title 42 sets to retire, playing back a clip from Karine Jean-Pierre who tries arguing that it’s a law, not the Biden administration, at fault for the expiration, even though Biden’s the one who put the law in place.
Then, Dom welcomes Four Seasons Executive Pastry Chef Danielle Seipp onto the Dom Giordano Program to get an expert’s opinion on the validity of fruit cake. Dom has been a longtime fan of the Christmas tradition, one time even eating a 50-year-old cake live on air. Seipp takes us inside what it’s like to be a baker for such a large property, revealing how much food comes out of her kitchen. Also, Seipp tells more about the Four Seasons Hotel, and reveals what makes her fruit cake so special. (Photo by Stephen Munday/Allsport)
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by offering some quick thoughts about comments made by Philadelphia Mayor Jim Kenney after reaching 500 homicides, noting how he predicted that Kenney would try to spin this as a positive for Philadelphia and blame guns, exactly what he ended up doing. Then, Dom plays back a clip from Mitch McConnell, who tries making an argument that the situation in Ukraine is the top priority for Republicans, even over inflation and the border, which Dom scoffs at.
Then, Dom welcomes in Councilman David Oh back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss the state of the City of Philadelphia after the City once again crested 500 homicides for the second year in a row. First, Dom wishes the Councilman a happy holiday, and asks why he believes no Republicans have declared for Mayor yet, with Oh telling that he’s currently exploring a run himself, but explaining that the Democrats are in a bit of a hurry because of a highly contested Primary. Dom and the Councilman run through multiple issues that the City and current administration face, particularly a homelessness crisis that only continues to grow, with Oh suggesting what should be done for improvement in the City. (Photo by Aaron P. Bernstein/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes Megan Brock of ParentsHaveTheRightToKnow.com back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss why she chose to reboot a push to expose the Bucks County Government after they silenced Health Director David Damsker. Megan Brock takes us inside a situation that saw Dr. Damsker unfairly targeted for his views that schools should remain open throughout the pandemic, and tells how local school districts had to close due to guidance from somebody with no medical expertise. Brock tells how she uncovered this controversy using right-to-know requests and metadata, offering listeners a glimpse into her work in hopes that encourages others to take a closer look at their own local leadership. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom welcomes in Councilman David Oh back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss the state of the City of Philadelphia after the City once again crested 500 homicides for the second year in a row. First, Dom wishes the Councilman a happy holiday, and asks why he believes no Republicans have declared for Mayor yet, with Oh telling that he’s currently exploring a run himself, but explaining that the Democrats are in a bit of a hurry because of a highly contested Primary. Dom and the Councilman run through multiple issues that the City and current administration face, particularly a homelessness crisis that only continues to grow, with Oh suggesting what should be done for improvement in the City. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Dom welcomes in financial expert Stephen Moore back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss why workforce involvement remains low post-pandemic. Moore explains where people are finding their money elsewhere, explaining that many are living on government benefits and making more money than the guy next door who’s a truck driver or delivery person, telling that this really needs to be addressed before we see any change.
Then, after playing Dom’s Money Melody, Dom returns to a topic presented at the top of the show, telling of a new Stanford University guide that suggest we, as a society, eliminate the usage of the term ‘American’ to refer to United States citizen. Then, Dom delves into the expiration of Title 42, explaining why our immigration system is broken and how we can fix it. (Photo by Alex Wong/Getty Images)
In today’s second hour, Dom welcomes in viral Philadelphia YouTuber and Instagram personality Philly Captain back onto the Dom Giordano Program to address an article that popped up by the Philadelphia Citizen that argues that those who create what they deem ‘Trauma Porn’ need to be held accountable. Philly Captain, who’s mentioned and exposed in the article after appearing on the Dom Giordano Program in the past, explains why he makes the videos. Captain makes a great point, explaining that he believes the true victims are the innocent families and children who have to grow up with this as a regular part of their lives.
Then, Dom welcomes New Jersey State Senator Ed Durr of Gloucester County to discuss a bill passed by New Jersey lawmakers that will overhaul rules to get carry permits for firearms, making it nearly impossible for people to exercise their constitutional 2nd Amendment right. Durr explains his disappointment in such a bill, explaining why he finds the 2nd Amendment so important to our Democracy. Also, Giordano offers up a justification presented by Democrats, asking Durr whether he believes this move would make schools safer, which Durr disagrees with. Also, Durr tells us his thoughts on a potential future run for former opponent Sen. Steve Sweeney, and tells about a new fundraising effort he’s launched. (Photo by Spencer Platt/Getty Images)
Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by lamenting about the lack of fruitcakes, wondering why they get such a bad rap, and telling why he loves them. Then, Dom gets into the real opening topic, offering up a Stanford University guide that suggests the term ‘American’ should no longer be used to describe U.S. Citizens, and tells that we should strike the term ‘Karen’ from our lexicon.
Then, Dom welcomes in Andy McCarthy, legal analyst for Fox News and columnist for the New York Post, back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss the announcement of charges during the hearing into the January 6th insurrection. First, Dom asks McCarthy for a general overlook on the charges and whether or not they’ll hold any water with the Department of Justice, arguing why Democratic politicians cannot prove much of what they’ve charged former President Trump with. Then, McCarthy explains that, while he’s not trying to belittle what’s happened, he truly believes the charges will not hold enough well enough for any charges to actually stick. Also, McCarthy offers his opinion on the heated censorship discussion, telling why he believes the push for censorship is the true threat to our Democracy. (Photo by Getty Images)
In today’s third hour, Dom welcomes in financial expert Stephen Moore back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss why workforce involvement remains low post-pandemic. Moore explains where people are finding their money elsewhere, explaining that many are living on government benefits and making more money than the guy next door who’s a truck driver or delivery person, telling that this really needs to be addressed before we see any change. (Photo by Samuel Corum/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes New Jersey State Senator Ed Durr of Gloucester County to discuss a bill passed by New Jersey lawmakers that will overhaul rules to get carry permits for firearms, making it nearly impossible for people to exercise their constitutional 2nd Amendment right. Durr explains his disappointment in such a bill, explaining why he finds the 2nd Amendment so important to our Democracy. Also, Giordano offers up a justification presented by Democrats, asking Durr whether he believes this move would make schools safer, which Durr disagrees with. Also, Durr tells us his thoughts on a potential future run for former opponent Sen. Steve Sweeney, and tells about a new fundraising effort he’s launched. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom welcomes in Andy McCarthy, legal analyst for Fox News and columnist for the New York Post, back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss the announcement of charges during the hearing into the January 6th insurrection. First, Dom asks McCarthy for a general overlook on the charges and whether or not they’ll hold any water with the Department of Justice, arguing why Democratic politicians cannot prove much of what they’ve charged former President Trump with. Then, McCarthy explains that, while he’s not trying to belittle what’s happened, he truly believes the charges will not hold enough well enough for any charges to actually stick. Also, McCarthy offers his opinion on the heated censorship discussion, telling why he believes the push for censorship is the true threat to our Democracy.
In today’s second hour, Dom welcomes in viral Philadelphia YouTuber and Instagram personality Philly Captain back onto the Dom Giordano Program to address an article that popped up by the Philadelphia Citizen that argues that those who create what they deem ‘Trauma Porn’ need to be held accountable. Philly Captain, who’s mentioned and exposed in the article after appearing on the Dom Giordano Program in the past, explains why he makes the videos. Captain makes a great point, explaining that he believes the true victims are the innocent families and children who have to grow up with this as a regular part of their lives. (Photo by Spencer Platt/Getty Images)
In today’s third hour, Dom revisits the live hearings on Capitol Hill over the January 6th insurrection, playing back a clip from Congressman Bennie Thompson who outright states that Donald Trump broke the faith in our foundation of American Democracy. Dom dissects what's going on inside the Capitol Hill chambers, plays his Money Melody for the day, and welcomes in Mayfair's Ann Marie Muldoon for an update on Philadelphia's Toys for Tots campaign. (Photo by Drew Angerer/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes back Andre Boyer, Chief of S.I.T.E., the security agency featuring armed guards in Kevlar out at gas stations in Philadelphia due to the spike in Philadelphia’s crime. Boyer tells us about what he’s seen while guarding local gas stations, explaining that he’s also extended his services to other businesses hoping to curb criminal issues. In addition, Boyer tells Giordano how he’s seized illegal firearms and regularly has to break up drug deals and open-air drug use. (Photo by Getty Images)
In today’s second hour, Dom welcomes back Andre Boyer, Chief of S.I.T.E., the security agency featuring armed guards in Kevlar out at gas stations in Philadelphia due to the spike in Philadelphia’s crime. Boyer tells us about what he’s seen while guarding local gas stations, explaining that he’s also extended his services to other businesses hoping to curb criminal issues. In addition, Boyer tells Giordano how he’s seized illegal firearms and regularly has to break up drug deals and open-air drug use.
Then, Dom offers the microphone to Dan to ask his stupid question of the day, with Dan asking whether or not people should be allowed to wear slippers while going on a quick trip to the store. Also, Giordano tells about the January 6th hearings, offering live updates as Liz Cheney takes the stage to offer her opening statements. Then, Dom takes callers throughout the hour offering their opinion on the slippers comment made by Dan and the January 6th hearings. Also, Dom and Dan have a conversation about workforce involvement after friend of the show Stephen Moore posted a column point to how much people living off the government make. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom welcomes incredible Fox29 reporter Steve Keeley back onto the Dom Giordano Program to learn some details about a shooting out at the King of Prussia Mall over the weekend. Steve takes us inside the crazy situation that saw a car fly off into one of King of Prussia’s parking lot and shots fired by a ghost gun toward law enforcement officers. Then, Keeley and Giordano discuss the state of the City of Philadelphia, telling that today it is expected that the City will reach 500 homicides. This conversation on homicide leads to a discussion about what are deemed ‘suspicious deaths’ in the City, with Giordano lamenting that the homicide count could be and should be much higher. (Photo by Sarah Silbiger/Getty Images)
Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by offering his take at the situation unfolding at the border as Title 42 sets to expire in two days, playing back a clip from ABC anchor Martha Raddatz who tried blaming Republicans for inviting migrants to the border. Then, Dom tells about a situation that unfolded at the King of Prussia mall that saw a car chase lead into shots fired by a ‘depressed’ shopper.
Then, Dom welcomes incredible Fox29 reporter Steve Keeley back onto the Dom Giordano Program to learn some details about a shooting out at the King of Prussia Mall over the weekend. Steve takes us inside the crazy situation that saw a car fly off into one of King of Prussia’s parking lot and shots fired by a ghost gun toward law enforcement officers. Then, Keeley and Giordano discuss the state of the City of Philadelphia, telling that today it is expected that the City will reach 500 homicides. This conversation on homicide leads to a discussion about what are deemed ‘suspicious deaths’ in the City, with Giordano lamenting that the homicide count could be and should be much higher. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom Giordano reveals the asinine amount of money one would have to make to earn a comparable amount to what those living off the government receive. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom welcomes in Ann Marie Muldoon, friend of the show and heavy hitter in her community in Mayfair, onto the Dom Giordano Program for an update on Philadelphia's fundraising efforts for Toys for Tots. Ann Marie is proud to report over 70 boxes of toys donated from Philadelphia Police and Fire, and tells listeners what it's like running a business in a turning part of the City. (Photo by Getty Images)
Tim Daly, a Bucks County parent who's become a regular on the show after taking on local school boards, takes us inside a video that's gone viral featuring friend of the show Simon Campbell being escorted out of a Souderton School Board meeting. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom welcomes philosopher Peter Boghossian onto the Dom Giordano Program to hear about Boghossian’s effort to launch the University of Austin, an academic entity designated to push back against the woke ideology pervasive in liberal universities. Boghossian takes Giordano inside the entire plan, telling about the groundwork he and the other founders are doing to find a location and open up the University in a tradition, brick-and-mortar sense. Boghossian tells about the archaic power of current universities, explaining why and how he is determined to accomplish this incredibly ambitious feat. (Photo by Getty Images)
Frank in South Philly, a regular caller into the Dom Giordano Program, stops into the studio with a gift of homemade Capicola and Sopressata for the Dom Giordano crew. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom welcomes former Pennridge School President Joan Cullen returns to the Dom Giordano Program to discuss some questionable requirements for graduation from the School District. In an op-ed penned and sent to multiple local news outlets, Cullen writes of a new requirement that reduces the necessary credits in social studies from 4 to 3, in the process eliminating their World History course. Cullen and Giordano discuss what this means for students in the district, also discussing another course that was eliminated, personal finance, and the political implications of such a change to curriculum. (Photo by Getty Images)
In today’s third hour, Dom welcomes philosopher Peter Boghossian onto the Dom Giordano Program to hear about Boghossian’s effort to launch the University of Austin, an academic entity designated to push back against the woke ideology pervasive in liberal universities. Boghossian takes Giordano inside the entire plan, telling about the groundwork he and the other founders are doing to find a location and open up the University in a tradition, brick-and-mortar sense. Boghossian tells about the archaic power of current universities, explaining why and how he is determined to accomplish this incredibly ambitious feat.
Then, caller Frank from South Philadelphia stops into studio with some homemade Italian gifts for Dom Giordano, including some soppressata and capicola, and tells Giordano the differences between the multiple types of Italian sausages. Also, Dom calls upon Tim Daly to take us inside a heated Souderton School Board meeting that saw friend of the show Simon Campbell escorted out by security. (Photo by Dan Kitwood/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom brings up the topic of immigration for the start of the second hour of the Dom Giordano Program, asking people why they believe Democrats want open borders so badly. Throughout the hour, Dom also asks listeners to answer his side question asking for the greatest movie scenes of all time. Then, Dan Cirucci, a regular on the Dom Giordano Program, dials in to offer his opinion on the immigration question, offering what he believes Republicans need to do to further their chances in future elections through the lens of an advertising executive.
Then, Dom welcomes media critic Neal Zoren back onto the Dom Giordano Program to hear what’s worth watching over the holiday break. First, Neal offers his opinion on the Price Harry and Meghan Markle Netflix documentary, explaining why the documentary, which he calls boring, has at least gave him some sympathy for Markle. Then, Zoren and Giordano discuss the move of the Mummers to MeTV, with Zoren agreeing that this is a slight toward the Mummers. Also, Zoren suggests a couple series to binge over the holidays, explaining why he plans on re-watching some great series himself. (Photo by Joe Raedle/Getty Images)
Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by discussing comments made by NFL executive and former Philadelphia Eagle Troy Vincent, who compared the NFL combine to a ‘slave auction.’ Dom takes umbrage with this comparison, with both him and Producer Dan asking what would be less objectionable than a standard combine. Then, Dom tells about a glitch in Philadelphia’s Police Department’s homicide count that spiked them closer to 500, adding 8 murders overnight. After that, Dom takes some calls from listeners, discussing whether politics have colored their opinion of the NFL. Also, Dom speaks out against tinted windows after a story of a listener getting carjacked, and listeners offer their opinions on the matter.
Then, Dom welcomes former Pennridge School President Joan Cullen returns to the Dom Giordano Program to discuss some questionable requirements for graduation from the School District. In an op-ed penned and sent to multiple local news outlets, Cullen writes of a new requirement that reduces the necessary credits in social studies from 4 to 3, in the process eliminating their World History course. Cullen and Giordano discuss what this means for students in the district, also discussing another course that was eliminated, personal finance, and the political implications of such a change to curriculum. (Photo by Paul Harding/Getty Images for Leaders)
Dom Giordano, WPHT host and former teacher, has dedicated much of his daily show toward parents who are taking it into their own hands to push back against school boards that have a negative impact on their children. This has culminated in a weekly podcast on education, Readin', Writin', and Reason, which has allowed wonderful relationships to develop between Giordano, educators, and parents throughout the country who are speaking out against overbearing school boards.
Every year on the Dom Giordano Program on Philadelphia's 1210WPHT, Dom awards his Local and National 'Person of the Year' to a regular guest for what they've done within the past year. This year, Dom will announce a Readin' Writin' Reason Person of the Year as well, a guest from our podcast who listeners deem the best guest from the last year. We will have three podcasts announcing two nominees each, with listeners voting for who should move on each week, narrowing down to a final three by the end of the year.
First, Dom nominates Megan Brock, a mother from Bucks County who, after becoming involved in holding local elected officials accountable, launched ParentsHaveTheRightToKnow.com. In today’s nominating interview, Dom welcomes back Megan Brock, a mom from out in Bucks County, who along with other parents continues their crusade to understand what’s being done inside schools, particularly centered on Coronavirus lockdowns. Today, Brock presented in Harrisburg to State Senate a new bill for parental rights along with State Senator and Gubernatorial Candidate Doug Mastriano. Brock tells about the new bill presented by the State Senator, stressing the necessity for transparency from both the State government and local school boards when determining decisions on curriculum and lockdowns.
Then, Dom speaks with Dr. Elana Fishbein, another local mother who founded No Left Turn in Education, which seeks to reduce the politicization of school curricula, now featuring over 100 chapters nationwide. In today’s sample interview, Dom welcomes Dr. Elana back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss a situation she’s uncovered during a October 25th West Chester, PA school board meeting, in which Superintendent Dr. Bob Sokolowski admitted that, while he was serving as a Principal, helped hide a student’s gender transition from parents. This comes after months of pushback by liberals about conservatives creating boogeymen in schools that this kind of stuff is not happening. Fishbein explains the situation in schools, and why she and other mothers with school-aged children have bonded together to form No Left Turn, to push back against overbearing school boards creating solutions for problems that don’t exist.
To vote, head over to @DomShow1210 on Twitter and cast your vote on the poll pinned to the top of the Twitter timeline.
Dom tells about a situation unfolding in Upper Dublin, telling that Commissioners have voted to remove the nuclear family from the town seal, which prompts a call from the only Republican Commissioner Liz Ferry, who tells us about the ridiculous situation. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Dom welcomes Nathan Wiegert, a mixologist with Brown-Foreman, onto the Dom Giordano Program. Dom broadcasts live on Facebook as Nathan teaches him, step-by-step, how to create some specialty cocktails that he drew up specifically for the Dom Giordano Program listeners. If you’d like to try the recipes for yourself, check them below!
Miracle on the Boulevard
1.5oz Jack Daniels Bonded
.75oz Bitter Aperitivo
.75oz Tawny Port
3 dashes Pimento or Clove bitters
Stir over large ice cube. Flame orange twist on top
Gingerbread Cafe
1.5oz Herradura Reposado
1oz Espresso, chilled
.5oz Coffee Liqueur
.5oz Gingerbread syrup
Shake well, Strain into Cocktail glass, Garnish with Nutmeg
Yuletide Collins
1.5oz Fords Gin
.5oz Grapefruit juice
.5oz Rosemary syrup
Quickly shake to chill, strain into Tall glass filled with Ice, top with Club Soda.
Garnish with Cranberry-Rosemary skewer
(Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom welcomes Allan Domb, former Councilman and current Mayoral candidate in Philadelphia, back onto the Dom Giordano Program as the candidate spends some time in Kensington assessing a situation that’s caused a lot of trouble in the City of Philadelphia. Domb tells Dom what he’s seen through his travels, explaining the methodology behind the huge spike in crime in Philadelphia, telling how he would plan to fix it. Also, Dom previews what he plans to do about the issue of illegal firearms in the City, and tells how he plans to approach the opioid epidemic without using highly-controversial safe injection sites.
Then, Dom welcomes Rep. Amen Brown back on the Dom Giordano Program to discuss his coming announcement tomorrow that he’ll be throwing his hat into the Mayoral race ring. Dom tells listeners that he really believes Amen to be ahead of the rest of the candidates when it comes to fixing the city’s crime issue, asking Amen to explain why he chose to involve himself in the ongoing effort in Harrisburg to hold District Attorney Larry Krasner accountable. Giordano digs into Rep. Brown’s mindset on crime, asking what he plans to do with Police Commissioner and other aspects of public life, in an effort to fully revitalize the City, with Amen explaining the importance of listening and working with others. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by speaking at length about a couple local stories, telling that he’ll have two Mayoral candidates coming up on today’s show to discuss the current state of the City. Then, Dom tells about a column in the Philadelphia Inquirer that used a picture he posted on Twitter the other day of the piece of the Columbus statue box, reading back some commentary by the columnist that complains about the removal of the box and Dom deeming it a ‘historic event.’ Then, Dom comments on the big announcement from Donald Trump, a launch of trading cards, that really annoys both him and his producer Dan. Then, Dom tells about a situation unfolding in Upper Dublin, telling that Commissioners have voted to remove the nuclear family from the town seal, which prompts a call from the only Republican Commissioner Liz Ferry, who tells us about the ridiculous situation.
Dom Giordano relents that the Mummers have fallen in relevancy once again, telling that they'll now be airing on MeTV alongside shows like Adam-12 and Bonanza. (Photo by William Thomas Cain/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes Allan Domb, former Councilman and current Mayoral candidate in Philadelphia, back onto the Dom Giordano Program as the candidate spends some time in Kensington assessing a situation that’s caused a lot of trouble in the City of Philadelphia. Domb tells Dom what he’s seen through his travels, explaining the methodology behind the huge spike in crime in Philadelphia, telling how he would plan to fix it. Also, Dom previews what he plans to do about the issue of illegal firearms in the City, and tells how he plans to approach the opioid epidemic without using highly-controversial safe injection sites. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom welcomes Rep. Amen Brown back on the Dom Giordano Program to discuss his coming announcement tomorrow that he’ll be throwing his hat into the Mayoral race ring. Dom tells listeners that he really believes Amen to be ahead of the rest of the candidates when it comes to fixing the city’s crime issue, asking Amen to explain why he chose to involve himself in the ongoing effort in Harrisburg to hold District Attorney Larry Krasner accountable. Giordano digs into Rep. Brown’s mindset on crime, asking what he plans to do with Police Commissioner and other aspects of public life, in an effort to fully revitalize the City, with Amen explaining the importance of listening and working with others. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom welcomes Nathan Wiegert, a mixologist with Brown-Foreman, onto the Dom Giordano Program. Dom broadcasts live on Facebook as Nathan teaches him, step-by-step, how to create some specialty cocktails that he drew up specifically for the Dom Giordano Program listeners. If you’d like to try the recipes for yourself, check them below!
Miracle on the Boulevard
1.5oz Jack Daniels Bonded
.75oz Bitter Aperitivo
.75oz Tawny Port
3 dashes Pimento or Clove bitters
Stir over large ice cube. Flame orange twist on top
Gingerbread Cafe
1.5oz Herradura Reposado
1oz Espresso, chilled
.5oz Coffee Liqueur
.5oz Gingerbread syrup
Shake well, Strain into Cocktail glass, Garnish with Nutmeg
Yuletide Collins
1.5oz Fords Gin
.5oz Grapefruit juice
.5oz Rosemary syrup
Quickly shake to chill, strain into Tall glass filled with Ice, top with Club Soda.
Garnish with Cranberry-Rosemary skewer
Dom Giordano welcomes Philadelphia Mayoral Candidate Cherelle Parker on the Dom Giordano Program, who tells him why she's running on a platform that is largely built on public safety and criminal justice, and explains why she supports the push in South Philadelphia against safe injection sites. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom welcomes Abington Police Chief Patrick Molloy back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss a crazy story out in Abington, in which a person posted a picture to social media of them proudly pointing a handgun at the head of a police officer. Molloy takes us inside the department as they responded to the case, highlighting the great work his officers have done, but warning of the negative consequences of anti-Police rhetoric. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Dom welcomes Abington Police Chief Patrick Molloy back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss a crazy story out in Abington, in which a person posted a picture to social media of them proudly pointing a handgun at the head of a police officer. Molloy takes us inside the department as they responded to the case, highlighting the great work his officers have done, but warning of the negative consequences of anti-Police rhetoric. Also, Dom revisits topics throughout the show including new information about January 6th, and deems his winner for the question of the day, asking for things related to the South. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom welcomes former Councilwoman and current candidate for Mayor of Philadelphia Cherelle Parker back onto the Dom Giordano Program after her announcement to discuss what she hopes to accomplish if elected to office. Parker, a Philadelphia native who was born, went to school, and has worked in Philadelphia public office almost her entire career, tells Dom why public safety is a cornerstone of her political platform, telling that no matter the background, every Philadelphian wants a safer City. Also, Cherelle explains why other candidates are lacking in the field of criminal justice, and tells why she’s against safe injection sites in South Philadelphia. (Photo by Mark Makela/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes Rep. Dawn Keefer, one of the head of Pennsylvania’s Freedom Caucus, back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss some proposed changes to the way we vote here in Pennsylvania. Currently, in Harrisburg, lawmakers are looking how to fill some gaps exposed in the 2020 election laws centered on mail-in balloting and electioneering. Rep. Keefer joined us after the founding of the Freedom Caucus in Pennsylvania, telling that a primary goal of the union is fixing mistakes made by both Republican and Democratic officials that have allowed for issues with election integrity. Keefer takes Giordano through multiple propositions sifting through the Statehouse, offering why certain aspects are dangerous for the security of our elections. (Photo by Getty Images)
Broad and Liberty columnist Ben Mannes dials Dom in an impromptu call to tell why he thinks there may be some truth behind January 6th conspiracy theories that ask why law enforcement didn't prepare a heavy response after multiple warnings of an insurrection. (Photo by Jon Cherry/Getty Images)
In a heartfelt discussion about police recruitment, Dan exclaims, as a young person, that nobody wants to be cops anymore. "Why would they," he asked Dom. This prompted a longtime police officer Bob to dial in an offer his two cents, telling why he believes there still to be kids who still dream to be cops. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom welcomes Rep. Dawn Keefer, one of the head of Pennsylvania’s Freedom Caucus, back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss some proposed changes to the way we vote here in Pennsylvania. Currently, in Harrisburg, lawmakers are looking how to fill some gaps exposed in the 2020 election laws centered on mail-in balloting and electioneering. Rep. Keefer joined us after the founding of the Freedom Caucus in Pennsylvania, telling that a primary goal of the union is fixing mistakes made by both Republican and Democratic officials that have allowed for issues with election integrity. Keefer takes Giordano through multiple propositions sifting through the Statehouse, offering why certain aspects are dangerous for the security of our elections.
Then, Dom moves onto updating the story behind Angela Reading, a mother in Burlington County who joined us earlier this week after resigning from her post on the School Board after being flagged by the military for complaining about the sexual nature of a poster in her child’s elementary school. This causes Dom and Dan to take a moment to tell what they like most about being on-air, telling that moments like these and moments of proactivity really make the show great. Then, in today’s Dan Time with Dom, Dan offers up his five thing he hates most about driving in Philadelphia, explaining why he thinks the City needs to make bikes and bike lanes illegal. (Photo by Reg Speller/Fox Photos/Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by offering his opinion on a groundbreaking new report from Yahoo! News, in which author Jana Winter tells about a tip that was given to the Department of Homeland Security prior to January 6th, alerting authorities of a brewing conspiracy to take the Capitol. Then, Dom offers up a local story, telling of an article written in Villanova University’s student newspaper that tells of a controversy centered on a ‘thin blue line’ flag in a charity parade. Dom offers his frustration with the continued idea that it’s become morally reprehensible to propagate safety for those who keep us safe.
Then, Dom welcomes former Councilwoman and current candidate for Mayor of Philadelphia Cherelle Parker back onto the Dom Giordano Program after her announcement to discuss what she hopes to accomplish if elected to office. Parker, a Philadelphia native who was born, went to school, and has worked in Philadelphia public office almost her entire career, tells Dom why public safety is a cornerstone of her political platform, telling that no matter the background, every Philadelphian wants a safer City. Also, Cherelle explains why other candidates are lacking in the field of criminal justice, and tells why she’s against safe injection sites in South Philadelphia. (Photo by Brent Stirton/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes Nicholas Eberstadt, author of Men Without Work, back onto the Dom Giordano Program after a caller suggested his book as some answers to the workforce involvement questions that Dom has had throughout the show. Eberstadt, an expert who’s been ahead of the fold on the lack of involvement in the workforce by younger generations, explains to Giordano exactly what happened here and how people are getting by financially without partaking in the labor force. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom welcomes Representative Guy Reschenthaler back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss what to expect as the Congressman enters into his upcoming position as Chief Deputy Whip in the U.S. Congress for Republicans. Reschenthaler first answers Dom that he will not get to wield a physical whip, instead telling Dom the incredibly interesting history behind the naming of the role and what the role actually does in Congress. Then, Guy tells Giordano what he hopes to accomplish as Chief Deputy Whip, first focusing on the future of a Hunter Biden investigation, explaining why he feels the topic is pertinent for Congress to investigate. Also, Reschenthaler takes us through multiple other issues, including immigration and an investigation into Dr. Fauci, telling what conservatives can expect from a Republican-led Congress. (Photo by Greg Nash-Pool/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes J.D. Mullane, Columnist for the Bucks County Courier back onto the Dom Giordano Program, after Mullane penned a column exposing a situation in which a local business faced some governmental heat for showing a conservative film. Mullane takes us inside the shocking story, telling of a threat levied by Newtown commissioners against the Green Parrot for hosting a conservative group, solely because they were going to show a film that had a wide theater release. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Dom leads off the Dom Giordano Program by returning to a discussion on the economy, bringing up again the continued numbers that point to horrible workforce involvement. Dom asks listeners to ring in with their suggestions as to why we’re seeing such low involvement, and tells that a guest that a listener suggested last hour, Nicholas Eberstadt, will be joining coming up at 2:30PM. Dom and Dan then offer their thoughts on the developments surrounding FTX, then play their Money Melody, asking for the cover artist of a famous Christmas song.
Then, Dom welcomes Nicholas Eberstadt, author of Men Without Work, back onto the Dom Giordano Program after a caller suggested his book as some answers to the workforce involvement questions that Dom has had throughout the show. Eberstadt, an expert who’s been ahead of the fold on the lack of involvement in the workforce by younger generations, explains to Giordano exactly what happened here and how people are getting by financially without partaking in the labor force. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom offers his thoughts on the FTX situation, explaining why he believes crypto is a fad and not the future of currency. Then, Giordano takes a call from a caller who he allegedly helped a couple years ago, who thanks Giordano for helping him completely turn his life around. After that, Dom reignites an idea from yesterday’s show, telling that after sleeping on it, he would like to move forward with offering a ‘Conservative Radio Host Story Hour’ at a local library, asking listeners what books he should read, landing on ‘The Little Engine That Could.’
Then, Dom welcomes J.D. Mullane, Columnist for the Bucks County Courier back onto the Dom Giordano Program, after Mullane penned a column exposing a situation in which a local business faced some governmental heat for showing a conservative film. Mullane takes us inside the shocking story, telling of a threat levied by Newtown commissioners against the Green Parrot for hosting a conservative group, solely because they were going to show a film that had a wide theater release. (Photo by Craig Barritt/Getty Images for CARE For Special Children )
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by discussing the continued horrible inflation numbers for the Biden administration, playing back Biden hilariously gloating about a great economy in light of this bleak economic news. Dom also plays a clip from Randi Weingarten, the head of the teacher’s union, who tried propagating that Biden has been the most impactful president since Franklin Delano Roosevelt, which Dom finds laughable. Also, Dom and Producer Dan try to determine what people are doing as workforce involvement remains low.
Then, Dom welcomes Representative Guy Reschenthaler back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss what to expect as the Congressman enters into his upcoming position as Chief Deputy Whip in the U.S. Congress for Republicans. Reschenthaler first answers Dom that he will not get to wield a physical whip, instead telling Dom the incredibly interesting history behind the naming of the role and what the role actually does in Congress. Then, Guy tells Giordano what he hopes to accomplish as Chief Deputy Whip, first focusing on the future of a Hunter Biden investigation, explaining why he feels the topic is pertinent for Congress to investigate. Also, Reschenthaler takes us through multiple other issues, including immigration and an investigation into Dr. Fauci, telling what conservatives can expect from a Republican-led Congress. (Photo by Jacquelyn Martin-Pool/Getty Images)
Dom Giordano shares a story out of Newtown Township, in which a Supervisor sounded way too much like a mafia boss after levying threats against a restaurant for showing a film. (Photo by Getty Images)
In today’s third hour, Dom leads off by reflecting upon the first hour of today’s show, telling how he felt as George Bochetto presented him with a piece of the box that used to contain the Christopher Columbus statue in Marconi Plaza after it was boarded up following protests after the George Floyd situation. Dom tells why Columbus means so much to Italian-Americans, telling that it goes much deeper than solely pushing back against a woke mob. Then, Dom plays his Money Melody, then cycles through multiple topics of the day, including the shocking news of that, over the weekend, City Hall in Philadelphia saw it’s brass railings stolen.
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom welcomes Angela Reading, a former school board member in the Northern Burlington Board of Education over in New Jersey, onto the Dom Giordano Program. Angela recently resigned from the school board after a post she made on social media prompted a military response. Reading, after bringing her 7-year-old to a ‘Math Night’ at Upper Elementary School, posted that she was livid while reading explicit posters at her daughter’s school that prompted her daughter to ask what ‘polysexual’ meant. After posting on social media, it came to light that another parent involved with the military prompted a response from Joint Base McGuire-Dix-Lakehurst, who flagged her to local police as a ‘safety concern.’ Reading explains why she withdrew from the school board, and tells what she plans to do next to push back against this injustice.
Then, Dom welcomes legendary broadcaster Lou Dobbs back onto the Dom Giordano Program after the host went viral on social media for calling for a shutdown of the Department of Justice and the FBI, and any other organization that doesn’t prioritize America and the needs of citizens first. Lou clarifies the comments, explaining that there are many organizations working for the Federal government that seem to have twisted priorities, putting ‘wokeness’ and things like CRT on a pedestal. Dobbs explains why priorities are important when considering organizations, especially the FBI, and gives a bit of history behind when the organization started to become politicized. Also, Giordano and Dobbs prognosticate what they think will happen with leadership moving forward as Republicans take control, with both offering up who they would like to lead the Party. (Photo by Christopher Furlong/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes Angela Reading, a former school board member in the Northern Burlington Board of Education over in New Jersey, onto the Dom Giordano Program. Angela recently resigned from the school board after a post she made on social media prompted a military response. Reading, after bringing her 7-year-old to a ‘Math Night’ at Upper Elementary School, posted that she was livid while reading explicit posters at her daughter’s school that prompted her daughter to ask what ‘polysexual’ meant. After posting on social media, it came to light that another parent involved with the military prompted a response from Joint Base McGuire-Dix-Lakehurst, who flagged her to local police as a ‘safety concern.’ Reading explains why she withdrew from the school board, and tells what she plans to do next to push back against this injustice. (Photo by Rodin Eckenroth/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes legendary broadcaster Lou Dobbs back onto the Dom Giordano Program after the host went viral on social media for calling for a shutdown of the Department of Justice and the FBI, and any other organization that doesn’t prioritize America and the needs of citizens first. Lou clarifies the comments, explaining that there are many organizations working for the Federal government that seem to have twisted priorities, putting ‘wokeness’ and things like CRT on a pedestal. Dobbs explains why priorities are important when considering organizations, especially the FBI, and gives a bit of history behind when the organization started to become politicized. Also, Giordano and Dobbs prognosticate what they think will happen with leadership moving forward as Republicans take control, with both offering up who they would like to lead the Party. (Photo by Alex Wong/Getty Images)
Dom is surprised live in studio by George Bochetto with an actual piece of the plywood box that covered the Christopher Columbus statue in South Philadelphia just days after the Commonwealth Court decision that the City of Philadelphia must remove the covering over the statue. Bochetto brings listeners and Giordano inside the whole back and forth with the City, expressing his delight in the final decision, explaining why as an Italian-American this means so much to him. Also, Bochetto previews what to expect next, telling that he fully expects the Mayor’s office to follow through on their fiscal duty to restore the Christopher Columbus statue back to its former glory.
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by discussing the great news from over the weekend, telling how he felt as the Columbus statue was released from the plywood box jail that the statue has been locked in since the George Floyd protests. Then, Dom previews the show, telling that George Bochetto will be joining but also telling the story of an Angela Reading, a mother who’s had to go through a ton of nonsense for speaking up against an explicit poster at her daughter’s Elementary School.
Then, Dom is surprised live in studio by George Bochetto with an actual piece of the plywood box that covered the Christopher Columbus statue in South Philadelphia just days after the Commonwealth Court decision that the City of Philadelphia must remove the covering over the statue. Bochetto brings listeners and Giordano inside the whole back and forth with the City, expressing his delight in the final decision, explaining why as an Italian-American this means so much to him. Also, Bochetto previews what to expect next, telling that he fully expects the Mayor’s office to follow through on their fiscal duty to restore the Christopher Columbus statue back to its former glory.
Dom welcomes in Dr. Marty Makary, author of The Price We Pay, to discuss the revelations discovered in the Twitter Files drop, with it now becoming clear that those speaking out against Coronavirus edicts were indeed ‘shadow banned.’ Dr. Marty Makary explains that it now makes sense why we haven’t heard many dissenting opinions speaking out against the overbearing nature of the federal guidelines, natural immunity, and negative implications of the vaccine. Dom and Makary lay forth why this is such a negative for society as a whole, explaining the real issues here, particularly the price that children had to play after their livelihoods were stripped from them with school closures. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom Giordano, WPHT host and former teacher, has dedicated much of his daily show toward parents who are taking it into their own hands to push back against school boards that have a negative impact on their children. This has culminated in a weekly podcast on education, Readin', Writin', and Reason, which has allowed wonderful relationships to develop between Giordano, educators, and parents throughout the country who are speaking out against overbearing school boards.
Every year on the Dom Giordano Program on Philadelphia's 1210WPHT, Dom awards his Local and National 'Person of the Year' to a regular guest for what they've done within the past year. This year, Dom will announce a Readin' Writin' Reason Person of the Year as well, a guest from our podcast who listeners deem the best guest from the last year. We will have three podcasts announcing two nominees each, with listeners voting for who should move on each week, narrowing down to a final three by the end of the year.
First, Dom nominates Joan Cullen, former President of the Pennridge School District and Keith Olbermann’s ‘Worst Person in the World.’ Cullen has become a regular on both Readin’, Writin’, and Reason and the Dom Giordano Program as she continues to push back against the infusion of hyper-progressive ideology into school curriculum, in doing so taking flak from the Left.
Then, Dom nominates Beth Ann Rossica, Executive Director of Back To School PA, who has also become a regular as she helps to get school board members with the correct priorities elected throughout the state of Pennsylvania. Rossica’s most impressive feat this year was a win she received in court, after she filed a petition against school board members in West Chester who refused to justify incredibly overbearing pandemic policies in their district.
To vote, head over to @DomShow1210 on Twitter and cast your vote on the poll pinned to the top of the Twitter timeline.
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom leads off by offering his take on the news revealed in the Twitter Files released by new owner Elon Musk. Dom tells what Bari Weiss has discovered, telling that the ‘shadow ban’ that previous execs would scoff at as ‘fake news’ was indeed real. Dom explains the damaging nature of such a revelation, explaining why this goes much deeper than just censorship. Then, Dom tells about a fight brewing between North Wildwood and the State of New Jersey after North Wildwood officials enabled work on their dunes against the wishes of the State. Dom reflects on last summer’s dune situation in North Wildwood, complaining that at one point they seemed to be over 10 feet.
Then, Dom welcomes in media critic Scott Cronick back onto the Dom Giordano Program to get what’s worth watching this holiday season in both television and film. First, Dom leads off by asking Scott for his opinion on the new Addams Family series Wednesday on Netflix, with Scott explaining why the show has become the most watched English-language Netflix series of all-time. Also, Scott rules on whether Die Hard is a Christmas film, and offers up his top 3 Christmas films of all-time, which run counter to Dom’s top 10 list from earlier in the week. (Photo by Andrew Renneisen/Getty Images))
Dom welcomes in media critic Scott Cronick back onto the Dom Giordano Program to get what’s worth watching this holiday season in both television and film. First, Dom leads off by asking Scott for his opinion on the new Addams Family series Wednesday on Netflix, with Scott explaining why the show has become the most watched English-language Netflix series of all-time. Also, Scott rules on whether Die Hard is a Christmas film, and offers up his top 3 Christmas films of all-time, which run counter to Dom’s top 10 list from earlier in the week. (Photo by Charley Gallay/Getty Images for Netflix)
Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Dom continues the Dom Giordano Program with commentary centered on the breaking news of the Commonwealth Court ruling that the box surrounding the Christopher Columbus statue in South Philadelphia’s Marconi Plaza must be removed. Then, Dom welcomes in Dr. Marty Makary, author of The Price We Pay, to discuss the revelations discovered in the Twitter Files drop, with it now becoming clear that those speaking out against Coronavirus edicts were indeed ‘shadow banned.’ Dr. Marty Makary explains that it now makes sense why we haven’t heard many dissenting opinions speaking out against the overbearing nature of the federal guidelines, natural immunity, and negative implications of the vaccine. Dom and Makary lay forth why this is such a negative for society as a whole, explaining the real issues here, particularly the price that children had to play after their livelihoods were stripped from them with school closures.
Then, Dom welcomes George Bochetto back onto the Dom Giordano Program to provide an update on what’s going on down at Marconi Plaza. Bochetto tells us that he’s now arrived at the site of the boxed-in Christopher Columbus statue, previewing a press conference coming up today at 3:00 in which the lawyer will remove the box from the statue. Bochetto explains that this is a big win for all ethnic groups, not Italians, explaining how this prevents them from attacks by a tyrannical woke mob. (Photo by Britta Pedersen-Pool/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes George Bochetto back onto the Dom Giordano Program to provide an update on what’s going on down at Marconi Plaza. Bochetto tells us that he’s now arrived at the site of the boxed-in Christopher Columbus statue, previewing a press conference coming up today at 3:00 in which the lawyer will remove the box from the statue. Bochetto explains that this is a big win for all ethnic groups, not Italians, explaining how this prevents them from attacks by a tyrannical woke mob. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by breaking some great news, telling that the Commonwealth Court has ruled to remove the wooden box surrounding the Christopher Columbus statue in South Philadelphia. Dom leads off the show welcoming in attorney George Bochetto and South Philadelphia activist Jody Della Barba, the two leading forces in pushing for the removal of the box, who are ecstatic as they read the decision from the court. Bochetto reveals to Giordano that he plans to head down to Marconi Plaza today and remove the box himself, explaining that Ptelling Dom that he will provide updates throughout the show as he heads down to South Philadelphia
Then, Dom welcomes legendary broadcaster Bill O’Reilly back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss multiple topics playing out across the Country. First, Giordano asks O’Reilly about his fantastic Killing series, with O’Reilly recommending that listeners check out the newest installment, Killing the Legends, focusing this time on the larger-than-life stories of huge celebrities such as Elvis Presley and Muhammed Ali. Then, Giordano tells O’Reilly about the breaking news concerning the Christopher Columbus statue, explaining the ideology behind liberals who try and tear down statues, explaining the ultimate purpose and goal of their overbearing censorship. Then, Giordano asks Bill for his opinion on the trade between the United States and Russia for Brittney Griner, with Bill pointing out all the negatives of the horrible deal the released ‘The Merchant of Death.’ (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by breaking some great news, telling that the Commonwealth Court has ruled to remove the wooden box surrounding the Christopher Columbus statue in South Philadelphia. Dom leads off the show welcoming in attorney George Bochetto and South Philadelphia activist Jody Della Barba, the two leading forces in pushing for the removal of the box, who are ecstatic as they read the decision from the court. Bochetto reveals to Giordano that he plans to head down to Marconi Plaza today and remove the box himself, explaining that Police will have to arrest him if they try to stop him, telling Dom that he will provide updates throughout the show as he heads down to South Philadelphia. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom welcomes legendary broadcaster Bill O’Reilly back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss multiple topics playing out across the Country. First, Giordano asks O’Reilly about his fantastic Killing series, with O’Reilly recommending that listeners check out the newest installment, Killing the Legends, focusing this time on the larger-than-life stories of huge celebrities such as Elvis Presley and Muhammed Ali. Then, Giordano tells O’Reilly about the breaking news concerning the Christopher Columbus statue, explaining the ideology behind liberals who try and tear down statues, explaining the ultimate purpose and goal of their overbearing censorship. Then, Giordano asks Bill for his opinion on the trade between the United States and Russia for Brittney Griner, with Bill pointing out all the negatives of the horrible deal the released ‘The Merchant of Death.’ (Photo by Ilya S. Savenok/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes Liz Preate-Havey, Chair of the Montgomery County GOP, back onto the Dom Giordano Program to recognize her as a ‘John the Baptist’ type concerning mail-in balloting in upcoming elections. In a recent column, Giordano wrote about Preate-Havey being far ahead of the fold, explaining how she has recognized the importance of embracing mail-in ballots due to the refusal of Democrats to eliminate the questionable voting strategy. Preate-Havey argues that Republicans need to employ all the tools they can to win, even if they disagree with the ability and allowance. Also, Giordano and Preate-Havey discuss other things that Republicans need to employ to further their chances in future elections, and reflect upon the recent losses in Pennsylvania by Republicans in both the senate and gubernatorial races. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom welcomes New Jersey State Senator Mike Testa back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss a column he penned for SaveJersey.com titled ‘It’s time for the NJEA to take a hard look in the mirror,’ which calls out the New Jersey Education Association for their recent convention in Atlantic City last month. Testa writes, “instead of focusing on the things that matter to parents and their children, such as recouping grave learning losses due to draconian shutdowns of our schools, the NJEA felt it was worthwhile to host a drag queen story hour and invited irrelevant social justice warriors Nikole Hannah Jones and David Hogg to speak.” Testa explains to Dom why he felt the need to pen the column, pointing to the prioritization of political issues over something like strategizing with teachers to reduce and make up for the monumental loss of learning during the Coronavirus pandemic. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Dom leads off the Dom Giordano Program by continuing his conversation centered on Brittney Griner’s release from a Russian prison in an exchange for notorious arms dealer, ‘The Merchant of Death’ Viktor Bout. Then, after playing Dom’s Money Melody featuring a Christmas tune sung by Michael McDonald, Dom offers up multiple stories for discussion, particularly a revelation that the American Girl doll brand is prepared to start propagating puberty blockers, which sets him off.
Then, Dom welcomes in Kelsey Bolar, a Senior Policy Analyst for the Independent Women’s Forum, to discuss the news of the American Girl brand involving themselves in politics. Bolar tells Giordano and the audience that in a new book titled “A Smart Girl’s Guide: Body Image,” American Girl propagates puberty blockers to young girls. Bolar explains why she takes umbrage with this, explaining of the negative impact of blasting such an ideology to children at a young age. (Photo by U.S. Department of Justice via Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom welcomes New Jersey State Senator Mike Testa back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss a column he penned for SaveJersey.com titled ‘It’s time for the NJEA to take a hard look in the mirror,’ which calls out the New Jersey Education Association for their recent convention in Atlantic City last month. Testa writes, “instead of focusing on the things that matter to parents and their children, such as recouping grave learning losses due to draconian shutdowns of our schools, the NJEA felt it was worthwhile to host a drag queen story hour and invited irrelevant social justice warriors Nikole Hannah Jones and David Hogg to speak.” Testa explains to Dom why he felt the need to pen the column, pointing to the prioritization of political issues over something like strategizing with teachers to reduce and make up for the monumental loss of learning during the Coronavirus pandemic.
Then, Dom welcomes in former congressman Col. Allen B. West to discuss the decision by the Biden administration to trade ‘The Merchant of Death’ Viktor Bout in exchange for wrongfully imprisoned WNBA star Brittney Griner. Col. West, who made national news speaking out against the Obama administration when dealing with the release of Bowe Bergdahl, draws comparisons between the Bergdahl situation and what we’re seeing play out with Griner. West tells about the political aspects of such a release, and argues why he’s vehemently against allowing somebody like ‘the Merchant of Death’ to walk free. Also, Dom gets West’s thoughts on the Georgia runoff election, with West explaining what Republican candidate Herschel Walker and the rest of the Party could have done to further the chances of Republicans in the election. (Photo by Alex Grimm/Getty Images)
Then, Dom welcomes in Kelsey Bolar, a Senior Policy Analyst for the Independent Women’s Forum, to discuss the news of the American Girl brand involving themselves in politics. Bolar tells Giordano and the audience that in a new book titled “A Smart Girl’s Guide: Body Image,” American Girl propagates puberty blockers to young girls. Bolar explains why she takes umbrage with this, explaining of the negative impact of blasting such an ideology to children at a young age. (Photo by Kevin Winter/Getty Images for American Girl)
Dom welcomes in former congressman Col. Allen B. West to discuss the decision by the Biden administration to trade ‘The Merchant of Death’ Viktor Bout in exchange for wrongfully imprisoned WNBA star Brittney Griner. Col. West, who made national news speaking out against the Obama administration when dealing with the release of Bowe Bergdahl, draws comparisons between the Bergdahl situation and what we’re seeing play out with Griner. West tells about the political aspects of such a release, and argues why he’s vehemently against allowing somebody like ‘the Merchant of Death’ to walk free. Also, Dom gets West’s thoughts on the Georgia runoff election, with West explaining what Republican candidate Herschel Walker and the rest of the Party could have done to further the chances of Republicans in the election. (Photo by U.S. Department of Justice via Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by discussing the horrible trade by the Biden administration to get WNBA star Brittney Griner released from a Russian prison, trading ‘The Merchant of Death’ Viktor Bout for the release of the basketball player. Dom expresses his frustration with the decision, telling the lengthy rap sheet behind arguably the most notorious arms dealer of all-time. Dom addresses the claims by the Left that the Right is being anti-LGBT and racist by speaking out against the trade, arguing that he would be upset no matter who was traded for an absolutely evil person.
Then, Dom welcomes Liz Preate-Havey, Chair of the Montgomery County GOP, back onto the Dom Giordano Program to recognize her as a ‘John the Baptist’ type concerning mail-in balloting in upcoming elections. In a recent column, Giordano wrote about Preate-Havey being far ahead of the fold, explaining how she has recognized the importance of embracing mail-in ballots due to the refusal of Democrats to eliminate the questionable voting strategy. Preate-Havey argues that Republicans need to employ all the tools they can to win, even if they disagree with the ability and allowance. Also, Giordano and Preate-Havey discuss other things that Republicans need to employ to further their chances in future elections, and reflect upon the recent losses in Pennsylvania by Republicans in both the senate and gubernatorial races. (Photo by Mike Mattina/Getty Images)
Dom Giordano reveals that Elon Musk has fallen in the rankings for 'the Richest Person in the World,' revealing that the CEO of Louis Vuitton has taken the top spot. (Photo by Drew Angerer/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Dom leads off the Dom Giordano Program by continuing the thread from last hour, a discussion about the Krasner impeachment, asking what Philadelphians are supposed to do if not impeachment to hold elected officials accountable. Dom brings up the standard defense, that Republicans need to wait until the next election to remove the DA, bringing to light the obvious fact of a Democratic monopoly in Philadelphia, telling how he thinks Republicans could gain some ground both in Philadelphia and in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. Then, Dom tells of the ridiculous secondary market pricing on the new Philadelphia Eagles Christmas album, asking whether Jason Kelce is the most beloved athlete in the entirety of Philadelphia. Also, Dom plays out his side question, asking for great opening sequences from television shows, and plays his Money Melody for the day. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by offering his analysis on the runoff election in Georgia that saw Republican Herschel Walker fall to Democrat Raphael Warnock, explaining why he believes Republicans lost the very crucial election. Dom ties this to local politics, asking if last night had echoes of the Oz/Fetterman campaign and vote, asking whether the candidate or the Party is at fault for the loss. Then, Giordano plays back reaction from the vote, telling about Stephen Colbert’s comment that ‘Senate isn’t a place where people with football brain injuries go to work,’ forgetting questions of cognition raised about both Joe Biden and John Fetterman. Also, Giordano discusses how the Republican Party needs to move forward, playing back and agreeing with a comment made by Newt Gingrich that Republicans must embrace mail-in voting rather than fight against it if they want to win in the future. Then, Dom delves into an interview provided by Republican contender to Larry Krasner, Chuck Peruto, on yesterday’s Dan Abrams show on NewsNation. In the interview, Peruto claims that there’s no way Krasner gets impeached, calling the effort political theater and unfair to Philadelphia voters, which Dom takes issue with.
Then, Dom welcomes in Matt Sharp, Senior Counsel at Alliance Defending Freedom, the law firm representing Lorie Smith, owner of 303 Creative, whose case is sifting through the United States Supreme Court. Smith wants to create websites for weddings, but because of her faith, has an objection about same-sex marriage, and would like to be able to operate without the requirement to serve same-sex individuals in light of her moral and religious objections. Matt takes us inside the Supreme Court hearing, first discussing the hypotheticals raised by Justices, then telling where he expects the case to go. (Photo by Megan Varner/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes in Matt Sharp, Senior Counsel at Alliance Defending Freedom, the law firm representing Lorie Smith, owner of 303 Creative, whose case is sifting through the United States Supreme Court. Smith wants to create websites for weddings, but because of her faith, has an objection about same-sex marriage, and would like to be able to operate without the requirement to serve same-sex individuals in light of her moral and religious objections. Matt takes us inside the Supreme Court hearing, first discussing the hypotheticals raised by Justices, then telling where he expects the case to go. (Photo by Anna Moneymaker/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes former Republican DA candidate in Philadelphia Chuck Peruto back onto the Dom Giordano Program after he provided an interview to NewsNation’s Dan Abrams, in which he told the host that he believes Republicans have no shot in removing Larry Krasner from office after his impeachment. In the interview, Peruto makes the argument that Krasner has done nothing illegal, so for the sake of precedent, he does not believe Krasner should be impeached. Peruto explains that Philadelphians voted him in, and it’s the responsibility of Philadelphia voters, through elections, to remove Krasner. Giordano takes umbrage with this, offering to Peruto how he believes this damages the final goal of the impeachment, being heightened public safety for people living in Philadelphia. (Photo by Scott Heins/Getty Images)
Dom Giordano has lost whatever faith he had in society left after learning that Shark Week is under fire for being racist. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom leads off by discussing TIME Magazine’s Person of the Year for 2022, telling that the magazine has awarded Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy the annual award. Dom reads back some commentary about Elon Musk, a contender for the spot, revealing that he’s fallen far on the ‘Richest People in the World’ list, reporting that Louis Vuitton CEO Bernard Arnault has taken the spot, which somewhat annoys the host.
Then, Dom welcomes former Republican DA candidate in Philadelphia Chuck Peruto back onto the Dom Giordano Program after he provided an interview to NewsNation’s Dan Abrams, in which he told the host that he believes Republicans have no shot in removing Larry Krasner from office after his impeachment. In the interview, Peruto makes the argument that Krasner has done nothing illegal, so for the sake of precedent, he does not believe Krasner should be impeached. Peruto explains that Philadelphians voted him in, and it’s the responsibility of Philadelphia voters, through elections, to remove Krasner. Giordano takes umbrage with this, offering to Peruto how he believes this damages the final goal of the impeachment, being heightened public safety for people living in Philadelphia. (Photo by Stefanie Loos-Pool/Getty Images)
Dom Giordano asks what happened to Howard Stern after the legendary radio host tried arguing that Kirstie Alley's anti-mandate views contributed to her death. (Photo by Kevin Kane/Getty Images For The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame)
Dom Giordano is utterly confused when new SCOTUS Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson tries summoning 'It's a Wonderful Life!' in an argument about race and discrimination. (Photo by Justin Sullivan/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes friend of the show Pastor Bill Devlin, leader of Octane Faith, back onto the Dom Giordano Program after receiving a President’s Volunteer Service Award last week for his decades of work aiding Christians and others impacted in war torn areas throughout the world. Devlin, a Purple Heart recipient during the Vietnam War, runs the REDEEM! and Widows and Orphans organizations, which are dedicated to raising funds and providing aid to those most desperately in need throughout the World. Recently, Bill spent time in an underground bunker in Ukraine, and just came back from spending some time working with vulnerable people in Nigeria. (Photo by Ben Rose/Getty Images for ServiceWorks)
Dom welcomes Andre Boyer, Chief of S.I.T.E., Pennsylvania’s State Agents, who has been tasked by gas station owners to protect their business and customers as crime spikes in Philadelphia. Boyer has been all over local news recently explaining his purpose, telling 6ABC of the difference between his organization and standard security guards, further elaborating to Giordano. Boyer explains how his organization works, telling about the certification they’ve received from State Police, putting forth everything that the agents are capable, including arresting perpetrators. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom Giordano reveals his annual Top 10 list of his favorite Christmas films of all time, with some heavy critique by Producer Dan Borowski.
In today’s third hour, Dom leads off the Dom Giordano Program by continuing two threads from last hour, first playing back audio of the brother of Brian Sicknick, the office who passed soon after the January 6th riot, explaining why he and others related to the Capitol Police denied a handshake from Republican leaders prior to a Gold Medal Ceremony. Then, Dom returns to the topic of armed security agents protecting Philadelphia gas stations, asking whether a request by Wawas in Philadelphia would be a cause for change by elected officials. After that, Dom spends some time in the world of pop culture, offering up criticism of Howard Stern’s take on the death of Kirstie Alley, and playing back clips from The Office’s Mindy Kaling who suggests the show couldn’t be made today. (Photo by Jon Kopaloff/Getty Images)
In today’s second hour, Dom welcomes friend of the show Pastor Bill Devlin, leader of Octane Faith, back onto the Dom Giordano Program after receiving a President’s Volunteer Service Award last week for his decades of work aiding Christians and others impacted in war torn areas throughout the world. Devlin, a Purple Heart recipient during the Vietnam War, runs the REDEEM! and Widows and Orphans organizations, which are dedicated to raising funds and providing aid to those most desperately in need throughout the World. Recently, Bill spent time in an underground bunker in Ukraine, and just came back from spending some time working with vulnerable people in Nigeria.
Then, Dom welcomes Andre Boyer, Chief of S.I.T.E., Pennsylvania’s State Agents, who has been tasked by gas station owners to protect their business and customers as crime spikes in Philadelphia. Boyer has been all over local news recently explaining his purpose, telling 6ABC of the difference between his organization and standard security guards, further elaborating to Giordano. Boyer explains how his organization works, telling about the certification they’ve received from State Police, putting forth everything that the agents are capable, including arresting perpetrators. (Photo by Jessica Kourkounis/Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by exclaiming that Philadelphia and the officials running the City need to be shamed. Dom tells that coming up on today’s show, he’ll have the Chief of a security detail that’s been called upon to protect a gas station on Broad Street because the City can’t control the rampant crime. Then, Dom offers his opinion on the continued Supreme Court hearing of the case of Lorie Smith, a videographer who refuses to serve homosexual individuals. After that, Dom sees live on the studio television’s C-SPAN a ridiculous incident during the Gold Medal ceremony for the Capitol Police after January 6th, telling that officers and their families intentionally ignored a handshake from Republican leaders.
In today’s second hour, Dom welcomes friend of the show Pastor Bill Devlin, leader of Octane Faith, back onto the Dom Giordano Program after receiving a President’s Volunteer Service Award last week for his decades of work aiding Christians and others impacted in war torn areas throughout the world. Devlin, a Purple Heart recipient during the Vietnam War, runs the REDEEM! and Widows and Orphans organizations, which are dedicated to raising funds and providing aid to those most desperately in need throughout the World. Recently, Bill spent time in an underground bunker in Ukraine, and just came back from spending some time working with vulnerable people in Nigeria. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom Giordano tells that TIME Magazine has released their nominees for the 2022 Person of the Year, which peaks a conversation with his producer Dan about who they truly feel should get the nod. (Photo by John Moore/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes in Montgomery County Commissioner Joe Gale onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss his opposition to a pay raise for elected officials, refusing a raise himself and asking for other elected officials to do the same. Then, Dom and Joe reflect on the recent elections that saw both Dr. Mehmet Oz and Doug Mastriano lose their respective races in what was supposed to be a ‘red wave,’ with Joe pointing out the shortcomings by Republicans, telling what he would’ve advised them to do differently. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom welcomes in Philadelphia Flyers legend Chris Therien onto the Dom Giordano Program to hear about his new book ‘Road to Redemption,’ which tells the story of his recovery from alcoholism during his career and after retiring from hockey. First, Chris talks about his time spent as a Philadelphia Flyer, telling how he loved playing but revealing how he became so involved with alcohol. Therien tells what he’s been doing in the community to help others suffering from the same disease, revealing when he first recognized that he had a problem, telling what he did to vastly improve his life. (Photo by Mitchell Layton/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes Andrew C. McCarthy back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss a piece he penned over the weekend for the New York Post focusing on the FBI’s role in the censoring of the Hunter Biden story. Giordano and McCarthy discuss the legality of the FBI becoming involved, explaining that the government cannot suppress political speech or the media, arguing that if the law enforcement organization deputizes a social media platform turns the situation into a huge scandal. (Photo by DNCC via Getty Images) (Photo by Handout/DNCC via Getty Images)
In today’s third hour, Dom leads off Dom Giordano Program by playing back clips from Assistant Secretary for Health for the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services Admiral Rachel Levine, who suggests that pediatricians should become activists for transgender care for minors. Then, Dom flies through multiple topics relevant to the day, including offering up the nominees for TIME’s Person of the Year this year. (Photo by Tom Brenner-Pool/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom welcomes in Philadelphia Flyers legend Chris Therien onto the Dom Giordano Program to hear about his new book ‘Road to Redemption,’ which tells the story of his recovery from alcoholism during his career and after retiring from hockey. First, Chris talks about his time spent as a Philadelphia Flyer, telling how he loved playing but revealing how he became so involved with alcohol. Therien tells what he’s been doing in the community to help others suffering from the same disease, revealing when he first recognized that he had a problem, telling what he did to vastly improve his life.
Then, Dom welcomes Andrew C. McCarthy back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss a piece he penned over the weekend for the New York Post focusing on the FBI’s role in the censoring of the Hunter Biden story. Giordano and McCarthy discuss the legality of the FBI becoming involved, explaining that the government cannot suppress political speech or the media, arguing that if the law enforcement organization deputizes a social media platform turns the situation into a huge scandal. (Photo By Grant Halverson/Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by offering his take on the evolution of Twitter and social media over the weekend, telling about the pushback by liberals to the new leadership by Elon Musk. Dom tells that much of the discussion has become centered on the First Amendment, arguing why he believes that Twitter should be treated like a public space when discussing the legality of free speech. Then, Dom offers up some stories centric to the world of sports, asking whether listeners think the 49ers should pursue former Quarterback Colin Kaepernick now with an injured starting QB, the decision by Dr. Pepper to award two prizes during an SEC halftime show, and the continued snub of Curt Schilling by the Baseball Hall of Fame.
Then, Dom welcomes in Montgomery County Commissioner Joe Gale onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss his opposition to a pay raise for elected officials, refusing a raise himself and asking for other elected officials to do the same. Then, Dom and Joe reflect on the recent elections that saw both Dr. Mehmet Oz and Doug Mastriano lose their respective races in what was supposed to be a ‘red wave,’ with Joe pointing out the shortcomings by Republicans, telling what he would’ve advised them to do differently. (Photo by Dimitrios Kambouris/Getty Images for The Met Museum/Vogue)
Dom Giordano, WPHT host and former teacher, has dedicated much of his daily show toward parents who are taking it into their own hands to push back against school boards that have a negative impact on their children. This has culminated in a weekly podcast on education, Readin', Writin', and Reason, which has allowed wonderful relationships to develop between Giordano, educators, and parents throughout the country who are speaking out against overbearing school boards.
Every year on the Dom Giordano Program on Philadelphia's 1210WPHT, Dom awards his Local and National 'Person of the Year' to a regular guest for what they've done within the past year. This year, Dom will announce a Readin' Writin' Reason Person of the Year as well, a guest from our podcast who listeners deem the best guest from the last year. We will have three podcasts announcing two nominees each, with listeners voting for who should move on each week, narrowing down to a final three by the end of the year.
First up, Dom replays an interview with new Central Bucks School District President Dana Hunter, who joined the daily show and podcast to discuss her continued fight against advocacy groups hoping to infuse hyper-political and oftentimes explicit material into school curricula.
Then, Dom plays back an interview with Tim Daly, a Pennsbury, PA parent who recently won a lawsuit against the school district after being repeatedly silenced, along with other parents, when speaking out against the school board. Tim Daly takes us inside the back and forth between the legal team representing the parents and the school board, telling about the instrumentations that led to a settlement in favor of the parents.
To vote, head over to @DomShow1210 on Twitter and cast your vote on the poll pinned to the top of the Twitter timeline.
Dom kicks off the Dom Giordano Program by returning to a topic he spoke about briefly in the first hour, revealing a long list of police visits to a property in which a victim, this week, was found beheaded. Dom asks what went wrong here, wondering how Police can make a number of visits like this and not raise any red flags. Dom welcomes in Abington Police Chief Patrick Molloy who takes us inside the role of police leadership, explaining why something like this would never happen in his department. Also, Molloy tells Giordano how recruitment for his department has going, with Molloy telling that he’s receiving hundreds of applicants for only a handful of positions. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Dom kicks off the Dom Giordano Program by returning to a topic he spoke about briefly in the first hour, revealing a long list of police visits to a property in which a victim, this week, was found beheaded. Dom asks what went wrong here, wondering how Police can make a number of visits like this and not raise any red flags. Dom welcomes in Abington Police Chief Patrick Molloy who takes us inside the role of police leadership, explaining why something like this would never happen in his department. Also, Molloy tells Giordano how recruitment for his department has going, with Molloy telling that he’s receiving hundreds of applicants for only a handful of positions. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | Dom welcomes in his 2022 Local Person of the Year, Megan Brock, head of ParentsHaveTheRightToKnow.com, back onto the Dom Giordano Program. First, Dom announces who will be included in the National Person of the Year vote, then explains why he believes Brock truly deserves to have won the listener vote for her work using Right-to-Know laws to uncover multiple controversies including local school boards and within the realm of voter integrity. Dom asks Megan why she’s decided to involve herself in the world of politics, and hears what she plans on working on next as she tries to hold our elected officials accountable. Then, Dom spends a good chunk of time recapping and reviewing the incredibly controversial and anti-Semitic interview provided by Kanye West to Alex Jones, with both he and Dan offering theories as to whether Kanye is being strategic with his hate or if he’s just gone insane.
Then, Dom welcomes Neal Zoren onto the Dom Giordano Program to hear what films and television shows are worth watching coming up on the holiday season. First, Dom asks Neal for upcoming holiday films, with Neal telling of an upcoming Pinnochio retold by Guillermo Del Toro, but ultimately expressing his love for old black and white Christmas movies, suggesting a couple works featuring Barbara Stanwyck. (Photo by Jonathan Leibson/Getty Images for ADIDAS)
Dom welcomes in his 2022 Local Person of the Year, Megan Brock, head of ParentsHaveTheRightToKnow.com, back onto the Dom Giordano Program. First, Dom announces who will be included in the National Person of the Year vote, then explains why he believes Brock truly deserves to have won the listener vote for her work using Right-to-Know laws to uncover multiple controversies including local school boards and within the realm of voter integrity. Dom asks Megan why she’s decided to involve herself in the world of politics, and hears what she plans on working on next as she tries to hold our elected officials accountable. Then, Dom spends a good chunk of time recapping and reviewing the incredibly controversial and anti-Semitic interview provided by Kanye West to Alex Jones, with both he and Dan offering theories as to whether Kanye is being strategic with his hate or if he’s just gone insane. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom welcomes CNBC financial expert Rick Santelli back onto the Dom Giordano Program to break down the jobs numbers, particularly labor force participation. First, Santelli breaks down the numbers, telling of the disappointing slight increase in participation coming out of the pandemic, which saw a remarkable drop in the Country’s labor force participation. Dom offers up his theory, then steps aside to hear from the expert, who tells why he believes Americans don’t want to work, telling of the detrimental nature of bills passed through Washington. Then, Giordano asks Santelli for his thoughts on the trend of corporations to ‘go woke,’ with Santelli telling why this trend has happened, and why he believes we are paying the price for corporations to get things back under control. Also, Giordano asks Santelli about his crucial role in launching the conservative Tea Party during the Obama administration. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by discussing issues related to the economy, telling that CNBC’s Rick Santelli will be joining at 12:30 today. Dom kicks off the conversation by offering up the numbers on workforce development, telling that we’re still seeing ridiculous labor shortages comparable to pandemic times rather than pre-pandemic times. Also, Dom introduces his side topic, asking for fashion faux pas to celebrate the International Sweater Vestival, which kicks off a long conversation about Dom’s fashion choices through his career.
Then, Dom welcomes CNBC financial expert Rick Santelli back onto the Dom Giordano Program to break down the jobs numbers, particularly labor force participation. First, Santelli breaks down the numbers, telling of the disappointing slight increase in participation coming out of the pandemic, which saw a remarkable drop in the Country’s labor force participation. Dom offers up his theory, then steps aside to hear from the expert, who tells why he believes Americans don’t want to work, telling of the detrimental nature of bills passed through Washington. Then, Giordano asks Santelli for his thoughts on the trend of corporations to ‘go woke,’ with Santelli telling why this trend has happened, and why he believes we are paying the price for corporations to get things back under control. Also, Giordano asks Santelli about his crucial role in launching the conservative Tea Party during the Obama administration. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Dom leads off the Dom Giordano Program by welcoming in John Mangan, a Senior at Temple University, who launched Keep Us Safe at Temple U, an effort on Instagram to raise awareness for the necessity of safer conditions for students at Temple University. Mangan explains why he’s gotten involved, explaining how unsafe he feels on the Temple campus, a place where he and other students should feel safe. Dom asks Mangan if he’d consider taking aim at Larry Krasner, or at least holding Temple responsible for their lack of speaking out, with Mangan stressing the importance of apolitical. Mangan tells of a proposal, telling how he’d like for Temple to expand the zone designated for Temple security. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom Giordano announces his annual 'Local Person of the Year,' telling that parent-activist Megan Brock has beaten Steve Keeley to win the award as determined by listeners. (Photo by Getty Images)
In today’s third hour, Dom leads off the Dom Giordano Program by welcoming in John Mangan, a Senior at Temple University, who launched Keep Us Safe at Temple U, an effort on Instagram to raise awareness for the necessity of safer conditions for students at Temple University. Mangan explains why he’s gotten involved, explaining how unsafe he feels on the Temple campus, a place where he and other students should feel safe. Dom asks Mangan if he’d consider taking aim at Larry Krasner, or at least holding Temple responsible for their lack of speaking out, with Mangan stressing the importance of apolitical. Mangan tells of a proposal, telling how he’d like for Temple to expand the zone designated for Temple security. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom and Dan discuss the popularity of different genres of music, Dom being surprised that rap has exploded in popularity, becoming the most listened-to genre. (Photo by Arturo Holmes/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom leads off the Dom Giordano Program by discussing the continued trend of decreasing standardized testing scores, asking what this means for the future of the United States. This causes Dom to pose a question, asking producer Dan and listeners whether the United States will ever fold, with Dom arguing that ultimately the Country is ‘too big to fail.’ This thread leads into another topic, with Dom lamenting about the infusion of woke-based politics into our military, arguing that if we have one weakness, it’s the fact that our means of protection has become distracted. Then, Giordano takes aim at identity politics, explaining why he gets so annoyed with the continuance by liberals to try and use identity to divide the masses. Then, Dom plays back some clips from an interview that Kanye gave to Alex Jones in which he tried defending Hitler and the Nazis, telling why he believes President Trump needs to disassociate with the rapper as he goes on his tour of insanity. (Photo by Anthony Ghnassia/Getty Images For Balenciaga)
Dom welcomes State Representative Martina White back onto the Dom Giordano Program to get some updates on the continued effort to impeach and remove Philadelphia District Attorney Larry Krasner from office. First, Dom presses Martina White after he recorded this week’s Inside Story for 6ABC, telling her that a Republican on the panel this week tried arguing that the State Representatives in Harrisburg have absolutely no shot on removing Krasner, alleging that this is just political theater. Martina addresses the claims head on, explaining why this is very real, stressing the importance of public safety, which has largely dissipated under Larry Krasner. Martina previews the upcoming trial of Larry Krasner, offering a forecast for what to expect as Krasner faces State Senators who will ultimately decide whether or not to remove the sitting politician. (Photo by Scott Heins/Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by discussing multiple topics both nationally and locally, leading off first by discussing the crime situation in Philadelphia and the role of progressive policies and District Attorney Larry Krasner. Dom tells about a horrific incident just off Temple University’s campus, in which students had their home firebombed by a squatter living nearby. Dom plays back a clip of NBC10’s report, explaining why he’s so annoyed that this kind of violence continues in Philadelphia. Then, Dom introduces a discussion centered on the infusion of explicit books into local schools, telling why we’ve seen a shift with parents becoming more aware of what’s being taught to their children. Then, Dom enters into a conversation centered around finances, telling about BlackRock’s massive influence on the world economy and their decision to ‘go woke.’
Then, Dom welcomes State Representative Martina White back onto the Dom Giordano Program to get some updates on the continued effort to impeach and remove Philadelphia District Attorney Larry Krasner from office. First, Dom presses Martina White after he recorded this week’s Inside Story for 6ABC, telling her that a Republican on the panel this week tried arguing that the State Representatives in Harrisburg have absolutely no shot on removing Krasner, alleging that this is just political theater. Martina addresses the claims head on, explaining why this is very real, stressing the importance of public safety, which has largely dissipated under Larry Krasner. Martina previews the upcoming trial of Larry Krasner, offering a forecast for what to expect as Krasner faces State Senators who will ultimately decide whether or not to remove the sitting politician. (Photo by Getty Images)
For once in the first time in memory, Paul in West Chester calls in to agree with Dom Giordano on his take on Mayor Eric Adam's decision to lock up those suffering from mental illness. (Photo by Spencer Platt/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Dom welcomes Helen Raleigh, Senior Contributor at the Federalist and author of ‘Confucious Never Said’ and ‘Backlash: How China's Aggression Has Backfired,’ to talk about protests breaking out across China. First, Giordano asks Raleigh, who escaped Communist China as a child, what she hopes come of the protest, admitting that she believes Xi to be too strong to resign, but telling that she hopes this at least ends the ‘zero COVID’ policy. Then, Raleigh takes us inside her childhood, telling a story of the food rationing in the communist country and a time the government tried forcing the family to pay back for a mistake the government themselves made. After that, Giordano asks for Raleigh’s opinion on companies like Apple who relentlessly continue to operate in China, with Helen telling that she believes their relationship is starting to hurt the bottom line of corporations, which should naturally cause them to shift away from their Chinese support.
Then, after playing Dom’s Money Melody, Dom swings over to a financial topic, telling of a great op-ed he read on FoxNews.com written by Justin Haskins that offers up ways to protect your 401k from ‘going woke.’ In the piece, Haskins tells that many employer-ran 401k accounts could soon automatically put contributions into woke funds, writing in detail of the infusion of politics into the world of finance. Then, Dom revisits a couple topics talked about throughout the show, first returning to the debate he shared with Producer Dan Borowski over the benefits of real versus artificial Christmas trees. Then, Dom revisits a topic first brought up during last hour’s Dan Time with Dom, offering his opinion on the decision by New York City Mayor Eric Adams to start arresting and committing mentally ill people against their will. (Photo by Michael M. Santiago/Getty Images)
Dom Giordano and Producer Dan debate which is better, an artificial or a real Christmas tree. (Photo by Getty Images)
In today’s third hour, Dom welcomes Helen Raleigh, Senior Contributor at the Federalist and author of ‘Confucious Never Said’ and ‘Backlash: How China's Aggression Has Backfired,’ to talk about protests breaking out across China. First, Giordano asks Raleigh, who escaped Communist China as a child, what she hopes come of the protest, admitting that she believes Xi to be too strong to resign, but telling that she hopes this at least ends the ‘zero COVID’ policy. Then, Raleigh takes us inside her childhood, telling a story of the food rationing in the communist country and a time the government tried forcing the family to pay back for a mistake the government themselves made. After that, Giordano asks for Raleigh’s opinion on companies like Apple who relentlessly continue to operate in China, with Helen telling that she believes their relationship is starting to hurt the bottom line of corporations, which should naturally cause them to shift away from their Chinese support. (Photo by Lauren DeCicca/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes Annabella Rockwell, a Development Director at Prager U, joins the Dom Giordano Program after appearing on Fox News with her mother after her mother paid a deprogrammer to try and help remove the indoctrination from her daughter after attending a progressive University. Annabella explains the situation, telling how she believes she was brainwashed into distancing herself from her parent’s beliefs. Then, Annabella tells about the deprogrammer that her mother met with, offering some of the tactics that helped open her eyes for other parents to use with their kids. Annabella also discusses the cultural events that changed her mind, telling that the hypocrisy of the George Floyd protests really opened her eyes. Also, Rockwell takes us inside her experience at Mount Holyoke, telling why she felt pressure to change her beliefs to a certain way. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom leads off the Dom Giordano Program by offering some analysis on the World Cup, both on and off the fields. Dom offers his thoughts on the game yesterday against Iran, then tells of an article that hones in on the social justice responsibility of the players, particularly after an American Captain was asked about the treatment of black Americans in the United States of America. Then, Dom asks listeners how much he should tip the ‘tree guy’ when he goes to purchase a Christmas tree this year, which kicks off a conversation with Producer Dan about the positives of a real Christmas tree over an artificial one. Then, Dom tells about an offer of a debate by Mike Pompeo against AFT’s head Randi Weingarten, explaining why he would love to see such an event, explaining why such a debate would be a positive for society. (Photo by Alex Grimm/Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by previewing what’s to come on today’s show, telling that a heiress whose mother paid for her to be ‘deprogrammed’ after her college experience will join halfway through the first hour. Then, Dom offers his thoughts on the World Cup, telling why he actually enjoyed yesterday’s game, though he still can’t stand the game of soccer. Then, Dom plays back some clip from a Joe Biden press conference yesterday in which he called Americans ‘lazy,’ which Dom takes umbrage with, pointing to the messenger.
Then, Dom welcomes Annabella Rockwell, a Development Director at Prager U, joins the Dom Giordano Program after appearing on Fox News with her mother after her mother paid a deprogrammer to try and help remove the indoctrination from her daughter after attending a progressive University. Annabella explains the situation, telling how she believes she was brainwashed into distancing herself from her parent’s beliefs. Then, Annabella tells about the deprogrammer that her mother met with, offering some of the tactics that helped open her eyes for other parents to use with their kids. Annabella also discusses the cultural events that changed her mind, telling that the hypocrisy of the George Floyd protests really opened her eyes. Also, Rockwell takes us inside her experience at Mount Holyoke, telling why she felt pressure to change her beliefs to a certain way. (Photo by Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images)
After Krasner compared Lynne Abraham to the 'cheatin' Houston Astros' for her usage of the death penalty in prosecutions, Abraham sends over a written response, which producer Dan reads. (Photo by Getty Images)
In today’s third hour, Dom welcomes in political analyst Athan Koutsiouroumbas back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss a Twitter thread he posted that has gained traction focusing on whether or not Pennsylvania is a blue, purple, or red state, dissecting what happened in the midterm elections. Athan tells of his thread, which focused largely on ballot harvesting, noting why he believes Pennsylvania may be among the leader in the country for Democrats. Athan tells what this means for the general scope of elections for Republicans moving forward, telling why voter turnout is incredibly important, telling how he believes Republicans could see some positive results in future elections.
Then, after playing Dom’s Money Melody, Dom offers his analysis on the political sphere, offering up which Democrats he believe will enter into the Presidential fold, telling of a story by host Matt Rooney on SaveJersey.com about Phil Murphy. Also, Giordano gives a bit of basketball advice, and offers up his daily Money Melody. (Photo by Eduardo Munoz Alvarez/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes in political analyst Athan Koutsiouroumbas back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss a Twitter thread he posted that has gained traction focusing on whether or not Pennsylvania is a blue, purple, or red state, dissecting what happened in the midterm elections. Athan tells of his thread, which focused largely on ballot harvesting, noting why he believes Pennsylvania may be among the leader in the country for Democrats. Athan tells what this means for the general scope of elections for Republicans moving forward, telling why voter turnout is incredibly important, telling how he believes Republicans could see some positive results in future elections. (Photo by Getty Images)
After a poll yesterday asking whether the Cheesesteak or Roast Pork is the true Philadelphia sandwich, Dom reveals the results after he put the Cheesesteak against the Philadelphia Hoagie. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom Giordano welcomes in Pennsylvania State Representative Dawn Keefer onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss her formation of the Freedom Caucus. First, Giordano gets some information from Keefer, who tells him that she represents an area just near Harrisburg, serving both York and Cumberland Counties. Then, Dom asks Keefer about the genesis of the Freedom Caucus, with Keefer taking Giordano back to about a year ago when the caucus formed, and telling that there are about 24 members of the House within the State who are members. Keefer explains the importance of unifying on issues, explaining why she believes this could help strengthen the party. Dom, though, asks whether this could be harmful, asking Keefer why she believes an expected red wave in the most recent election never came. Also, Keefer takes Giordano and listeners through the issues that the Freedom Caucus will fight for, focusing largely on taxation in the Commonwealth. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom Giordano welcomes in legendary Philadelphia sports journalist Ray Didinger back onto the Dom Giordano Program for a conversation centered on football and the NFL. First, Ray tells Dom and his listeners about an upcoming NFL Films special focusing on his illustrious career, set to air tomorrow night on Fox Sports 1. Then, Giordano and Didinger discuss multiple topics around the NFL, first discussing the continued success of the Philadelphia Eagles. Then, Ray and Giordano discuss the career of Aaron Rodgers and whether he belongs in the top 3 quarterbacks of all-time. Also, Ray discusses the importance of clean Special Teams play for sustained success for the Eagles, and tells why he loves the chemistry exuded by the team and their upcoming Christmas album. (Photo by Scott Taetsch/Getty Images)
Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by announcing his next 4 nominees for his annual Person of the Year, telling why he’s nominated now Pastor Bill Devlin, Wildwood Mayor Pete Byron, Clarice Schillinger, and Former Yeadon Police Chief Anthony Paparo. Then, Dom tells of an interview that Philadelphia District Attorney Larry Krasner gave to The Intercept, playing back clips of the DA, who makes the argument that the Democratic Party should have learned a lesson in Pennsylvania that progressive politics are the path to win in the future for the party, which Dom hopes happens. Dom also plays back other clips, with Krasner calling out the likes of Lynne Abraham for no reason, comparing her to the ‘Cheatin’ Houston Astros,’ and comparing himself to the Philadelphia Phillies. (Photo by Scott Heins/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom Giordano welcomes in legendary Philadelphia sports journalist Ray Didinger back onto the Dom Giordano Program for a conversation centered on football and the NFL. First, Ray tells Dom and his listeners about an upcoming NFL Films special focusing on his illustrious career, set to air tomorrow night on Fox Sports 1. Then, Giordano and Didinger discuss multiple topics around the NFL, first discussing the continued success of the Philadelphia Eagles. Then, Ray and Giordano discuss the career of Aaron Rodgers and whether he belongs in the top 3 quarterbacks of all-time. Also, Ray discusses the importance of clean Special Teams play for sustained success for the Eagles, and tells why he loves the chemistry exuded by the team and their upcoming Christmas album.
Then, Giordano continues on with a conversation centered on politics, asking Dan to read a written response provided by Lynne Abraham to comments made by Larry Krasner in the interview given to The Intercept, with Abraham writing that she believes in mind over matter. She doesn’t mind, and Krasner doesn’t matter. Then, Giordano moves into the national realm, discussing the Democratic push against Kevin McCarthy’s nod as Speaker of the House, and telling of a tweet made by Trump that Giordano thinks was counterintuitive. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom welcomes Dr. Marty Makary, author of The Price We Pay: What Broke American Healthcare and How to Fix It, back onto the Dom Giordano Program for an update on the status of Coronavirus and the retirement of Dr. Anthony Fauci. First, Dom and Dr. Makary discuss a poll posted by character actor James Woods on Twitter asking whether those vaccinated would do it again, reporting that 86% of respondents replied ‘no,’ with Makary framing the answer in the context of public health trust and why Dr. Fauci is partially responsible for the lack of faith in medicine. Then, Makary discusses the new booster shot and whether we’re still officially in a pandemic, with Makary offering an update on current cases and the symptoms patients are facing. (Photo by Erin Scott-Pool/Getty Images)
Dom Giordano offers his commentary on what needs to be done to hold colleges accountable for their ridiculous tuition prices. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom Giordano laments to Producer Dan and listeners about an experience he had this weekend at a local supermarket, in which only one staffer was checking out customers on a holiday weekend. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom Giordano announces his first 4 Nominees for his yearly 'Local Person of the Year,' that he presents to a regular guest once a year. To vote, check out @DomShow1210 on Twitter. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by discussing his Thanksgiving holiday weekend, then moving into the news of the day, playing back clips from Dr. Anthony Fauci as he did the media rounds as he steps down from his governmental position. First, Dom plays back a clip from Fauci’s CBS interview, in which he blamed China’s lack of information on Trump, then tried arguing how he’s not political. Then, Dom revisits his weekend, taking listeners and producer Dan back to the grocery store Saturday night, lamenting that there was only one staffer tasked with checking customers out. This leads to a discussion about the post-pandemic world. After that, Dom reports that Howard Stern actually did a live show today, playing back some commentary on both Oprah and Taylor Swift that producer Dan agrees with, lamenting that he too at least agrees on the point of Taylor Swift’s ticket controversy.
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom welcomes Dr. Marty Makary, author of The Price We Pay: What Broke American Healthcare and How to Fix It, back onto the Dom Giordano Program for an update on the status of Coronavirus and the retirement of Dr. Anthony Fauci. First, Dom and Dr. Makary discuss a poll posted by character actor James Woods on Twitter asking whether those vaccinated would do it again, reporting that 86% of respondents replied ‘no,’ with Makary framing the answer in the context of public health trust and why Dr. Fauci is partially responsible for the lack of faith in medicine. Then, Makary discusses the new booster shot and whether we’re still officially in a pandemic, with Makary offering an update on current cases and the symptoms patients are facing.
Then, Dom discusses the situation out at the World Cup in Qatar for a bit, telling of a United States men’s player who was asked about the human rights violations in America by an Iranian journalist. Dom and Dan discuss whether the player’s response was appropriate, with Dan arguing in favor of the player and Dom telling what should’ve been said instead. Then, Dom gets a news brief that Mike Lindell, CEO of MyPillow, has officially thrown his hat into the ring for Chair of the GOP, explaining why he’s against the proposition. (Photo by Drew Angerer/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Dom leads off the hour by continuing the discussion centered on the news that MyPillow CEO Mike Lindell would like to run the Republican Party, offering up why he’s against such a notion. Then, Dom laments about an experience that he had at a local supermarket, telling that even with a holiday rush, the supermarket only had one staffer checking out customers, causing long lines. This launches a conversation on minimum wage and labor shortages, with Giordano arguing against a federally enforced minimum wage. Then, Giordano offers his opinion on Iran’s State Department to call for the United States men’s soccer team to be kicked out of the World Cup for their posting of the old Iranian flag. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | Dom Giordano, WPHT host and former teacher, has dedicated much of his daily show toward parents who are taking it into their own hands to push back against school boards that have a negative impact on their children. This has culminated in a weekly podcast on education, Readin', Writin', and Reason, which has allowed wonderful relationships to develop between Giordano, educators, and parents throughout the country who are speaking out against overbearing school boards.
First, Dom welcomes Megan Brock of ParentsHaveTheRightToKnow.com back onto the podcast to discuss multiple different issues she’s uncovered using ‘Right-to-Know’ requests and internet sleuthing. First, Brock and Giordano discuss comments made by a Doctor at the Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia’s Policy Lab where the Doctor tried assigning a new definition to ‘parent,’ trying to encompass any trusted grown adult as an advocate for the child. Giordano and Brock explain what they find wrong with the comment as the push continues to remove the rights of parents when determining the best for their children. Also, Brock tells what she’s learned about a new push for the return of masking in public places, offering up that she believes it to be a nothing-burger as society has hopefully moved on from the restrictive demands of masking. Then, Brock comments on what’s going on within schools, and tells what she’s learned about the progressive infusion of politics into public education.
Then, Dom welcomes Dr. Elana Fishbein, Founder of No Left Turn in Education, back on to discuss some information she’s received and reported upon showing a Special Education teacher in the Lower Merion School District showing off a slideshow that tells of their transgender experience. After the clip went viral on social media, concerned parents reached out to No Left Turn in Education, who then filed a Right-to-Know request asking for the lesson plans taught by the teacher. After the district denied the request, the State’s Office of Open Records told the district to release the plans, causing the district to sue to try and overturn the ruling. Fishbein explains why she and the parents are concerned with the material, and explain what they help to determine by acquiring the teacher’s lesson plans.
Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Dom welcomes Megan Brock of ParentsHaveTheRightToKnow.com back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss multiple different issues she’s uncovered using ‘Right-to-Know’ requests and internet sleuthing. First, Brock and Giordano discuss comments made by a Doctor at the Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia’s Policy Lab where the Doctor tried assigning a new definition to ‘parent,’ trying to encompass any trusted grown adult as an advocate for the child. Giordano and Brock explain what they find wrong with the comment as the push continues to remove the rights of parents when determining the best for their children. Also, Brock tells what she’s learned about a new push for the return of masking in public places, offering up that she believes it to be a nothing-burger as society has hopefully moved on from the restrictive demands of masking. Then, Brock comments on what’s going on within schools, and tells what she’s learned about the progressive infusion of politics into public education.
Dom Giordano and producer Dan Borowski, an artificial Christmas tree advocate, discuss the optimal time to buy, decorate, and put out the Christmas tree. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom welcomes Megan Brock of ParentsHaveTheRightToKnow.com back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss multiple different issues she’s uncovered using ‘Right-to-Know’ requests and internet sleuthing. First, Brock and Giordano discuss comments made by a Doctor at the Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia’s Policy Lab where the Doctor tried assigning a new definition to ‘parent,’ trying to encompass any trusted grown adult as an advocate for the child. Giordano and Brock explain what they find wrong with the comment as the push continues to remove the rights of parents when determining the best for their children. Also, Brock tells what she’s learned about a new push for the return of masking in public places, offering up that she believes it to be a nothing-burger as society has hopefully moved on from the restrictive demands of masking. Then, Brock comments on what’s going on within schools, and tells what she’s learned about the progressive infusion of politics into public education. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom Giordano reveals that, if Councilperson Helen Gym becomes Mayor, he would seriously consider moving out of the City of Philadelphia for the first time in his life... something he wouldn't even consider with a do-nothing Mayor like Kenney. (Photo by Bill McCay/Getty Images for MoveOn.org)
State Representative Amen Brown returns to the Dom Giordano Program to discuss the state of the City and where he sees things go from here with the impeachment of Larry Krasner and what he sees moving forward with the end of Mayor Jim Kenney’s reign nearing. Brown offers his thoughts on the criminal justice discussion, telling of the negatives of the hyper-progressive ‘defund the police’ style of addressing the very important issue. Rep. Brown, who’s calling from a police station while attending a Thanksgiving luncheon, stresses the importance of police morale and the need for all instruments of government to work together. (Photo by Getty Images)
In today’s second hour, Dom leads off the Dom Giordano Program by discussing an article in the Inquirer about the negative implications of Uber and Lyft on the taxi industry, reflecting on the scene as cops on horseback tried to prevent the Uber and Lyft industry from first coming to Philadelphia. Giordano expresses his support for Uber and Lyft, telling that the two companies are a reflection of Capitalism and supply and demand. Then, Giordano tells about a release by Biden Chief of Staff Ron Klain which offers bullet points for conversations at the Thanksgiving table centered around promoting the Biden administration, with Dom explaining why he feels all political conversation should be left off the table. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by telling that three of his least favorite celebrities have converged, telling that Howard Stern appeared on today’s Morning Joe with Joe Scarborough promoting an upcoming interview on HBO with Bruce Springsteen. This leads Dom and Dan to discuss the selling out by the, politician, radio host and musician, with Dom relaying an admission by Springsteen to Stern that his blue collar nature is an act. Then, Dom introduces his side topic of the day, asking his traditional question for this show, asking listeners for three guests they’d like at their Thanksgiving tables.
After that, State Representative Amen Brown returns to the Dom Giordano Program to discuss the state of the City and where he sees things go from here with the impeachment of Larry Krasner and what he sees moving forward with the end of Mayor Jim Kenney’s reign nearing. Brown offers his thoughts on the criminal justice discussion, telling of the negatives of the hyper-progressive ‘defund the police’ style of addressing the very important issue. Rep. Brown, who’s calling from a police station while attending a Thanksgiving luncheon, stresses the importance of police morale and the need for all instruments of government to work together. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom Giordano mentions that John Mellencamp was spotted at the recent game between the Philadelphia Eagles and Indianapolis Colts and comments on his very tall pompadour. (Photo by Larry Busacca/Getty Images for Songwriters Hall Of Fame)
Dom welcomes Real Clear Pennsylvania Editor Charles McElwee onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss comments he made on the Ricochet Podcast, telling that he thinks the Republicans overbid a bit on the issue of crime, explaining that suburban voters didn’t value the issue on the level that Republicans had expected. McElwee tells why he believes this, telling what he’s heard from suburban voters who have only a distant memory now of regularly coming and commuting into Philadelphia. McElwee tells that this has led voters to care less about the crime in the City, and the Republicans could have gained more ground speaking on other, more relatable issues. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom welcomes Dave White, former candidate for Governor in Pennsylvania, back onto the Dom Giordano Program. White, also a long-time political powerhouse in his native Delaware County, tells Giordano what should have been done differently by Republicans in the midterms, with White honing in on a change of messaging, particularly on the issue of abortion. Then, Dom delves into the co-opting of issues by the Democratic Party, asking how White would have navigated the Democratic Party’s tendency to twist Republican stances on issues. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom welcomes New Jersey Assemblywoman Beth Sawyer onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss a two-hour debate that played out on the New Jersey Assembly floor over a new bill designated to update the State’s existing concealed carry rules, seeking to establish various handgun-free zones including schools, universities, bars, restaurants, entertainment venues, and other government-owned and religious properties. Sawyer took issue with the proposal, discussing the constitutionality of banning firearms particularly in places like synagogues, where there has been a recent spike in violent hate crimes. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Dom welcomes Real Clear Pennsylvania Editor Charles McElwee onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss comments he made on the Ricochet Podcast, telling that he thinks the Republicans overbid a bit on the issue of crime, explaining that suburban voters didn’t value the issue on the level that Republicans had expected. McElwee tells why he believes this, telling what he’s heard from suburban voters who have only a distant memory now of regularly coming and commuting into Philadelphia. McElwee tells that this has led voters to care less about the crime in the City, and the Republicans could have gained more ground speaking on other, more relatable issues.
Then, Dom welcomes Dave White, former candidate for Governor in Pennsylvania, back onto the Dom Giordano Program. White, also a long-time political powerhouse in his native Delaware County, tells Giordano what should have been done differently by Republicans in the midterms, with White honing in on a change of messaging, particularly on the issue of abortion. Then, Dom delves into the co-opting of issues by the Democratic Party, asking how White would have navigated the Democratic Party’s tendency to twist Republican stances on issues. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom leads off the hour by announcing some of the answers to his side question of the day, asking listeners for what song would torture them if played on repeat, which kicks off a venting session for Dan about Cher and her influence of using auto-tune on the music scene. Then, Dom plays back a clip from RealClearPolitic’s Charles McElwee, who will be joining next hour, who suggests that Republicans misjudged the value of crime in the election, noting that suburban voters did not care about this issue nearly as much as the Republicans had thought, which sets off Giordano. Also mentioned by McElwee is that Mastriano was a political ‘Doomsday Machine’ for the rest of Republicans in the State, which prompts a conversation centered around that topic for most of the remainder of the hour. (Photo by Win McNamee/Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by offering up the topics of the day, first telling that Mike Pompeo has revealed his most dangerous person in the world, naming teacher union hotshot Randi Weingarten over the likes of Putin and Xi due to her role in the changes in education. This leads Dom to consider who he believes to be the most dangerous in the world, and explains why he agrees, in theory, with the point Pompeo was trying to make. Then, Dom introduces the side topic of the day, asking listeners for songs that would be torture for them to listen to on repeat. After that, Dom re-considers his take on the Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia, which he’s always held as the gold standard for pediatric medicine, after audio leaked of a hospital official telling of the importance of expanding the definition of ‘parent’ to include any trusted adult. (Photo by Alex Wong/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes Dr. Elana Fishbein, Founder of No Left Turn in Education, back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss some information she’s received and reported upon showing a Special Education teacher in the Lower Merion School District showing off a slideshow that tells of their transgender experience. After the clip went viral on social media, concerned parents reached out to No Left Turn in Education, who then filed a Right-to-Know request asking for the lesson plans taught by the teacher. After the district denied the request, the State’s Office of Open Records told the district to release the plans, causing the district to sue to try and overturn the ruling. Fishbein explains why she and the parents are concerned with the material, and explain what they help to determine by acquiring the teacher’s lesson plans.
Dom welcomes State Representative Craig Williams onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss his role in the upcoming trial of recently impeached Philadelphia District Attorney Larry Krasner. Every time something like this happens, the House Speaker picks a committee of three members, two from the majority and one from the minority, to argue the articles of impeachment to the House. Rep. Williams was one of two Republicans designated for the trial, and tells Giordano and listeners his long list of credentials that makes him worthy of such an appointment, taking us through big cases he’s litigated in the past as an attorney. Then, Williams takes us inside the strategic nature of the upcoming trial, previewing what the defense and prosecution may take as their angles when arguing for and against the District Attorney. (Photo by Getty Images)
In today’s third hour, Dom welcomes Dr. Elana Fishbein, Founder of No Left Turn in Education, back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss some information she’s received and reported upon showing a Special Education teacher in the Lower Merion School District showing off a slideshow that tells of their transgender experience. After the clip went viral on social media, concerned parents reached out to No Left Turn in Education, who then filed a Right-to-Know request asking for the lesson plans taught by the teacher. After the district denied the request, the State’s Office of Open Records told the district to release the plans, causing the district to sue to try and overturn the ruling. Fishbein explains why she and the parents are concerned with the material, and explain what they help to determine by acquiring the teacher’s lesson plans.
Then, throughout the remainder of the hour, Dom touches upon multiple topics hot right now. First, Dom and Dan return to a quick discussion centered on the previous election, with Dom telling why Republicans need to re-strategize their take on abortion for future success. Then, Dom and Dan discuss a story out of New Jersey as politicians look to require rental services and car dealerships to reset the computer systems of cars. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom welcomes in Yeadon Mayor Rohan Hepkins to discuss a recent spike in homicides in the Delaware County borough. Last year, Hepkins joined us as a defender of Chief Anthony ‘ChaChi’ Paparo, who was later removed from his post due to alleged budgeting concerns. It became obvious over time, at the time, that there were bias-related factors playing into the decision by Council Members, and the case has since gone to litigation. Hepkins tells that he would stand behind re-instating the former Chief due to his love and relationship with the community, noting that things seemed to work well while he was at his post. Giordano and Hepkins discuss the current state of Yeadon, with the Mayor telling how he hopes things will iron out moving forward. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom welcomes in Yeadon Mayor Rohan Hepkins to discuss a recent spike in homicides in the Delaware County borough. Last year, Hepkins joined us as a defender of Chief Anthony ‘ChaChi’ Paparo, who was later removed from his post due to alleged budgeting concerns. It became obvious over time, at the time, that there were bias-related factors playing into the decision by Council Members, and the case has since gone to litigation. Hepkins tells that he would stand behind re-instating the former Chief due to his love and relationship with the community, noting that things seemed to work well while he was at his post. Giordano and Hepkins discuss the current state of Yeadon, with the Mayor telling how he hopes things will iron out moving forward.
Then, Dom spends the remainder of the hour largely reflecting on the recent election in Pennsylvania in which both Doctor Mehmet Oz and Doug Mastriano lost their respective races for Senator and Governor, asking both listeners and Dan for their number one reason why the Republicans were swept by Democrats. Also, in Dan Time with Dom, Producer Dan tells about the Elton John concert in LA, and Dom and Dan discuss how the Walking Dead fell off after last night’s finale. (Photo by Win McNamee/Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by discussing the big guests coming up on today’s show, then moving into the topics of the day, leading off where previous host Dawn Stensland left off in talking about singer Bruce Springsteen’s refusal to stand against Ticketmaster after their crazy ticket inflation. Then, Giordano discusses a story in New Republic that features the first interview with Giselle Fetterman since she won her election for Second Lady of Pennsylvania, in which she discusses the unfair treatment she received during her campaign. Finally, Giordano offers up some concerning crime numbers centered on Temple University, asking how many prospective students the University needs to lose before it’s honest about what’s causing the spike in crime, being hyper progressive policies.
Then, Dom welcomes State Representative Craig Williams onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss his role in the upcoming trial of recently impeached Philadelphia District Attorney Larry Krasner. Every time something like this happens, the House Speaker picks a committee of three members, two from the majority and one from the minority, to argue the articles of impeachment to the House. Rep. Williams was one of two Republicans designated for the trial, and tells Giordano and listeners his long list of credentials that makes him worthy of such an appointment, taking us through big cases he’s litigated in the past as an attorney. Then, Williams takes us inside the strategic nature of the upcoming trial, previewing what the defense and prosecution may take as their angles when arguing for and against the District Attorney. (Photo by Daniel Zuchnik/Getty Images for Indian American Impact)
Dom Giordano, WPHT host and former teacher, has dedicated much of his daily show toward parents who are taking it into their own hands to push back against school boards that have a negative impact on their children. This has culminated in a weekly podcast on education, Readin', Writin', and Reason, which has allowed wonderful relationships to develop between Giordano, educators, and parents throughout the country who are speaking out against overbearing school boards.
Dom Giordano is infuriated after he learns that Macy's will no longer feature Salvation Army and their famous red kettles. (Photo by Tim Boyle/Getty Images)
Former Mayor of Pennsburg Vicki Lightcap checks into the Dom Giordano Program to offer her perspective on the importance of women's sports. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Dom leads off the Dom Giordano Program by revisiting the great news yesterday of a Krasner impeachment in the Pennsylvania House of Representatives. Dom offers up the Democrats in Philadelphia who voted against impeachment, focusing largely on Joe Hohenstein, with Producer Dan reading back a press release by the Hohenstein camp that suggests that the investigative committee was illegitimate.
Then, Dom welcomes Ann Marie Muldoon, head of NE Philadelphia’s Toys for Tots, back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss and promote the upcoming Thanksgiving Parade in Mayfair this Sunday. Muldoon tells Giordano that the Marines and Toys for Tots will serve as the Grand Marshall for the parade that kicks off at noon at Rhawn and Frankford, also noting that there will be volunteers at the parade collecting unwrapped new toys for donation. Also, Muldoon offers her perspective on the spike in crime in Philadelphia, telling how the increase has altered the way Toys for Tots collects toys. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by welcoming in Rep. Jim Jordan to discuss multiple issues unfolding in Washington, D.C. as Republicans flip the House. First, Dom gathers the forecast on Capitol Hill as the GOP takes over the House, predicting what will happen with Nancy Pelosi being replaced as Speaker of the House. Then, Giordano and Jordan discuss the bias that has seeped into the FBI, with Jordan explaining the importance keeping politics out of the judicial system, telling what he plans to do to make sure that the FBI works as it’s supposed to. Also, Rep. Jordan tells Giordano what a newly Republican Congress will do to address the situation at the border, with Jordan ensuring that he and his colleagues plan to strengthen the security and the functionality of our border. (Photo by Samuel Corum/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today's second hour, Dom leads off the Dom Giordano Program by playing back a clip of school board members in the Central Bucks School District justifying allowing transgender students to participate in women’s sports, making that argument that high school sports isn’t primarily about competition, telling that all deserve the ability to participate in sport. Dom take calls throughout the hour asking listeners what they think about this, taking a call from a former local Mayor who speaks about her experience playing field hockey and all the positive lessons she learned. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by welcoming in Rep. Jim Jordan to discuss multiple issues unfolding in Washington, D.C. as Republicans flip the House. First, Dom gathers the forecast on Capitol Hill as the GOP takes over the House, predicting what will happen with Nancy Pelosi being replaced as Speaker of the House. Then, Giordano and Jordan discuss the bias that has seeped into the FBI, with Jordan explaining the importance keeping politics out of the judicial system, telling what he plans to do to make sure that the FBI works as it’s supposed to. Also, Rep. Jordan tells Giordano what a newly Republican Congress will do to address the situation at the border, with Jordan ensuring that he and his colleagues plan to strengthen the security and the functionality of our border.
Then, Dom continues the show by talking about the swap of Congress, playing back live Nancy Pelosi’s announcement of her relinquishing her role as Speaker of the House. Listening back, and her usage of prayer throughout, Dom turns over and asks listeners who they now believe to be the most disappointing Italian, with Pelosi, Cuomo, and DiBlasio now faded away. (Photo by Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes Ann Marie Muldoon, head of NE Philadelphia’s Toys for Tots, back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss and promote the upcoming Thanksgiving Parade in Mayfair this Sunday. Muldoon tells Giordano that the Marines and Toys for Tots will serve as the Grand Marshall for the parade that kicks off at noon at Rhawn and Frankford, also noting that there will be volunteers at the parade collecting unwrapped new toys for donation. Also, Muldoon offers her perspective on the spike in crime in Philadelphia, telling how the increase has altered the way Toys for Tots collects toys. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom welcomes in Sean Parnell, former candidate for U.S. Senate in Pennsylvania and friend of President Donald Trump, back onto the Dom Giordano Program. First, Dom gets Sean’s thoughts on the decision by PA House members to impeach Krasner, telling why he thinks it’s a great decision but asks why things have taken so long. Then, Sean offers his thoughts on the Pennsylvania races that were settled during last week’s Election Day, telling what he would’ve done differently if he were the Republican nominee in a matchup against John Fetterman. (Photo by Jeff Swensen/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes in State Representative Martina White, who helped launch the investigative probe into Philadelphia District Attorney Larry Krasner and was an instrumental part in the impeachment process, to discuss the vote by House members to impeach Krasner. Martina shows some emotion while thanking her colleagues who really helped to move this through the Statehouse, laying forth what it took for her to take upon such an effort. (Photo by Getty Images)
In today’s third hour, Dom first announces some incredible news for the city of Philadelphia, telling that the Pennsylvania House of Representatives have voted to impeach Philadelphia District Attorney for his role in the spike of Philadelphia’s violence.
Then, Dom welcomes in Sean Parnell, former candidate for U.S. Senate in Pennsylvania and friend of President Donald Trump, back onto the Dom Giordano Program. First, Dom gets Sean’s thoughts on the decision by PA House members to impeach Krasner, telling why he thinks it’s a great decision but asks why things have taken so long. Then, Sean offers his thoughts on the Pennsylvania races that were settled during last week’s Election Day, telling what he would’ve done differently if he were the Republican nominee in a matchup against John Fetterman.
After that, Dom welcomes in State Representative Martina White, who helped launch the investigative probe into Philadelphia District Attorney Larry Krasner and was an instrumental part in the impeachment process, to discuss the vote by House members to impeach Krasner. Martina shows some emotion while thanking her colleagues who really helped to move this through the Statehouse, laying forth what it took for her to take upon such an effort. (Photo by Scott Heins/Getty Images)
In today’s second hour, Dom welcomes Megan Brock of ParentsHaveTheRightToKnow.com back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss some concerning information she uncovered during a recent meeting of Bucks County Commissioners. This morning, Megan posted a tweet that went viral featuring a video of Commissioner Bob Harvie and other Bucks County Commissioners discussing the legality of counting votes from a nursing home. In the clip, Harvie argues that ballots submitted by a nursing home should indeed be counted, which runs counter to a Supreme Court decision and could turn the race in Bucks County, turning the entire State House of Representatives. Then, Dom returns to a discussion centered on the progression of the impeachment of Larry Krasner happening during the show in Harrisburg, playing back clips of State Representatives arguing in favor and against impeaching Larry Krasner. (Photo by Getty Images)
Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by discussing why today is a beautiful day, previewing what he believes to be a vote coming in favor of impeaching Philadelphia District Attorney Larry Krasner by Pennsylvania Representatives. Then, Dom offers his review of last night’s speech by former President Donald Trump announcing another run for President in 2024, with Dom and Dan debating whether this is a positive thing for the Republican Party.
Then, Dom welcomes in the host of No Spin News Bill O’Reilly, author of the Killing series, back onto the Dom Giordano Program. First, Dom and O’Reilly discuss the newest in the Killing series, Killing the Legends, with Bill telling about all the great deals being offered on BillOReilly.com in advance of the holiday season. Then, O’Reilly, being a close friend to former President Donald Trump, takes Dom and listeners inside the head of the former President after he announced last night that he’d be running again in 2024. O’Reilly compares Trump to Ron DeSantis, telling how he thinks this will affect the Republican Party and why he truly thinks that neither candidate will divide the Republican ticket. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom welcomes Megan Brock of ParentsHaveTheRightToKnow.com back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss some concerning information she uncovered during a recent meeting of Bucks County Commissioners. This morning, Megan posted a tweet that went viral featuring a video of Commissioner Bob Harvie and other Bucks County Commissioners discussing the legality of counting votes from a nursing home. In the clip, Harvie argues that ballots submitted by a nursing home should indeed be counted, which runs counter to a Supreme Court decision and could turn the race in Bucks County, turning the entire State House of Representatives. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom welcomes in the host of No Spin News Bill O’Reilly, author of the Killing series, back onto the Dom Giordano Program. First, Dom and O’Reilly discuss the newest in the Killing series, Killing the Legends, with Bill telling about all the great deals being offered on BillOReilly.com in advance of the holiday season. Then, O’Reilly, being a close friend to former President Donald Trump, takes Dom and listeners inside the head of the former President after he announced last night that he’d be running again in 2024. O’Reilly compares Trump to Ron DeSantis, telling how he thinks this will affect the Republican Party and why he truly thinks that neither candidate will divide the Republican ticket. (Photo by Ilya S. Savenok/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Dom welcomes in former City Councilman and newly declared candidate for Mayor of Philadelphia Allan Domb onto the Dom Giordano Program. Domb, who announced his candidacy for Mayor today, has been traveling on a listening tour for the past couple of weeks, telling Dom that the major issue he’s heard as closest to most Philadelphians as public safety. Domb goes into detail about what he’s heard and how he would hope to fix things. Then, Domb offers his thoughts on the situation that’s unfolded in Kensington, making the neighborhood the most unsafe in the City and a beacon for heroin use for the entire country, explaining why he believes FEMA needs to be called in to help organize multiple entities to address the issue head on. Domb tells about his long-thought strategy and resolution introduced while serving as a City Councilman, calling on for a plan that he truly believes would fix the perishing part of the City. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom welcomes FOP Lodge 5 President John McNesby back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss the contract negotiations with the City that led to a decision that he believes truly benefits the police union, adding more money to the pockets of active members on the force. The decision, Dom warns though, also comes with an edict that replaces some uniformed officers with citizens, which McNesby says is an acceptable bargain to further the needs of those in the Union ranks. Also, McNesby comments on the ongoing push by State lawmakers to impeach Larry Krasner, and tells what he hopes to hear from an incoming Mayor of Philadelphia. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom welcomes in former City Councilman and newly declared candidate for Mayor of Philadelphia Allan Domb onto the Dom Giordano Program. Domb, who announced his candidacy for Mayor today, has been traveling on a listening tour for the past couple of weeks, telling Dom that the major issue he’s heard as closest to most Philadelphians as public safety. Domb goes into detail about what he’s heard and how he would hope to fix things. Then, Domb offers his thoughts on the situation that’s unfolded in Kensington, making the neighborhood the most unsafe in the City and a beacon for heroin use for the entire country, explaining why he believes FEMA needs to be called in to help organize multiple entities to address the issue head on. Domb tells about his long-thought strategy and resolution introduced while serving as a City Councilman, calling on for a plan that he truly believes would fix the perishing part of the City. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom welcomes in Fox29 Reporter Steve Keeley for some information on stories developing throughout Philadelphia. First, Dom asks Keeley for an update on something he tweeted minutes prior to the interview, with Keeley explaining a win by the City against the Philadelphia FOP that moves to allow many Philadelphia Police jobs to be held by civilians rather than officers. Keeley offers up the City’s argument that the addition of civilians allows non-officers to take over duties done by police officers that keep them off the streets fighting crime. Keeley, as he always does, offers all sides of the story though, telling about the negative response of police officers and the implications this has on both the profession and the FOP Union. Also, Keeley provides an update on the City report of a bus of migrants coming to Philadelphia, telling that he reached out to Gov. Abbott’s office to find out that the bus did not originate from the Texas Governor’s office.
Then, Dom welcomes FOP Lodge 5 President John McNesby back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss the contract negotiations with the City that led to a decision that he believes truly benefits the police union, adding more money to the pockets of active members on the force. The decision, Dom warns though, also comes with an edict that replaces some uniformed officers with citizens, which McNesby says is an acceptable bargain to further the needs of those in the Union ranks. Also, McNesby comments on the ongoing push by State lawmakers to impeach Larry Krasner, and tells what he hopes to hear from an incoming Mayor of Philadelphia. (Photo by William Thomas Cain/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes in Fox29 Reporter Steve Keeley for some information on stories developing throughout Philadelphia. First, Dom asks Keeley for an update on something he tweeted minutes prior to the interview, with Keeley explaining a win by the City against the Philadelphia FOP that moves to allow many Philadelphia Police jobs to be held by civilians rather than officers. Keeley offers up the City’s argument that the addition of civilians allows non-officers to take over duties done by police officers that keep them off the streets fighting crime. Keeley, as he always does, offers all sides of the story though, telling about the negative response of police officers and the implications this has on both the profession and the FOP Union. Also, Keeley provides an update on the City report of a bus of migrants coming to Philadelphia, telling that he reached out to Gov. Abbott’s office to find out that the bus did not originate from the Texas Governor’s office. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom welcomes in State Representative Martina White fresh off the floor in Harrisburg after she and the rest of the House Judiciary Committee voted to pass a resolution sending an impeachment vote to the general House. Martina explains the reasoning behind the resolution, telling how Krasner has a large role in the spike in violence in Philadelphia and is responsible for implementing policies that have aided the downturn of the City, and why he needs to be held accountable. Then, Martina tells what happens next, and offers her prediction as to where things go from here. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by revealing some great news out of Harrisburg, telling that the House Judiciary Committee organized to investigate DA Larry Krasner’s role in the spike in Philadelphia’s violence have voted to send impeachment to the House for a full vote, propelling forward the Republican push to remove Krasner from office and reinstall normalcy in the City. Also, Dom introduces his side topic of the day, telling of the success of Yellowstone and asking listeners for other great Western TV shows and movies.
Then, Dom welcomes in State Representative Martina White fresh off the floor in Harrisburg after she and the rest of the House Judiciary Committee voted to pass a resolution sending an impeachment vote to the general House. Martina explains the reasoning behind the resolution, telling how Krasner has a large role in the spike in violence in Philadelphia and is responsible for implementing policies that have aided the downturn of the City, and why he needs to be held accountable. Then, Martina tells what happens next, and offers her prediction as to where things go from here. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom welcomes Jody Della Barba, political powerhouse in South Philadelphia, back onto the Dom Giordano Program. Jody, who’s been a champion against the push to bring injection sites to Philadelphia, reports some unfortunate information, telling that Safehouse is one step closer to opening up sites throughout Philadelphia. Then, Jody and Giordano discuss the current state of the City and the results of the recent election, with Jody offering up who she would vote for out of the current declared candidates for Philadelphia Mayor. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Dom welcomes Jody Della Barba, political powerhouse in South Philadelphia, back onto the Dom Giordano Program. Jody, who’s been a champion against the push to bring injection sites to Philadelphia, reports some unfortunate information, telling that Safehouse is one step closer to opening up sites throughout Philadelphia. Then, Jody and Giordano discuss the current state of the City and the results of the recent election, with Jody offering up who she would vote for out of the current declared candidates for Philadelphia Mayor.
Then, after playing Dom’s Money Melody, Dom returns to a conversation centered in the political sphere, discussing the role of abortion in the recent 2022 election. Then, Giordano hops into a conversation about the progressive push to forgive student loans, telling that a court has offered a stay due to the unfairness of such an edict. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom takes a call from a listener named Michelle who thanks Dom for helping with parents pushing back against overbearing school boards hoping to ingrain political extremism into curricula. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom welcomes Dr. Elana Fishbein, Founder and President of No Left Turn in Education, back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss a situation she’s uncovered during a October 25th West Chester, PA school board meeting, in which Superintendent Dr. Bob Sokolowski admitted that, while he was serving as a Principal, helped hide a student’s gender transition from parents. This comes after months of pushback by liberals about conservatives creating boogeymen in schools that this kind of stuff is not happening. Fishbein explains the situation in schools, and why she and other mothers with school-aged children have bonded together to form No Left Turn, to push back against overbearing school boards creating solutions for problems that don’t exist.
Then, Dom offers a review of Bill Maher’s HBO show this week, in which the liberal host came to the defense of Florida Governor Ron DeSantis and the alleged ‘Don’t Say Gay’ bill, which he frames as a ‘Do Things the Same Way We Were Doing Them 5 Years Ago’ bill. Giordano tells that this is exactly correct, and relates it back to what happened last week, and the lack of Pennsylvania Republicans to win in the face of this ridiculous political climate. Then, Dom entered into a debate asking whether Donald Trump should announce his run for President tomorrow, and whether Ron DeSantis, as suggested by Lara Trump, should wait until 2028 to start ramping up a national political run. (Photo by Nicholas Hunt/Getty Images)
In today’s second hour, Dom welcomes Dr. Elana Fishbein, Founder and President of No Left Turn in Education, back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss a situation she’s uncovered during a October 25th West Chester, PA school board meeting, in which Superintendent Dr. Bob Sokolowski admitted that, while he was serving as a Principal, helped hide a student’s gender transition from parents. This comes after months of pushback by liberals about conservatives creating boogeymen in schools that this kind of stuff is not happening. Fishbein explains the situation in schools, and why she and other mothers with school-aged children have bonded together to form No Left Turn, to push back against overbearing school boards creating solutions for problems that don’t exist. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom talks about his time spent on Fox and Friends on Sunday morning, in which he was called upon to lend his expertise to provide commentary on Mexican ads that use footage from Philadelphia to warn citizens of drug abuse. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by discussing multiple topics that unfolded over the weekend. First, Dom talks about his time spent on Fox and Friends on Sunday morning, in which he was called upon to lend his expertise to provide commentary on Mexican ads that use footage from Philadelphia to warn citizens of drug abuse. Then, Dom provides an update on safe injection sites in Philadelphia, telling how and why we’re closer to having illegal injection sites in the City. After that, Dom and his producer Dan debate Dave Chappelle’s appearance on Saturday Night Live in which he offered a comedic defense of anti-Semites Kanye West and Kyrie Irving, with Dan arguing that cancel culture has gone too far. Throughout the hour, Dom asks his side question of the day to listeners, asking for people who once had fame and completely disappeared.
In today’s second hour, Dom welcomes Dr. Elana Fishbein, Founder and President of No Left Turn in Education, back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss a situation she’s uncovered during a October 25th West Chester, PA school board meeting, in which Superintendent Dr. Bob Sokolowski admitted that, while he was serving as a Principal, helped hide a student’s gender transition from parents. This comes after months of pushback by liberals about conservatives creating boogeymen in schools that this kind of stuff is not happening. Fishbein explains the situation in schools, and why she and other mothers with school-aged children have bonded together to form No Left Turn, to push back against overbearing school boards creating solutions for problems that don’t exist. (Photo by Christopher Polk/Getty Images for NARAS)
Full Hour | In today’s hour, Dom continues on with the conversation centered around the midterm results on the Dom Giordano Program, asking listeners for their thoughts on the future of the Republican Party. Then, after playing Dom’s Money Melody, Dom welcomes Fox Business host and host of Fox’s ‘American Dream Home’ Cheryl Casone to discuss yesterday’s spike in the stock market, and whether this was a direct result of the midterm elections which saw voters somewhat endorse Biden’s economy-killing policies in a red puddle instead of a red wave. Casone explains the spike in the market, in her judgement grading it as a short-term spike, telling that she still thinks that we’re regrettably on our way toward a recession. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom welcomes back Col. Allen B. West onto the Dom Giordano Program, a longstanding tradition for Veteran’s Day. Allen West, a regular in the political scene, is still actively involved in helping and working with active military and veterans, and tells that he’s currently at his Alma Mater of University of Tennessee, where he’s helping with the school’s ROTC program. West notes that, even in a time of political distress, there are still honorable young people willing to offer their lives to defend our country, and now more than ever it is important to recognize them. Then, Giordano and West delve into the world of politics, discussing the future of the Republican Party, and where Allen West sees the party going after a disappointing midterm election.
Then, Dom welcomes national political reporter for the New York Post, Salena Zito, back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss her recent column explaining why she believes Trump voters are ‘done’ with the former President after the performance of Republicans in the midterms. Zito explains her side, telling why she believes the future of the Republican Party will look somewhat different than what’s been built behind Trump. Zito takes us deep inside the Pennsylvania race in particular, discussing how the losses by Mastriano and Oz reflect on a potential run for President by Trump, and diagnoses what candidates have done wrong in PA.
After that, Dom welcomes in media critic Neal Zoren for his bi-weekly segment telling listeners what’s worth watching this weekend. First, Dom asks Zoren whether he’ll be tuned into Saturday Night Live to see Dave Chapelle hosting, with Zoren confirming and telling why, for the first time in a long time, he’s actually looking forward to watching the long-running show. Then, Neal previews what’s worth watching, telling of some great television series, and telling Dom why he believes Peacock is a worthy investment as a streaming service. (Photo by Kevin Hagen/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes Fox Business host and host of Fox’s ‘American Dream Home’ Cheryl Casone to discuss yesterday’s spike in the stock market, and whether this was a direct result of the midterm elections which saw voters somewhat endorse Biden’s economy-killing policies in a red puddle instead of a red wave. Casone explains the spike in the market, in her judgement grading it as a short-term spike, telling that she still thinks that we’re regrettably on our way toward a recession. (Photo by Mike Coppola/Getty Images for Mercedes-Benz)
Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by previewing what’s to come on today’s show, telling that Allen West will check in to discuss Veteran’s Day, and Salena Zito will chime in on her New York Post column calling for an end to Trump politics. Then, Dom tells about a couple local stories, revealing a string of burglaries at Temple University, using this as an opportunity to hone in on the spike in crime in Philadelphia and the role of Democratic policies. After that, Dom delves into the recent election, explaining why he believes the stance of ‘no exceptions’ on abortion is a killer for Republican candidates, explaining how the subject needs to be reframed to help Republicans win.
Then, Dom welcomes Montgomery County GOP Chairwoman Liz Preate-Havey back onto the Dom Giordano Program for some further analysis on exit polling following this week’s Election Day. First, Dom and Liz discuss the issue of abortion, with Liz revealing large numbers of voters from local colleges who were driven to vote solely on that topic. Then, Giordano asks Preate-Havey on an update on the counting of military and provisional ballots as election officials try to determine a winner between Republican incumbent State Representative Todd Stephens and his Democratic opponent. Also, Giordano gets an update on the counting of mail-in and drop box balloting, and finds how the other 2 outstanding races stand. (Photo by Octavio Jones/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes national political reporter for the New York Post, Salena Zito, back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss her recent column explaining why she believes Trump voters are ‘done’ with the former President after the performance of Republicans in the midterms. Zito explains her side, telling why she believes the future of the Republican Party will look somewhat different than what’s been built behind Trump. Zito takes us deep inside the Pennsylvania race in particular, discussing how the losses by Mastriano and Oz reflect on a potential run for President by Trump, and diagnoses what candidates have done wrong in PA. (Photo by Joe Raedle/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes Montgomery County GOP Chairwoman Liz Preate-Havey back onto the Dom Giordano Program for some further analysis on exit polling following this week’s Election Day. First, Dom and Liz discuss the issue of abortion, with Liz revealing large numbers of voters from local colleges who were driven to vote solely on that topic. Then, Giordano asks Preate-Havey on an update on the counting of military and provisional ballots as election officials try to determine a winner between Republican incumbent State Representative Todd Stephens and his Democratic opponent. Also, Giordano gets an update on the counting of mail-in and drop box balloting, and finds how the other 2 outstanding races stand. (Photo by Justin Sullivan/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes back Col. Allen B. West onto the Dom Giordano Program, a longstanding tradition for Veteran’s Day. Allen West, a regular in the political scene, is still actively involved in helping and working with active military and veterans, and tells that he’s currently at his Alma Mater of University of Tennessee, where he’s helping with the school’s ROTC program. West notes that, even in a time of political distress, there are still honorable young people willing to offer their lives to defend our country, and now more than ever it is important to recognize them. Then, Giordano and West delve into the world of politics, discussing the future of the Republican Party, and where Allen West sees the party going after a disappointing midterm election. (Photo by Brendan Hoffman/Getty Images)
Dom Giordano, WPHT host and former teacher, has dedicated much of his daily show toward parents who are taking it into their own hands to push back against school boards that have a negative impact on their children. This has culminated in a weekly podcast on education, Readin', Writin', and Reason, which has allowed wonderful relationships to develop between Giordano, educators, and parents throughout the country who are speaking out against overbearing school boards.
First, Dom welcomes Jennifer Sey, former Levi’s executive and author of the upcoming Levi’s Unbuttoned: The Woke Mob Took My Job but Gave Me My Voice, onto the podcast. First, Dom asks Sey about her losing her Levi’s job because of her comments made about the hypocritical nature of Coronavirus edicts, specifically asking about the new push by the Left to provide ‘amnesty’ to those on the opposite end of Sey who got things so wrong. Ley, who’s launched a Substack since leaving Levi’s, explains the benefits of her job loss, telling how she now can freely speak on issues that have become politicized.
Then, Dom welcomes New York Post columnist Adam Coleman, author of Black Victim to Black Victor and founder of Wrong Speak Publishing, onto the podcast to discuss his column he penned this weekend for the Post in which he writes how the media lied to him about Conservatives. Coleman, an African-American man, decided to do a deeper dive into politics following the George Floyd protests and found that much of the rhetoric that conservatives are ‘racist’ is largely fabricated by a Left-leaning media for political purposes. Coleman explains his point, discussing the policies propagated by Democrats that actually hurt communities of color, focusing largely on school choice and the prioritization of school unions over the needs of parents necessitating help.
Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Dom leads off the Dom Giordano Program by continuing the discussion centered around the midterm elections, telling what he wish would’ve been done better during the election season to further chances for Republican candidates. Dom focuses largely on hyperlocal politics, telling of the results in PA’s House, and how a potential Democratic majority would affect the effort to impeach Philadelphia District Attorney Larry Krasner. Then, Giordano pivots to national politics, asking listeners whether they agree with him in his analysis that, for the Republican Party, Trump should delay a potential announcement of a Presidential bid. Then, Giordano takes a look at the stock market, reporting a great spike, and tells how he believes liberals will try and frame this as a reflection on the election. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom welcomes in Clarice Schillinger, Executive Director of Back to School USA, back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss an op-ed she penned with Beth Ann Rosica titled ‘The Pennsylvania GOP is a Dumpster Fire,’ discussing the sad state of the Republican Party in Pennsylvania. Schillinger explains her point, telling that many state-wide committee members refused to endorse candidates, or were split in their endorsements, which she thinks was a huge contributor to the losses seen this week in the midterm elections. Schillinger takes Dom and listeners inside the instrumentations that lead to endorsements inside a state-wide committee, and tells what she thinks needs to be done to further Republican chances in future elections.
Then, Dom rounds out the remainder of the hour continuing the conversation centered on the future of the Republican Party, focusing largely on the issue of abortion and how future Republican politicians should handle the hot button issue. Also, Dom and producer Dan have some fun with the day’s side topic, asking for films that have flown largely under the radar. Then, Dan offers his Dan Time with Dom, asking Dom whether or not politics have influenced his television and film viewing habits. (Photo by Alex Wong/Getty Images)
In today’s second hour, Dom welcomes in Clarice Schillinger, Executive Director of Back to School USA, back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss an op-ed she penned with Beth Ann Rosica titled ‘The Pennsylvania GOP is a Dumpster Fire,’ discussing the sad state of the Republican Party in Pennsylvania. Schillinger explains her point, telling that many state-wide committee members refused to endorse candidates, or were split in their endorsements, which she thinks was a huge contributor to the losses seen this week in the midterm elections. Schillinger takes Dom and listeners inside the instrumentations that lead to endorsements inside a state-wide committee, and tells what she thinks needs to be done to further Republican chances in future elections. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom Giordano and a listener reveal why they believe Ron DeSantis won Florida, and explain how other future Republican politicians could follow his lead. (Photo by Jeff Swensen/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes RealClearPolitics columnist Athan Koutsiouroumbas back onto the Dom Giordano Program to gather his analysis on the election earlier this week. Athan has been busy on Twitter, providing analysis on mail-in balloting and voter turnout on the Pennsylvania midterm elections. Koutsiouroumbas reports that voter turnout for Republicans in Pennsylvania were absolutely horrid, telling that not only did Republicans not mail-in votes, but also didn’t show up at polls. Koutsiouroumbas explains why he believes this happened, telling what the candidates should’ve done better to further drive turnout, and tells what issues turned out to matter most on Election Day. (Photo by David McNew/Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by continuing his discussion from yesterday analyzing the election results nationwide, which saw losses for Republicans in Pennsylvania and produced questions concerning the future of the Republican Party. Dom spends a good chunk of the start of the show discussing whether Trump is still an asset to the Republican Party, asking listeners whether he should come out and support Herschel Walker and whether that is a benefit or detriment to his campaign. Dom takes calls from listeners throughout the first half hour, also asking them whether Trump should delay his announcement to not take the spotlight away from Herschel Walker.
Then, Dom welcomes RealClearPolitics columnist Athan Koutsiouroumbas back onto the Dom Giordano Program to gather his analysis on the election earlier this week. Athan has been busy on Twitter, providing analysis on mail-in balloting and voter turnout on the Pennsylvania midterm elections. Koutsiouroumbas reports that voter turnout for Republicans in Pennsylvania were absolutely horrid, telling that not only did Republicans not mail-in votes, but also didn’t show up at polls. Koutsiouroumbas explains why he believes this happened, telling what the candidates should’ve done better to further drive turnout, and tells what issues turned out to matter most on Election Day. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom Giordano reveals the positives of the Doug Mastriano campaign after his loss to Democratic contender Josh Shapiro in the race for Pennsylvania's Governor. (Photo by Michael M. Santiago/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes former PA Senator Rick Santorum back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss what unfolded yesterday after a loss from both Dr. Oz and Doug Mastriano in the Senate and Gubernatorial races in Pennsylvania. Santorum, who’s accustomed to winning the Commonwealth, explains what he thinks should’ve been done differently for Republicans to secure victories in their respective races. Also, Santorum offers his thoughts on Ron DeSantis, telling how he believes him to be a revolutionary figure, and tells what he expects to see from the Republican Party moving forward. (Photo by Anna Moneymaker/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Dom Giordano continues the Dom Giordano Program by offering his commentary and analysis on yesterday’s midterm elections, speaking in a grander scope, focusing on the national landscape. Dom offers his thoughts on Florida Governor Ron DeSantis’s big win, telling of the support he received from Hispanic voters, a change in recent elections. This leads Dom into a conversation about the face of the Republican Party, asking whether Trump will run in 2024 and if Ron DeSantis has supplanted the former President as the leader of the Republican Party.
Then, Dom welcomes former PA Senator Rick Santorum back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss what unfolded yesterday after a loss from both Dr. Oz and Doug Mastriano in the Senate and Gubernatorial races in Pennsylvania. Santorum, who’s accustomed to winning the Commonwealth, explains what he thinks should’ve been done differently for Republicans to secure victories in their respective races. Also, Santorum offers his thoughts on Ron DeSantis, telling how he believes him to be a revolutionary figure, and tells what he expects to see from the Republican Party moving forward. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom welcomes Liz Preate-Havey, Chair of Montgomery County’s GOP, back onto the Dom Giordano Program for some deep analysis on local races that were overshadowed yesterday by the gubernatorial and senate races in Pennsylvania. Preate-Havey reveals the results of a close race for State Representatives and Senators out in Montgomery County, telling that local Democrats have started declaring victory even though some are winning by less than 10 total votes. Then, Giordano and Preate-Havey discuss the implications that Doug Mastriano and Dr. Mehmet Oz had on the lower ballot races, explaining the impact that Shapiro’s gubernatorial victory held on Republican candidates.
Then, Dom rounds out the remainder of the hour discussing the implications of the Republican loss in Pennsylvania, discussing what he expects from both Shapiro and Fetterman in their newly elected positions. Also, Giordano discusses the future of the Republican Party and why he believes Florida Governor Ron DeSantis to now be in the driving seat instead of former President Donald Trump. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom welcomes Liz Preate-Havey, Chair of Montgomery County’s GOP, back onto the Dom Giordano Program for some deep analysis on local races that were overshadowed yesterday by the gubernatorial and senate races in Pennsylvania. Preate-Havey reveals the results of a close race for State Representatives and Senators out in Montgomery County, telling that local Democrats have started declaring victory even though some are winning by less than 10 total votes. Then, Giordano and Preate-Havey discuss the implications that Doug Mastriano and Dr. Mehmet Oz had on the lower ballot races, explaining the impact that Shapiro’s gubernatorial victory held on Republican candidates. (Photo by Michael M. Santiago/Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by offering his analysis on the bleak results of the 2022 election, which saw both Dr. Mehmet Oz and Doug Mastriano lose their respective races for Senate and Governor. Dom runs through the exit polling, telling which issues he thinks swung the election in favor of Democrats yesterday, focusing largely on women voters and the topic of abortion. Then, Giordano looks at the positives that came out of yesterday, discussing the crushing victory of Republicans in Florida, playing back clips from Governor Ron DeSantis’s speech after winning re-election. Also, Giordano brings things local, telling of results in state-wide elections and the implications on a potential impeachment of Philadelphia District Attorney Larry Krasner.
Then, Dom welcomes actor and comedian Paul Reiser to the Dom Giordano Program, just ahead of his Friday night appearance at the Keswick Theatre in Glenside, PA. Reiser, who has an incredible body of work, first tells Giordano about his lengthy career, with Dom and Reiser delving into his career that began in films like Aliens and Beverly Hills Cop, then moving into being a sitcom star with Mad About You, and now as a critically-acclaimed dramatic actor as Dr. Sam Owens in Stranger Things. Also, Reiser tells Giordano how he broke into acting, and how he plans to return to the stage as a stand-up after being deemed a top 100 comedian by Comedy Central. To get tickets to Friday’s show, head to KeswickTheatre.com. (Photo by Mark Makela/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes actor and comedian Paul Reiser to the Dom Giordano Program, just ahead of his Friday night appearance at the Keswick Theatre in Glenside, PA. Reiser, who has an incredible body of work, first tells Giordano about his lengthy career, with Dom and Reiser delving into his career that began in films like Aliens and Beverly Hills Cop, then moving into being a sitcom star with Mad About You, and now as a critically-acclaimed dramatic actor as Dr. Sam Owens in Stranger Things. Also, Reiser tells Giordano how he broke into acting, and how he plans to return to the stage as a stand-up after being deemed a top 100 comedian by Comedy Central. To get tickets to Friday’s show, head to KeswickTheatre.com. (Photo by Charley Gallay/Getty Images for Amazon Studios)
Dom welcomes Stacy Garrity, Treasurer of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, back onto the Dom Giordano Program, to discuss how she’s feeling today on Election Day. Yesterday, Dom met Garrity at the Dr. Mehmet Oz rally, in which the Treasurer offered a great line, telling that the problem with Fetterman is not that he can’t finish sentences, it’s that he commutes sentences of violent criminals. Garrity, serving as a co-chair to the Oz campaign, tells what she’s seen as she’s traversed the State, reporting that she’s seen enthusiasm pick up everywhere, leading her to believe that some success will befall the Republican candidate today. (Photo by Getty Images)
Pete Smith, a Republican powerhouse in Northeast Philadelphia, provides Dom Giordano and listeners a look inside polling places in Philadelphia, and tells what he expects to happen when things settle and votes are in. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Dom welcomes GOP Chairwoman Ronna McDaniel back onto the Dom Giordano Program to hear an update on Election Day as things unfold nationwide. First, Ronna recaps her role in last night’s rally for Mehmet Oz, telling how she forced her way into a roll throwing shirts into the crowd. Then, Ronna and Dom discuss election integrity, with Ronna explaining what’s being done both in Pennsylvania and nationwide to ensure that we have a fair and secure election in 2022. Then, Dom asks Ronna about the individual candidates, with Ronna explaining the importance of voting Democrats out if we’d like to course correct for our country’s future. Then, McDaniel takes us nationwide, particularly to Maricopa County in Arizona, to offer updates on election issues playing out due to malfunctioning voting machines.
Then, Dom welcomes Stacy Garrity, Treasurer of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, back onto the Dom Giordano Program, to discuss how she’s feeling today on Election Day. Yesterday, Dom met Garrity at the Dr. Mehmet Oz rally, in which the Treasurer offered a great line, telling that the problem with Fetterman is not that he can’t finish sentences, it’s that he commutes sentences of violent criminals. Garrity, serving as a co-chair to the Oz campaign, tells what she’s seen as she’s traversed the State, reporting that she’s seen enthusiasm pick up everywhere, leading her to believe that some success will befall the Republican candidate today. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom leads off the Dom Giordano Program by continuing the conversation centered on Election Day, revealing the accuracy of polls according to RealClearPolitics, noting that Trafalgar Group remains among the most accurate when reporting on Pennsylvania, while the Left’s favorite source, Franklin and Marshall, falls nearly 10 points off in their accuracy. Then, Giordano takes calls from listeners providing reports from their local polling stations, and a liberal caller who takes umbrage with the continued Republican effort to ‘suppress votes.’ Throughout the hour, Dom continues on with commentary of the election, but sprinkles in commentary from other sources, including a statement made by Jimmy Kimmel’s wife on his late night show last night, sounding an alarm for viewers to vote Democrat because of the topic of abortion. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom welcomes GOP Chairwoman Ronna McDaniel back onto the Dom Giordano Program to hear an update on Election Day as things unfold nationwide. First, Ronna recaps her role in last night’s rally for Mehmet Oz, telling how she forced her way into a roll throwing shirts into the crowd. Then, Ronna and Dom discuss election integrity, with Ronna explaining what’s being done both in Pennsylvania and nationwide to ensure that we have a fair and secure election in 2022. Then, Dom asks Ronna about the individual candidates, with Ronna explaining the importance of voting Democrats out if we’d like to course correct for our country’s future. Then, McDaniel takes us nationwide, particularly to Maricopa County in Arizona, to offer updates on election issues playing out due to malfunctioning voting machines. (Photo by Samuel Corum/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes Liz Preate-Havey, Chair of the Montgomery County GOP, back onto the Dom Giordano Program to tell what she’s seeing at this point at the polls in MontCo, and to recap last night’s rally supporting Doctor Oz. First, Liz offers her thoughts on last night’s festivities, telling about the great venue Haines Estates which flies under the radar as a great employer for the region, also putting on great events on the property. Then, Liz tells what she’s hearing at the polls, responding to comments made by polling officials in other local counties as read back by Giordano, including warnings that there will be delays in processing and determining the result of the election. In addition, Giordano and Preate-Havey lend their expertise to provide analysis on polling, telling what they expect to see as the election is decided. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by discussing the eventful nature of the day, telling about what he’s hearing around the area as voters take to the polls on Election Day. Dom takes calls from listeners out in the field, and reveals what he’ll be doing to vote. Also, Dom tells that he has received his first write-in ballot for this election season, which may be enough to win Philadelphia. Also, Dom recaps last night’s amazing rally supporting Doctor Oz in Montgomery County, telling of his favorite moments and playing back parts of his speech.
Then, Dom welcomes Liz Preate-Havey, Chair of the Montgomery County GOP, back onto the Dom Giordano Program to tell what she’s seeing at this point at the polls in MontCo, and to recap last night’s rally supporting Doctor Oz. First, Liz offers her thoughts on last night’s festivities, telling about the great venue Haines Estates which flies under the radar as a great employer for the region, also putting on great events on the property. Then, Liz tells what she’s hearing at the polls, responding to comments made by polling officials in other local counties as read back by Giordano, including warnings that there will be delays in processing and determining the result of the election. In addition, Giordano and Preate-Havey lend their expertise to provide analysis on polling, telling what they expect to see as the election is decided. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom welcomes Guy Ciarrocchi, candidate for U.S. House in Pennsylvania’s 6th congressional district, back onto the Dom Giordano Program as he takes on incumbent Democrat Chrissy Houlahan. First, Guy tells Giordano what he’s seeing as he canvasses his district, telling of the wave of Republican voters that he expects to take to the polls to throw their support behind him. Then, Ciarrocchi tells about Houlahan’s voting history, which falls very much in line with Nancy Pelosi, and how policies that she has supported have driven our economy into the ground. Ciarrocchi explains what Houlahan has done, even to the end, including attacks on his campaign, and tells why most independents and mainline conservative women have trended in his direction. (Photo by Mark Makela/Getty Images)
In today’s third hour, Dom welcomes Managing Partner at RWB Strategies Alison Young onto the Dom Giordano Program to gather her analysis on the election as we sit on Election Day Eve. First, Dom asks Young about the data she has centered on the suburban middle-class voter, explaining how for many it’s very hard to focus on issues such as the climate while struggling to pay for groceries and gas. Young explains the thought processes behind women voters, which she warns is not a monolithic demographic, telling how women voters have started to trust Republicans, particularly concerning issues of the economy. (Photo by Mark Makela/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Dom welcomes Managing Partner at RWB Strategies Alison Young onto the Dom Giordano Program to gather her analysis on the election as we sit on Election Day Eve. First, Dom asks Young about the data she has centered on the suburban middle-class voter, explaining how for many it’s very hard to focus on issues such as the climate while struggling to pay for groceries and gas. Young explains the thought processes behind women voters, which she warns is not a monolithic demographic, telling how women voters have started to trust Republicans, particularly concerning issues of the economy.
Then, Dom welcomes Guy Ciarrocchi, candidate for U.S. House in Pennsylvania’s 6th congressional district, back onto the Dom Giordano Program as he takes on incumbent Democrat Chrissy Houlahan. First, Guy tells Giordano what he’s seeing as he canvasses his district, telling of the wave of Republican voters that he expects to take to the polls to throw their support behind him. Then, Ciarrocchi tells about Houlahan’s voting history, which falls very much in line with Nancy Pelosi, and how policies that she has supported have driven our economy into the ground. Ciarrocchi explains what Houlahan has done, even to the end, including attacks on his campaign, and tells why most independents and mainline conservative women have trended in his direction. (Photo by Getty Images)
In today’s second hour, Dom welcomes Former Governor of Texas and Secretary of Energy Rick Perry to the Dom Giordano Program to discuss how the issue of energy will affect tomorrow’s election. First, Giordano asks Sec. Perry to comment on the Biden stance on energy, with Perry commenting on Biden’s decision to reply that he’ll ‘end drilling’ to a climate protester, with Perry calling the comments ‘asinine.’ Then, Perry and Giordano discuss the Senate race between Dr. Mehmet Oz and John Fetterman, with Perry commenting on Fetterman’s alleged ‘pro-fracking’ stance. In addition, Secretary Perry compares the performance of his time in office with the current stance, and tells what he hopes would return with more Republicans in power.
Then, Senator Tim Scott joins Dom on the Dom Giordano Program to discuss and analyze tomorrow’s election on Election Eve. First, Dom gets Senator Scott’s general thoughts on Republican candidate for U.S. Senate Mehmet Oz, with Scott telling what he thinks Oz would bring to the Senate. Then, Giordano and Scott delve into the issue of crime, particularly Fetterman’s history supporting hyper progressive policies that have led big cities such as Philadelphia down a dangerous path. Then, Giordano and Scott hop into the implications of Democratic policies on both inflation and education, and Scott tells of the importance of recognizing progress and togetherness as a nation.
After that, Dr. Mehmet Oz, candidate in Pennsylvania for United States Senator, returns to the Dom Giordano Program to tell what he’s been up to on the final day before Election Day as he canvasses the state of Pennsylvania. First, Giordano discusses the endorsements that Oz has received in the realm of the issue of crime, with Oz explaining why he believes those who matter have thrown their weight behind him because of Fetterman’s harmful progressive policies. Then, Giordano and Oz run through multiple other issues greatly affecting the election, including issues of the economy, and tell of a great event that both will be speaking at tonight in Montgomery County, with more information found at DoctorOz.com. (Photo by Drew Angerer/Getty Images)
Dr. Mehmet Oz, candidate in Pennsylvania for United States Senator, returns to the Dom Giordano Program to tell what he’s been up to on the final day before Election Day as he canvasses the state of Pennsylvania. First, Giordano discusses the endorsements that Oz has received in the realm of the issue of crime, with Oz explaining why he believes those who matter have thrown their weight behind him because of Fetterman’s harmful progressive policies. Then, Giordano and Oz run through multiple other issues greatly affecting the election, including issues of the economy, and tell of a great event that both will be speaking at tonight in Montgomery County, with more information found at DoctorOz.com. (Photo by Mark Makela/Getty Images)
Senator Tim Scott joins Dom on the Dom Giordano Program to discuss and analyze tomorrow’s election on Election Eve. First, Dom gets Senator Scott’s general thoughts on Republican candidate for U.S. Senate Mehmet Oz, with Scott telling what he thinks Oz would bring to the Senate. Then, Giordano and Scott delve into the issue of crime, particularly Fetterman’s history supporting hyper progressive policies that have led big cities such as Philadelphia down a dangerous path. Then, Giordano and Scott hop into the implications of Democratic policies on both inflation and education, and Scott tells of the importance of recognizing progress and togetherness as a nation. (Photo by Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes Former Governor of Texas and Secretary of Energy Rick Perry to the Dom Giordano Program to discuss how the issue of energy will affect tomorrow’s election. First, Giordano asks Sec. Perry to comment on the Biden stance on energy, with Perry commenting on Biden’s decision to reply that he’ll ‘end drilling’ to a climate protester, with Perry calling the comments ‘asinine.’ Then, Perry and Giordano discuss the Senate race between Dr. Mehmet Oz and John Fetterman, with Perry commenting on Fetterman’s alleged ‘pro-fracking’ stance. In addition, Secretary Perry compares the performance of his time in office with the current stance, and tells what he hopes would return with more Republicans in power. (Photo by Mike Stone/Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by discussing what he expects from tonight, as he hosts a show live from a rally for Pennsylvania Senate candidate Dr. Mehmet Oz from Montgomery County, telling listeners to join him at the Haines Estate in Pennsburg, PA. Then, Dom offers his Election Eve analysis, telling how he believes the issue of inflation will swing the election toward Republicans, also playing back comments made by left-leaning analysts that echo the same sentiment. Then, Dom brings things more local, telling how he believes crime will weigh into the election, and reads back a local news story that fingers State Rep. Martina White as an ‘election denier’ for raising questions about the integrity of Pennsylvania’s elections.
Then, Dom welcomes Athan Koutsioroumbas, columnist for RealClearPolitics and former staffer for Rick Santorum back onto the Dom Giordano Program. Athan K has been on fire recently, posting great analysis both on RealClearPolitics on his substack analyzing two of the most important voting demographics, being Gen X and suburban voters. Athan delves into the voting ideology of Gen X voters, discussing how the Overton window has shifted to create many ‘Republicans’ who are generally socially moderate but fiscally conservative. Athan explains how this shift is happening, telling how political needs shift as voters start families, with many shifting right because of the radical nature of school boards around the country. (Photo by Michael M. Santiago/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes Athan Koutsioroumbas, columnist for RealClearPolitics and former staffer for Rick Santorum back onto the Dom Giordano Program. Athan K has been on fire recently, posting great analysis both on RealClearPolitics on his substack analyzing two of the most important voting demographics, being Gen X and suburban voters. Athan delves into the voting ideology of Gen X voters, discussing how the Overton window has shifted to create many ‘Republicans’ who are generally socially moderate but fiscally conservative. Athan explains how this shift is happening, telling how political needs shift as voters start families, with many shifting right because of the radical nature of school boards around the country. (Photo by Getty Images)
In today’s third hour, Dom welcomes Jennifer Sey, former Levi’s executive and author of the upcoming Levi’s Unbuttoned: The Woke Mob Took My Job but Gave Me My Voice, onto the Dom Giordano Program. First, Dom asks Sey about her losing her Levi’s job because of her comments made about the hypocritical nature of Coronavirus edicts, specifically asking about the new push by the Left to provide ‘amnesty’ to those on the opposite end of Sey who got things so wrong. Ley, who’s launched a Substack since leaving Levi’s, explains the benefits of her job loss, telling how she now can freely speak on issues that have become politicized.
Then, after playing Dom’s Money Melody, Dom focuses back on the local elections prior to Tuesday’s Election Day, playing back a clip from a Bucks County Commissioner who wrongly notes that one can drop over a hundred ballots in a drop box if they originate from a nursing home. Dom analyzes the differences presented by both Democratic and Republican candidates, and warns of the negative implications of extreme Progressive policies. (Photo by Michael M. Santiago/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes Jennifer Sey, former Levi’s executive and author of the upcoming Levi’s Unbuttoned: The Woke Mob Took My Job but Gave Me My Voice, onto the Dom Giordano Program. First, Dom asks Sey about her losing her Levi’s job because of her comments made about the hypocritical nature of Coronavirus edicts, specifically asking about the new push by the Left to provide ‘amnesty’ to those on the opposite end of Sey who got things so wrong. Ley, who’s launched a Substack since leaving Levi’s, explains the benefits of her job loss, telling how she now can freely speak on issues that have become politicized. (Photo by Dave Kotinsky/Getty Images for Levis)
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom continues the Dom Giordano Program with commentary about the upcoming Election Day on Tuesday. Dom spends the first segment playing back and dissecting an appearance by Democratic Senate candidate John Fetterman, in which Fetterman commented on his health and privilege, particularly while making Oz’s wealth a cornerstone of his campaign. Then, Giordano takes a couple calls, then plays back a clip from Joy Reid, who tried arguing on MSNBC that people did not know the term ‘inflation’ before Republicans made it a hot topic in this year’s Election season. Also, Giordano tells about a billboard near the stadiums that reads that the World Series has been brought to us by immigrants, which he appreciates but notes that they are legal immigrants.
Then, Dom welcomes in media critic Scott Cronick onto the Dom Giordano Program to hear what’s worth watching both at home and in theaters. First, Cronick offers his analysis on the World Series coverage provided by Fox, telling why he believes Phillies fans have a distaste for John Smoltz. Then, Giordano asks Cronick about comments made by director Quentin Tarantino, who said to the LA Times that he looks forward to the end of superhero films. Then, Cronick offers tips for what’s worth watching, including the new All Quiet on the Western Front on Netflix and Terrifier 2 in theaters. (Photo by Mark Makela/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes in media critic Scott Cronick onto the Dom Giordano Program to hear what’s worth watching both at home and in theaters. First, Cronick offers his analysis on the World Series coverage provided by Fox, telling why he believes Phillies fans have a distaste for John Smoltz. Then, Giordano asks Cronick about comments made by director Quentin Tarantino, who said to the LA Times that he looks forward to the end of superhero films. Then, Cronick offers tips for what’s worth watching, including the new All Quiet on the Western Front on Netflix and Terrifier 2 in theaters. (Photo by Sebastian Reuter/Getty Images for Netflix)
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by discussing updated polling results as we come upon Election Day, revealing gains by both Republicans in the gubernatorial and the Senate races. Giordano breaks down and analyzes the polls, pontificating the reasons behind the spike, asking whether it could be true that suburban women are trending toward the Republican Party.
Then, Dom welcomes Representative Jim Jordan back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss a 1,000 page report he’s produced focusing on the politicization of the FBI. Giordano and Jordan go in depth into the topic, with Jordan discussing the unequal treatment that’s developed within the organization as agents knock down the door of conservatives while turning a blind eye to similar, or in some cases worse, actions by Democrats and those on the Left. Then, Rep. Jordan takes on the allegations that Republicans aid and welcome political violence, discussing President Biden’s speech yesterday, telling about the many times that Republicans have rushed to condemn violent acts by political extremists.
Then, State Senator Doug Mastriano rejoins the Dom Giordano Program to take listeners inside the final days of his campaign as he prepares for Tuesday’s Election Day. First, Giordano asks Mastriano about news that Pennsylvania has been funding gender transition procedures with taxpayer funds, with Mastriano explaining why he believes this needs to end. Then, this leads Giordano and Mastriano into a conversation of the radical policies propped up by Progressives, particularly pertaining to radical ideologies in education and the push to allow transgendered individuals to participate in female sports. Also, Doug updates the audience as to where he’ll be in the final days of the Election, and tells listeners where to find his upcoming schedule online, at Doug4Gov.com. (Photo by Getty Images)
State Senator Doug Mastriano rejoins the Dom Giordano Program to take listeners inside the final days of his campaign as he prepares for Tuesday’s Election Day. First, Giordano asks Mastriano about news that Pennsylvania has been funding gender transition procedures with taxpayer funds, with Mastriano explaining why he believes this needs to end. Then, this leads Giordano and Mastriano into a conversation of the radical policies propped up by Progressives, particularly pertaining to radical ideologies in education and the push to allow transgendered individuals to participate in female sports. Also, Doug updates the audience as to where he’ll be in the final days of the Election, and tells listeners where to find his upcoming schedule online, at Doug4Gov.com. (Photo by Michael M. Santiago/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes Representative Jim Jordan back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss a 1,000 page report he’s produced focusing on the politicization of the FBI. Giordano and Jordan go in depth into the topic, with Jordan discussing the unequal treatment that’s developed within the organization as agents knock down the door of conservatives while turning a blind eye to similar, or in some cases worse, actions by Democrats and those on the Left. Then, Rep. Jordan takes on the allegations that Republicans aid and welcome political violence, discussing President Biden’s speech yesterday, telling about the many times that Republicans have rushed to condemn violent acts by political extremists. (Photo by Susan Walsh-Pool/Getty Images)
Dom Giordano, WPHT host and former teacher, has dedicated much of his daily show toward parents who are taking it into their own hands to push back against school boards that have a negative impact on their children. This has culminated in a weekly podcast on education, Readin', Writin', and Reason, which has allowed wonderful relationships to develop between Giordano, educators, and parents throughout the country who are speaking out against overbearing school boards.
First, Dom welcomes Washington Examiner and longtime friend of the show Chris Tremoglie back onto the podcast. This week, Tremoglie was sent some student preparatory material from West Chester University, which prompted an article in the Washington Examiner. Tremoglie tells of some material centered on diversity and equity, which he explains as a presentation of the 6 stages of white identity, alleging that the material tries teaching white students to hate themselves. Tremoglie notes that this is one of many examples of radical ideology infusing into universities, telling of his surprise that it has now descended upon West Chester University.
Then, Dom welcomes in Kenny Xu, author of ‘An Inconvenient Minority: The Attack on Asian American Excellence and the Fight for Meritocracy’ and President of Color Us United, to the podcast. Kenny has been on the show multiple times to offer his commentary on the ongoing Supreme Court case looking into affirmative action and admissions in colleges, such as Harvard University, and whether Asian-Americans have been discriminated against in the name of equity. Xu offers his opinion on what he considers to be incredibly discriminatory practices, and tells Giordano about a cottage industry that’s developed to teach Asian students how to hide their identity when applying to schools in hopes that they get selected.
In today’s third hour, Dom leads off the Dom Giordano Program by welcoming Sen. Rick Scott back onto show to discuss the midterm elections in Pennsylvania and the importance of not sending a progressive such as John Fetterman to the United States Senate. Scott, who now heads the National Republican Senatorial Committee, tells why it’s incredibly important to get out the vote for Dr. Mehmet Oz, telling of the negative implications of policies propped up by Democrats, particularly in the realm of criminal justice.
Then, after playing Dom’s Money Melody, Giordano continues on with the topic of the election on Tuesday, discussing strides made by Republicans in the suburban women demographic. Also, Giordano plays back a clip of Bucks County Commissioner Bob Harvie, who suggested that it is legal for somebody to drop a hundred ballots into drop boxes, which Dom vehemently disagrees with. (Photo by Getty Images)
In today’s third hour, Dom leads off the Dom Giordano Program by welcoming Sen. Rick Scott back onto show to discuss the midterm elections in Pennsylvania and the importance of not sending a progressive such as John Fetterman to the United States Senate. Scott, who now heads the National Republican Senatorial Committee, tells why it’s incredibly important to get out the vote for Dr. Mehmet Oz, telling of the negative implications of policies propped up by Democrats, particularly in the realm of criminal justice. (Photo by Anna Moneymaker/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes Sav Says, a YouTube viral sensation, Savanah Hernandez, to the Dom Giordano Program. Savanah, who has produced videos that have been viewed over 20 million times, covers the implications of progressive policies on crime. Savanah has gone to Skid Row in Los Angeles, the Bronx in New York, Portland, and other hot zones, but says that her time spent in Philadelphia proves our City as the worst. Savanah is working on her next video, focusing on Kensington and the addiction crisis in Philadelphia, and tells Giordano about volunteers at a needle exchange program who refused to allow her to record, forcefully taking her camera and breaking it. Savanah takes us inside her Kensington trip, telling of the amount of needles she’s never experienced before, and compares the leadership of DA Larry Krasner and Mayor Kenney to other areas suffering from the effect of progressive policies, including Portland and Seattle. (Photo by Spencer Platt/Getty Images)
Full Hour | Dom welcomes Clarice Schillinger, Executive Director of Back to School USA, back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss a Wall Street Journal poll that points toward a spike in support of Republican candidates by suburban women. First, Dom plays back a clip from today’s episode of The View, in which host Sunny Hostin compared Republican suburban women to roaches voting for raid because of the topic of abortion. Clarice takes issue with the comments, explaining why the comments are incredibly disrespectful, pointing toward the impact of inflation on suburban women and families. Clarice, who canvasses the country focusing on local political races, tells what she’s been hearing as the most important issues from suburban women while traversing the multitude of local races. Also, Clarice tells about the impact of the issue of Abortion, and explains the yin and yang between male and female voters.
Then, Dom welcomes Sav Says, a YouTube viral sensation, Savanah Hernandez, to the Dom Giordano Program. Savanah, who has produced videos that have been viewed over 20 million times, covers the implications of progressive policies on crime. Savanah has gone to Skid Row in Los Angeles, the Bronx in New York, Portland, and other hot zones, but says that her time spent in Philadelphia proves our City as the worst. Savanah is working on her next video, focusing on Kensington and the addiction crisis in Philadelphia, and tells Giordano about volunteers at a needle exchange program who refused to allow her to record, forcefully taking her camera and breaking it. Savanah takes us inside her Kensington trip, telling of the amount of needles she’s never experienced before, and compares the leadership of DA Larry Krasner and Mayor Kenney to other areas suffering from the effect of progressive policies, including Portland and Seattle. (Photo by Spencer Platt/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes Clarice Schillinger, Executive Director of Back to School USA, back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss a Wall Street Journal poll that points toward a spike in support of Republican candidates by suburban women. First, Dom plays back a clip from today’s episode of The View, in which host Sunny Hostin compared Republican suburban women to roaches voting for raid because of the topic of abortion. Clarice takes issue with the comments, explaining why the comments are incredibly disrespectful, pointing toward the impact of inflation on suburban women and families. Clarice, who canvasses the country focusing on local political races, tells what she’s been hearing as the most important issues from suburban women while traversing the multitude of local races. Also, Clarice tells about the impact of the issue of Abortion, and explains the yin and yang between male and female voters. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom welcomes Megan Brock of ParentsHaveTheRightToKnow.com back onto the Dom Giordano Program, after she sent over a clip of Bucks County Commissioner Bob Harvie saying that it is indeed legal for voters to drop multiple ballots in drop boxes. Dom gets some clarification from Brock about the law, telling that the law is written in a way that can be interpreted multiple ways, but reads that voters are allowed to make drops for residents within their ‘designated household.’ Brock argues, that in a situation like a nursing home, a ‘household’ should be, for example, a husband and wife or roommates sharing a room. While the law is not clear, her interpretation points toward ‘households’ does not involve, in effect, a nurse dropping multiple ballots as a representative of an entire nursing home. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by asking what will happen in the City of Philadelphia if the Philadelphia Phillies win the World Series, telling of a rumor he’s heard that other local Police Departments may be hesitant to provide manpower due to effects on their departments because of Philadelphia’s policies in dealing with crime. Then, Giordano plays back a clip from a Bucks County commissioner who suggested that there is nothing illegal about dropping multiple ballots into a drop box, which runs counter to a recent Supreme Court ruling. Then, Dom spends the remainder of the first half hour discussing the impact of inflation on the Election, playing back clips from multiple Democrats who suggest that ‘the threat to Democracy’ should be top of mind for all voters.
Then, Dom welcomes Megan Brock of ParentsHaveTheRightToKnow.com back onto the Dom Giordano Program, after she sent over a clip of Bucks County Commissioner Bob Harvie saying that it is indeed legal for voters to drop multiple ballots in drop boxes. Dom gets some clarification from Brock about the law, telling that the law is written in a way that can be interpreted multiple ways, but reads that voters are allowed to make drops for residents within their ‘designated household.’ Brock argues, that in a situation like a nursing home, a ‘household’ should be, for example, a husband and wife or roommates sharing a room. While the law is not clear, her interpretation points toward ‘households’ does not involve, in effect, a nurse dropping multiple ballots as a representative of an entire nursing home. (Photo by Elsa/Getty Images)
After hearing that Jill Biden will be at tonight's Game 4 of the World Series, Dom suggests that Philadelphia Phillies fans should indeed boo the President's wife. (Photo by Anna Moneymaker/Getty Images)
Dom Giordano discusses the housing market with Producer Dan, who's looking to buy his first ever home. (Photo by Getty Images)
In today’s third hour, Dom continues the Dom Giordano Program by discussing multiple issues playing out nationally, along with continued commentary centered on the senate and gubernatorial midterms coming up next week. First, Dom plays back a clip from his favorite actor, Jason Bateman, who was knocked down a few pegs after asking President Joe Biden to utilize the Emergency Alert System to inform Americans to vote. Then, Dom spends a chunk of time on the local races, interspersing it with commentary about the continually raising of federal rate hikes and how this impacts inflation, the economy, and first-time home buyers. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom Giordano announces the side topic of the day, asking for notable people with southern accents, and discusses with Dan which accents exude the most class. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom welcomes Dr. Mehmet Oz back onto the Dom Giordano Program for another update as to how his campaign has been going as he traverses the State ahead of Tuesday’s Election Day. First, Dom asks Dr. Oz about a narrative drummed up by the Left that Republican candidates are overblowing crime for political purposes, which Oz addresses head on, calling out the ridiculous notion of such an idea. Then, Oz and Giordano spend some time on both the topics of crime and inflation, with Oz laying forth why he’s the correct candidate to help dig us out of the hole dug by Democrats in Washington. Then, Giordano and Dr. Oz preview an upcoming rally that Dom will host in Pennsburg on Monday, with more information at DoctorOz.com. (Photo by Rob Kim/Getty Images for The Blue Jacket Fashion Show)
Dom welcomes in Kenny Xu, author of ‘An Inconvenient Minority: The Attack on Asian American Excellence and the Fight for Meritocracy’ and President of Color Us United, to the Dom Giordano Program. Kenny has been on the show multiple times to offer his commentary on the ongoing Supreme Court case looking into affirmative action and admissions in colleges, such as Harvard University, and whether Asian-Americans have been discriminated against in the name of equity. Xu offers his opinion on what he considers to be incredibly discriminatory practices, and tells Giordano about a cottage industry that’s developed to teach Asian students how to hide their identity when applying to schools in hopes that they get selected. (Photo by Glen Cooper/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom welcomes Dr. Mehmet Oz back onto the Dom Giordano Program for another update as to how his campaign has been going as he traverses the State ahead of Tuesday’s Election Day. First, Dom asks Dr. Oz about a narrative drummed up by the Left that Republican candidates are overblowing crime for political purposes, which Oz addresses head on, calling out the ridiculous notion of such an idea. Then, Oz and Giordano spend some time on both the topics of crime and inflation, with Oz laying forth why he’s the correct candidate to help dig us out of the hole dug by Democrats in Washington. Then, Giordano and Dr. Oz preview an upcoming rally that Dom will host in Pennsburg on Monday, with more information at DoctorOz.com.
Then, Dom welcomes in Kenny Xu, author of ‘An Inconvenient Minority: The Attack on Asian American Excellence and the Fight for Meritocracy’ and President of Color Us United, to the Dom Giordano Program. Kenny has been on the show multiple times to offer his commentary on the ongoing Supreme Court case looking into affirmative action and admissions in colleges, such as Harvard University, and whether Asian-Americans have been discriminated against in the name of equity. Xu offers his opinion on what he considers to be incredibly discriminatory practices, and tells Giordano about a cottage industry that’s developed to teach Asian students how to hide their identity when applying to schools in hopes that they get selected. (Photo by Tim Nwachukwu/Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by offering his opinion on the continued effort by Democrats to reframe the narrative around crime, telling why crime should and will be one of the most important voters in the 2022 midterms. Then, Dom moves into commentary about the win last night by the Philadelphia Phillies, which pushed them to a 2-1 lead in the 2022 World Series against the Houston Astros. Then, Dom spends most of the hour analyzing the upcoming Election between Dr. Mehmet Oz and John Fetterman, telling of strides made by the Republican candidate in the suburban women demographic. Then, Giordano offers his opinion on the Supreme Court ruling concerning affirmative action and Asian students looking for fair practices in college admissions processes.
In today’s second hour, Dom welcomes Dr. Mehmet Oz back onto the Dom Giordano Program for another update as to how his campaign has been going as he traverses the State ahead of Tuesday’s Election Day. First, Dom asks Dr. Oz about a narrative drummed up by the Left that Republican candidates are overblowing crime for political purposes, which Oz addresses head on, calling out the ridiculous notion of such an idea. Then, Oz and Giordano spend some time on both the topics of crime and inflation, with Oz laying forth why he’s the correct candidate to help dig us out of the hole dug by Democrats in Washington. Then, Giordano and Dr. Oz preview an upcoming rally that Dom will host in Pennsburg on Monday, with more information at DoctorOz.com. (Photo by Tim Nwachukwu/Getty Images)
Harry Donahue, longtime voice of Temple University sports, checks in following the Jon Heyman interview, offering his perspective on the most common Philadelphia stereotype. Harry takes us back to the fateful day when a drunken Santa took to the Philadelphia Eagles field and was met with snowballs from fans in the stands. Then, Harry updates the audience as to what he’s been up to after switching from radio to television, and previews what to expect from Owls basketball this season. (Photo by Ron Jenkins/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes Liz Preate-Havey, head of Montgomery County’s GOP, back onto the Dom Giordano Program for more on election integrity, discussing with Preate-Havey the changes to rules centered on drop box voting. Preate-Havey reveals that new guidelines enforce that those utilizing drop boxes only drop one ballot at a time, telling that any time multiple ballots are cast, any invalid ballots will be stamped and mailed to the DA to handle. Preate-Havey tells that there will be poll workers officiating at the drop boxes, making sure that voters only drop one ballot. Then, Preate-Havey and Giordano discuss differences in drop box rules from county to county, with Liz stressing the importance of uniformity in drop box rules. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Dom welcomes Audacy MLB Insider and NY Post Columnist Jon Heyman onto the Dom Giordano Program after penning a piece arguing that the Houston Astros don’t deserve the ire of Philadelphia Phillies fans after their cheating scandal, writing that there were multiple teams that had similar allegations levied against them, as well. Giordano and Heyman discuss the commentary, with both going into the reputation of Philadelphia fans and the stereotypes regularly levied at the City. Then, Giordano and Heyman delve into analysis of the games on the field, with Heyman predicting what he thinks will happen in the World Series.
Then, Harry Donahue, longtime voice of Temple University sports, checks in following the Jon Heyman interview, offering his perspective on the most common Philadelphia stereotype. Harry takes us back to the fateful day when a drunken Santa took to the Philadelphia Eagles field and was met with snowballs from fans in the stands. Then, Harry updates the audience as to what he’s been up to after switching from radio to television, and previews what to expect from Owls basketball this season. (Photo by Tim Nwachukwu/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom welcomes Pennsylvania Rep. Frank X. Ryan back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss an open letter that he penned to the Wolf administration concerning the strength of the integrity of our elections. Representative Ryan tells about the letter, addressed to Acting Secretary Leigh Chapman, which calls into question the process used to verify the votes after a 2018 Directive that instructs counties to register voters with no verification of identity. Rep. Ryan explains what this means for election security, and tells why he hopes to find answers and get this figured out before the 2022 Election next week.
Then, Dom welcomes Liz Preate-Havey, head of Montgomery County’s GOP, back onto the Dom Giordano Program for more on election integrity, discussing with Preate-Havey the changes to rules centered on drop box voting. Preate-Havey reveals that new guidelines enforce that those utilizing drop boxes only drop one ballot at a time, telling that any time multiple ballots are cast, any invalid ballots will be stamped and mailed to the DA to handle. Preate-Havey tells that there will be poll workers officiating at the drop boxes, making sure that voters only drop one ballot. Then, Preate-Havey and Giordano discuss differences in drop box rules from county to county, with Liz stressing the importance of uniformity in drop box rules. (Photo by Getty Images)
In today’s third hour, Dom welcomes Audacy MLB Insider and NY Post Columnist Jon Heyman onto the Dom Giordano Program after penning a piece arguing that the Houston Astros don’t deserve the ire of Philadelphia Phillies fans after their cheating scandal, writing that there were multiple teams that had similar allegations levied against them, as well. Giordano and Heyman discuss the commentary, with both going into the reputation of Philadelphia fans and the stereotypes regularly levied at the City. Then, Giordano and Heyman delve into analysis of the games on the field, with Heyman predicting what he thinks will happen in the World Series. (Photo by Tim Nwachukwu/Getty Images)
In today’s second hour, Dom welcomes Pennsylvania Rep. Frank X. Ryan back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss an open letter that he penned to the Wolf administration concerning the strength of the integrity of our elections. Representative Ryan tells about the letter, addressed to Acting Secretary Leigh Chapman, which calls into question the process used to verify the votes after a 2018 Directive that instructs counties to register voters with no verification of identity. Rep. Ryan explains what this means for election security, and tells why he hopes to find answers and get this figured out before the 2022 Election next week. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom welcomes Washington Examiner and longtime friend of the show Chris Tremoglie back onto the Dom Giordano Program. This week, Tremoglie was sent some student preparatory material from West Chester University, which prompted an article in the Washington Examiner. Tremoglie tells of some material centered on diversity and equity, which he explains as a presentation of the 6 stages of white identity, alleging that the material tries teaching white students to hate themselves. Tremoglie notes that this is one of many examples of radical ideology infusing into universities, telling of his surprise that it has now descended upon West Chester University. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | Dom led off the Dom Giordano by previewing what’s coming up on today’s show, telling first about a situation out at West Chester University concerning Diversity, Equity and Inclusion. Then, Giordano offers up some polling results, telling that Republicans have made great strides with the suburban women demographic, telling why this is proof that former President Trump should remain off Twitter. Dom continues with the topic, asking what topics are turning suburban women off to the Democratic party. Then, Dom gives a recap of a CNN interview between Don Lemon and Democratic PA Senate candidate John Fetterman, playing back a clip where Don suggests that Fetterman was much better cognitively than he had expected entering into the interview.
Then, Dom welcomes Washington Examiner and longtime friend of the show Chris Tremoglie back onto the Dom Giordano Program. This week, Tremoglie was sent some student preparatory material from West Chester University, which prompted an article in the Washington Examiner. Tremoglie tells of some material centered on diversity and equity, which he explains as a presentation of the 6 stages of white identity, alleging that the material tries teaching white students to hate themselves. Tremoglie notes that this is one of many examples of radical ideology infusing into universities, telling of his surprise that it has now descended upon West Chester University. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dr. Mehmet Oz, checks back into the Dom Giordano Program while on the final stretch of his campaign before Election Day. Today, Giordano and Oz discuss the Democratic attempt to reframe the narrative around crime, with Oz telling why that issue is so important to Pennsylvanians. Then, Dr. Oz gets into the detrimental nature of progressive policies that would come with John Fetterman, and tells of the importance of getting out to vote. Also, Dr. Oz updates Giordano and listeners on where he spent the weekend, and previews an upcoming appearance with Dom Giordano on Election Eve, and tells about another rally tomorrow in Bucks County. (Photo by Tim Nwachukwu/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Dom continues the Dom Giordano Program by offering up some surprising polling results in battleground states by CBS, which suggests that voters believe many Democrats put the needs of immigrants over the needs of Americans. Then, Giordano tells about the media narrative centered around crime in the election, playing back a clip from Al Sharpton minimizing the spike in crime statistics, with the MSNBC host arguing that Republicans are twisting and exploiting numbers for political purposes.
Then, Dr. Mehmet Oz, checks back into the Dom Giordano Program while on the final stretch of his campaign before Election Day. Today, Giordano and Oz discuss the Democratic attempt to reframe the narrative around crime, with Oz telling why that issue is so important to Pennsylvanians. Then, Dr. Oz gets into the detrimental nature of progressive policies that would come with John Fetterman, and tells of the importance of getting out to vote. Also, Dr. Oz updates Giordano and listeners on where he spent the weekend, and previews an upcoming appearance with Dom Giordano on Election Eve, and tells about another rally tomorrow in Bucks County. (Photo by Getty Images)
In today’s second hour, Dom continues on with the Dom Giordano Program by discussing the anniversary of Hurricane Sandy, asking about the lasting political implications of a bear hug shared by Chris Christie and President Barack Obama. Then, Dom updates the situation centered on mail-in balloting in Philadelphia and Pennsylvania for the midterm elections, telling that fewer than half of those who requested in the 2020 election have requested in the midterm election. This leads Dom into a long discussion centered on the Pennsylvania Senate and Gubernatorial races, sprinkled together with some commentary on the attack of Paul Pelosi, husband of Nancy Pelosi. Then, Dom tells about an Asbury Park Pizzeria that released a Pumpkin Spice pizza, and explains why he vehemently disagrees with people who swear that fall is the best season of the year. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom welcomes New York Post columnist Adam Coleman, author of Black Victim to Black Victor and founder of Wrong Speak Publishing, onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss his column he penned this weekend for the Post in which he writes how the media lied to him about Conservatives. Coleman, an African-American man, decided to do a deeper dive into politics following the George Floyd protests and found that much of the rhetoric that conservatives are ‘racist’ is largely fabricated by a Left-leaning media for political purposes. Coleman explains his point, discussing the policies propagated by Democrats that actually hurt communities of color, focusing largely on school choice and the prioritization of school unions over the needs of parents necessitating help. (Photo by Spencer Platt/Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by discussing the hammer attack on Paul Pelosi, husband of Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi, telling about the reaction by Leftist media to jump to radical conclusions about the motives behind the attack. Dom plays back a clip from CBS’s Margaret Brennan, who was lambasted by Representative Tom Emmer after she tried blaming ‘right-wing extremism’ for political attacks. Then, Dom offers his thoughts about the ongoing World Series between the Philadelphia Phillies and the Houston Astros, asking whether Phillies fans are allowed to complain about questionable actions after past cheating scandals.
Then, Dom welcomes New York Post columnist Adam Coleman, author of Black Victim to Black Victor and founder of Wrong Speak Publishing, onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss his column he penned this weekend for the Post in which he writes how the media lied to him about Conservatives. Coleman, an African-American man, decided to do a deeper dive into politics following the George Floyd protests and found that much of the rhetoric that conservatives are ‘racist’ is largely fabricated by a Left-leaning media for political purposes. Coleman explains his point, discussing the policies propagated by Democrats that actually hurt communities of color, focusing largely on school choice and the prioritization of school unions over the needs of parents necessitating help. (Photo by Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Dom leads off the Dom Giordano Program by providing updates on an unfolding situation that saw Nancy Pelosi’s husband Paul attacked by a man with a hammer at his San Francisco home. Giordano plays back clips from a press conference by San Francisco police, and Producer Dan reveals some information uncovered by Heavy.com about the suspect. Then, Dom loops back to a discussion centered on the Senate race in Pennsylvania, telling why he now compares Gisele Fetterman, wife of Democratic contender John, to singer Yoko Ono.
Then, Dom welcomes legendary broadcaster Ray Didinger back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss the miraculous run for the Philadelphia Phillies, who have their first game of the World Series tonight against the Houston Astros. First, Dom asks Ray to take him back to his childhood, which was rife with baseball love, with Ray taking us to the bar he used to sit at as a child listening to the guys talk sports, particularly baseball. Then, Giordano asks for Didinger’s analysis on the series, with Ray taking a deep look at the lineups and pitching staffs of both the Phillies and the Astros. (Photo by Jemal Countess/Getty Images for TIME)
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom reveals his big list for who Democrats fear is most responsible for the destruction of our democracy, giving the top 10 things written about in liberal media as threats to our democracy. Then, Dom tells a story about a man who was carjacked and defended himself using his legal gun, killing two assailants and wounding another, explaining that the 3rd assailant has been charged for assault while the shooter, in Dom’s opinion rightfully, was not charged.
Then, Dom welcomes Dr. Mehmet Oz, candidate for U.S. Senate in Pennsylvania, back onto the Dom Giordano Program after taking on opponent John Fetterman in the first and only debate prior to Election Day on November 8th. First, Giordano asks for the overall sense of the debate from Oz, with both Oz and Giordano focusing heavily on the issues as spoken about at the debate, particularly the lack of questioning centered on crime and justice. Also, Oz takes us through the entirety of the debate, offering up his strategy employed in exploiting the radical stance that Fetterman holds on many issues, and tells what to expect from the campaign in the lead up to Election Day. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by discussing developments since the Pennsylvania Senate debate on Tuesday between Dr. Mehmet Oz and John Fetterman, telling of an Insider Advantage poll taken the day of the debate, prior to the debate, that already showed a shift toward the Republican candidate. Dom explains that he hasn’t seen a poll from after the debate yet, but can only predict further momentum for the Oz campaign. Then, Dom tells about a disgusting situation of a Deputy Sheriff in Philadelphia who was caught selling guns involved in the Roxborough shooting. Then, Dom discusses comments made by Houston Astros manager Dusty Baker, who laments that there aren’t any American-born black players in this year’s World Series, which prompts a discussion between Dom and Dan as to how baseball can fix this.
Then, Dom welcomes Fox29 reporter Steve Keeley back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss the shocking arrest of Philadelphia Deputy Sheriff Samir Ahmad for illegally trafficking guns after selling guns to two federal agents, on video, that were involved in the Roxborough shooting. First, Keeley summarizes the situation and answers a listener question about the situation, telling about the origin of the gun and the methodology of the crime. Then, Giordano asks Keeley about another story he’s been reporting on, revealing that the DSW in the Fashion District will be closing shop due to the rampant crime in Philadelphia.
Dom Giordano, WPHT host and former teacher, has dedicated much of his daily show toward parents who are taking it into their own hands to push back against school boards that have a negative impact on their children. This has culminated in a weekly podcast on education, Readin', Writin', and Reason, which has allowed wonderful relationships to develop between Giordano, educators, and parents throughout the country who are speaking out against overbearing school boards.
First, Dom welcomes Dr. Paul Offit, Member of the FDA Advisory Committee and Director of Vaccine Education Center at CHOP, back onto the podcast to discuss the bleak news in the Nation’s Report Card of massive drops in educational scores due to closures related to the Coronavirus pandemic. First, Dom asks Dr. Offit to take us inside the decision-making behind guidelines suggests for schools and children, with Offit telling what went into closing schools during the pandemic. Then, Giordano asks Offit what to expect moving forward, with Offit suggesting that the pandemic is over, so he wouldn’t expect any closures similar to what happened in 2020.
Then, Dom welcomes Joan Cullen, President of the Pennridge School District, to discuss the decision by the Department of Education to investigate the Central Bucks West School District due to an ACLU complaint over their decision to tighten restrictions around what can be taught concerning to gender and gender identity. The ACLU alleges that there is anti-LGBT discrimination taking place, with Giordano reading back some of the claims made in the complaint. Cullen explains what this means for school districts and parents, telling of the decision to be made regarding parental rights and whether they’re able to know what’s being taught to their children.
Dom welcomes Fox29 reporter Steve Keeley back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss the shocking arrest of Philadelphia Deputy Sheriff Samir Ahmad for illegally trafficking guns after selling guns to two federal agents, on video, that were involved in the Roxborough shooting. First, Keeley summarizes the situation and answers a listener question about the situation, telling about the origin of the gun and the methodology of the crime. Then, Giordano asks Keeley about another story he’s been reporting on, revealing that the DSW in the Fashion District will be closing shop due to the rampant crime in Philadelphia. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom welcomes legendary broadcaster Ray Didinger back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss the miraculous run for the Philadelphia Phillies, who have their first game of the World Series tonight against the Houston Astros. First, Dom asks Ray to take him back to his childhood, which was rife with baseball love, with Ray taking us to the bar he used to sit at as a child listening to the guys talk sports, particularly baseball. Then, Giordano asks for Didinger’s analysis on the series, with Ray taking a deep look at the lineups and pitching staffs of both the Phillies and the Astros.(Photo by Tim Nwachukwu/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Dom welcomes Karen McConnell onto the Dom Giordano Program, the grandmother of slain 21-year-old Jailene Holton, who was gunned down in a bar while serving as a designated driver for her friends. McConnell, along with former City Councilman Al Taubenberger who’s now running for State Assembly, is announcing the ‘Jailene Amendment,’ which, if elected, Taubenberger would propose to the state assembly and makes carrying an illegal firearm a mandatory two-year sentence. McConnell updates Giordano what her family has gone through since the incident, and tell why she puts a lot of blame on District Attorney Larry Krasner.
Also, in addition to summarizing the senate and gubernatorial races in Pennsylvania, Dom takes aim at Howard Stern who's become a cultural elite after making a career out of trashing elitism and authority. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom welcomes Karen McConnell onto the Dom Giordano Program, the grandmother of slain 21-year-old Jailene Holton, who was gunned down in a bar while serving as a designated driver for her friends. McConnell, along with former City Councilman Al Taubenberger who’s now running for State Assembly, is announcing the ‘Jailene Amendment,’ which, if elected, Taubenberger would propose to the state assembly and makes carrying an illegal firearm a mandatory two-year sentence. McConnell updates Giordano what her family has gone through since the incident, and tell why she puts a lot of blame on District Attorney Larry Krasner. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom welcomes in Patrick Molloy, Police Chief of Abington Township and member of the Pennsylvania Law Enforcement Accreditation Commission, to the Dom Giordano Program to discuss why the PLEAC has decided to re-vote on their accreditation of the Philadelphia Police Department. Molloy explains that a vote came up back in July after Philadelphia announced the Equality in Driving Act, which they initially argued had tied the hands of police officers in the City of Philadelphia. Molloy tells that after settling some confusion, the organization voted to remove the accreditation of the Philadelphia Police Department. Dom and Pat discuss what this means for the Police department moving forward, with Dom stressing that he hopes this pushes the hand of elected officials in Philadelphia to make the city safer and easier to police. (Photo by Getty Images)
In today’s second hour, Dom welcomes Peter Breen, Vice President and Senior Counsel at Thomas More Society, back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss an upcoming rally that he and Dom will be speaking at in support of Mark Houck. Houck, an outspoken pro-life activist and father of 7, was arrested a couple weeks ago after allegedly shoving an escort at Planned Parenthood. Breen explains how the excessive show of force could have been easily avoided, offering Houck’s side of the story, telling why both believe there was no reason for the violent FBI raid on his home. Breen tells that he, in all his time, has not seen such a situation to this degree, explaining what he believes should have happened to avoid what Dom considers an ‘armada’ from showing up. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom welcomes Peter Breen, Vice President and Senior Counsel at Thomas More Society, back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss an upcoming rally that he and Dom will be speaking at in support of Mark Houck. Houck, an outspoken pro-life activist and father of 7, was arrested a couple weeks ago after allegedly shoving an escort at Planned Parenthood. Breen explains how the excessive show of force could have been easily avoided, offering Houck’s side of the story, telling why both believe there was no reason for the violent FBI raid on his home. Breen tells that he, in all his time, has not seen such a situation to this degree, explaining what he believes should have happened to avoid what Dom considers an ‘armada’ from showing up.
Then, Dom welcomes in Patrick Molloy, Police Chief of Abington Township and member of the Pennsylvania Law Enforcement Accreditation Commission, to the Dom Giordano Program to discuss why the PLEAC has decided to re-vote on their accreditation of the Philadelphia Police Department. Molloy explains that a vote came up back in July after Philadelphia announced the Equality in Driving Act, which they initially argued had tied the hands of police officers in the City of Philadelphia. Molloy tells that after settling some confusion, the organization voted to remove the accreditation of the Philadelphia Police Department. Dom and Pat discuss what this means for the Police department moving forward, with Dom stressing that he hopes this pushes the hand of elected officials in Philadelphia to make the city safer and easier to police. (Photo by Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images)
Dom Giordano and Producer Dan discuss the legitimacy of the season home run record in the MLB, with Producer Dan asking whether steroids should be allowed in baseball. (Photo by Elsa/Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by discussing a change of tune by the Pennsylvania Law Enforcement Accreditation Commission in dealing with Philadelphia, telling that the leaders of the organization have reconsidered their vote to continue their accreditation of the Philadelphia Police Department, now voting against accreditation for the department. Then, Dom gets into a conversation centered in sports, telling that he launched a poll on his Twitter asking whether people believe Barry Bonds or Aaron Judge to be the true homerun leader in MLB history, expounding how this reflects common disagreements playing out through society. Also, Giordano reads back a quote from Doc Rivers regarding criminal justice and police reform and how things have changed in the realm of public safety since.
Then, Dom welcomes back NBC10 Anchor Tracy Davidson onto the Dom Giordano Program for an update on a continued trend of mail fraud in Philadelphia. Last time she was on, Tracy told Giordano and listeners about a situation in Philadelphia in which criminals are taking mail out of mailboxes, finding checks, washing the checks of what’s written on them, re-writing the checks for larger amounts, then cashing the checks, robbing victims of thousands of dollars. Tracy now tells of an incident in Drexel Hill, in which thieves stole over a hundred keys for mailboxes, leading to theft of over $170,000, and another investigation that she and her team are pursuing in Germantown. (Photo by Mark Makela/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes back NBC10 Anchor Tracy Davidson onto the Dom Giordano Program for an update on a continued trend of mail fraud in Philadelphia. Last time she was on, Tracy told Giordano and listeners about a situation in Philadelphia in which criminals are taking mail out of mailboxes, finding checks, washing the checks of what’s written on them, re-writing the checks for larger amounts, then cashing the checks, robbing victims of thousands of dollars. Tracy now tells of an incident in Drexel Hill, in which thieves stole over a hundred keys for mailboxes, leading to theft of over $170,000, and another investigation that she and her team are pursuing in Germantown. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Dom leads off the Dom Giordano Program by offering an update centered on the horrific shooting in Roxborough last week targeting high school football players that left one dead, telling of the repeat offenses by the lead suspect in the case. Then, Giordano swings back into a conversation about the upcoming midterm elections, playing back a clip from Virginia Governor Glenn Youngkin, who suggested that education will continue to be a huge issue for voters in the election.
Then, Dom welcomes Pastor Phillip Fisher onto the Dom Giordano Program after the Pastor invited Dr. Mehmet Oz to see the horrific situation in Kensington, the drug epicenter of Philadelphia. Pastor Fisher tells about the situation he’s seeing play out on the streets of Philadelphia, explaining a point he made with the Senate candidate about baby formula being harder to find in Philadelphia than Fentanyl, the substance killing tons of drug users. Pastor Fisher explains why he invited the Doctor to Kensington, telling that he met the candidate first when Dr. Oz spent a day talking to people suffering from addiction in the neighborhood, explaining that he knew then that Dr. Oz was a man of God who puts his profession and humanitarianism over politics. (Photo by William Thomas Cain/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes Pastor Phillip Fisher onto the Dom Giordano Program after the Pastor invited Dr. Mehmet Oz to see the horrific situation in Kensington, the drug epicenter of Philadelphia. Pastor Fisher tells about the situation he’s seeing play out on the streets of Philadelphia, explaining a point he made with the Senate candidate about baby formula being harder to find in Philadelphia than Fentanyl, the substance killing tons of drug users. Pastor Fisher explains why he invited the Doctor to Kensington, telling that he met the candidate first when Dr. Oz spent a day talking to people suffering from addiction in the neighborhood, explaining that he knew then that Dr. Oz was a man of God who puts his profession and humanitarianism over politics. (Photo by Spencer Platt/Getty Images)
Dom Giordano offers his opinion about the new mascot of the protesting labor unions in 'Mr. Riggs,' a cute fat cat popping up instead of the infamous rat. (Photo by Getty Images)
Giordano welcomes in South Philadelphia activist Jody Della Barba to discuss the upcoming Columbus Day Parade coming up in Philadelphia, along with featured act Deana Martin. First, Dom asks Jody for an update on the situation between the parade organizers and city officials, after years of Mayor Jim Kenney making it as hard as possible for the event to take place. Then, Dom gets into a conversation with Deana Martin, daughter of legendary singer Dean Martin, about her role in the upcoming parade. Dom gets some history of the great singer from Deana, with Dan asking about her father’s thoughts on rock and roll music. (Photo by Manny Carabel/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom leads off the Dom Giordano Program by discussing the importance of marijuana legalization in the upcoming midterm elections, telling of a Broad and Liberty story that points to Fetterman’s pro-Marijuana stance as having a big impact in the support that the Democratic candidate is receiving. Then, Giordano offers his opinion on the scandal including Herschel Walker, who denied allegations that he paid for an abortion of an ex-girlfriend while running on a pro-life platform.
Then, Giordano welcomes in South Philadelphia activist Jody Della Barba to discuss the upcoming Columbus Day Parade coming up in Philadelphia, along with featured act Deana Martin. First, Dom asks Jody for an update on the situation between the parade organizers and city officials, after years of Mayor Jim Kenney making it as hard as possible for the event to take place. Then, Dom gets into a conversation with Deana Martin, daughter of legendary singer Dean Martin, about her role in the upcoming parade. Dom gets some history of the great singer from Deana, with Dan asking about her father’s thoughts on rock and roll music. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom Giordano and producer Dan have some fun after seeing Ron DeSantis wearing some strange white boots while assisting recovery in Florida. (Photo by Joe Raedle/Getty Images)
Then, Dom welcomes Chuck Garrity, owner of Death of the Fox Brewing Company in Clarksboro, NJ, back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss an ongoing legal battle playing out in New Jersey over the rights of breweries in the State. Chuck joined us about a month ago to announce that he’d be suing the state’s Division of Alcoholic Beverage Control over what he believes are a ‘deliberate attack on small brewers’ in New Jersey. Giordano reveals some of these laws, such as a requirement that patrons take a tour prior to drinking in an attached bar, and restrictions against showing sporting events. Garrity provides an update on the lawsuit, and takes Giordano back to the time when Chris Christie was in charge, telling about ways that the former Governor opened up the industry and the new trend by the current administration’s ABC to ‘even the playing field.’ (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by discussing today as a monumental day, being the anniversary of the ‘Let’s Go Brandon’ meme. Dom and producer Dan remember the culmination of the meme, playing back the genesis at a NASCAR event, and Dom tells why he believes it’s had such staying power through Biden’s presidency. Then, Giordano plays back clips from yesterday’s press conference held by Philadelphia District Attorney Larry Krasner where the now infamous prosecutor addressed a carjacking epidemic in the City which has now seen over 1,000 instances of vehicular theft this year. Also, Giordano offers his thoughts on some horrible white boots worn by Florida Governor Ron DeSantis, and continues throughout the hour talking about the race between Dr. Mehmet Oz and John Fetterman.
Then, Dom welcomes Chuck Garrity, owner of Death of the Fox Brewing Company in Clarksboro, NJ, back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss an ongoing legal battle playing out in New Jersey over the rights of breweries in the State. Chuck joined us about a month ago to announce that he’d be suing the state’s Division of Alcoholic Beverage Control over what he believes are a ‘deliberate attack on small brewers’ in New Jersey. Giordano reveals some of these laws, such as a requirement that patrons take a tour prior to drinking in an attached bar, and restrictions against showing sporting events. Garrity provides an update on the lawsuit, and takes Giordano back to the time when Chris Christie was in charge, telling about ways that the former Governor opened up the industry and the new trend by the current administration’s ABC to ‘even the playing field.’ (Photo by Getty Images)
Producer Dan tells about his honeymoon in Aruba and his new revelation that people from Boston are by far the worst people in America. (Photo by Getty Images)
In today’s third hour, Dom leads off by updating a story he spoke about last week with Beth Ann Rossica about an upcoming LGBTQIA+ event in the West Chester School District, asking why leadership in the district hadn’t stepped in to disallow the normalization of sexual topics such as transgenderism and drag queens. Then, after playing Dom’s Money Melody and hearing Dan’s vacation pet peeves, Dom tells about a new push in New Jersey to have companies become fully financially responsible for contracted workers, telling how this will negatively impact the newspaper industry.
Dom Giordano and his producer Dan discuss a controversy that played out over the weekend over some cheating in the world of professional fishing. (Photo by Getty Images)
Then, Dom welcomes candidate for Senate Dr. Mehmet Oz back onto the Dom Giordano Program for an update on his campaign after visiting Kensington, the neighborhood in Philadelphia regularly making headline news due to its heightened violence and open air drug use. Dr. Oz comes into the interview hot, explaining his frustration and sadness after seeing the situation first hand, telling that he’s been to Philadelphia over the years but has never seen a situation on the level of Kensington and how he would fix it if given the power in the upcoming election. Then, Giordano asks Oz about his endorsements, asking the candidate why he believes law enforcement organizations such as the FOP and the State Troopers have decided to endorse him over his opponent John Fetterman. (Photo by Mark Makela/Getty Images)
In today’s second hour, Dom welcomes Sonja Bingham, a community activist in the Kensington and Harrowgate neighborhoods who has taken it upon herself and her group of ‘old lady’ friends to help clean up the streets of their neighborhood. Bingham, along with the aptly named ‘Old Lady Gang’ regularly checks on public parks and sends away addicts and other vagrants who are bringing horrible issues to public parks including open air drug use and defecation. Sonja tells Giordano the thought process behind cleaning up the parks in such a distressed area, and calls on Philadelphia leaders to follow suit, telling that if old women can do it, so can our elected officials using the powers available to them. (Photo by Spencer Platt/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom welcomes Sonja Bingham, a community activist in the Kensington and Harrowgate neighborhoods who has taken it upon herself and her group of ‘old lady’ friends to help clean up the streets of their neighborhood. Bingham, along with the aptly named ‘Old Lady Gang’ regularly checks on public parks and sends away addicts and other vagrants who are bringing horrible issues to public parks including open air drug use and defecation. Sonja tells Giordano the thought process behind cleaning up the parks in such a distressed area, and calls on Philadelphia leaders to follow suit, telling that if old women can do it, so can our elected officials using the powers available to them.
Then, Dom welcomes candidate for Senate Dr. Mehmet Oz back onto the Dom Giordano Program for an update on his campaign after visiting Kensington, the neighborhood in Philadelphia regularly making headline news due to its heightened violence and open air drug use. Dr. Oz comes into the interview hot, explaining his frustration and sadness after seeing the situation first hand, telling that he’s been to Philadelphia over the years but has never seen a situation on the level of Kensington and how he would fix it if given the power in the upcoming election. Then, Giordano asks Oz about his endorsements, asking the candidate why he believes law enforcement organizations such as the FOP and the State Troopers have decided to endorse him over his opponent John Fetterman. (Photo by Spencer Platt/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes candidate for Pennsylvania Governor Doug Mastriano back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss a rally Mastriano held over the weekend in Chester County which received negative press, which was, according to Mastriano, an unfair representation of the events. Then, Giordano and Mastriano hone in on Philadelphia and South Eastern Pennsylvania, with Mastriano stressing the importance of a return of law and order to Philadelphia, which has seen Democratic polices run the City into the ground. Then, Giordano asks Mastriano about what he considers to be overbearing FBI raids by Josh Shapiro and the Department of Justice on pro-Life advocates, and Mastriano’s call for 40 days of prayer and fasting in the lead up to the election. (Photo by Spencer Platt/Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by offering an update centered on the Senate race between Dr. Mehmet Oz and John Fetterman, playing back a clip of a meeting between Dr. Oz and community leaders who told the candidate that it’s easier to find Fentanyl in Philadelphia than it is baby formula. Dom points to this as an example of Dr. Mehmet Oz’s true concern for the voters in Pennsylvania, contrasting it against Fetterman’s lack of visits to the City. Then, Giordano plays back clips from Florida Governor Ron DeSantis from over the weekend, where the Governor warned looters about Florida residents practicing their right to the 2nd Amendment, and also defends those who didn’t leave by asking if reporters would prefer them be forcefully removed from their homes. Also, Dom plays back a clip from Vice President Kamala Harris who said that equity needs to play into the recovery process from Hurricane Ian, playing back a response from Rep. Donalds who agrees with Giordano that we’re about equality, not equity.
Then, Dom welcomes candidate for Pennsylvania Governor Doug Mastriano back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss a rally Mastriano held over the weekend in Chester County which received negative press, which was, according to Mastriano, an unfair representation of the events. Then, Giordano and Mastriano hone in on Philadelphia and South Eastern Pennsylvania, with Mastriano stressing the importance of a return of law and order to Philadelphia, which has seen Democratic polices run the City into the ground. Then, Giordano asks Mastriano about what he considers to be overbearing FBI raids by Josh Shapiro and the Department of Justice on pro-Life advocates, and Mastriano’s call for 40 days of prayer and fasting in the lead up to the election. (Photo by Nate Smallwood/Getty Images)
1:00 - Pennridge School District President Joan Cullen a.k.a. “The Worst Person in The World” joins us to discuss that moniker, her directives, the role of the parent, the line between students being uncomfortable and keeping secrets from them.
1:10 - Why are there holes in Pen caps? The answer might surprise you
1:20 - Dom discusses and shares the story of a local man whose house was unlawfully raided by the FBI. His wife went on Tucker Carlson to discuss the ordeal and aftermath.
1:25 - Who will moderate the Senate debate?
1:35 - Dom returns with discussion on Krasner, his deranged policies and defense of it on TV. We must vote all Democrats out, no matter the cost or the madness will continue. Democrats are tumbling but Republicans are sitting on their hands.
1:50 - Dom hits on some Jersey politics as Murphy’s right hand man was pushed through to be New Jersey's full time AG, upgraded from interim status. Thes Democrats don’t uphold the constitution willingly.
2:00 - State Representative Martina White joins us for a second straight day to give us updates on day 2 of the Krasner hearings. Our local law enforcement is doing everything they can to curb crime, but it hurts when they let these people back out. What can our constituents do to remedy this?
2:15 - Money Melody
2:20 - Warminster is under pressure to back out of a rally that includes many guns and ammunition. Also supposed to have a special speaker.
2:35 - Dom continues with the talk in Warminster and takes your calls
2:40 - Debate Doug, Debate!
2:50 - We take your final calls on the side topic
3:00 - This week’s winner!
12:00 - Dom starts this Friday talking day 2 of the Krasner hearings. The Krasner story should lead local news, not Hurricane Ian. Fetterman has gone up 10 points in his ‘unfavorable’ ranking because people are actually seeing him.
12:05 - He moves to the Union League of Philadelphia and how they are presenting a prestigious gold medal to Governor Ron DeSantis. Some Republicans don’t like this, and some are calling for it to be canceled.
12:10 - Side question: What is your famous TV Show/Movie that involves boats or water. Dom speaks on how the left is weaponizing the hurricane against people who didn't vote for them.
12:20 - Tua Tagovailoa was carted off the field in an accident. The NFL continues to be the biggest frauds and two-faced organization in America. Why do they shove the lack of black head coaches in his face?
12:35 - Latino protestors are out in Philadelphia going against Doug Mastriano for his views on abortion.
Pennridge School District President Joan Cullen a.k.a. “The Worst Person in The World” joins us to discuss that moniker, her directives, the role of the parent, the line between students being uncomfortable and keeping secrets from them.
Dom returns with discussion on Krasner, his deranged policies and defense of it on TV. We must vote all Democrats out, no matter the cost or the madness will continue. Democrats are tumbling but Republicans are sitting on their hands.
State Representative Martina White joins us for a second straight day to give us updates on day 2 of the Krasner hearings. Our local law enforcement is doing everything they can to curb crime, but it hurts when they let these people back out. What can our constituents do to remedy this?
Dom Giordano, WPHT host and former teacher, has dedicated much of his daily show toward parents who are taking it into their own hands to push back against school boards that have a negative impact on their children. This has culminated in a weekly podcast on education, Readin', Writin', and Reason, which has allowed wonderful relationships to develop between Giordano, educators, and parents throughout the country who are speaking out against overbearing school boards.
This week, Dom celebrates the 75th episode of the podcast by playing back some of his favorite interviews from his time spent hosting Readin', Writin', and Reason.
We welcome John Toomey to the show to discuss crime within the city, the protest at the Navy Yard, a carjacking right by his house, and the memory of his son.
1:00 - State Rep. Martina White joins the program to discuss what happened at the Navy Yard. They discuss politicians not speaking with victims as that would undermine Krasner. They thoroughly discuss what transpired today, what’s happening tomorrow, and then when to expect impeachment results.
1:20 - The Disenchantment Circus was on full display at the trial. Then Keith Olbermann gives friend of the show Joan Cullen as “The Worst Person in The World” over her school district’s decision.
1:35 - Dom goes in on the Krasner defenders at the Navy Yard today, including reverends, Mayor Kenney, the Police Commissioner and her nail polish policy, and the egomaniac that is Larry Krasner.
1:40 - But the biggest slap in the face to PA residents would be electing Fetterman after getting these stooges out of Philadelphia.
State Rep. Martina White joins the program to discuss what happened at the Navy Yard. They discuss politicians not speaking with victims as that would undermine Krasner. They thoroughly discuss what transpired today, what’s happening tomorrow, and then when to expect impeachment results.
Big issues, big guest: Bill O’Reilly joins the program to discuss his new book, dead celebrities, why John Lennon differed from other ones in his book, Muhammad Ali, Bill’s experience with impeachments and his passion to take down corruption. Democrats have turned on Biden and radicals like Fetterman.
12:00 - Dom comes roaring out the gate today with his audio footage of the Larry Krasner impeachment trial at the Navy Yard. He plays riveting audio of testimonies by Amen Brown and protestors.
12:05 - Next, Dom moves to the Roxborough High School shooting and how it connects with another crime committed earlier in the year.
12:10 - Side Question is what is your all-time bad idea?
12:15 - We welcome John Toomey to the show to discuss crime within the city, the protest at the Navy Yard, a carjacking right by his house, and the memory of his son.
12:30 - Big issues, big guest: Bill O’Reilly joins the program to discuss his new book, dead celebrities, why John Lennon differed from other ones in his book, Muhammad Ali, Bill’s experience with impeachments and his passion to take down corruption. Democrats have turned on Biden and radicals like Fetterman.
12:50 - Karine Jean-Pierre doubles down on defending Biden looking around for a deceased Congresswoman
2:00 - State Rep Amen Brown stops in to discuss his speech given today at the impeachment hearings, his backstory, his motives, and what to do going forward to save the city.
2:15 - Money Melody
2:20 - Why are people propping up this pretend Mayor with radical ideas to be our Senator?
2:30 - We need more money to blow on God knows what in addition to letting Krasner’s master plan “work”
2:40 - Anthony DiRenzo returns from the hearings to share what he recorded and get a sense of what was going on as a media member.
2:50 - Finally we take your final calls on the side topic and Krasner
3:00 - Lightning Round!
State Rep Amen Brown stops in to discuss his speech given today at the impeachment hearings, his backstory, his motives, and what to do going forward to save the city.
Ed Durr joins the show about how South jersey and the new changes and how more jersey is aware of the turmoil in the community
Ronna McDaniel talks about how Dr.Oz is the best candidate and exposes The Democratic Party. Ronna Talks about how The Republicans are for the people.
2:00 We Need To Bring Our Voters Home
2:15 Money Melody Winner/ The Crime in Philadelphia
2:30 Ronna McDaniel Joins The Show!/Who Controls the Senate?
Ronna McDaniel talks about how Dr.Oz is the best candidate and exposes The Democratic Party. Ronna Talks about how The Republicans are for the people.
2:45 Ed Durr Joins The Show!/ It's Not about Me it's The People
Ed Durr joins the show about how South jersey and the new changes and how more jersey is aware of the turmoil in the community
3:00 Songs You Can’t Stand?/What’s Happening Tomorrow!
Ronna McDaniel talks about how Dr.Oz is the best candidate and exposes The Democratic Party. Ronna Talks about how The Republicans are for the people.
Councilman David Oh Joins the show to discuss the Gun Laws in Philadelphia and how these new changes effects those who are License
1:00 Biden message to get Vaccinated to prepare for the Hurricane?/ More Mail-In Ballet must be Translate to multiple Languages
1:15 Major League Pickleball
1:30 David Oh Joins The Show!/Gun Laws In Philadelphia
Councilman David Oh Joins the show to discuss the Gun Laws in Philadelphia and how these new changes effects those who are License
1:45 The PA Senate Race is Close/John Fetterman Will Be Defeated
Reports of crime (Carjacking) in Philadelphia have risen as more people attack for their automobiles. Steve express “We need more to be leaders"
12:00 Halloween Fentanyl Crisis/Sean Kilkenny Ad
12:15 Crime and Inflation is a Tie/Gun Banning Even If You License
12:30 Steve Keeley Joins The Show!/Philadelphia Carjacking Dilemma
Reports of crime (Carjacking) in Philadelphia have risen as more people attack for their automobiles. Steve express “We need more to be leaders
12:45 The Impeachment of Larry Krasner
2:00 Fetterman is Pro Criminal
2:15 Money Melody/More Criminal are Running Lose
2:30 Bill Devlin Joins the show/Who Really Running The Asylum
Pastor Bill Devlin joins the show to discuss the Anti Abortion Law and how it effects the Catholic Community and also provide help
2:45 Lightning Round Coming Next!
3:00 All Time Successful Person Who Is Obese?/What’s Happening Tomorrow
Bill Devlin Joins the show/Who Really Running The Asylum
Pastor Bill Devlin joins the show to discuss the Anit Abortion Law and how it effects the Catholic Community and also provide help
Holly Schepisi joins the show/Helping Our Children to Learn Life
State Senate Holly Schepisi discusses the latest of schools and children learning. Also focus on the importance of children learning how to understand and choose their own decision in life.
1:00 Holly Schepisi joins the show/Helping Our Children to Learn Life
State Senate Holly Schepisi discusses the latest of schools and children learning. Also focus on the importance of children learning how to understand and choose their own decision in life.
1:15 Columbus Day
1:30 More Updates in the Wawa Incident/Comparing January 6th/No Law Enforcement Supports Fetterman
1:45 Major Pete Discussion About The Border "We Need to Stop Them From Coming!/ Bill Walton
Bill Donohue joined the show/ Discuss the Catholic Anti Abortion Law
Bill Donohue express his concerns on how Anti Abortion and how it portrays to the Catholic Community
12:00 The Anti Abortion as Catholic/A split decided voters in the PA Race/ Kennedy Gun Laws
12:15 Crime and Philadelphia/How Can Fetterman Protect our City?
12:30 Bill Donohue joined the show/ Discuss the Catholic Anti Abortion Law
Bill Donohue express his concerns on how Anti Abortion and how it portrays to the Catholic Community
12:45 Republicans Will Not Lose The House
Major Pete joins the show to discuss the issues of the rioting and protesting uproar with the cars. Major Pete discusses the situation and how they manage the problem without extreme circumstances. Major Pete also provides plans for Wildwood to prevent any future conflicts.
Doug Mastriano joins the show to discuss the latest on the issues that occurred in Philadelphia. Mastriano also weighs in on the Wawa incident.
Dr.Oz joins the show to discuss his upcoming debate, and his expectations going into the upcoming debate against John Fetterman. Dr. Oz discusses his latest debate and rules and how these tactics from John Fetterman’s political party are not designed for clear and concise debates. These debates are important for all candidates for everyone to observe who is worthy of the PA senate.
In the final hour of Dom's show, Dr.Oz joins the show to discuss his upcoming debate, and his expectations going into the upcoming debate against John Fetterman. Dr. Oz discusses his latest debate and rules and how these tactics from John Fetterman’s political party are not designed for clear and concise debates. These debates are important for all candidates for everyone to observe who is worthy of the PA senate. Philadelphia has a small window to put in their mail-in ballot. Fewer recorders to record all the mail-in votes which made the deadline early than expected.
Major Pete joins the show to discuss the issues of the rioting and protesting uproar with the cars. Major Pete discusses the situation and how they manage the problem without extreme circumstances. Major Pete also provides plans for Wildwood to prevent any future conflicts. AJ Rice Joins the show to discuss his latest book The Woking Dead and his views on society and how the woke culture affects society. Cancel culture will have an expiration date.
In the first hour of Dom's show, Inflation continues to rise as Biden continues to keep spending the nation's budget. Wawa had an incident occur as teens destroyed the local stores and had little repercussion for their actions. Doug Mastriano joins the show to discuss the latest on the issues that occurred in Philadelphia. Mastriano also weighs in on the Wawa incident.
Dom Giordano, WPHT host and former teacher, has dedicated much of his daily show toward parents who are taking it into their own hands to push back against school boards that have a negative impact on their children. This has culminated in a weekly podcast on education, Readin', Writin', and Reason, which has allowed wonderful relationships to develop between Giordano, educators, and parents throughout the country who are speaking out against overbearing school boards.
First, Dom welcomes Senator Rand Paul back onto the podcast after he laid into Fauci during a hearing last week centered on the relationship between Dr. Anthony Fauci and the pharmaceutical companies and whether previous infections weighed into CDC’s Coronavirus guidance. Senator Paul explains the situation, telling why he’s so concerned about the topic, and tells about the continued defiance to reveal this information by Dr. Fauci.
Then, Dom welcomes in Fenicia Redman, a mother in the Great Valley School District, who has made headlines nationally for her push to ban ‘sexually explicit’ material from her 16-year-old child’s library. Redman tells about the lawsuit she has filed against the school district hoping to censor the explicit material, which has exploded into a situation in which a recent protest she held was interrupted by police. Redman tells Giordano and listeners about the federal injunction she filed, giving some evidence of very explicit material, and explains where the suit stands and where it may go from here.
2:00 - .New Central Bucks School District President Dana Hunter joins The Program to discuss their new policies within the district regarding books and transgender students. Dana also describes politics in the classroom which will be on the agenda for the next school board meeting.
2:15 - Money Melody
2:25 - Philadelphia is installing new public bathrooms, glad junkies have anew place to shoot up. Thanks Portland for the idea!
2:30 - Dom takes your calls regarding an array of topics and the side question!
2:40 - Ann Marie Muldoon from Marine Toys for Tots joins The Program to touch on their progress and what they need going forward.
2:50 - With all the focus on Presidential elections, nobody seems to notice local elections are wide open!
3:00 - Lightning Round!
New Central Bucks School District President Dana Hunter joins The Program to discuss their new policies within the district regarding books and transgender students. Dana also describes politics in the classroom which will be on the agenda for the next school board meeting.
Ann Marie Muldoon from Marine Toys for Tots joins The Program to touch on their progress and what they need going forward.
1:00 - Poll expert Robert Cahaly joins the show to discuss the Senate race in PA, and how polling is fairing in the national spectrum. They even joke about the Phillies and Braves rivalry!
1:20 - Jared Kushner comes out against DeSantis’ border plans but continues to endorse what Trump did while in office. Dom dissects the border crisis as he sees it.
1:35 - Dr. Oz joins the show to discuss his political campaign, firstly by talking about the drug problem in Kensington and his experience there. Then they discuss the media bias, raging inflation, and other issues plaguing Philadelphia and Pennsylvania alike.
1:55 - Continuing on the disparity between Oz and Fetterman and how Dr. Oz will catch Fetterman in the polls sooner rather than later.
Dr. Oz joins the show to discuss his political campaign, firstly by talking about the drug problem in Kensington and his experience there. Then they discuss the media bias, raging inflation, and other issues plaguing Philadelphia and Pennsylvania alike.
Poll expert Robert Cahaly joins the show to discuss the Senate race in PA, and how polling is fairing in the national spectrum. They even joke about the Phillies and Braves rivalry!
12:00 - Dom begins today’s show discussing how the Latino vote is finally swinging from Democrat to Republican in the face of taxes and fees from the left.
12:05 - Next he moves to a carjacking in the quiet suburb of Devon and how the lawlessness of Krasner’s Philadelphia is spilling over into neighboring residences.
12:10 - Congratulations are in order for the station as Rich moves to afternoons and Nick Kayle slides into the morning show slot.
12:15 - Who is your most famous bald person?
12:20 - Pensions and bailouts. How are letting this lunacy continue?
12:25 - One person was intentionally shot after approaching two people in an argument. Another was unintentionally shot. Kenney’s metaphors are falling on deaf ears
12:35 - The blood runs cold at the border and the outrage is fake if this President won’t even visit or look at the border.
12:40 - These Democrat ads are inexplicably hostile towards Republican lawmakers and are playing to the radical left base.
12:50 - 60% of Americans believe crime was worse now than this time last year
2:00 - Central Bucks School District made a decision regarding parent approval if a student wanted to be referred by different pronouns or a new name. Are teachers really going to do this and call parents every time this happens? Yes, parents need to make these decisions.
2:15 - Dom's Money Melody!
2:20 - . We continue to discussion regarding Central Bucks School Board’s decision on names and pronouns for students
2:40 - Sunny Hostin is a fraud for calling out Nikki Haley. Least likable person on the view. We continue with gender discussions in schools.
2:50 - More calls regarding who is your most famous Henry!
Tune into heated discussion between Dom and his listeners regarding the canceled Pride Parade and drag show in West Chester.
1:00 - Dom starts this hour out talking the comments Kathie Lee Gifford's comments towards Cuomo and Janice Dean. Dom takes your calls regarding the issue.
1:10 - What is forgiveness? Life means life when it comes to prison sentences.
1:20 - It is ridiculous that New Jersey calls plastic bags a one time use product as everybody stashes them for later uses.
1:35 - Joe Biden’s spending is causing so much pain across the country. Do people in Philadelphia really care about the filibuster and abortion as much as the Krasner crazies scream about?
1:40 - Dom continues with your calls on sexualization of children and the side question talking famous Henry’s.
1:50 - Who should have input about who teaches sex to kids? Parents!
1:55 - What do you do if a child ask you to be called a different gender? Central Bucks has an answer.
12:00 - Dom begins today’s show discussing how Ron DeSantis is acting on the policies that Trump only threatened to do. Then, he discusses the hypocrisy of The View condemning Nikki Haley’s nickname while having a nickname themselves. Finally he moves to John Fetterman still stuttering in his speeches and the side question.
12:20 - A drag queen show in West Chester was canceled due to vitriol. How do you feel about these shows and this specific instance? Dom takes your calls regarding the issue.
12:35 - Dom comes back and continues taking your thoughts on the drag queen controversy in West Chester.
12:50 - Dom returns for the final segment of the hour talking rising gas prices and then the drag queen issue at hand.
Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Dom continues the show by welcoming Sam Oropeza, former candidate for PA Senate, back onto the Dom Giordano Program. Yesterday, Sam was pictured in Kensington meeting with Dr. Mehmet Oz after the candidate decided to come to see the horror show in the part of the city. First, Dom asks Sam why he was out there, with Sam telling Dom that he’s regularly in Kensington but made a point to go see Dr. Oz’s reaction to the incredible nature of the neighborhood. Oropeza comments on the situation itself, lamenting about the impact that progressive policies have had that he argues has largely lead us in this direction. Also, Oropeza notes the lack of security detail for the Dr. Mehmet Oz camp, telling that he can’t think of one Philadelphia public official who would visit the neighborhood without security.
Then, Dom welcomes State Representative Martina White back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss the hearing that’s been set looking into Philadelphia District Attorney Larry Krasner’s role in the heightened violence and crime in Philadelphia. Giordano and White reveal that, beginning Wednesday of next week, lawmakers from Harrisburg will come down to Philadelphia’s Navy Yard for a public hearing including the DA under investigation. Dom asks Martina why leadership has chosen to hold the hearing at the Navy Yard, complimenting the decision, asking Martina whether she happens to know who will be testifying.
Dom welcomes State Representative Martina White back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss the hearing that’s been set looking into Philadelphia District Attorney Larry Krasner’s role in the heightened violence and crime in Philadelphia. Giordano and White reveal that, beginning Wednesday of next week, lawmakers from Harrisburg will come down to Philadelphia’s Navy Yard for a public hearing including the DA under investigation. Dom asks Martina why leadership has chosen to hold the hearing at the Navy Yard, complimenting the decision, asking Martina whether she happens to know who will be testifying. (Photo by Getty Images)
In today’s third hour, Dom continues the show by welcoming Sam Oropeza, former candidate for PA Senate, back onto the Dom Giordano Program. Yesterday, Sam was pictured in Kensington meeting with Dr. Mehmet Oz after the candidate decided to come to see the horror show in the part of the city. First, Dom asks Sam why he was out there, with Sam telling Dom that he’s regularly in Kensington but made a point to go see Dr. Oz’s reaction to the incredible nature of the neighborhood. Oropeza comments on the situation itself, lamenting about the impact that progressive policies have had that he argues has largely lead us in this direction. Also, Oropeza notes the lack of security detail for the Dr. Mehmet Oz camp, telling that he can’t think of one Philadelphia public official who would visit the neighborhood without security. (Photo by Spencer Platt/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom continues the Dom Giordano Program by asking listeners whether they truly believe the pandemic to be ‘over,’ and whether Americans have moved past the draconian measures they were temporarily willing to live with. Then, Giordano plays back a clip from Ken Burns on MSNBC who suggests that Americans like to brainwash their kids by not teaching anything negative about the country’s history, which Dom takes issue with. Dom continues for the majority of the hour debating with producers and listeners the value of teaching both the positives and negatives of American History, including a caller who thinks conservatives overblow the radical nature of lessons being taught in schools. (Photo by Dia Dipasupil/Getty Images for Tribeca Film Festival)
Dom Giordano takes a call from a listener who alleges he approached Beth Grossman at a Republican event asking why the Philadelphia Parking Authority wants more red light cameras. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom welcomes Pennsylvania State Rep. Frank Farry of Bucks County rejoins the Dom Giordano Program to discuss new legislation he’s introduced that would set mandatory jail time for the illegal possession of a firearm. Farry, along with Rep. Tomlinson and other leaders within Bucks County, introduced the initiative after a trend of dangerous criminals crossing into suburban communities from Philadelphia illegally possessing firearms, knowing that there will be no consequences in Philadelphia. Dom plays back a clip from Bensalem Mayor Joe DiGirolamo who stressed the importance of protecting the border of their town from the influx of violent criminals, to which Farry further elaborates the negative impact of Philadelphia and Larry Krasner’s policies. Farry then explains why this is needed and why it can’t be handled within Philadelphia, and explains why he firmly believes that individuals illegally carrying firearms need to be in jail. (Photo by David McNew/Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by telling of multiple reports of a plane being flown to Rehoboth Beach, DE, the home of Joe Biden, filled with migrants as part of the continued effort by Republican Governors to send migrants to Democratic strongholds. Then, Dom provides the newest updates on the Larry Krasner saga, telling a hearing has been set in the Navy Yard in Philadelphia next week for Larry Krasner’s potential impeachment. After that, Giordano recaps a visit yesterday by Dr. Mehmet Oz to Kensington, the neighborhood in Philadelphia known nationwide as the ‘Walmart of Heroin,’ where the candidate for Senate offered to bring a number of addicts to a detox center in an effort to help rid their addiction.
Then, Dom welcomes Pennsylvania State Rep. Frank Farry of Bucks County rejoins the Dom Giordano Program to discuss new legislation he’s introduced that would set mandatory jail time for the illegal possession of a firearm. Farry, along with Rep. Tomlinson and other leaders within Bucks County, introduced the initiative after a trend of dangerous criminals crossing into suburban communities from Philadelphia illegally possessing firearms, knowing that there will be no consequences in Philadelphia. Dom plays back a clip from Bensalem Mayor Joe DiGirolamo who stressed the importance of protecting the border of their town from the influx of violent criminals, to which Farry further elaborates the negative impact of Philadelphia and Larry Krasner’s policies. Farry then explains why this is needed and why it can’t be handled within Philadelphia, and explains why he firmly believes that individuals illegally carrying firearms need to be in jail.
In today’s third hour, Giordano continues the Dom Giordano Program by taking a call from a woman named Kat who is concerned about the taxpayer expense for what she considers a ‘stunt,’ being the decision by Republican Governors such as Ron DeSantis and Greg Abbott to send illegal migrants to Democratic strongholds. Then, Dom tells why Pat Sajak is under fire by liberals on Twitter after taking pictures with ‘the Boogeywoman of the Left.’ Then, after playing Dom’s Money Melody and discussing the Rocky franchise with producer Jim, Dom moves back into a conversation centered on the sending of illegal migrants to Democratic strongholds. Then, Giordano offers up his frustration with the continued push against Columbus Day and what he suspects is a slight against Italian-Americans. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom Giordano reveals a new proposition in Philadelphia City Council to ban truck parking near schools and churches as a way to combat gun violence. We're just as confused as you. (Photo by Getty Images)
Wally Zimolong returns to the Dom Giordano Program to discuss a new case of potential misconduct in the way Pennsylvanians file their votes. In a new lawsuit launched by America First Legal, Zimolong sued the Chester County Board of Elections and Board Members on behalf of the citizens of Chester County to compel their compliance with Pennsylvania’s election laws considering ballot drop boxes. Zimolong tells that the lawsuit was filed after surveillance video exposed multiple people dropping multiple ballots in drop boxes in the county, which is illegal based on the Pennsylvania Election Code. Zimolong tells of the work done by the organization in uncovering the surveillance footage, and explains what he hopes to achieve in further strengthening our election security.
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Giordano continues the Dom Giordano Program where he left off in the first hour, offering why he believes Pennsylvania really needs to fix the mail in balloting system prior to the midterm. Then, Giordano tells of a story in the Inquirer about the test required to become a teacher in Pennsylvania, revealing some horror stories from prospective teachers that complain individual portions of the test are too hard, then reading back some of the laughably easy questions present in the test. Then, Giordano plays back a clip from the Howard Stern Show, in which the host somehow twisted commentary about Queen Elizabeth’s death into a hit job on former President Donald Trump and his supporters. Then, Dom reveals a troubling story out of South Jersey in which a school bus depot was hit for their catalytic converters, and tells of a new request by the PPA and Beth Grossman for more red light cameras in Philadelphia. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by discussing the continued Gubernatorial and Senate races in Pennsylvania, telling and squashing a rumor he heard of a potential write-in campaign from former Senate candidate Kathy Barnette. Dom notes that he heard over the weekend that she was considering launching the campaign to run against a more moderate Dr. Oz and his democratic opponent, but Dom and Dan tell that they’ve spoken with sources close to the former candidate who outright denied any kind of campaign. Then, Giordano tells of his frustration with Senator Lindsey Graham’s nationwide abortion ban, highlighting how Democrats have used the stupid suggestion as a tactic in midterm elections.
Then, America First Legal Counsel Wally Zimolong returns to the Dom Giordano Program to discuss a new case of potential misconduct in the way Pennsylvanians file their votes. In a new lawsuit launched by ATF, Zimolong sued the Chester County Board of Elections and Board Members on behalf of the citizens of Chester County to compel their compliance with Pennsylvania’s election laws considering ballot drop boxes. Zimolong tells that the lawsuit was filed after surveillance video exposed multiple people dropping multiple ballots in drop boxes in the county, which is illegal based on the Pennsylvania Election Code. Zimolong tells of the work done by the organization in uncovering the surveillance footage, and explains what he hopes to achieve in further strengthening our election security. (Photo by Caroline Gutman/Getty Images)
In today’s second hour, Lou Pate welcomes ‘Lionel of the U.S.’ onto the Dom Giordano Program to get the political analysts take on everything going down around the country, including the actions of the Republican party, the decision to send migrants to Democratic strongholds, the results of cases tied to the infamous Jeffery Epstein, and the Senate race between Dr. Mehmet Oz and John Fetterman. (Photo by Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images)
Today, Lou Pate filled in for Dom Giordano on the Dom Giordano Program. Lou invites former 1210WPHT host Dick Morris onto the show to discuss his newly released The Return: Trump’s Big 2024 Comeback. Lou and Dick discuss the reaction to the book and the decision by the New York Times to discredit the book on their list of top-sellers, with Morris telling of the glowing success of the book. Then, Lou and Dick discuss Dick’s time spent broadcasting in Philadelphia, his predictions for the 2024 Presidential election, and the Pennsylvania races for Senate and Governor. (Photo by Win McNamee/Getty Images)
Dom Giordano reveals the new morning show lineup at CNN, telling of his disdain for new morning host Don 'LeMon.' (Photo by Ben Gabbe/Getty Images for The Association of Magazine Media)
In today’s third hour, Dom continues the Dom Giordano Program by discussing the gubernatorial and senate races in Pennsylvania, then offers his opinion on the affidavit served to My Pillow’s Mike Lindell in the middle of a Hardees. Then, after playing Dom’s Money Melody, Dom tells about a new push by a council member in Luzerne County to ban election drop boxes in his county, with the official arguing that the chances for fraud skyrocket with drop box voting. Then, Giordano recaps a rally held yesterday by Larry Krasner and the Committee of 70 defending the forsaken District Attorney against a push in Harrisburg to impeach him for his role in the spike in violent crime in Philadelphia. Then, Dom spends some time revealing a judge's decision in Delaware that deems mail-in voting unconstitutional, expressing his thoughts on the necessity of secure elections.
Dom Giordano relaunches his regular 'What Yard Signs Are You Seeing?' open line segment, asking listeners to report which political signs they're seeing in their neck of the woods. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom welcomes Senator Rand Paul back onto the Dom Giordano Program after he laid into Fauci during a hearing yesterday centered on the relationship between Dr. Anthony Fauci and the pharmaceutical companies and whether previous infections weighed into CDC’s Coronavirus guidance. Senator Paul explains the situation, telling why he’s so concerned about the topic, and tells about the continued defiance to reveal this information by Dr. Fauci. Then, Giordano and Sen. Paul move into a conversation on Ukraine, with Rand stressing the importance of directing finances toward domestic issues rather than one across the world. Finally, Dom asks Sen. Paul for an update on his golf game, with Rand challenging the host to a round. (Photo by Drew Angerer/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom continues the Dom Giordano Program by discussing a report he’s received from multiple anonymous sources pointing toward a strong armed robbery of a police dispatcher right in front of the Philadelphia Police Headquarters. Then, Dom opens up his first ‘what yard signs are you seeing’ open line, taking calls from listeners with a report from their area on which yard signs are popping up ahead of the midterms. Then, Giordano spends some time playing back clips from Congressman Hank Johnson, who tried tying concerned parents at school board meetings to the insurrections at January 6th. Then, Dom offers some details on an explosion in Montgomery County during a training exercise for ATF and FBI agents. After that, Dom enters into a conversation around Lindsey Graham’s stupidly timed proposal of a nationwide abortion ban, explaining why he is incredibly frustrated with the politician for setting the Republican Party back a few pegs. Also, sprinkled throughout the hour, Dom provides commentary on the ongoing senate and gubernatorial races in Pennsylvania. (Photo by Jemal Countess/Getty Images for Take Back the Court Action Fund)
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by discussing the terms for an agreed to debate by the John Fetterman camp, a 60 minute debate in which Fetterman will be provided closed captioning, and the response by the Oz camp which is being framed in mainstream media as ‘moving the goalposts.’ Then, Giordano reveals that he has received multiple reports of a robbery outside Philadelphia Police Headquarters this morning of a police dispatcher that has been left unreported. Then, Dom hops into a conversation about Republican governors sending illegal migrants to Democratic areas, playing back a clip from Ken Burns on CNN who suggested that Florida Governor DeSantis is an ‘authoritarian’ for sending migrants to Martha’s Vineyard.
Then, Dom welcomes Senator Rand Paul back onto the Dom Giordano Program after he laid into Fauci during a hearing yesterday centered on the relationship between Dr. Anthony Fauci and the pharmaceutical companies and whether previous infections weighed into CDC’s Coronavirus guidance. Senator Paul explains the situation, telling why he’s so concerned about the topic, and tells about the continued defiance to reveal this information by Dr. Fauci. Then, Giordano and Sen. Paul move into a conversation on Ukraine, with Rand stressing the importance of directing finances toward domestic issues rather than one across the world. Finally, Dom asks Sen. Paul for an update on his golf game, with Rand challenging the host to a round. (Photo by Drew Angerer/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Dom kicks off the Dom Giordano Program by discussing a situation playing out in the State of Illinois as Texas continues to send illegal immigrants to the sanctuary state to deal with their needs. Dom plays back a clip from a Mayor of a Chicago suburb who had immigrants shuttled to his town without his knowledge, and asks which Republican town would suffer the same consequences if Philadelphia Mayor Jim Kenney did something similar.
Then, Senator Pat Toomey returns to the Dom Giordano Program to provide his opinion on the Senate race to replace his seat between Dr. Mehmet Oz and John Fetterman. Toomey and Giordano discuss Fetterman’s recent comments that suggest he may think he’s running against Toomey rather than Dr. Oz, calling him ‘a miracle’ at one point during his weekend speech. Toomey explains his frustrations with the Democratic candidate, telling how he does not believe the State will be properly served under Fetterman, using his refusal to debate as evidence. Then, Giordano asks Toomey if he has any idea what Lindsey Graham was thinking in unveiling a proposal for a nationwide abortion ban the same day that the focus should have been on Biden’s announcement of his ridiculous Inflation Reduction Act.
Then, Dom delves into the news revealed by Pat Toomey that John Fetterman has allegedly agreed to a debate in late October, only 2 weeks prior to the election. Dom offers up what he believes Dr. Oz’s strategies should be in approaching the debate against Fetterman. Also, throughout the hour, Dom takes callers for today’s side question, asking for the greatest all-time television characters.
Dom Giordano and producer Dan suggest what needs to happen before Philadelphia can healthily recruit candidates back to the police department. (Photo by Getty Images)
Senator Pat Toomey returns to the Dom Giordano Program to provide his opinion on the Senate race to replace his seat between Dr. Mehmet Oz and John Fetterman. Toomey and Giordano discuss Fetterman’s recent comments that suggest he may think he’s running against Toomey rather than Dr. Oz, calling him ‘a miracle’ at one point during his weekend speech. Toomey explains his frustrations with the Democratic candidate, telling how he does not believe the State will be properly served under Fetterman, using his refusal to debate as evidence. Then, Giordano asks Toomey if he has any idea what Lindsey Graham was thinking in unveiling a proposal for a nationwide abortion ban the same day that the focus should have been on Biden’s announcement of his ridiculous Inflation Reduction Act. (Photo by Mark Makela/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom welcomes Bucks County District Attorney Matt Weintraub back onto the Dom Giordano Program after the DA publicly spoke out against Senate candidate John Fetterman for his actions while attending a Board of Pardons meeting in which Fetterman got animated when things weren’t going his way. Matt Weintraub takes us into the case he once prosecuted, in which he felt as though Fetterman was ‘co-opting the pardons process, trying to bully [him] in an extracurricular proceedings.’ Weintraub explains the back and forth between him and Fetterman, suggesting that this could be a microcosm of what Fetterman will bring to the Senate in representing Pennsylvanians. Also, Dom asks Weintraub to lend his expertise as a District Attorney to break down the situation with Larry Krasner in Philadelphia.
Then, Dom spends a good chunk of the hour expressing his disgust with the stupidity of Lindsey Graham after the Senator announced a proposal for a nationwide abortion ban. Dom takes a couple callers who share the same sentiment, telling of their frustration particularly of the timing of the announcement, coming out the same day as Biden’s announcement of the Inflation Reduction Act. (Photo by Alex Wong/Getty Images)
Full Hour | Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by offering updates on national politics as they played out yesterday, playing back portions of Joe Biden’s speech as he introduced the Inflation Reduction Act while the stock market took a huge dive. Dom discusses the act itself and the turn in the stock market, then plays back a clip of Nancy Pelosi asking for applause when celebrating the alleged achievement. Then, Dom discusses new photos of John Fetterman without a hoodie and a strange growth on his neck, wondering whether that’s the reason he regularly wears a hoodie instead of more professional attire. Then, Dom offers his opinion on the proposed nationwide abortion plan as proposed by Senator Lindsey Graham, telling of his frustration with the lawmaker’s announcement, particularly on a day when the center of attention should be Joe Biden’s inflation.
Then, Dom welcomes Pennsylvania State Representative Josh Kail back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss yesterday’s hearing that led to a vote holding Philadelphia District Attorney Larry Krasner in contempt of court after repeated refusals of subpoenas by a select committee organized to investigate the spike in crime in Philadelphia. Giordano asks Rep. Kail what the next steps would be in this type of situation, with Kail laying out multiple paths that State lawmakers can take now that this vote has passed with bipartisan support. (Photo by Anna Moneymaker/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes Pennsylvania State Representative Josh Kail back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss yesterday’s hearing that led to a vote holding Philadelphia District Attorney Larry Krasner in contempt of court after repeated refusals of subpoenas by a select committee organized to investigate the spike in crime in Philadelphia. Giordano asks Rep. Kail what the next steps would be in this type of situation, with Kail laying out multiple paths that State lawmakers can take now that this vote has passed with bipartisan support. (Photo by Mark Makela/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes Bucks County District Attorney Matt Weintraub back onto the Dom Giordano Program after the DA publicly spoke out against Senate candidate John Fetterman for his actions while attending a Board of Pardons meeting in which Fetterman got animated when things weren’t going his way. Matt Weintraub takes us into the case he once prosecuted, in which he felt as though Fetterman was ‘co-opting the pardons process, trying to bully [him] in an extracurricular proceedings.’ Weintraub explains the back and forth between him and Fetterman, suggesting that this could be a microcosm of what Fetterman will bring to the Senate in representing Pennsylvanians. Also, Dom asks Weintraub to lend his expertise as a District Attorney to break down the situation with Larry Krasner in Philadelphia. (Photo by Mark Makela/Getty Images)
Dom Giordano plays back a contentious exchange between Senator Rand Paul and Dr. Anthony Fauci over alleged royalties received from pharmaceutical companies throughout the height of the Coronavirus pandemic. (Photo by Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images)
Dom Giordano takes a call from Rita, a listener who passed out during Dom's speech at a recent Dr. Mehmet Oz rally. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom welcomes Todd Shepherd, columnist for Broad and Liberty, back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss a story he wrote regarding another instance in which Philadelphia District Attorney Larry Krasner was excoriated by a judge for his treatment of a case. Shepherd writes that a federal judge called out the conduct of Krasner after the DA attempted to vacate the case of an individual convicted of murdering a victim, drowning another, and leaving a baby to die, which warranted the death penalty. Also, Shepherd tells about another story he’s been reporting on involving a repeated carjacker who threatens his victims with a dirty needle. (Photo by Scott Heins/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes gubernatorial candidate Doug Mastriano back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss his continued campaign against Josh Shapiro. First, Dom welcomes Doug back onto the show, asking about an upcoming appearance at the Drexelbrook Event Center at 6PM on Thursday, with Mastriano telling why he’s coming back to the Southeastern Pennsylvania region. Then, Giordano asks Mastriano to clarify his educational plan after multiple school board officials publicly endorsed his opponent, with Mastriano telling of the importance of putting educational spending in the hands of parents through school choice. Then, Dom asks Mastriano for an update on the debate situation, with Mastriano explaining why he believes Shapiro will not debate him. (Photo by Michael M. Santiago/Getty Images)
In today’s second hour, Dom welcomes in a caller with a special story. During his speech during the Dr. Oz rally over the weekend, the crowd was stunned when a woman passed out. Dr. Mehmet Oz leaped into action, hopping over a barrier to provide medical aid to the woman. That woman, Rita, joins Giordano to tell her side of the story after the medical emergency. Rita reveals that, after fainting, she opened up her eyes once, then a second time and saw that she was being tended to by the candidate she was there to see. She tells about her trip to the hospital, with Oz staffers by her side the entire time, and a text exchange with a Doctor later that night for a checkup.
Then, Dom welcomes gubernatorial candidate Doug Mastriano back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss his continued campaign against Josh Shapiro. First, Dom welcomes Doug back onto the show, asking about an upcoming appearance at the Drexelbrook Event Center at 6PM on Thursday, with Mastriano telling why he’s coming back to the Southeastern Pennsylvania region. Then, Giordano asks Mastriano to clarify his educational plan after multiple school board officials publicly endorsed his opponent, with Mastriano telling of the importance of putting educational spending in the hands of parents through school choice. Then, Dom asks Mastriano for an update on the debate situation, with Mastriano explaining why he believes Shapiro will not debate him. (Photo by Michael M. Santiago/Getty Images)
State Representative Martina White returns in the third hour to provide an update on the vote concerning holding DA Larry Krasner in contempt after repeated subpoena refusals. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom welcomes State Representative Martina White back onto the Dom Giordano Program for an update live from Harrisburg as State Representatives determine how to respond to Larry Krasner’s lack of compliance with the investigation. Recently, Krasner made it very clear that he refuses to cooperate, denying repeated subpoenas by a bipartisan committee designated to investigate Philadelphia’s spike in crime. Martina tells that today, the House Select Committee on Restoring Law and Order unanimously voted to recommend that the Pennsylvania House hold Krasner in contempt. White explains what happens now moving forward, telling that the committee will be looking at the facts to see where they may take us. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by offering a huge development in the continued investigation into Philadelphia District Attorney Larry Krasner’s role in the heightened violence in Philadelphia, telling that State officials are meeting as we launch the show to discuss how to proceed after Krasner ignored repeated subpoenas by the investigative committee. Then, Dom plays back a clip from an ABC News interview in which Jill Biden was asked whether she agreed with removing certain books from libraries, with the First Lady suggestion that such an idea was un-American. Then, Dom discusses the local Senate race between John Fetterman and Dr. Mehmet Oz, telling of a Washington Post article that demands Fetterman debate at least once prior to the midterm elections.
Then, Dom welcomes State Representative Martina White back onto the Dom Giordano Program for an update live from Harrisburg as State Representatives determine how to respond to Larry Krasner’s lack of compliance with the investigation. Recently, Krasner made it very clear that he refuses to cooperate, denying repeated subpoenas by a bipartisan committee designated to investigate Philadelphia’s spike in crime. Martina tells that today, the House Select Committee on Restoring Law and Order unanimously voted to recommend that the Pennsylvania House hold Krasner in contempt. White explains what happens now moving forward, telling that the committee will be looking at the facts to see where they may take us. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom welcomes Talkers Magazine Publisher Michael Harrison back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss his newly released song with Gunhill Road titled ‘Idiots,’ in which Harrison sings about the idiots among us propagating stupid political causes. Giordano and Harrison talk about the culmination of the song and how he came to work with Gunhill Road, a band that was popular back in the 70s. Then, Harrison and Giordano discuss talk radio and whether the ‘idiots among us,’ are talk radio listeners, with Harrison explaining that the opposite is truly, with many listeners much more informed than the general populace. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom welcomes Talkers Magazine Publisher Michael Harrison back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss his newly released song with Gunhill Road titled ‘Idiots,’ in which Harrison sings about the idiots among us propagating stupid political causes. Giordano and Harrison talk about the culmination of the song and how he came to work with Gunhill Road, a band that was popular back in the 70s. Then, Harrison and Giordano discuss talk radio and whether the ‘idiots among us,’ are talk radio listeners, with Harrison explaining that the opposite is truly, with many listeners much more informed than the general populace.
Then, after playing Dom’s Money Melody, Producer Dan asks Dom to lend some of his Philadelphia expertise after his road was closed due to construction. Then, Giordano tells about a situation playing out around college sports, telling of a CNN retraction after a Duke volleyball player alleged that racist heckling was levied her way while playing Bingham Young University. Also, Dom provides an update on the investigation into crime in Philadelphia, telling what comes next in the battle between DA Larry Krasner and State lawmakers. (Photo by Slaven Vlasic/Getty Images for The Bob Woodruff Foundation)
Dom Giordano offers his opinion on Donald Trump's surprise trip to Washington, D.C. and the liberal media reaction to try and turn it into something bigger than it was. (Photo by Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes in YouTube’s Jon ‘Philly Captain’ McCann onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss the videos he’s been putting out on YouTube. First, Dom talks to the Captain about a recent video that went viral, with the videographer taking us inside a chase in the Fashion District in Center City, with two police officers pursuing and arresting a juvenile who fired his gun in crowd. Then, Dom and Jon talk about Jon’s multiple videos exposing the situation in Kensington, with Jon explaining why the section of the City is so close to his heart and why he feels the need to expose the horrific situation in the neighborhood. Also, Jon tells listeners where they can see his videos, and tells about his TikTok page, as well. (Photo by Spencer Platt/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom welcomes in YouTube’s Jon ‘Philly Captain’ McCann onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss the videos he’s been putting out on YouTube. First, Dom talks to the Captain about a recent video that went viral, with the videographer taking us inside a chase in the Fashion District in Center City, with two police officers pursuing and arresting a juvenile who fired his gun in crowd. Then, Dom and Jon talk about Jon’s multiple videos exposing the situation in Kensington, with Jon explaining why the section of the City is so close to his heart and why he feels the need to expose the horrific situation in the neighborhood. Also, Jon tells listeners where they can see his videos, and tells about his TikTok page, as well.
Then, Dom Giordano speculates about news reports that former President Donald Trump was taken off one of his golf courses in New Jersey, arriving in Washington D.C. still in his golf shoes. This leads Dom to play back a clip from the Howard Stern Show, in which the host trashes the coverage of the Queen’s passing, telling that he’d like to hear more about Donald Trump. Then, Giordano plays back a clip from the press conference following a horrific Las Vegas murder of a journalist in which a reporter asked the Las Vegas Sheriff if former President Trump is responsible for the Democratic shooter. (Photo by Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images)
Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by recapping his weekend and a speech he gave at a rally supporting Dr. Mehmet Oz at the Newtown Athletic Club. Dom plays back clips from the speech, including the moment when Dr. Oz sprang into action when, halfway through the speech, an attendee fainted due to a diabetic issue. Then, Giordano plays back clips from a weekend rally held by the John Fetterman camp, including a clip from the Democratic candidate in which he stumbles through a speech about Pat Toomey and abortion. Also, Giordano plays back a moment from today’s press conference held weekly by Larry Krasner, in which a reporter got into it with the elected official over a very low conviction rate. (Photo by Slaven Vlasic/Getty Images for Advertising Week New York)
Dom Giordano takes a call from the husband of a woman who fainted during his speech at a weekend Dr. Mehmet Oz rally at the Newtown Athletic Center. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Dom welcomes in Fenicia Redman, a mother in the Great Valley School District, who has made headlines nationally for her push to ban ‘sexually explicit’ material from her 16-year-old child’s library. Redman tells about the lawsuit she has filed against the school district hoping to censor the explicit material, which has exploded into a situation in which a recent protest she held was interrupted by police. Redman tells Giordano and listeners about the federal injunction she filed, giving some evidence of very explicit material, and explains where the suit stands and where it may go from here.
Then, Dom welcomes former Philadelphia City Councilmember Derek Green onto the Dom Giordano Program after he resigned from City Council earlier this week and announced his candidacy for Philadelphia Mayor. First, Dom asks Green about his platform position that Philadelphians should expect more and deserve better, telling that he’s been disappointed by the City’s leadership recently. Green gives a little bit of information about himself and his background, telling that he’s worked everywhere from the DA’s office under Lynn Abraham and in the private sector as a small business owner. Then, Giordano asks Green about his stance on criminal justice reform, with the candidate telling that he believes it is indeed possible to reform criminal justice while propagating safety for the citizens of the City. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom welcomes former Philadelphia City Councilmember Derek Green onto the Dom Giordano Program after he resigned from City Council earlier this week and announced his candidacy for Philadelphia Mayor. First, Dom asks Green about his platform position that Philadelphians should expect more and deserve better, telling that he’s been disappointed by the City’s leadership recently. Green gives a little bit of information about himself and his background, telling that he’s worked everywhere from the DA’s office under Lynn Abraham and in the private sector as a small business owner. Then, Giordano asks Green about his stance on criminal justice reform, with the candidate telling that he believes it is indeed possible to reform criminal justice while propagating safety for the citizens of the City. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom welcomes in Fenicia Redman, a mother in the Great Valley School District, who has made headlines nationally for her push to ban ‘sexually explicit’ material from her 16-year-old child’s library. Redman tells about the lawsuit she has filed against the school district hoping to censor the explicit material, which has exploded into a situation in which a recent protest she held was interrupted by police. Redman tells Giordano and listeners about the federal injunction she filed, giving some evidence of very explicit material, and explains where the suit stands and where it may go from here. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom Giordano, WPHT host and former teacher, has dedicated much of his daily show toward parents who are taking it into their own hands to push back against school boards that have a negative impact on their children. This has culminated in a weekly podcast on education, Readin', Writin', and Reason, which has allowed wonderful relationships to develop between Giordano, educators, and parents throughout the country who are speaking out against overbearing school boards.
First, Dom welcomes Joan Cullen, Pennridge School District President, back onto the podcast to offer her opinion on a story that Giordano’s been talking about this week. In the Bristol Borough School Districts, administrators randomly decided to forgive a bunch of student lunch debt for parents, which upset Dom. Joan tells that the situation is incredibly sticky, with administrators including herself being concerned with the safety of students if they were to expose the students. Cullen tells what they’re doing in her district, and explains why this may have been the only option for the district.
Then, Dom welcomes attorney Francis Malofiy and client and former Allentown School District teacher Jason Moorehead back onto the Dom Giordano Program. Moorehead’s story is one that Giordano has been following for a while after the teacher was terminated from his job after it was uncovered that he attended the January 6th rally in Washington D.C. Moorehead has maintained that he did indeed attend the speaking portion of the day’s events, but did not go inside the Capitol where riots broke out. In today’s update, Malofiy reveals why he and Moorehead have chosen to file suit against the school district for an assassination of his professional life, telling that the district doubled down without clearing his name.
Dom welcomes media critic Neal Zoren back onto the Dom Giordano Program to tell us what’s worth watching on television. Today’s conversation centered largely on the upcoming Emmy’s, with Giordano revealing the contenders for Best Drama, and Neal explaining his frustration with the amount of awards given out to television performance. Also, Giordano and Zoren discuss host Kenan Thompson, with Neal predicting success for the longtime SNL regular. In addition, Zoren offers things to look forward to on television, including a network recommendation which is unusual for the critic, and Zoren grades the cable news coverage of the passing of Queen Elizabeth. (Photo by Stuart C. Wilson/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom Giordano leads off by telling of a local event coming up this weekend recognizing first responders, but included with EMTs, firefighters, and police officers are teachers, which Dom disagrees with. Dom explains his annoyance, telling that he truly doesn’t believe teachers ‘responded’ in the same way that the other three professions did during Coronavirus, asking why they are being grouped together with others. Then, Dom takes some callers on the topic, then switches over to a conversation on the topic of Catholicism, religion, and abortion, and the Democratic tactic to argue pro-abortion narratives.
Then, Dom welcomes media critic Neal Zoren back onto the Dom Giordano Program to tell us what’s worth watching on television. Today’s conversation centered largely on the upcoming Emmy’s, with Giordano revealing the contenders for Best Drama, and Neal explaining his frustration with the amount of awards given out to television performance. Also, Giordano and Zoren discuss host Kenan Thompson, with Neal predicting success for the longtime SNL regular. In addition, Zoren offers things to look forward to on television, including a network recommendation which is unusual for the critic, and Zoren grades the cable news coverage of the passing of Queen Elizabeth.
Dom welcomes Dr. Mehmet Oz, Republican candidate for U.S. Senate, back onto the Dom Giordano Program. First, Dom and Dr. Oz discuss the repeated challenges by Dr. Oz of a debate against opponent John Fetterman, with the Doctor commenting about the new shift in tone from the Fetterman campaign pointing to a possible debate. Dr. Oz and Dom denounce this development, though, with Dom proclaiming that he doesn’t believe a debate will ever happen. Dr. Oz agrees with this sentiment, telling that he also believes the Democratic candidate will continue delay tactics to get out of debating. Then, Giordano and Dr. Oz discuss the financial support of Fetterman, with Oz telling of the massive amount of funding coming from out of State for the progressive candidate. Then, Oz and Giordano discuss the spike in crime that are a result of hyper-progressive policies that Fetterman continues to propagate, and his refusal to answer hard questions about his idea of criminal justice reform. (Photo by Stephanie Keith/Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by talking about some fun that’s unfolded since his show yesterday and interview with former U.N. Ambassador Nikki Haley, telling that a clip that she posted to her Twitter feed went viral but for the wrong reasons. On the show yesterday, Haley suggested that legal immigrants are more patriotic than ‘most Americans,’ which really set off the Left, causing a ton of commentary and retweets. Dom doubles down on what Haley said, arguing why he supports exactly what she was saying. Then, Dom asks what would happen if Governor Abbott of Texas decided to send some illegal immigrants up to Philadelphia, telling what has happened in similar situations in Washington D.C. and NYC in which liberal leaders have pushed back on a new trend of bussing migrants to these Left states. Then Dom previews the upcoming interview with Republican Senate candidate Dr. Mehmet Oz, offering strategy that he believes the candidate needs to employ to connect Fetterman to progressive policies that have led to a spike in crime and a horrible economy.
Then, Dom welcomes Dr. Mehmet Oz, Republican candidate for U.S. Senate, back onto the Dom Giordano Program. First, Dom and Dr. Oz discuss the repeated challenges by Dr. Oz of a debate against opponent John Fetterman, with the Doctor commenting about the new shift in tone from the Fetterman campaign pointing to a possible debate. Dr. Oz and Dom denounce this development, though, with Dom proclaiming that he doesn’t believe a debate will ever happen. Dr. Oz agrees with this sentiment, telling that he also believes the Democratic candidate will continue delay tactics to get out of debating. Then, Giordano and Dr. Oz discuss the financial support of Fetterman, with Oz telling of the massive amount of funding coming from out of State for the progressive candidate. Then, Oz and Giordano discuss the spike in crime that are a result of hyper-progressive policies that Fetterman continues to propagate, and his refusal to answer hard questions about his idea of criminal justice reform. (Photo by Jeff Swensen/Getty Images)
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In today’s third hour, Dom welcomes Maureen Faulkner, widow of slain officer Daniel Faulkner who died at the hands of Mumia Abu Jamal, back onto the Dom Giordano Program. Dom invited Maureen back onto the show after discovering that a new staffer of John Fetterman’s is a huge Mumia advocate, continuing the trend of hiring the lowest of the low for his campaign. Also, Dom reveals that Brown University plans to display the papers and workings of the criminal. Maureen offers her opinion on both revelations, lamenting that her late husband no longer has a voice and the fact that she has to continually suffer through this emotional distress. Dom plays back a caller from yesterday, George, who suggested that the topic is ‘old news’ and Dom is the reason this stays alive, which sets off Maureen.
Then, after playing Dom’s Money Melody, Dom moves back into a conversation centered on politics, telling of a meeting of Washington lawmakers in Philadelphia as they try to determine issues with the USPS after multiple reports of fraud. This leads Dom into a conversation of mail-in balloting, asking how, if we know there to be issues with the Postal Service, liberals continue to double down on the legitimacy of mail-in balloting. Then, Dom offers a potential debate strategy to Dr. Mehmet Oz after John Fetterman agreed to a debate, telling what he believes needs to be the main points of emphasis for the Republican candidate. (Photo by Getty Images)
In today’s third hour, Dom welcomes Maureen Faulkner, widow of slain officer Daniel Faulkner who died at the hands of Mumia Abu Jamal, back onto the Dom Giordano Program. Dom invited Maureen back onto the show after discovering that a new staffer of John Fetterman’s is a huge Mumia advocate, continuing the trend of hiring the lowest of the low for his campaign. Also, Dom reveals that Brown University plans to display the papers and workings of the criminal. Maureen offers her opinion on both revelations, lamenting that her late husband no longer has a voice and the fact that she has to continually suffer through this emotional distress. Dom plays back a caller from yesterday, George, who suggested that the topic is ‘old news’ and Dom is the reason this stays alive, which sets off Maureen. (Photo by Jeff Fusco/Getty Images)
Dom Giordano takes a call from a listener named Joe, who argues that the country is better off under Joe Biden. (Photo by Kevin Dietsch/Getty Images)
Dom Giordano recaps a meeting in Philadelphia of Washington lawmakers, who hope to get answers on multiple reports of USPS mail theft. (Photo by Getty Images)
Former UN Ambassador and South Carolina Governor Nikki Haley returns to the Dom Giordano Program, this time live in studio, to tell why she supports Dr. Mehmet Oz in the Pennsylvania Senate race. First, Giordano and Haley discuss Haley’s history and relatability, something that Giordano believes both Oz and gubernatorial candidate John Fetterman need to bring to the table. Then, Giordano and Nikki Haley discuss the issues most important to voters in the upcoming midterm, including important core values to Americans that progressives continually ignore. Haley and Giordano discuss whether we’re in a better place under President Joe Biden, comparing both the economy and the education system to that under President Trump’s time in office. In addition, news breaks during the interview that Queen Elizabeth of England has passed away, and Haley offers her sincere words commemorating the great woman. (Photo by Christian Petersen/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom leads off the Dom Giordano Program by previewing that U.N. Ambassador and former South Carolina Governor Nikki Haley will be joining in about 20 minutes. Then, Dom heads back into a discussion centered on the Gubernatorial and Senate races in Pennsylvania, explaining why he believes Dr. Oz is on the right path to eventually win his Senate seat.
Then, former UN Ambassador and South Carolina Governor Nikki Haley returns to the Dom Giordano Program, this time live in studio, to tell why she supports Dr. Mehmet Oz in the Pennsylvania Senate race. First, Giordano and Haley discuss Haley’s history and relatability, something that Giordano believes both Oz and gubernatorial candidate John Fetterman need to bring to the table. Then, Giordano and Nikki Haley discuss the issues most important to voters in the upcoming midterm, including important core values to Americans that progressives continually ignore. Haley and Giordano discuss whether we’re in a better place under President Joe Biden, comparing both the economy and the education system to that under President Trump’s time in office. In addition, news breaks during the interview that Queen Elizabeth of England has passed away, and Haley offers her sincere words commemorating the great woman. (Photo by Slaven Vlasic/Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by discussing multiple topics playing out across the Commonwealth, first offering a new forecast on the political midterms in the state including the Senate and Gubernatorial races. Then, Giordano takes listeners out to Memphis, discussing some absolutely horrific crimes happening in the Tennessee city, playing back a clip of a reporter breaking down into tears when discussing the nature of the crimes. Then, Giordano tells of a proud declaration by the American Federation of Teachers, reading back a press release bragging that the organization has helped one member forgive $450,000 in loans. Then, after spending some more time discussing John Fetterman’s alleged agreement to debate, Dom moves into national politics, playing back clips from President Barack Obama’s speech after the unveiling of his portrait in which he complimented Biden’s performance. (Photo by Michael M. Santiago/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes Louisiana Senator and firecracker John Kennedy onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss his upcoming appearance supporting Dr. Mehmet Oz in Pennsylvania. First, Giordano asks Senator Kennedy about his fantastic one-liners that he uses regularly in media, with Kennedy explaining his affinity for reading and telling that the wit usually comes naturally. Then, Kennedy and Giordano hop into local politics, with Kennedy stressing the importance of sending somebody like Oz to join him in Senate, warning of the hyper-progressive policies propagated by his opponent Fetterman. Giordano and Kennedy discuss what’s on the ballot in the upcoming midterm, with Kennedy laying out what the American people are worried about as they lay in their beds at night. (Photo by Jonathan Bachman/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Dom welcomes Broad and Liberty columnist Benjamin Mannes back onto the Dom Giordano program to discuss his new column that exposes Philadelphia District Attorney Larry Krasner’s infringement on the civil rights of Philadelphia police officers. In the new column, Mannes writes about Krasner’s trend to steadfastly charge police officers with little probable cause while releasing and dropping charges against violent criminals. Mannes discusses individual cases that reflect the trend, telling of the handling of the Ryan Pownall case that even encouraged a liberal justice to speak out on the unconstitutionality of Krasner’s action.
Then, Dom welcomes Louisiana Senator and firecracker John Kennedy onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss his upcoming appearance supporting Dr. Mehmet Oz in Pennsylvania. First, Giordano asks Senator Kennedy about his fantastic one-liners that he uses regularly in media, with Kennedy explaining his affinity for reading and telling that the wit usually comes naturally. Then, Kennedy and Giordano hop into local politics, with Kennedy stressing the importance of sending somebody like Oz to join him in Senate, warning of the hyper-progressive policies propagated by his opponent Fetterman. Giordano and Kennedy discuss what’s on the ballot in the upcoming midterm, with Kennedy laying out what the American people are worried about as they lay in their beds at night. (Photo by Jonathan Bachman/Getty Images)
Dom Giordano, WPHT host and former teacher, has dedicated much of his daily show toward parents who are taking it into their own hands to push back against school boards that have a negative impact on their children. This has culminated in a weekly podcast on education, Readin', Writin', and Reason, which has allowed wonderful relationships to develop between Giordano, educators, and parents throughout the country who are speaking out against overbearing school boards.
First, Dom welcomes in Kelly Ciminera, Principal of the Colman-John Neumann School in Bryn Mawr, PA, to discuss an issue that she and other private schools are having in receiving promised text books from Pennsylvania’s Department of Education. Ciminera takes us through the process of ordering the text books from the State and the allotment in the most recently approved budget, telling that she ordered the books back in July but has been told that there’s a backlog in the system and not enough workers to process the orders. Then, Giordano asks how the school has gotten through teaching without textbooks, with Ciminera telling creative ways that teachers have continued to teach the necessary material.
Then, Dom welcomes David P. Hardy, Distinguished Senior Fellow at the Commonwealth Foundation and former CEO and Co-Founder of the Boys’ Latin of Philadelphia charter school. First, Giordano asks for Hardy’s opinion on the governmental issue discussed last segment in which the Department of Education has gaffed and delayed the delivery of text books to private schools. Then, Giordano asks Hardy to offer his opinion on the Philadelphia School Districts recent actions, including the lack of air condition which has caused students to be sent home early during the current heat wave, and the teacher’s unions that require strict edicts from public schools. Giordano asks for Hardy’s expertise in how we can better educate the public, with Hardy stressing the importance of school choice and charter schools.
In today’s third hour, Dom welcomes Joan Cullen, Pennridge School District President, back onto the Dom Giordano Program to offer her opinion on a story that Giordano’s been talking about this week. In the Bristol Borough School Districts, administrators randomly decided to forgive a bunch of student lunch debt for parents, which upset Dom. Joan tells that the situation is incredibly sticky, with administrators including herself being concerned with the safety of students if they were to expose the students. Cullen tells what they’re doing in her district, and explains why this may have been the only option for the district.
Then, after playing the Money Melody for the day, Giordano plays back a clip from a press conference held by President Joe Biden today, with Fox News reporter asking whether the President considers all supporters of Donald Trump a threat to the country. Biden, who was about to step away from the conference, answers the question in what seems to be a complete backtrack from the messaging propagated during his Philadelphia speech yesterday. Then, Dom and producer Jim talk a bit about the greatness of The Godfather after a Fredo Corleone reference, with Dan revealing that he hasn’t seen the great film but loves The Offer on Paramount+. (Photo by Win McNamee/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes Joan Cullen, Pennridge School District President, back onto the Dom Giordano Program to offer her opinion on a story that Giordano’s been talking about this week. In the Bristol Borough School Districts, administrators randomly decided to forgive a bunch of student lunch debt for parents, which upset Dom. Joan tells that the situation is incredibly sticky, with administrators including herself being concerned with the safety of students if they were to expose the students. Cullen tells what they’re doing in her district, and explains why this may have been the only option for the district. (Photo by Getty Images)
Tracy Davidson, anchor for NBC10, rejoins the Dom Giordano Program to discuss the newest effort by the NBC10 Responds investigative crew. Earlier this year, Davidson and others in the newsroom started receiving reports of checks that have been stolen out of mailboxes, altered, and then cashed, stealing money from the account holders of the check. Davidson takes us inside the newsroom, telling how they learned about this issue, and telling how these criminals are taking these checks. Davidson tells that many of the criminals are stealing checks from USPS blue boxes on corners throughout Philadelphia, with criminals using universal ‘arrow’ keys to open the boxes and steal the checks. Dom then reveals that he himself has suffered through this type of fraud, revealing that now twice he’s had checks stolen, altered, and had to deal with the banks to get his money back. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom Giordano and Producer Dan get into an argument after a caller calls in their answer to the side question of the day, asking for some unwritten rules.
Scott Cronick, media critic in Atlantic City, returns to the Dom Giordano Program to tell Dom and listeners what’s worth watching over Labor Day weekend. First, Dom asks Cronick about the release of Elvis to the HBO Max streaming service, with both telling how much they enjoyed the film when seeing it in theaters. This spurns a conversation about biopics, with both Dom and Scott offering suggestions for what should be considered the great biopics of all time. Then, Dom asks Scott what’s coming up in Atlantic City, with Cronick telling of an upcoming restaurant week in the city and a concert tonight feature Frank Stallone and his brother, famed Rocky actor Sylvester Stallone. Finally, Scott tells us what’s worth watching in both theaters and at home, telling of the Brad Pitt film Bullet Train, and previewing both the Lord of the Rings series and the newest installment in the Game of Thrones saga. (Photo by Chris Hyde/Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by recapping the speech given yesterday in Philadelphia by President Joe Biden. First, Giordano comments on sirens heard throughout the speech and the national reaction to the high crime in Philadelphia, then jumps into an analysis of the speech itself. In the speech, Biden tried framing ‘MAGA conservatives’ as a danger to our Democracy, and Dom plays back clips of those in Leftist media doubling down on the narrative, including disgraced former FBI official Andrew McCabe. Then, Giordano discusses the other narrative popping up in liberal media, with hosts on CNN and MSNBC referring to the very divisive speech as a pro-Patriotic speech. Giordano spends the majority of the hour continuing the recap on the President’s speech, but interjects commentary about the senate and gubernatorial races in Pennsylvania. (Photo by Alex Wong/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Tracy Davidson, anchor for NBC10, rejoins the Dom Giordano Program to discuss the newest effort by the NBC10 Responds investigative crew. Earlier this year, Davidson and others in the newsroom started receiving reports of checks that have been stolen out of mailboxes, altered, and then cashed, stealing money from the account holders of the check. Davidson takes us inside the newsroom, telling how they learned about this issue, and telling how these criminals are taking these checks. Davidson tells that many of the criminals are stealing checks from USPS blue boxes on corners throughout Philadelphia, with criminals using universal ‘arrow’ keys to open the boxes and steal the checks. Dom then reveals that he himself has suffered through this type of fraud, revealing that now twice he’s had checks stolen, altered, and had to deal with the banks to get his money back.
Then, Scott Cronick, media critic in Atlantic City, returns to the Dom Giordano Program to tell Dom and listeners what’s worth watching over Labor Day weekend. First, Dom asks Cronick about the release of Elvis to the HBO Max streaming service, with both telling how much they enjoyed the film when seeing it in theaters. This spurns a conversation about biopics, with both Dom and Scott offering suggestions for what should be considered the great biopics of all time. Then, Dom asks Scott what’s coming up in Atlantic City, with Cronick telling of an upcoming restaurant week in the city and a concert tonight feature Frank Stallone and his brother, famed Rocky actor Sylvester Stallone. Finally, Scott tells us what’s worth watching in both theaters and at home, telling of the Brad Pitt film Bullet Train, and previewing both the Lord of the Rings series and the newest installment in the Game of Thrones saga. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Dom leads off the Dom Giordano Program by continuing the discussion centered on the Senate race between Dr. Mehmet Oz and John Fetterman. Dom laments that Fetterman continues to deny requests for debates, telling that he believes most Pennsylvanians aren’t aware of the policies propagated by the far-left John Fetterman. Then, after playing his Money Melody for the day, Dom returns to forecasting the upcoming midterm elections, asking whether there are any candidates throughout the country more radical than John Fetterman. Then, Giordano swings over to the topic of abortion, telling that alleged Catholic Nancy Pelosi has now called it ‘sinful’ to be pro-Life, while religious officials offer the opposite opinion.
Then, Dom welcomes Pennsylvania State Rep. Martina White back onto the Dom Giordano Program to hear what Harrisburg Republicans are doing to help private schools who are suffering through sluggish bureaucracy as they wait for textbooks. Rep. White takes us inside the issue, telling about the budget allotment that was earmarked for private and charter schools, and the continued lack of urgency in getting these schools the supplies they need. Also, Martina White responds to Philadelphia Mayor Jim Kenney, who called state lawmakers ‘backwards’ because of their take on gun laws. (Photo by Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes Pennsylvania State Rep. Martina White back onto the Dom Giordano Program to hear what Harrisburg Republicans are doing to help private schools who are suffering through sluggish bureaucracy as they wait for textbooks. Rep. White takes us inside the issue, telling about the budget allotment that was earmarked for private and charter schools, and the continued lack of urgency in getting these schools the supplies they need. Also, Martina White responds to Philadelphia Mayor Jim Kenney, who called state lawmakers ‘backwards’ because of their take on gun laws. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom Giordano responds to Mayor Jim Kenney after the reporter called the State 'backwards' due to Republican lawmakers' stance on the spike in gun violence. (Photo by Bryan Bedder/Getty Images for MoveOn)
Dom welcomes in Kelly Ciminera, Principal of the Colman-John Neumann School in Bryn Mawr, PA, to discuss an issue that she and other private schools are having in receiving promised text books from Pennsylvania’s Department of Education. First, Ciminera takes us through the process of ordering the text books from the State and the allotment in the most recently approved budget, telling that she ordered the books back in July but has been told that there’s a backlog in the system and not enough workers to process the orders. Then, Giordano asks how the school has gotten through teaching without textbooks, with Ciminera telling creative ways that teachers have continued to teach the necessary material. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom welcomes in Kelly Ciminera, Principal of the Colman-John Neumann School in Bryn Mawr, PA, to discuss an issue that she and other private schools are having in receiving promised text books from Pennsylvania’s Department of Education. First, Ciminera takes us through the process of ordering the text books from the State and the allotment in the most recently approved budget, telling that she ordered the books back in July but has been told that there’s a backlog in the system and not enough workers to process the orders. Then, Giordano asks how the school has gotten through teaching without textbooks, with Ciminera telling creative ways that teachers have continued to teach the necessary material.
Then, Giordano tells of a story in the Philadelphia Inquirer that reports on the spike of retail theft in the City of Philadelphia, noting that we’re even worse than California for shoplifting. Dom offers the stats as according the Inquirer, and breaks down their justifications for the spike, and tell why he believes District Attorney Larry Krasner’s policies weigh heavily into the spike. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off by carrying a thread he began yesterday on the Dom Giordano Program, providing an update on a situation playing out in Harrisburg centered in education. Yesterday, Dom learned that Catholic Schools and other private educational institutions have returned to school but have yet to receive their text books promised to them by the State in the most recent budget. Harrisburg Republicans have now gotten involved, with State Rep. Martina White and others alleging that this is a push against Catholic schools and school choice. Giordano ties this back to the ongoing senate and gubernatorial races playing out in Philadelphia, discussing the incompetence of current elected officials such as Attorney General Josh Shapiro and Lieutenant Governor John Fetterman. Then, Giordano plays back clips from John Fetterman’s interview this week on MSNBC, particularly focusing on Fetterman’s justification for denying debate offers from Republican opponent Dr. Mehmet Oz.
Then, Dr. Marty Makary, Johns Hopkins Professor and author of The Price We Pay: What Broke American Healthcare and How To Fix It, rejoins the Dom Giordano Program to discuss multiple issues playing out in the world of medicine. First, Giordano asks Makary about a tweet he made about a new vaccine for the Omicron variant, in which the doctor revealed that the drug company behind the push approved this only after a test on 8 mice, telling that there is no publicly available human clinical data. Then, Giordano and Makary discuss another decrease in life expectancy for Americans, with Makary offering legitimate reasons for the decrease, relating it to both Coronavirus and obesity.
Dr. Marty Makary, Johns Hopkins Professor and author of The Price We Pay: What Broke American Healthcare and How To Fix It, rejoins the Dom Giordano Program to discuss multiple issues playing out in the world of medicine. First, Giordano asks Makary about a tweet he made about a new vaccine for the Omicron variant, in which the doctor revealed that the drug company behind the push approved this only after a test on 8 mice, telling that there is no publicly available human clinical data. Then, Giordano and Makary discuss another decrease in life expectancy for Americans, with Makary offering legitimate reasons for the decrease, relating it to both Coronavirus and obesity. (Photo by Noam Galai/Getty Images for HBO)
Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Dom leads off the hour by reading back an email from his son DJ, telling him of a topic that he should discuss… that he’s already discussed. This leads Dom back into a conversation about the Bucks County School District choosing randomly to relieve student lunch debt. Then, Dom reveals that rapper Megan thee Stallion will be joining Disney series SheHulk, asking how the public would react if somebody like Howard Stern were pegged for a Disney film in the mid-90s. Also, Dom and Dan discuss the extreme popularity of Greg Gutfeld’s late night TV show, with both admitting that they aren’t huge fans of the humor on the show, which producer Dan calls ‘occasionally cringe-worthy.’ Then, Dom reveals a Bloomberg report that notes that the DOJ won’t reveal an indictment against former President Trump until after the midterm election. (Photo Illustration by Mario Tama/Getty Images)
Dom Giordano reveals a problem in the Pennsylvania Department of Education, as Catholic Schools and other private institutions continue to wait on promised textbooks even after the start of the school year. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom welcomes David P. Hardy, Distinguished Senior Fellow at the Commonwealth Foundation and former CEO and Co-Founder of the Boys’ Latin of Philadelphia charter school. First, Giordano asks for Hardy’s opinion on the governmental issue discussed last segment in which the Department of Education has gaffed and delayed the delivery of text books to private schools. Then, Giordano asks Hardy to offer his opinion on the Philadelphia School Districts recent actions, including the lack of air condition which has caused students to be sent home early during the current heat wave, and the teacher’s unions that require strict edicts from public schools. Giordano asks for Hardy’s expertise in how we can better educate the public, with Hardy stressing the importance of school choice and charter schools. (Photo by Getty Images)
Philadelphia Eagles broadcasting and sports writing legend Ray Didinger stops into the studio to offer a preview of the upcoming Eagles season. First, Ray offers an update on his life since retiring from the microphone, telling that he’s still been going strong working on his play Tommy and Me, and incredibly excited about the upcoming season. Then, Ray offers his biggest Eagles additions from the offseason, telling why he believes AJ Brown will become an instrumental part of the Philadelphia offense. Also, Didinger offers his opinion on a rebuilt defense that he hopes will shine throughout the entire season. Then, Ray tells of an upcoming Speaker Series event he’s doing with former co-host Glen Macnow, and reviews what’s to come with his great play Tommy and Me. (Photo by Megan Briggs/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom kicks off the hour by discussing the passing of Mikhail Gorbachev, the Russian leader who helped usher in the end of the Soviet Union. Then, Giordano offers up a local topic, telling that he’s ashamed of Philadelphia for not being able to retrofit schools with air conditioning until after 2027. Then, Giordano reveals that even Catholic Schools have been delayed to some degree by Governmental bureaucrats in the Pennsylvania Department of Education, with schools informed that books ordered on time will be arriving weeks late for the school year. Giordano takes issue with Republicans who have spoken out against the Governor, asking why it’s taken an NBC10 story for this to come out, arguing that this is a huge story and misstep by the Governor.
Then, Dom welcomes David P. Hardy, Distinguished Senior Fellow at the Commonwealth Foundation and former CEO and Co-Founder of the Boys’ Latin of Philadelphia charter school. First, Giordano asks for Hardy’s opinion on the governmental issue discussed last segment in which the Department of Education has gaffed and delayed the delivery of text books to private schools. Then, Giordano asks Hardy to offer his opinion on the Philadelphia School Districts recent actions, including the lack of air condition which has caused students to be sent home early during the current heat wave, and the teacher’s unions that require strict edicts from public schools. Giordano asks for Hardy’s expertise in how we can better educate the public, with Hardy stressing the importance of school choice and charter schools.
After that, Eagles broadcasting and sports writing legend Ray Didinger stops into the studio to offer a preview of the upcoming Eagles season. First, Ray offers an update on his life since retiring from the microphone, telling that he’s still been going strong working on his play Tommy and Me, and incredibly excited about the upcoming season. Then, Ray offers his biggest Eagles additions from the offseason, telling why he believes AJ Brown will become an instrumental part of the Philadelphia offense. Also, Didinger offers his opinion on a rebuilt defense that he hopes will shine throughout the entire season. Then, Ray tells of an upcoming Speaker Series event he’s doing with former co-host Glen Macnow, and reviews what’s to come with his great play Tommy and Me. (Photo by Getty Images)
After arriving late to the show, Producer Dan rants to Dom about the inconvenience of events attended mostly by liberals that inconvenience the rest of Philadelphians. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom welcomes Ralph Cipriano of BigTrial.net back onto the Dom Giordano Program to tell the most recent chapter in the saga of the investigative reporter’s efforts to get real answers from Philadelphia District Attorney Larry Krasner. This week, Krasner pulled the plug on his press conference after Cipriano tried asking about three employees of Krasner who aren’t following the residency requirements. Krasner, who has made his press conferences so he calls on specific reports using a list, wrapped things up and instead switched to a style of press conference where he offered one-on-one interviews with reporters of his choosing. Cipriano takes us inside the experience, and tells what he was trying to uncover in his questioning yesterday. (Photo by Scott Heins/Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom Giordano led off the Dom Giordano Program by telling that his producer Dan is running late after being stuck in traffic because of the upcoming Made in America concert. Then, Dom offers his recap of Biden’s appearance in Pennsylvania, playing back ridiculous comments made by the President concerning the Constitution and the right of Americans to defend themselves against an overbearing government. Also, Giordano reveals a story out of Bristol, PA, in which the local schoolboard forgave student lunch debt for parents, which Dom takes issue with.
Then, Dom welcomes Ralph Cipriano of BigTrial.net back onto the Dom Giordano Program to tell the most recent chapter in the saga of the investigative reporter’s efforts to get real answers from Philadelphia District Attorney Larry Krasner. This week, Krasner pulled the plug on his press conference after Cipriano tried asking about three employees of Krasner who aren’t following the residency requirements. Krasner, who has made his press conferences so he calls on specific reports using a list, wrapped things up and instead switched to a style of press conference where he offered one-on-one interviews with reporters of his choosing. Cipriano takes us inside the experience, and tells what he was trying to uncover in his questioning yesterday. (Photo by Nate Smallwood/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Dom welcomes Ann McElhinney back onto the Dom Giordano Program, to discuss her extremely successful podcast, Serial Killer: A True Crime Podcast, that focuses on the abortions performed by Philadelphia doctor Kermit Gosnell. McElhinney takes Giordano and listeners through the gruesome details that she’s uncovered about the crimes and trial, and tells that the podcast has reached the top 10 true crime podcasts. Also, McElhinney provides an update on a film she’s helping to produce, My Son Hunter, a film focused on Hunter Biden premiering next week on Breitbart. Then, Giordano turns over to student loans, telling about tax rewards given to those with student loan debt, arguing that this further alienates those who have already paid their debt. Then, Giordano pivots into a conversation centered back on the impeachment of Philadelphia District Attorney Larry Krasner, telling of a local congressman, Jimmy Dillon, who needs to support the effort to investigate the City’s spike in crime. (Photo by Drew Angerer/Getty Images)
In today’s third hour, Dom welcomes Ann McElhinney back onto the Dom Giordano Program, to discuss her extremely successful podcast, Serial Killer: A True Crime Podcast, that focuses on the abortions performed by Philadelphia doctor Kermit Gosnell. McElhinney takes Giordano and listeners through the gruesome details that she’s uncovered about the crimes and trial, and tells that the podcast has reached the top 10 true crime podcasts. Also, McElhinney provides an update on a film she’s helping to produce, My Son Hunter, a film focused on Hunter Biden premiering next week on Breitbart. Then, Giordano turns over to student loans, telling about tax rewards given to those with student loan debt, arguing that this further alienates those who have already paid their debt. Then, Giordano pivots into a conversation centered back on the impeachment of Philadelphia District Attorney Larry Krasner, telling of a local congressman, Jimmy Dillon, who needs to support the effort to investigate the City’s spike in crime. (Photo by Jessica Kourkounis/Getty Images)
Dom Giordano reveals that marijuana smokers are starting to outnumber cigarette smokers. (Photo by Getty Images)
Representative Dan Meuser checks in to the Dom Giordano Program to preview an upcoming appearance by President Joe Biden in his area, appearing in the Wilkes-Barre/Scranton area. First, Dom asks for Meuser’s opinion on the spike in crime across the state, with Dom noting that he predicts crime and justice to be a big portion of Biden’s speech. Then, Giordano and Meuser hop into a discussion about the midterm elections in Pennsylvania, with the Congressman offering his opinion on both John Fetterman and Josh Shapiro, two Democrats running for high office in PA. (Photo by Ting Shen-Pool/Getty Images)
Dom Giordano previews an upcoming appearance of President Joe Biden in Pennsylvania. (Photo by Getty Images)
Bill Donohue, President of the Catholic League, rejoins the Dom Giordano Program to discuss a new column he penned for the organization, in which he argues that the Left are actually the new White Supremacists while they continue to frame those on the Right as racists. Donohue further explains his argument, telling how Democrats exploit race to garner false support for their ideology. Donohue and Giordano focus on the debate over voter ID, playing back a clip from John Fetterman who suggested that people of color are less likely to carry an ID, a totally racist notion. Then, Giordano and Donohue discuss a potential book coming up, and Dom asks for Donohue’s opinion on Biden’s handling of the issue of abortion. (Photo by Alex Wong/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom leads off by discussing a Republican trend toward supporting Democratic Gubernatorial candidate Josh Shapiro, lamenting that there are multiple reasons that the candidate would be highly detrimental to our State. Dom tells about Shapiro turning a blind eye to the crime in Philadelphia under Larry Krasner, reminding listeners of the power granted his way by state lawmakers to step in, in which he continuously refuses. Then, Giordano tells about an Inquirer article that tries to reframe the narrative around Shapiro’s take on Coronavirus, now trying to portray the candidate as somebody fighting against the overbearing masking and edicts in schools. Then, Giordano loops back to the clip of John Fetterman saying that people of color are less likely to carry an ID card, calling out the comment as racist. Then, Dom asks whether, if Fetterman is elected, Pennsylvania will have the most entitled representatives, but Dan throws out New Jersey’s Booker and Menendez as close competitors.
Then, Representative Dan Meuser checks in to the Dom Giordano Program to preview an upcoming appearance by President Joe Biden in his area, appearing in the Wilkes-Barre/Scranton area. First, Dom asks for Meuser’s opinion on the spike in crime across the state, with Dom noting that he predicts crime and justice to be a big portion of Biden’s speech. Then, Giordano and Meuser hop into a discussion about the midterm elections in Pennsylvania, with the Congressman offering his opinion on both John Fetterman and Josh Shapiro, two Democrats running for high office in PA. (Photo by Anna Rose Layden/Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by discussing the new push by the Biden administration to frame former President Trump and his supporters as ‘Fascists,’ pontificating whether most on the Left even knows what that truly means. Then, Giordano turns over into a conversation centered on local politics, reading back a tweet from Jane Roh, District Attorney Larry Krasner’s spokesperson, who suggested that the lack of air conditioning in schools is a contributor to the spike in crime in Philadelphia. This leads Dom down a path further into a conversation into the air condition and lack of quality budgeting by the Philadelphia Public Schools, asking how we don’t have it in schools in 2022.
Then, Bill Donohue, President of the Catholic League, rejoins the Dom Giordano Program to discuss a new column he penned for the organization, in which he argues that the Left are actually the new White Supremacists while they continue to frame those on the Right as racists. Donohue further explains his argument, telling how Democrats exploit race to garner false support for their ideology. Donohue and Giordano focus on the debate over voter ID, playing back a clip from John Fetterman who suggested that people of color are less likely to carry an ID, a totally racist notion. Then, Giordano and Donohue discuss a potential book coming up, and Dom asks for Donohue’s opinion on Biden’s handling of the issue of abortion. (Photo by Win McNamee/Getty Images)
Dom Giordano asks his Money Melody question of the day, and for the first time in memory, Dan has stumped the audience! (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s final hour, Giordano offers his analysis on the Pennsylvania Senate race between Dr. Mehmet Oz and John Fetterman, telling listeners again about Fetterman sending his children to private school while continuing his crusade against Dr. Oz’s wealth. This leads Dom into a general conversation about education, offering the enrollment numbers of the Philadelphia public school system. Then, Giordano mentions the massive budget, and the concerns of parents sending their students to the public schools, and explains the benefit that would come with school choice as proposed by Republicans. Then, Giordano discusses New York Gov. Kathy Hochul’s comments that Republicans don’t represent the values of their votes, which leads Dom to ask what values are present in Philadelphians, with producer Dan settling on ‘entitlement’ as the primary value of most in the City. (Photo by Getty Images)
In today’s second hour, Dom welcomes attorney Francis Malofiy and client and former Allentown School District teacher Jason Moorehead back onto the Dom Giordano Program. Moorehead’s story is one that Giordano has been following for a while after the teacher was terminated from his job after it was uncovered that he attended the January 6th rally in Washington D.C. Moorehead has maintained that he did indeed attend the speaking portion of the day’s events, but did not go inside the Capitol where riots broke out. In today’s update, Malofiy reveals why he and Moorehead have chosen to file suit against the school district for an assassination of his professional life, telling that the district doubled down without clearing his name. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom Giordano plays back clips from Elizabeth Warren, and tells why the narrative on student loans needs to focus on targeting big colleges and universities for their out-of-control tuition inflation. (Photo by Anna Rose Layden/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom welcomes attorney Francis Malofiy and client and former Allentown School District teacher Jason Moorehead back onto the Dom Giordano Program. Moorehead’s story is one that Giordano has been following for a while after the teacher was terminated from his job after it was uncovered that he attended the January 6th rally in Washington D.C. Moorehead has maintained that he did indeed attend the speaking portion of the day’s events, but did not go inside the Capitol where riots broke out. In today’s update, Malofiy reveals why he and Moorehead have chosen to file suit against the school district for an assassination of his professional life, telling that the district doubled down without clearing his name.
Then, Dom takes a call from a listener by the name of Scott from Mt. Laurel, NJ, updating a thread from the show last week when Scott called in to tell Dom that he’d be calling play-by-play in a Phillies matchup. Producer Dan, when Scott initially called in, asked Scott to somehow sneak the word ‘antelope’ into the broadcast, which he successfully achieved. Scott tells Dom and Dan about his time spent in the booth and what he gained from the experience. Then, Giordano jumps into a conversation centered on Villanova University and transgenderism, telling of a new edict that requires faculty to use correct pronouns. Giordano finds this story somewhat confusing, telling of the Catholic Church’s stance on transgenderism, asking how this aligns with the religious backing of the University. (Photo by Rick Stewart/Getty Images)
Dom Giordano and producer Dan discuss the festivities over the weekend in Philadelphia, in which a bunch of liberals rode through the city buck naked. (Photo by Natalie Behring/Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by offering some recaps of his vacation weekend down in Wildwood, telling about a controversy over water temperature. Then, Giordano swings over into a conversation centered on John Fetterman’s wealth, revealing that Fetterman, while using Mehmet Oz’s wealth against him in a campaign, sends his children to private school in lieu of the local public school. This leads Dom into a discussion about Philadelphia’s school budget, lamenting about the lack of air conditioning and other necessities even with their 4 billion dollar budget. Then, after the first break, Giordano plays back clips relating to the Biden administration to forgive student loans, particularly a clip from Elizabeth Warren, who when asked about the fairness of the proposition, dodges the question and tells how she believes colleges need to be more affordable. Giordano, annoyed, tells that Elizabeth Warren refuses to do anything to address the hyperinflation in college and university tuition pricing.
Then, Senate candidate Dr. Mehmet Oz returns to the Dom Giordano Program to discuss his ongoing race against John Fetterman. First, Dom asks Dr. Oz about a topic he spent a good chunk of the hour on, asking for Fetterman’s thoughts about the candidate sending his children to private school while simultaneously trashing Dr. Oz for his wealth. Then, Giordano asks Dr. Oz about inflation and whether that’s become the top issue, and why he continues to hone in on the rampant spike in prices as a cornerstone issue. After that, Giordano asks Dr. Oz about his proposition for debates and the continued denial by Fetterman, asking why Oz believes Fetterman refuses to answer any questions and the impact that has had on the election. (Photo by Michael M. Santiago/Getty Images)
Senate candidate Dr. Mehmet Oz returns to the Dom Giordano Program to discuss his ongoing race against John Fetterman. First, Dom asks Dr. Oz about a topic he spent a good chunk of the hour on, asking for Fetterman’s thoughts about the candidate sending his children to private school while simultaneously trashing Dr. Oz for his wealth. Then, Giordano asks Dr. Oz about inflation and whether that’s become the top issue, and why he continues to hone in on the rampant spike in prices as a cornerstone issue. After that, Giordano asks Dr. Oz about his proposition for debates and the continued denial by Fetterman, asking why Oz believes Fetterman refuses to answer any questions and the impact that has had on the election. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom Giordano, WPHT host and former teacher, has dedicated much of his daily show toward parents who are taking it into their own hands to push back against school boards that have a negative impact on their children. This has culminated in a weekly podcast on education, Readin', Writin', and Reason, which has allowed wonderful relationships to develop between Giordano, educators, and parents throughout the country who are speaking out against overbearing school boards.
First, Giordano welcomes Beth Ann Rossica, head of Back to School PA, back onto the podcast for an update on masking throughout the country as schools prepare for students to return to classrooms. First, Giordano asks for a general temperature of masking, with Beth Ann Rossica explaining that most schools have not required masks to return to schools, pointing to the Philadelphia School District as an anomaly for requiring students to mask up. Giordano asks what the Philadelphia Superintendent uses to justify the mask requirement, pointing to Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia Coronavirus guidelines that run counter to the proposition. Rossica explains the negative implications of requiring students in Philadelphia to wear masks, and discusses the lack of logic in the requirement with the knowledge that students will be unmasked in public, on public transportation, and in their personal lives.
Then, Dom welcomes in Lynn Landes, Founder of HealthAlertPhilly.org, to the podcast to discuss her time spent speaking in protest in front of the Philadelphia School Board meeting after the School District implemented a masking policy. Giordano and Landes discuss the ridiculous notion of the masking policy, bringing to attention both CDC and Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia guidance that suggests less restrictive masking and vaccination policies. Landes and Giordano tell that Philadelphia is an anomaly compared to most other school districts, explaining that most local districts have followed the less restrictive guidance. Landes discusses the importance of speaking up, and tells why parents need to express their voices to ensure that their kids are being educated appropriately.
Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Dom welcomes Pennsylvania Representative Paul Schemel to the Dom Giordano Program to discuss a state-wide push to allow Independent voters to vote in party primaries in Pennsylvania. This week, former elected officials and experts noted that Pennsylvania disenfranchises 1.3 million people by not allowing Independents to vote in party primaries. Schemel tells why he’s against such a notion, explaining that he would like to leave it up to the parties rather than allow the government to demand how parties run their primaries. Schemel reveals that there are two bills awaiting the General Assembly that would set forth such a change, and tells the negative aspects of allowing such an edict.
Then, State Representative Martina White checks into the Dom Giordano Program to offer her opinion on the decision by Philadelphia DA Larry Krasner to deny the subpoena from the select committee investigating the DA’s role in a spike in gun violence in Philadelphia. White takes us inside the committee and what’s being said today in Harrisburg, revealing why Republicans continue the push to bring safety back to the citizens of Pennsylvania.
After that, Wildwood Mayor Pete Byron joins the Dom Giordano Program to discuss what’s been going on in the great shore destination. First, Dom asks Pete for an update on his last interview, where he teased potentially jumping out of a plane in a skydiving event in Wildwood. Then, Dom asks Pete about the marijuana laws of New Jersey, lamenting about a group of young adults who were smoking a bong on the beach. (Photo by Getty Images)
State Representative Martina White checks into the Dom Giordano Program to offer her opinion on the decision by Philadelphia DA Larry Krasner to deny the subpoena from the select committee investigating the DA’s role in a spike in gun violence in Philadelphia. White takes us inside the committee and what’s being said today in Harrisburg, revealing why Republicans continue the push to bring safety back to the citizens of Pennsylvania. (Photo by Getty Images)
In today’s third hour, Dom welcomes Pennsylvania Representative Paul Schemel to the Dom Giordano Program to discuss a state-wide push to allow Independent voters to vote in party primaries in Pennsylvania. This week, former elected officials and experts noted that Pennsylvania disenfranchises 1.3 million people by not allowing Independents to vote in party primaries. Schemel tells why he’s against such a notion, explaining that he would like to leave it up to the parties rather than allow the government to demand how parties run their primaries. Schemel reveals that there are two bills awaiting the General Assembly that would set forth such a change, and tells the negative aspects of allowing such an edict. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom Giordano takes a call from a listener who reveals that they'll be entering into the commentary booth during an upcoming Phillies game after winning an auction, and Dom puts him up to a task. (Photo by Mitchell Leff/Getty Images)
Dom Giordano and producer Dan have some fun with a clip from the Little League World Series on ESPN, with a young kid claiming conspiracy on ESPN, arguing that they're trying to fix the game. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by discussing the push by the Biden administration to extend the two-year long pause on federal student loan debt, and the potential for student loan forgiveness. Giordano and his producer Dan spend a chunk of time discussing the proposition for student loan forgiveness, with Dan expressing frustration that the Left still refuses to direct their anger toward colleges and universities. Then, Giordano loops back to the topic he discussed at the top of the show, telling that District Attorney Larry Krasner has refused subpoenas related to the state investigation into the gun violence in Philadelphia. Producer Dan pops in with breaking news, telling that the Philadelphia Inquirer has finally picked up the story, with Dan thanking the author of the article for fair coverage after repeated instances of favor shown toward the politician by the paper. Then, a caller by the name of Scott in Mt. Laurel tells Dom that he’s won an auction that allows him to sit in and call play-by-play on the upcoming television broadcast of the Philadelphia Phillies. (Photo by Getty Images)
Megan Brock, mother in the Central Bucks School District, returns to the Dom Giordano Program with more information on why and how Health Director David Damsker has been silenced since offering lax restrictions during the Coronavirus. Last time Megan joined the show, she told us that, using Freedom of Information request, she discovered that after Damsker released his less restrictive edicts, Eric Nagy, the Director of Policy and Communications silenced the recommendations and instead imposed more restrictive Coronavirus guidelines, with no medical input. After uncovering the re-written guideline edict, the Bucks County GOP called for the resignation of Nagy. Strangely, the Philadelphia Inquirer continues to turn a blind eye to this story, but Brock tells that both the National Review and Judicial Watch has become involved, explaining that Judicial Watch has even offered representation for the legal battles to come. Brock takes us inside her investigation, and tells about the pushback she’s faced both from school officials and some in the public who have been convinced that Brock has ulterior motives. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by telling some exciting news centered on the impeachment proceedings of Philadelphia District Attorney Larry Krasner. Giordano reveals that the District Attorney’s office has denied a request for subpoenas by the committee investigating the spike in crime in Philadelphia, arguing that he was duly elected. Giordano explains what happened here, telling that this is actually good news for those hoping for an eventual impeachment, telling that non-compliance here on further digs a hole for the sullied politician. Then, Giordano moves into a conversation centered on mail-in ballots, expressing his frustration with State Republicans who allowed the unsafe voting trend in a trade for an elimination of straight-ticket voting.
Then, Megan Brock, mother in the Central Bucks School District, returns to the Dom Giordano Program with more information on why and how Health Director David Damsker has been silenced since offering lax restrictions during the Coronavirus. Last time Megan joined the show, she told us that, using Freedom of Information request, she discovered that after Damsker released his less restrictive edicts, Eric Nagy, the Director of Policy and Communications silenced the recommendations and instead imposed more restrictive Coronavirus guidelines, with no medical input. After uncovering the re-written guideline edict, the Bucks County GOP called for the resignation of Nagy. Strangely, the Philadelphia Inquirer continues to turn a blind eye to this story, but Brock tells that both the National Review and Judicial Watch has become involved, explaining that Judicial Watch has even offered representation for the legal battles to come. Brock takes us inside her investigation, and tells about the pushback she’s faced both from school officials and some in the public who have been convinced that Brock has ulterior motives. (Photo by Scott Heins/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Dom welcomes Robert Cahaly, Chief Pollster of the Trafalgar Group, back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss surprising results in Pennsylvania. After months of what looked to be becoming a landslide in favor of John Fetterman in his Senate race against Dr. Mehmet Oz, Cahaly reports that Oz has made up some ground, now sitting only about 5 points behind the Democratic front-runner. Also, Cahaly takes us inside the polling concerning the gubernatorial race, which has also exhibited a change in favor of the Republican candidate, with Doug Mastriano climbing within 4 percentage points. Cahaly takes us inside the polling, breaking down polling results based on demographic, and telling of a trend that he’s seeing with senior citizens.
Then, Giordano welcomes back John Siciliano, Executive Director of the Greater Wildwoods Tourism Improvement and Development Authority, to discuss what’s coming up in the great shore destination. First, Dom asks John for some commentary on how this year’s season has turned out for the City, with John revealing some great news for the return of tourism as we claw our way back out of Coronavirus. Then, Giordano asks Siciliano about the ‘local summer,’ or the shoulder season of September and October, with Siciliano taking Dom and listeners through multiple upcoming events in the Wildwoods.
In today’s third hour, Dom welcomes Robert Cahaly, Chief Pollster of the Trafalgar Group, back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss surprising results in Pennsylvania. After months of what looked to be becoming a landslide in favor of John Fetterman in his Senate race against Dr. Mehmet Oz, Cahaly reports that Oz has made up some ground, now sitting only about 5 points behind the Democratic front-runner. Also, Cahaly takes us inside the polling concerning the gubernatorial race, which has also exhibited a change in favor of the Republican candidate, with Doug Mastriano climbing within 4 percentage points. Cahaly takes us inside the polling, breaking down polling results based on demographic, and telling of a trend that he’s seeing with senior citizens. (Photo by Getty Images)
Then, Giordano welcomes back John Siciliano, Executive Director of the Greater Wildwoods Tourism Improvement and Development Authority, to discuss what’s coming up in the great shore destination. First, Dom asks John for some commentary on how this year’s season has turned out for the City, with John revealing some great news for the return of tourism as we claw our way back out of Coronavirus. Then, Giordano asks Siciliano about the ‘local summer,’ or the shoulder season of September and October, with Siciliano taking Dom and listeners through multiple upcoming events in the Wildwoods. (Photo by Mark Makela/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Giordano leads off the Dom Giordano Program by telling of a tweet sent by former congressional candidate and Bernie Sanders acolyte Nina Turner, who wrote, ‘student debt cancellation isn’t paid for by the taxpayers, the federal government is the lender.’ This sets Dom off, with him asking whether the former candidate is aware of where governmental money comes from. Then, Giordano tells a story about his time in Wildwood, telling of an incident between him and another beachgoer who was openly smoking marijuana on the boardwalk. Then, Giordano jumps back into a conversation centered on the Senate race between John Fetterman and Dr. Mehmet Oz, telling listeners that Fetterman vacations at the shore in Ocean City. Then, in Dan Time with Dom, producer Dan tells about his time spent at Port Richmond’s Pierogifest, and tells of a New York Times article that asks for readers to think twice about killing Chinese Lantern flies. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom Giordano tells about a gripe that he's now developed down the shore... open air marijuana smoking that impedes on others. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by previewing today’s show, telling that he’s broadcasting live today from Wildwood. Dom tells about an upcoming guest in Robert Cahaly, the Chief Pollster of Trafalgar, which produced new polls that suggest that Dr. Mehmet Oz and opponent John Fetterman are closer than other polls suggest. Giordano uses this as a launching point to discuss the Senate race here in Philadelphia, lamenting about criticism directed toward anybody who questions the health of the Democratic candidate after Fetterman suffered a stroke. Then, after the break, Giordano discusses the differences between Republican frontrunners for a Presidential nomination, weighing the positives and negatives of both Donald Trump and Florida Governor Ron DeSantis. After that, Giordano discusses a push in Pennsylvania to allow Independent voters to vote in party primaries, something Dom is vehemently against, arguing that one shouldn’t be allowed to both reap the benefits and also get a say in a party’s choice. (Photo by Michael M. Santiago/Getty Images)
Dom tells about his trip to Wildwood and a concert featuring a Village People cover band, which he thought was terrible... but expresses his love for other cover acts he's seen. (Photo by Kevin Winter/Getty Images for dick clark productions)
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Dom Giordano, WPHT host and former teacher, has dedicated much of his daily show toward parents who are taking it into their own hands to push back against school boards that have a negative impact on their children. This has culminated in a weekly podcast on education, Readin', Writin', and Reason, which has allowed wonderful relationships to develop between Giordano, educators, and parents throughout the country who are speaking out against overbearing school boards.
First, Dom welcomes Megan Brock, mother and activist out in the Central Bucks School District, back to the Dom Giordano Program after a groundbreaking report in the National Review pointed to her and her cohorts uncovering some critical information concerning Bucks County Coronavirus guidelines. Brock explains that, after a deep dive into the metadata of files, discovered that, after County Health Director Dr. David Damsker put out his guidelines, which were less restrictive than most, their Communications Director stepped in and revised the guidelines to make them more strict. Megan Brock takes Giordano and listeners into the investigation, explaining that the guideline revision is the sole document she found ‘produced’ by the Health Department that was created by the Communications Director. Brock then explains what seems to have happened since then, with Damsker being silenced after becoming a forefront figure in propagating lesser restrictions for schools during Coronavirus.
Then, Dom welcomes Kathleen Carmody to the Dom Giordano Program. Kathleen is a parent in the Unionsville-Chadds Ford School District, who has been speaking out as the district tries to rewrite Pennsylvania law centered on Coronavirus. In a decision made by the school, administrators decided to strike language from their vaccine exemption guidance as set forth by the State, with parents up in arms over the decision which they argue is both illegal and immoral. Carmody suggests that administrators are looking to infringe on the rights of parents in the district, trying to take something that’s a given and instead forcing parents to jump through hoops to access their rights.
Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Dom leads off the Dom Giordano Program by revealing an effort by Florida Governor Ron DeSantis to hold people voting illegally accountable, playing back a clip of the Governor telling of former felons and sex offenders who will be arrested for voting when that right has been revoked. Then, Giordano reads back a column calling out people complaining about Philadelphia’s Diner en Blanc, a new tradition of pretentious individuals closing down public streets so they can have a fine French meal. Then, Giordano updates the story of a protestor who was arrested after a Bill McSwain investigation, telling that the protestor says they were carrying a Molotov cocktail to create a bonfire with friends later in the day. In addition, Giordano reveals a poll that suggests college students refuse to room with students who supported the opposite candidate in the 2020 election, using the results as an opportunity to discuss political divisiveness in both parties. (Photo by Eva Marie Uzcategui/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom welcomes Dr. Mehmet Oz back onto the Dom Giordano Program for an update on his campaign for U.S. Senator in Pennsylvania. First, Dom gets an update on the campaign itself, with Dr. Oz revealing that he’s currently in the western part of Pennsylvania, visiting county fairs and other events. Then, Dom asks for the most important issues that have developed as Dr. Oz has traveled the State, honing in on law and order and criminal justice, two issues that Progressives have really had blown up in their faces. Then, Giordano asks Oz about the criticism he’s faced due to the ‘crudité’ video, with Oz revealing that the social media post was originally filmed last April, telling the message he hopes resonates with the video regardless of the criticism. In addition, Giordano and Oz discuss Fetterman’s past, including a clip from the Lieutenant Governor who suggested that a release of a third of the prison population is a good idea.
Then, Dom welcomes Pat Christmas, Policy Director of the Committee of Seventy onto the Dom Giordano Program, to discuss the organizations stance on the push to change the way elections are done, particularly both in-person early voting and mail-in balloting. First, Giordano asks for some information on the Committee of Seventy, with Christmas providing a brief history of the nonpartisan organization and their role as election watchdogs. Then, Giordano presses Christmas on comments made to Broad+Liberty about early in-person voting sites, with Christmas clarifying his comments and why he and the organization are against poll watchers at these sites. After that, Giordano asks Christmas about the organization’s stance on Mark Zuckerberg’s influence on the 2020 election, with Christmas justifying the support for the influx of money to, in his opinion, further secure elections. (Photo by Nate Smallwood/Getty Images)
Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by discussing the decision by the Biden administration to hire 87,000 extra IRS agents, telling why he’s so concerned with what’s to come with the addition of all the new employees, and what this means for inflation. Dom plays back a clip from Tucker Carlson’s show last night, in which the host suggests that inflation and immigration should be the top issues for Republicans in their races, with Carlson honing in on Oz’s now infamous ‘Wegners’ political ad. Then, Giordano plays back a clip from Democratic Representative Jamaal Bowman, who suggested that senior citizens have troubling making ends meet due to their student loans. Then, Giordano plays back clips from Morning Joe on MSNBC, with host Joe Scarborough going off on Republicans dismissing the FBI, alleging they’re further causing political division and Civil War.
Then, Dom welcomes in Lynn Landes, Founder of HealthAlertPhilly.org, to the Dom Giordano Program to discuss her time spent speaking in protest in front of the Philadelphia School Board meeting after the School District implemented a masking policy. Giordano and Landes discuss the ridiculous notion of the masking policy, bringing to attention both CDC and Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia guidance that suggests less restrictive masking and vaccination policies. Landes and Giordano tell that Philadelphia is an anomaly compared to most other school districts, explaining that most local districts have followed the less restrictive guidance. Landes discusses the importance of speaking up, and tells why parents need to express their voices to ensure that their kids are being educated appropriately.
In today’s second hour, Dom welcomes Dr. Mehmet Oz back onto the Dom Giordano Program for an update on his campaign for U.S. Senator in Pennsylvania. First, Dom gets an update on the campaign itself, with Dr. Oz revealing that he’s currently in the western part of Pennsylvania, visiting county fairs and other events. Then, Dom asks for the most important issues that have developed as Dr. Oz has traveled the State, honing in on law and order and criminal justice, two issues that Progressives have really had blown up in their faces. Then, Giordano asks Oz about the criticism he’s faced due to the ‘crudité’ video, with Oz revealing that the social media post was originally filmed last April, telling the message he hopes resonates with the video regardless of the criticism. In addition, Giordano and Oz discuss Fetterman’s past, including a clip from the Lieutenant Governor who suggested that a release of a third of the prison population is a good idea.
Dom welcomes in Lynn Landes, Founder of HealthAlertPhilly.org, to the Dom Giordano Program to discuss her time spent speaking in protest in front of the Philadelphia School Board meeting after the School District implemented a masking policy. Giordano and Landes discuss the ridiculous notion of the masking policy, bringing to attention both CDC and Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia guidance that suggests less restrictive masking and vaccination policies. Landes and Giordano tell that Philadelphia is an anomaly compared to most other school districts, explaining that most local districts have followed the less restrictive guidance. Landes discusses the importance of speaking up, and tells why parents need to express their voices to ensure that their kids are being educated appropriately. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom welcomes Pat Christmas, Policy Director of the Committee of Seventy onto the Dom Giordano Program, to discuss the organizations stance on the push to change the way elections are done, particularly both in-person early voting and mail-in balloting. First, Giordano asks for some information on the Committee of Seventy, with Christmas providing a brief history of the nonpartisan organization and their role as election watchdogs. Then, Giordano presses Christmas on comments made to Broad+Liberty about early in-person voting sites, with Christmas clarifying his comments and why he and the organization are against poll watchers at these sites. After that, Giordano asks Christmas about the organization’s stance on Mark Zuckerberg’s influence on the 2020 election, with Christmas justifying the support for the influx of money to, in his opinion, further secure elections. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom welcomes Neal Zoren back onto the Dom Giordano Program to hear what’s worth watching on television. First, though, Zoren and Giordano spend a good chunk of time offering their opinion on the finale of a show they both love, Better Call Saul, with Zoren revealing that the series finale is the best of all-time. Zoren explains why he loved the finale, explaining the love story that the show produced, and tells why he feels all the loose ends have been tied up. Then, Zoren offers his recommendations, telling of an upcoming series starring Steve Carrell called The Patient, in which The Office actor plays a therapist who’s held hostage by a serial killer. (Photo by Kevin Winter/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Dom leads off the Dom Giordano Program by discussing a push in Pennsylvania to allow independent voters in Pennsylvania primaries. Giordano is not a fan of this suggestion, explaining why he is vehemently against allowing independent voters voting in a primary. Dom and Dan debate his thoughts on independent voters, with Dom suggesting that independents utilize their independence as a holier-than-thou tactic, but both agreeing that allowing independent votes in a primary would be detrimental to the electoral system. Then, Giordano takes calls from listeners offering their opinion on the topic, with one in particular suggesting a separate primary for independent voters that’s weighed into the Republican or Democratic vote.
Then, Dom welcomes Carrie DelRosso, candidate for Lieutenant Governor, onto the Dom Giordano Program for the first time to introduce her to his listening audience. First, Dom asks Carrie for some information about herself, with DelRosso explaining why she’s a great candidate and why she’d do so much more for the State than current Lt. Gov. John Fedderman, telling of a landslide win that helped her secure her current seat as a State Representative. DelRosso explains her stance on criminal justice, which she prioritizes very highly due to the outrageous spike in crime playing out in Philadelphia and Pennsylvania, and the role that elected Democrats have had in leading us down this dark path. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom welcomes Carrie DelRosso, candidate for Lieutenant Governor, onto the Dom Giordano Program for the first time to introduce her to his listening audience. First, Dom asks Carrie for some information about herself, with DelRosso explaining why she’s a great candidate and why she’d do so much more for the State than current Lt. Gov. John Fedderman, telling of a landslide win that helped her secure her current seat as a State Representative. DelRosso explains her stance on criminal justice, which she prioritizes very highly due to the outrageous spike in crime playing out in Philadelphia and Pennsylvania, and the role that elected Democrats have had in leading us down this dark path. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom Giordano reveals breaking news that CNN has parted ways with everybody's favorite hall monitor, Brian Stelter. (Photo by Matt Winkelmeyer/Getty Images for Vanity Fair)
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom welcomes Megan Brock, mother and activist out in the Central Bucks School District, back to the Dom Giordano Program after a groundbreaking report in the National Review pointed to her and her cohorts uncovering some critical information concerning Bucks County Coronavirus guidelines. Brock explains that, after a deep dive into the metadata of files, discovered that, after County Health Director Dr. David Damsker put out his guidelines, which were less restrictive than most, their Communications Director stepped in and revised the guidelines to make them more strict. Megan Brock takes Giordano and listeners into the investigation, explaining that the guideline revision is the sole document she found ‘produced’ by the Health Department that was created by the Communications Director. Brock then explains what seems to have happened since then, with Damsker being silenced after becoming a forefront figure in propagating lesser restrictions for schools during Coronavirus.
Then, Giordano reveals some concerning information behind investments made by Madeleine Dean, her husband, and the rest of the ‘JV Squad.’ Dom tells of some questionable actions involving stocks, and reminds listeners of Madeleine Dean’s involvement in a bike company that outsources to communist China. Then, Giordano takes a look at the claims of elitism directed toward Dr. Mehmet Oz, asking why that’s become one of the main strategies employed by the Fetterman campaign. Then, in Dan Time with Dom, producer Dan Borowski reveals an upcoming Fox special dedicated to finding Richard Simmons, and tells that Gwynth Paltrow has been added to the list of guest sharks on Shark Tank.
Dom welcomes Megan Brock, mother and activist out in the Central Bucks School District, back to the Dom Giordano Program after a groundbreaking report in the National Review pointed to her and her cohorts uncovering some critical information concerning Bucks County Coronavirus guidelines. Brock explains that, after a deep dive into the metadata of files, discovered that, after County Health Director Dr. David Damsker put out his guidelines, which were less restrictive than most, their Communications Director stepped in and revised the guidelines to make them more strict. Megan Brock takes Giordano and listeners into the investigation, explaining that the guideline revision is the sole document she found ‘produced’ by the Health Department that was created by the Communications Director. Brock then explains what seems to have happened since then, with Damsker being silenced after becoming a forefront figure in propagating lesser restrictions for schools during Coronavirus. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom Giordano reveals that he despises mashed potatoes which triggers his producer Dan. (Photo by Getty Images)
Giordano offers an update in the local elections playing out across Pennsylvania, offering a controversial tweet sent by Kathy Barnette alluding to her lack of support for Dr. Mehmet Oz, who beat her in the Republican primary for U.S. Senate. (Photo by Michael M. Santiago/Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by offering up some concerning news reported by National Review, telling that regular guest of the show, Megan Brock, has uncovered why Bucks County Health Commissioner Dr. David Damsker has been ordered to remain silent for as long as he has. After exhaustive research, Brock and other parents uncovered that Dr. Damsker, long ago, fairly early on in the pandemic, suggested less restrictive Coronavirus guidelines for schools. The County then re-issued health guidance after Dr. Damsker’s release, which called for much more strict restrictions. Brock, in her investigation, uncovered metadata that suggests that the County’s Democratic operative Communications Director re-wrote Damsker’s suggestions, calling for the more strict guidelines. Then, Giordano offers an update in the local elections playing out across Pennsylvania, offering a controversial tweet sent by Kathy Barnette alluding to her lack of support for Dr. Mehmet Oz, who beat her in the Republican primary for U.S. Senate. Then, Dom Giordano discusses a poll that suggests that pro-growth economic policy is an important factor in the upcoming election, and asks how John Fetterman could be a front-runner if that’s a top issue, while the Biden administration continues to do everything in their power to make inflation worse.
Then, Dom welcomes Ian Prior back onto the Dom Giordano Program, revealing that the friend of the show who’s been involved in the school board push back is the man behind the new billboards popping up around Philadelphia, suggesting things such that violent criminals deserve our respect, a satire of ridiculous notions coming out of the Left. Prior explains the theory behind the new Citizens for Sanity, explaining that he hopes to continue satirizing the ideology of the Left in hopes it wakes voters up to the insanity perpetuated by Progressives. In addition, Giordano asks Prior about a new television advertisement created by the organization, which focuses on transgendered athletes competing in Women’s sports, and Prior tells what voters should expect from the organization moving forward. (Photo by Michael M. Santiago/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes Ian Prior back onto the Dom Giordano Program, revealing that the friend of the show who’s been involved in the school board pushback is the man behind the new billboards popping up around Philadelphia, suggesting things such that violent criminals deserve our respect, a satire of ridiculous notions coming out of the Left. Prior explains the theory behind the new Citizens for Sanity, explaining that he hopes to continue satirizing the ideology of the Left in hopes it wakes voters up to the insanity perpetuated by Progressives. In addition, Giordano asks Prior about a new television advertisement created by the organization, which focuses on transgendered athletes competing in Women’s sports, and Prior tells what voters should expect from the organization moving forward. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom Giordano reveals that he'll be celebrating his anniversary, but reveals he's nervous because he's regularly had to ask for a different table at the restaurant they'll be attending. Dom and Dan debate whether it's appropriate to ask for a new table if you receive one you don't like. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom welcomes Grover Norquist, President of Americans for Tax Reform, back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss multiple issues playing out in the economy. First, Dom asks Norquist for his opinion on the Biden administration decision to ramp up the total amount of IRS agents, with Norquist warning who these new agents will be targeting and why it’s incredibly concerning for small business owners. Then, Giordano and Norquist discuss the push by the Biden administration for what they’re deeming a ‘counter inflation’ bill, which will further send us down the path of higher inflation. Also, Giordano asks whether Norquist has faced a lot of pushback for his stance on taxation as liberals continue to ramp up their push for further federal government involvement. (Photo by Mark Wilson/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s final hour, Dom welcomes Grover Norquist, President of Americans for Tax Reform, back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss multiple issues playing out in the economy. First, Dom asks Norquist for his opinion on the Biden administration decision to ramp up the total amount of IRS agents, with Norquist warning who these new agents will be targeting and why it’s incredibly concerning for small business owners. Then, Giordano and Norquist discuss the push by the Biden administration for what they’re deeming a ‘counter inflation’ bill, which will further send us down the path of higher inflation. Also, Giordano asks whether Norquist has faced a lot of pushback for his stance on taxation as liberals continue to ramp up their push for further federal government involvement.
Then, Giordano rounds out the remainder of the show bouncing between multiple different topics. Dom discusses the Republican role in the Philadelphia Parking Authority and their overbearing tactics, telling again of a potential expansion of their red light camera program. Also, Giordano reveals what he knows about controversial billboards popping up around Philadelphia suggesting very radical proposals by progressives guised as a progressive billboard, telling of the conservative group and individual behind the new advertising campaign. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom Giordano announces that he'd like to be considered as a moderator in a gubernatorial debate after Doug Mastriano challenged Josh Shapiro to two debates. (Photo by Drew Angerer/Getty Images)
Giordano welcomes former Senator Rick Santorum to the Dom Giordano Program to discuss why he believes a Convention of States is now needed more than ever after the unprecedented FBI raid of Trump’s Mar-A-Lago compound. Santorum explains his position, telling of the importance of states proposing and voting on their own constitutional amendments, limiting the power of an overbearing Federal government. Giordano and Santorum discuss the changing tide of the Republican party, with both offering their opinion on the loss by Wyoming’s Liz Cheney, who lost her primary to a pro-Trump contender after leading the January 6th committee. Also, Santorum provides an update on the Convention of States, explaining how far along his organization has gotten in garnering support, and explains his hope for the eventuality. (Photo by Anna Moneymaker/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Giordano welcomes former Senator Rick Santorum to the Dom Giordano Program to discuss why he believes a Convention of States is now needed more than ever after the unprecedented FBI raid of Trump’s Mar-A-Lago compound. Santorum explains his position, telling of the importance of states proposing and voting on their own constitutional amendments, limiting the power of an overbearing Federal government. Giordano and Santorum discuss the changing tide of the Republican party, with both offering their opinion on the loss by Wyoming’s Liz Cheney, who lost her primary to a pro-Trump contender after leading the January 6th committee. Also, Santorum provides an update on the Convention of States, explaining how far along his organization has gotten in garnering support, and explains his hope for the eventuality.
Then, Dom Giordano moves into a local conversation, lamenting about the new proposed further spread of speed cameras, telling of a Republican effort to further push red light and speeding cameras on drivers. This moves Giordano and his producer Dan into a conversation about the positives and negatives of surveillance, also debating the proposal for mandatory 4K cameras throughout Philadelphia. In addition, Giordano announces that he would like to be considered as a debate moderator after gubernatorial candidate Doug Mastriano challenged his opponent, Democrat Josh Shapiro, to a debate. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom Giordano asks his side question of the day, looking for horrible movies to see on a first date, and a caller by the name of Pat calls in with a horror story of a date with a 'cute Italian boy.' (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom welcomes Victor Fiorillo, columnist for Philadelphia Magazine, rejoins the Dom Giordano Program to discuss his newest column that’s getting some flack, as is normal when this particular column is released, calling out the ‘The Worst of Philly 2022.’ Dom takes Victor to task for one entry in particular, asking for justification for the inclusion of reporter Steve Keeley on the list, somebody that Dom lionizes as ‘the Charles Dickens of Philadelphia.’ Victor tells that he specified that Keeley was not the ‘worst’ reporter, but the ‘worst reporter to follow for an occasional dose of good news.’ Then, Giordano offers up entries that he agrees with, with he and Victor going piecemeal through the list and explaining why they’d answer the question the way they would. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by discussing a shocking video floating around social media showing teenagers in Northeast Philadelphia stealing forklifts and using them to lift and damage cars throughout their neighborhood. Then, Giordano updates the news centered on the gubernatorial race in Pennsylvania, revealing that Republican candidate Doug Mastriano has challenged Josh Shapiro to two debates under certain conditions, including moderation by an outlet that will allow a ‘fair fight.’ After that, Giordano takes a look at the Republican primary out in Wyoming, with Liz Cheney, who’s heading the January 6th committee, losing out to a pro-Trump Republican. Dom plays back reaction, including from OJ Simpson, who has now come out in full support of Cheney. Giordano explains how this reflects on the changing tide of the Republican Party as voters continue to push off from the establishment and show their continued support for former President Donald Trump.
Then, Dom welcomes Victor Fiorillo, columnist for Philadelphia Magazine, rejoins the Dom Giordano Program to discuss his newest column that’s getting some flack, as is normal when this particular column is released, calling out the ‘The Worst of Philly 2022.’ Dom takes Victor to task for one entry in particular, asking for justification for the inclusion of reporter Steve Keeley on the list, somebody that Dom lionizes as ‘the Charles Dickens of Philadelphia.’ Victor tells that he specified that Keeley was not the ‘worst’ reporter, but the ‘worst reporter to follow for an occasional dose of good news.’ Then, Giordano offers up entries that he agrees with, with he and Victor going piecemeal through the list and explaining why they’d answer the question the way they would. (Photo by Steve Marcus-Pool/Getty Images)
Dom Giordano reveals Victor Fiorillo's 'Worst of Philadelphia' column for 2022 published in the Philadelphia Magazine, and both he and Dan are upset to see Fox29 Reporter Steve Keeley made fun of for his hard work covering Philadelphia crime. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Dom welcomes Ray D’Agostino, Lancaster County Commissioner, back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss his continued effort to resolve election integrity issues in his county and in the State of Pennsylvania. D’Agostino, along with Josh Parsons in Lancaster County, proposed a resolution calling for the repeal of Pennsylvania’s 2019 voting law that enabled mail-in balloting on a grand scale. D’Agostino provides an update on his resolution, explaining an unfortunate push back from commissioners across the state who “didn’t want to go there.” D’Agostino explains why he’s taken up this fight, and explains why he continues to push to secure our elections.
Then, Dom welcomes Kathleen Carmody to the Dom Giordano Program. Kathleen is a parent in the Unionsville-Chadds Ford School District, who has been speaking out as the district tries to rewrite Pennsylvania law centered on Coronavirus. In a decision made by the school, administrators decided to strike language from their vaccine exemption guidance as set forth by the State, with parents up in arms over the decision which they argue is both illegal and immoral. Carmody suggests that administrators are looking to infringe on the rights of parents in the district, trying to take something that’s a given and instead forcing parents to jump through hoops to access their rights. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom welcomes Kathleen Carmody to the Dom Giordano Program. Kathleen is a parent in the Unionsville-Chadds Ford School District, who has been speaking out as the district tries to rewrite Pennsylvania law centered on Coronavirus. In a decision made by the school, administrators decided to strike language from their vaccine exemption guidance as set forth by the State, with parents up in arms over the decision which they argue is both illegal and immoral. Carmody suggests that administrators are looking to infringe on the rights of parents in the district, trying to take something that’s a given and instead forcing parents to jump through hoops to access their rights. (Photo by Getty Images)
In today’s third hour, Dom welcomes Ray D’Agostino, Lancaster County Commissioner, back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss his continued effort to resolve election integrity issues in his county and in the State of Pennsylvania. D’Agostino, along with Josh Parsons in Lancaster County, proposed a resolution calling for the repeal of Pennsylvania’s 2019 voting law that enabled mail-in balloting on a grand scale. D’Agostino provides an update on his resolution, explaining an unfortunate push back from commissioners across the state who “didn’t want to go there.” D’Agostino explains why he’s taken up this fight, and explains why he continues to push to secure our elections. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom Giordano takes a trip around the country to tell how states are guiding teachers and schools regarding Coronavirus as students get ready to return to school. Giordano notes that almost every state has loosened their restrictions for both vaccinated and unvaccinated students, and compares and contrasts this with both the Philadelphia School District and edicts set forth by the Unionville-Chadds Ford. Then, Giordano updates the situation centered on mail-in ballots as progressives continue their push to open elections, discussing an article by Todd Shepherd of Broad and Liberty reporting on new ‘early voting centers’ in Philadelphia. Also, Giordano and Dan discuss news out of the NBA, telling that the league has decided to not play games on Election Day for the midterms. Finally, Dom rounds out the hour by telling of a Washington Post article that tells which names have seen the most name-change requests, with producer Dan and callers bouncing their thoughts on the topic off Giordano. (Photo by Andy Lyons/Getty Images)
Dom rounds out the hour by telling of a Washington Post article that tells which names have seen the most name-change requests, with producer Dan and callers bouncing their thoughts on the topic off Giordano. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by previewing what’s to come on the day’s show, teasing an appearance from John Ondrasik, aka Five for Fighting, to discuss the one-year anniversary of the fall of Afghanistan, which everybody has seemed to forgotten about. Then, Giordano previews another upcoming guest, telling of a parent in the Unionville-Chadds Ford school district, who with others, blew the whistle on a school board trying to change State law. Dom spends a bit of time discussing the situation in Unionsville-Chadds Ford, explaining the detriment of the board’s actions, using the story as an opportunity to discuss the overall impact of overbearing edicts set forth by school boards. Also, Giordano reveals that there’s a new ‘hate symbol’ according to the Left, telling of the new push to target rosary beads and their use by extremist groups.
Then, John Ondrasik, the musician behind Five for Fighting, returns to the Dom Giordano Program to discuss the fall of Afghanistan after a full year, as the Biden State department continues to remain silent on their huge mistakes. Ondrasik, who spends much of his time volunteering, hoping to fill in some of the blanks left by the Administration assisting stuck military members in their exit from the country. First, Ondrasik gives Giordano and listeners an in-depth look at what it’s like on the ground out in Afghanistan. Also, Ondrasik tells about his newest song, ‘Can One Man Save the World,’ which he wrote in Afghanistan about the situation in Ukraine, then later sang with the Ukrainian orchestra. Then, Ondrasik tells about an upcoming bus tour he’s looking forward to, and tells listeners what they should expect at one of his shows. (Photo by Getty Images)
John Ondrasik, the musician behind Five for Fighting, returns to the Dom Giordano Program to discuss the fall of Afghanistan after a full year, as the Biden State department continues to remain silent on their huge mistakes. Ondrasik, who spends much of his time volunteering, hoping to fill in some of the blanks left by the Administration assisting stuck military members in their exit from the country. First, Ondrasik gives Giordano and listeners an in-depth look at what it’s like on the ground out in Afghanistan. Also, Ondrasik tells about his newest song, ‘Can One Man Save the World,’ which he wrote in Afghanistan about the situation in Ukraine, then later sang with the Ukrainian orchestra. Then, Ondrasik tells about an upcoming bus tour he’s looking forward to, and tells listeners what they should expect at one of his shows. (Photo by Alberto E. Rodriguez/Getty Images for Children Mending Hearts)
Dom Giordano offers his thoughts on the finale of what's become his favorite series of all-time, Better Call Saul. (Photo by Vivien Killilea/Getty Images for AMC)
Dom Giordano lambasts his producer Dan for his take that absolutely nobody reads Shakespeare anymore, even the biggest of fans. (Photo by Hulton Archive/Getty Images)
Dom Giordano tells Producer Dan and listeners about his incredibly stressful drive down to Virginia to visit some family friends. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Dom leads off the Dom Giordano Program by discussing the double standard that has developed since the unprecedented raid of Donald Trump’s Mar-A-Lago. Then, Giordano discusses the involvement of parents in education as the Left continues to frame parents in a negative light, explaining the benefits of grassroots democracy in this sense. Dom then uses his appreciation for these parents to tie things back to the FBI, explaining that a lot of the negative reputation comes from the FBI, under Merrick Garland, targeting parents speaking up at board meetings.
Then, Giordano welcomes nationally-recognized attorney Alan Dershowitz to the Dom Giordano Program for a legal breakdown of the unprecedented raid and following fallout of Donald Trump’s Mar-A-Lago compound. Dershowitz, who penned an op-ed for the Wall Street Journal calling out the Left’s use of ‘whataboutism,’ telling of the importance equal justice applied to all, regardless of political stance. Then, Dershowitz tells of his newly released book, The Price of Principle – Why Integrity is Worth the Consequences, which Alan reveals as his 50th book. This moves Giordano and Dershowitz into a conversation about cancel culture, with Dershowitz revealing some of the flack he’s faced for his occasional defense of Donald Trump. (Photo by Octavio Jones/Getty Images)
Then, Giordano welcomes nationally-recognized attorney Alan Dershowitz to the Dom Giordano Program for a legal breakdown of the unprecedented raid and following fallout of Donald Trump’s Mar-A-Lago compound. Dershowitz, who penned an op-ed for the Wall Street Journal calling out the Left’s use of ‘whataboutism,’ telling of the importance equal justice applied to all, regardless of political stance. Then, Dershowitz tells of his newly released book, The Price of Principle – Why Integrity is Worth the Consequences, which Alan reveals as his 50th book. This moves Giordano and Dershowitz into a conversation about cancel culture, with Dershowitz revealing some of the flack he’s faced for his occasional defense of Donald Trump. (Photo by Sarah Silbiger/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Giordano welcomes Beth Ann Rossica, head of Back to School PA, back onto the Dom Giordano Program for an update on masking throughout the country as schools prepare for students to return to classrooms. First, Giordano asks for a general temperature of masking, with Beth Ann Rossica explaining that most schools have not required masks to return to schools, pointing to the Philadelphia School District as an anomaly for requiring students to mask up. Giordano asks what the Philadelphia Superintendent uses to justify the mask requirement, pointing to Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia Coronavirus guidelines that run counter to the proposition. Rossica explains the negative implications of requiring students in Philadelphia to wear masks, and discusses the lack of logic in the requirement with the knowledge that students will be unmasked in public, on public transportation, and in their personal lives.
Then, Dom moves back into a conversation centered on the Senate race between Dr. Mehmet Oz and John Fetterman. First, Giordano offers a recap of Fetterman’s health after his first rally following a stroke, admitting that the candidate seemed much healthier than he would have expected. Then, Giordano discusses the number one claim against Dr. Oz by Fetterman, being his residency, explaining why he doesn’t feel it should hold as much weight as Fetterman is trying to portray. Then, Giordano reveals that New Jersey has adjusted their Coronavirus suggestions, no longer requiring unvaccinated teachers to take regular tests, further pushing society toward normalcy. Dom, though, compares this to Philadelphia’s masking edicts, asking for any sort of justification that points to another mandate being acceptable. (Photo by Michael M. Santiago/Getty Images)
In today’s second hour, Giordano welcomes Beth Ann Rossica, head of Back to School PA, back onto the Dom Giordano Program for an update on masking throughout the country as schools prepare for students to return to classrooms. First, Giordano asks for a general temperature of masking, with Beth Ann Rossica explaining that most schools have not required masks to return to schools, pointing to the Philadelphia School District as an anomaly for requiring students to mask up. Giordano asks what the Philadelphia Superintendent uses to justify the mask requirement, pointing to Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia Coronavirus guidelines that run counter to the proposition. Rossica explains the negative implications of requiring students in Philadelphia to wear masks, and discusses the lack of logic in the requirement with the knowledge that students will be unmasked in public, on public transportation, and in their personal lives. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom Giordano hilariously reveals that Elizabeth Warren has blamed her continued lack of success in politics on her lack of a member between her legs. (Photo by Alex Wong/Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by offering what he thinks President Trump needs to do after a weekend featuring multiple instances including violence levied against the FBI in the fallout of the unprecedented raid on his Mar-A-Lago compound. Then, Giordano tells about advice centered on Coronavirus provided by the Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia and how it conflicts with new masking edicts set forth by the Philadelphia School District. Then, Giordano discusses the continued push for mail-in balloting in Pennsylvania, offering an update on a pushback by county commissioners. Also, Giordano discusses the race between Dr. Mehmet Oz and Senate opponent John Fetterman, offering his review of Fetterman’s first rally since suffering a stroke earlier this year. (Photo by Getty Images)
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Dom Giordano, WPHT host and former teacher, has dedicated much of his daily show toward parents who are taking it into their own hands to push back against school boards that have a negative impact on their children. This has culminated in a weekly podcast on education, Readin', Writin', and Reason, which has allowed wonderful relationships to develop between Giordano, educators, and parents throughout the country who are speaking out against overbearing school boards.
First, Dom welcomes in Bruce Chambers, former President of the Great Valley School District, for an update on an ongoing situation playing out in the district centered on Critical Race Theory. In the Delaware Valley Journal, Chambers writes about a new webinar watched by school administrators that suggests the infusion of CRT into the instrumentation of the district. Chambers explains that he had to require a Right to Know request to obtain the entire course, which he has since posted on YouTube. In the webinar, the instructor frames anybody who questions CRT race theory as ignorant, naïve, and members of a “right wing” backlash. Chambers tells how listeners can find the YouTube copy of the webinar, and explains why he hopes this doesn’t persist in the school district he loves.
Then, Dom welcomes back Jason Moorehead , a now former teacher in the Allentown School District, and his attorney Francis Malofiy, to discuss why he was fired from his post as a social studies teacher at Raub Middle School. A couple weeks ago, Moorehead was terminated for attending the January 6th rally in Washington, D.C. Moorehead stands by the fact that he did indeed go to Washington D.C. to hear speeches that day, but reveals that he was absolutely no part of any violence on the historic day. Malofiy alleges that there was an orchestrated witch hunt involving the school district and the FBI to denounce Moorehead . Malofiy and Moorehead explain why this has been so detrimental to Moorehead’s career, telling of his love for the district, and tell what to expect moving forward.
Dom Giordano takes calls from listeners offering up their answer for today's side topic, in which Dom asked for great all-time TV theme songs. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Dom welcomes in Jeff Hurley, General Manager of the Trenton Thunder, onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss a promotional giveaway of Narcan, a first in the country, at an upcoming baseball game. First, though, Dom asks Jeff for some history of the franchise, with Hurley revealing ties to the Yankees and Red Sox and appearances by Alex Rodriguez and Nomar Garciaparra. Then, Giordano hops into a conversation centered on the controversial giveaway, with Hurley providing more information about it, telling that it’s not a standard giveaway and fans will have to request the Narcan. Hurley notes the importance of addiction awareness, telling of the many Trentonians who have been affected by addiction.
Then, Giordano returns to a conversation centered on national politics, taking calls from listeners offering their opinion on the Washington Post report that Trump took documents relating to nuclear secrets. Also, Dom previews a rally tonight by senate candidate John Fetterman, his public appearance since suffering a stroke back in May. (Photo by Michael M. Santiago/Getty Images)
Dom Giordano and critic Scott Cronick discuss the benefits and detriments of movie studios offering $20 streaming rentals of new releases. (Photo by Chris Hyde/Getty Images)
In today’s third hour, Dom welcomes in Jeff Hurley, General Manager of the Trenton Thunder, onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss a promotional giveaway of Narcan, a first in the country, at an upcoming baseball game. First, though, Dom asks Jeff for some history of the franchise, with Hurley revealing ties to the Yankees and Red Sox and appearances by Alex Rodriguez and Nomar Garciaparra. Then, Giordano hops into a conversation centered on the controversial giveaway, with Hurley providing more information about it, telling that it’s not a standard giveaway and fans will have to request the Narcan. Hurley notes the importance of addiction awareness, telling of the many Trentonians who have been affected by addiction. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom Giordano tells of a restaurant in the Germantown section of Philadelphia that was marauded by teenagers, causing tons of damage, and asks whether any Philadelphia public officials will make a show of support by appearing at the restaurant. (Photo by Neilson Barnard/Getty Images for New York Times)
Scott Cronick, AC radio host and longtime film and television critic, returns to the Dom Giordano Program to tell us what’s worth watching in the world of film. First, though, Scott and Dom discuss the final season of Better Call Saul, with Scott explaining what makes the show stand out even against its predecessor, Breaking Bad. Then, Dom asks Scott about the changing dynamics of movie-watching, revealing that Apple TV+ is offering new release films, including Elvis, for a $19.99 rental. Finally, Cronick offers his suggestion of the week, highlighting the new entry in the Predator series, Prey, which tells the origin story of the long famous Predator character. (Photo by Alberto E. Rodriguez/Getty Images for Disney)
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom leads off the Dom Giordano Program by providing some information from a Harrisburg source, laying out details of a potential hearing by the investigative committee looking into the havoc caused by District Attorney Larry Krasner. Giordano tells of the importance of holding the hearing in Philadelphia, telling that those in Harrisburg are leaning toward having the hearing there, explaining the benefit of allowing victims and local lawmakers access to the trial. Then, Giordano moves back into a conversation centered on the political races playing out in Pennsylvania, telling that Dr. Mehmet Oz has agreed to up to 15 debates, and John Fetterman will speak for the first time this evening. Then, Giordano spends the majority of the hour discussing the Washington Post report that the documents relating to the unprecedented FBI raid were related to nuclear secrets.
Then, Scott Cronick, AC radio host and longtime film and television critic, returns to the Dom Giordano Program to tell us what’s worth watching in the world of film. First, though, Scott and Dom discuss the final season of Better Call Saul, with Scott explaining what makes the show stand out even against its predecessor, Breaking Bad. Then, Dom asks Scott about the changing dynamics of movie-watching, revealing that Apple TV+ is offering new release films, including Elvis, for a $19.99 rental. Finally, Cronick offers his suggestion of the week, highlighting the new entry in the Predator series, Prey, which tells the origin story of the long famous Predator character. (Photo by Michael M. Santiago/Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by teasing what’s coming up on today’s show, telling that a new critic will be joining to break down what’s coming up in the world of television and film. Then, Giordano notes that the General Manager of the Trenton Thunder will join around 2PM to discuss their decision to offer Narcan as a promotional giveaway. Then, Dom hops into a conversation about the news centered on the unprecedented FBI raid of former President Donald Trump’s Mar-A-Lago compound, offering his opinion on a Washington Post report that the documents in Trump’s possession were related to nuclear materials. After that, Dom tells of a new edict set forth by a national teacher’s organization that suggests teachers hide gender identity from parents. (Photo by Drew Angerer/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Dom leads off the Dom Giordano Program by telling about a ridiculous giveaway by the Trenton Thunder, who have decided to offer free Narcan for attendees of an upcoming game. Then, Giordano and Producer Dan enter into a discussion centered around student loans and college attendance, with Dom reporting a decrease in enrollment, asking whether the narrative around student loans and high tuition prices have deterred some from secondary education. This leads Dom to tell about an incident playing out with Georgetown University, in which a father was charged for falsifying information in an effort to gain admission for his daughter. Then, after getting word of a news conference by the Department of Justice, Dom takes Attorney General Merrick Garland as he answers questions related to the FBI raid of Donald Trump’s Mar-A-Lago. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom Giordano reveals that minor league baseball team Trenton Thunder has announced an upcoming promotion where they'll give free Narcan to all in attendance. (Photo by Drew Hallowell/Getty Images)
Dom Giordano tells about his side question today asking for memorable moments from the 2010s, and plays back some clips from a show when he was called in during the middle of the night to celebrate the death of Bin Laden. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom Giordano teases his next project, a two hour special focusing on the impact of progressive justice reform policies on safety and criminality. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom welcomes back Jason Moorhead, a now former teacher in the Allentown School District, and his attorney Francis Malofiy, to discuss why he was fired from his post as a social studies teacher at Raub Middle School. A couple weeks ago, Moorehead was terminated for attending the January 6th rally in Washington, D.C. Moorhead stands by the fact that he did indeed go to Washington D.C. to hear speeches that day, but reveals that he was absolutely no part of any violence on the historic day. Malofiy alleges that there was an orchestrated witch hunt involving the school district and the FBI to denounce Moorhead. Malofiy and Moorhead explain why this has been so detrimental to Moorhead’s career, telling of his love for the district, and tell what to expect moving forward.
Then, Dom welcomes in Chris Farrell, Director of Investigations and Research for Judicial Watch, to the Dom Giordano Program to discuss what the organization is doing centered on the FBI raid of former President Trump’s Mar-A-Lago. Farrell reveals that Judicial Watch has filed a motion hoping to uncover the warrant and affidavit relating to the FBI’s raid, telling that the DOJ will unseal it, but allegedly not until Monday at 5PM. Farrell explains what was inside the affidavit, and tells why he assumes it to be some heavy-duty information, but expresses his concerns about the processes behind the raid. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom welcomes in Chris Farrell, Director of Investigations and Research for Judicial Watch, to the Dom Giordano Program to discuss what the organization is doing centered on the FBI raid of former President Trump’s Mar-A-Lago. Farrell reveals that Judicial Watch has filed a motion hoping to uncover the warrant and affidavit relating to the FBI’s raid, telling that the DOJ will unseal it, but allegedly not until Monday at 5PM. Farrell explains what was inside the affidavit, and tells why he assumes it to be some heavy-duty information, but expresses his concerns about the processes behind the raid. (Photo by Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images)
In today’s second hour, Dom welcomes back Jason Moorhead, a now former teacher in the Allentown School District, and his attorney Francis Malofiy, to discuss why he was fired from his post as a social studies teacher at Raub Middle School. A couple weeks ago, Moorehead was terminated for attending the January 6th rally in Washington, D.C. Moorhead stands by the fact that he did indeed go to Washington D.C. to hear speeches that day, but reveals that he was absolutely no part of any violence on the historic day. Malofiy alleges that there was an orchestrated witch hunt involving the school district and the FBI to denounce Moorhead. Malofiy and Moorhead explain why this has been so detrimental to Moorhead’s career, telling of his love for the district, and tell what to expect moving forward. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by providing an update on the local races here in Pennsylvania, playing back an endorsement of Dr. Valerie Arkoosh of Senate candidate John Fetterman, calling out Dr. Oz for his stance on abortion. Then, Giordano offers an update on the situation surrounding the unprecedented FBI raid of former President Trump’s Mar-A-Lago compound, playing back a clip of Fox News’ Steve Doocy grilling Steve Scalise, who’s been one of many democrats looking to conflate critique of the FBI with a ridiculous notion that conservatives are anti-police. Then, Dom Giordano tells that Rep. Scott Perry, a regular guest on the Program, has had his phone seized by the FBI, and tells of reports that the FBI will be reaching out to Harrisburg politicians as a result. Then, Giordano offers an update on the Sesame Place controversy in which a mascot allegedly shunned two black children, explaining that the employees will now have to take diversity training presented by a very questionable individuals. After that, Giordano discusses Coronavirus recommendations as parents prepare to send their children back to school, telling some positivity coming out of the Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia that runs counter to edicts set forth by the Philadelphia School District. (Photo by Michael M. Santiago/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Dom leads off the Dom Giordano Program by discussing an effort by Texas Governor Greg Abbott to relocate illegal immigrants to cities like Washington, D.C. and New York City. Dom lauds the idea, explaining the benefit of bringing the issue to the doorsteps of those who speak so strongly in favor of open borders. Then, Giordano moves back into a conversation centered on the infusion of politics into curriculum, discussing why he believes school board members should be required to state their political affiliation. After that, Giordano returns back to the unprecedented FBI raid of Donald Trump’s compound, playing back clips from liberal media members who are using the conservative reaction as evidence that conservatives aren’t truly pro-law enforcement. This moves Giordano into a conversation on political spin, with Giordano playing back a clip from Biden falsely claiming that we’ve had no inflation, when the numbers produced by his administration run counter. In addition, Dom takes a deep dive into back-to-school spending, telling how inflation has impacted the wallets and pocket books of parents throughout the country.
Dom Giordano and producer Dan take a deep dive into back-to-school spending, telling how inflation has impacted the wallets and pocket books of parents throughout the country. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom Giordano receives his mail, and reads back some letters from listeners, including a message from a knitting group who loves to gather, knit, listen to the show, and discuss politics. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom Giordano takes a question from a caller who's heard the phrase 'Critical Race Theory' but can't define it, asking for a concise definition from Dom.
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom leads off the Dom Giordano Program by returning to the conversation centered on national politics after the unprecedented FBI raid of former President Donald Trump’s Mar-A-Lago compound. Giordano again discusses the optics of this situation, explaining how and why this may backfire for the Left in an upcoming election, explaining how Trump will be a martyr if nothing comes out of this.
Then, Dom welcomes in Bruce Chambers, former President of the Great Valley School District, for an update on an ongoing situation playing out in the district centered on Critical Race Theory. In the Delaware Valley Journal, Chambers writes about a new webinar watched by school administrators that suggests the infusion of CRT into the instrumentation of the district. Chambers explains that he had to require a Right to Know request to obtain the entire course, which he has since posted on YouTube. In the webinar, the instructor frames anybody who questions CRT race theory as ignorant, naïve, and members of a “right wing” backlash. Chambers tells how listeners can find the YouTube copy of the webinar, and explains why he hopes this doesn’t persist in the school district he loves.
Then, Giordano takes some calls from listeners, spending a good chunk of time with a caller asking for some definition on Critical Race Theory, with Giordano breaking down how the hyper political take on race has made its way into schools. Then, in Dan Time with Dom, producer Dan Borowski tells Dom about a new organization dedicated to holding autonomous systems accountable, telling of their first experiment that found concerning results centered on Tesla’s self-driving capability. (Photo by Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes in Bruce Chambers, former President of the Great Valley School District, for an update on an ongoing situation playing out in the district centered on Critical Race Theory. In the Delaware Valley Journal, Chambers writes about a new webinar watched by school administrators that suggests the infusion of CRT into the instrumentation of the district. Chambers explains that he had to require a Right to Know request to obtain the entire course, which he has since posted on YouTube. In the webinar, the instructor frames anybody who questions CRT race theory as ignorant, naïve, and members of a “right wing” backlash. Chambers tells how listeners can find the YouTube copy of the webinar, and explains why he hopes this doesn’t persist in the school district he loves. (Photo by Getty Images)
Ralph Cipriano, chief of BigTrial.net, returns to the Dom Giordano Program after he was kicked out of a press conference by Philadelphia District Attorney Larry Krasner. First, Dom asks the reporter for some context behind why he was kicked out, with Cipriano taking us back three years, explaining that after years of unanswered emails, he knew he had to alter his tactic and started showing up at press conferences. Soon after Cipriano started attending, Larry Krasner rewrote the rules of his press conference, requiring he call on any reporters, which Cipriano suggests was a direct counter to his attendance. Then, Giordano asks Cipriano about his colleagues in the media, wondering whether or not they are fearful to ask Krasner the hard questions. After that, Giordano asks Cipriano about his most recent column, in which Cipriano tells about the ‘screaming totalitarian’ inside District Attorney Krasner. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by discussing a new trend that’s being reported out of Great Britain, telling that for the first time in history, babies born out of wedlock have surpassed babies born within wedlock. Giordano explains why he believes this to be concerning, telling of the importance of a father figure. Then, Giordano offers his updated thoughts on the FBI raid of Donald Trump’s Mar-a-Lago, telling that the Donald has now pled the fifth. Then, Giordano discusses how the Left has framed the conservative reaction to the raid, telling how conservatives can continue to be pro-law enforcement while critiquing the FBI.
Then, Ralph Cipriano, chief of BigTrial.net, returns to the Dom Giordano Program after he was kicked out of a press conference by Philadelphia District Attorney Larry Krasner. First, Dom asks the reporter for some context behind why he was kicked out, with Cipriano taking us back three years, explaining that after years of unanswered emails, he knew he had to alter his tactic and started showing up at press conferences. Soon after Cipriano started attending, Larry Krasner rewrote the rules of his press conference, requiring he call on any reporters, which Cipriano suggests was a direct counter to his attendance. Then, Giordano asks Cipriano about his colleagues in the media, wondering whether or not they are fearful to ask Krasner the hard questions. After that, Giordano asks Cipriano about his most recent column, in which Cipriano tells about the ‘screaming totalitarian’ inside District Attorney Krasner. (Photo by Alex Wong/Getty Images)
In today’s third hour, Dom leads off the Dom Giordano Program by continuing the discussion centered on the unprecedented raid of former President Donald Trump’s Mar-a-Lago estate, explaining why he finds the act so appalling. Then, Dom tells of an incident in a Larry Krasner press conference yesterday, in which he kicked out reporter Ralph Cipriano, explaining the longtime beef between Krasner and the watchdog reporter. Then, Giordano moves over to the local stage, offering an updated prognostication on the gubernatorial and senate elections in Philadelphia, continuing to ask why Mastriano would bring Florida Governor Ron DeSantis to Pittsburgh instead of Philadelphia. (Photo by Scott Heins/Getty Images)
Dom Giordano and his producer Dan discuss an experience that Dom had a while back with concert-goers of a Grateful Dead show. (Photo by Daniel Boczarski/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom welcomes Upper Dublin Commissioner Liz Ferry onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss a program implemented by Montgomery County Commissioner Valerie Arkoosh, hoping to reframe criminal justice in a similar manner to Philadelphia District Attorney Larry Krasner. Commissioner Ferry tells about a program that’s concerning law enforcement in the County instituted in July of 2020 that reforms bail, reducing bail to incredibly low amounts or nothing, allowing criminals to walk free. Ferry gives more information on the new edict, providing an example of how the low cash bail has played out in a case involving child abuse.
Then, Dom welcomes Governor Mike Huckabee back onto the Dom Giordano Program to gather his thoughts about the unprecedented FBI raid on Donald Trump’s Mar-A-Lago. First, Mike Huckabee expresses his disbelief that something like this would come out of the FBI, explaining that people should be worried after this show of strength by the federal government. Huckabee points out the hypocrisy in such an action, offering a juxtaposition of questionable actions by Democrats that remain uninvestigated while conservatives continue to face raids. Huckabee explains why he sees this as a solidification of the organization moving in a political direction, warning that people should be afraid of the federal ‘goon squad,’ which can break down your door for your political allegiances. (Photo by Olivier Douliery - Pool/Getty Images)
Dom Giordano argues with a caller named Terry from King of Prussia over the optics and legality of the FBI raid of Trump's Mar-A-Lago and the allegations against Donald Trump. (Photo by Drew Angerer/Getty Images)
In today’s second hour, Dom welcomes Upper Dublin Commissioner Liz Ferry onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss a program implemented by Montgomery County Commissioner Valerie Arkoosh, hoping to reframe criminal justice in a similar manner to Philadelphia District Attorney Larry Krasner. Commissioner Ferry tells about a program that’s concerning law enforcement in the County instituted in July of 2020 that reforms bail, reducing bail to incredibly low amounts or nothing, allowing criminals to walk free. Ferry gives more information on the new edict, providing an example of how the low cash bail has played out in a case involving child abuse. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom welcomes Governor Mike Huckabee back onto the Dom Giordano Program to gather his thoughts about the unprecedented FBI raid on Donald Trump’s Mar-A-Lago. First, Mike Huckabee expresses his disbelief that something like this would come out of the FBI, explaining that people should be worried after this show of strength by the federal government. Huckabee points out the hypocrisy in such an action, offering a juxtaposition of questionable actions by Democrats that remain uninvestigated while conservatives continue to face raids. Huckabee explains why he sees this as a solidification of the organization moving in a political direction, warning that people should be afraid of the federal ‘goon squad,’ which can break down your door for your political allegiances. (Photo by Spencer Platt/Getty Images)
Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by offering his opinion on the unprecedented FBI raid of former President Donald Trump’s Mar-A-Lago, asking how the Director Christopher Wray was ever somebody Trump would ever consider as the head of the FBI. Then, Giordano discusses how this changes the political dynamic in the country, telling why he believes this is an overall political win for Trump due to the optics of the raid. Then, Dom offers more reaction to the raid, reading back tweets from both liberals and conservatives relating to the FBI’s decision. Then, Giordano discusses the overall optics of the situation, telling what would happen if there is nothing found in this raid, but telling that we don’t quite know yet what they found or what they were looking for. Dom notes, though, that for the sake of clarity, the FBI should release the warrant. In addition, Giordano provides an update on questionable actions playing out through the state regarding election integrity, telling of a particular story playing out in Butler County. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Dom welcomes Dr. Marty Makary, author of The Price We Pay: What Broke American Healthcare and How To Fix It, back to the Dom Giordano Program to gather his opinion on Monkey pox. First, though, Giordano asks for Dr. Makary’s opinion on the pushback that Bill Maher is facing due to an observation he made about those suffering from obesity. Dr. Makary discusses the trend toward indulgence and abundance, stressing the importance of exercise and moderation for overall health. Then, Giordano moves into a conversation centered around the rise in Monkey pox cases, with Makary explaining why the governmental response to Monkey pox has been a disaster and why we’re on the verge of having another serious health crisis, mostly due to bad policy decisions.
Then, after playing Dom’s Money Melody, producer Dan asks Dom for his favorite song of all time, which kicks off a debate between“My Way” and “God Bless the U.S.A.” Dom, referring to a conversation from earlier in the show, brings up his favorite entertainer Tom Jones, and producer Dan is able to find a copy of Jones singing ‘My Way,’ which Dom suggests knocks Jones down a few pegs. Then, Giordano takes calls from listeners wanting to offer their prognostication on the upcoming local election. (Photo by Samir Hussein/Getty Images)
In today’s third hour, Dom welcomes Dr. Marty Makary, author of The Price We Pay: What Broke American Healthcare and How To Fix It, back to the Dom Giordano Program to gather his opinion on Monkey pox. First, though, Giordano asks for Dr. Makary’s opinion on the pushback that Bill Maher is facing due to an observation he made about those suffering from obesity. Dr. Makary discusses the trend toward indulgence and abundance, stressing the importance of exercise and moderation for overall health. Then, Giordano moves into a conversation centered around the rise in Monkey pox cases, with Makary explaining why the governmental response to Monkey pox has been a disaster and why we’re on the verge of having another serious health crisis, mostly due to bad policy decisions. (Photo by Noam Galai/Getty Images for HBO)
Dom Giordano and producer Dan debate whether or not the end is near for the Hollywood trend of superhero films. (Photo by Matt Winkelmeyer/Getty Images)
Dom Giordano takes a call from a listener who went to the Roger Waters concert over the weekend, and tells why he was disappointed with the in-your-face political messaging by the Pink Floyd legend. (Photo by Kevin Winter/Getty Images)
In today’s second hour, Dom welcomes in local union heavyweight Johnny ‘Doc’ Dougherty to the Dom Giordano Program, to discuss how he sees the state-wide elections for Senate and Governor. First, Dom tells Dougherty that he had a listener last week tell him that John had some interesting things to say regarding endorsements and fracking, with Dougherty explaining how energy independence and fracking plays into who unions endorse. Then, Giordano asks John Dougherty about his brother’s Supreme Court decision regarding Larry Krasner’s handling of the Officer Ryan Pownall case, with Doc explaining that his brother, with a DA background, can’t stand to see the spike in crime and lack of safety in Philadelphia.
Then, Giordano circles back to a conversation prognosticating the local elections in Pennsylvania for Senate and Governor. Dom tells what he believes both Dr. Mehmet Oz and Doug Mastriano need to do to make a further impact in the State. Dom suggests that Kathy Barnette, a former opponent of Dr. Oz, would be crucial to the Oz campaign, asking again why the two haven’t teamed up yet. Then, Giordano offers his qualms about a news story regarding a hiring push by the IRS, telling why he’s upset that the Biden administration is hiring more agents to go after ‘fat cats,’ while turning a blind eye to hiring more border agents. (Photo by Getty Images)
Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by discussing his weekend, telling about a grocery shopping trip that left his wallet empty. Dom notes the rising inflation, and then previews what’s coming up on today’s show, telling of an upcoming appearance from Johnny Doc, explaining that the local union boss has opinions on the election that may differ from the Union’s stance in the past. Then, Giordano tells about a Speakers Corner here in Philadelphia, a gathering of individuals expressing their right to free speech, which was broken up by progressive protestors. Then, Giordano spends a bit of time talking about national politics, predicting that Donald Trump has about a 10 point lead over Ron DeSantis with listeners for the Republican bid for President in 2024, explaining why he feels the two won’t ever team up. Also, Dom and Dan debate whether Pete Rose should have been invited to the Philadelphia Phillies celebration of the 1980 World Series Champions. (Photo by Joe Raedle/Getty Images)
In today’s second hour, Dom welcomes in local union heavyweight Johnny ‘Doc’ Dougherty to the Dom Giordano Program, to discuss how he sees the state-wide elections for Senate and Governor. First, Dom tells Dougherty that he had a listener last week tell him that John had some interesting things to say regarding endorsements and fracking, with Dougherty explaining how energy independence and fracking plays into who unions endorse. Then, Giordano asks John Dougherty about his brother’s Supreme Court decision regarding Larry Krasner’s handling of the Officer Ryan Pownall case, with Doc explaining that his brother, with a DA background, can’t stand to see the spike in crime and lack of safety in Philadelphia. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom Giordano and producer Dan reveal some listener suggestions for a nickname for Pennsylvania Senate candidate John Fetterman. (Photo by Drew Angerer/Getty Images)
Dom Giordano reveals that a local town has now entered into the fold of those who have banned plastic bags, and producer Dan reveals some negative fallout that supermarkets in New Jersey are experience due to the statewide ban. (Photo by Fiona Goodall/Getty Images)
1210WPHT host Dom Giordano and his producer Dan Borowski bring a new podcast, Krasnerland: Crime Watch, a weekly chronicle of Philadelphia crime as it continues to skyrocket under District Attorney Larry Krasner.
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Dom Giordano, WPHT host and former teacher, has dedicated much of his daily show toward parents who are taking it into their own hands to push back against school boards that have a negative impact on their children. This has culminated in a weekly podcast on education, Readin', Writin', and Reason, which has allowed wonderful relationships to develop between Giordano, educators, and parents throughout the country who are speaking out against overbearing school boards.
First, Dom welcomes New Jersey State Senator Holly Schepisi back onto the podcast for an update on her effort to push back against new radical sexual education curriculum standards for children instituted by Governor Phil Murphy. First, Schepisi explains why she’s taken upon this fight, telling of the importance of equality and acceptance while stressing the importance of allowing parents to raise children the way they would like. Then, Schepisi offers some examples of books that she feels pushes the line too far in sexual education, explaining the explicit material. Also, Schepisi tells about some of the programs being instituted in schools that push the envelope in sexual nature, telling why parents have come to her taking issue with what’s being taught to their children.
Then, Dom welcomes back Tim Daly, a Pennsbury, PA parent, who recently settled a lawsuit against the school district after being repeatedly silenced, along with other parents, when speaking out against the school board. Tim Daly takes us inside the back and forth between the legal team representing the parents and the school board, telling about the instrumentations that led to a settlement in favor of the parents. Then, Tim tells about the checks awarded to the parents, explaining the symbolic nature of a payout that was adjusted slightly, with Giordano wondering whether that was intentional or an accident. Also, Daly tells about threats levied toward his family throughout the entire situation, including gunfire outside his house, and tells how he hopes this changes how school boards interact with parents moving forward.
In today’s third hour, Dom leads off the Dom Giordano Program by telling of a new push by former NBA player and current analyst Jalen Rose, who suggests that we should cancel Mt. Rushmore due to the way Native Americans were treated during construction. Dom takes umbrage with this, explaining his attachment to the famous American landmark, and tells why the monument is woven into the fabric of America. Then, after playing Dom’s Money Melody, Giordano relates the money melody of the day, being a missing lyric from a Lee Greenwood song, back to the push to remove patriotic materials from American culture, playing back clips of Ted Cruz’s questioning of FBI Director Christopher Wray over the addition of Betsy Ross to a hate symbol list. Also, Giordano and Dan discuss the push by New Jersey to ban reusable bags, and the negative implication that this has had for Jersey businesses. (Photo by David Paul Morris/Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom leads off the Dom Giordano Program by taking listeners behind the scenes of his filmed appearance this morning on 6ABC’s Inside Story, telling of some internet latency issues that forced him to move locations. Then, Giordano moves back into a conversation about local politics, offering an updated forecast on the Senate and Gubernatorial races in Pennsylvania. Dom asks listeners for a nickname for Senate candidate John Fetterman, with listeners responding on Twitter with some very funny suggestions. Then, Dom offers his thoughts on multiple national stories, including Ron DeSantis’ decision to suspend a Soros-backed prosecutor, and relating it back to our very own Soros-backed politician Larry Krasner.
Then, Dom welcomes Fox29 Reporter Steve Keeley back onto the Dom Giordano Program for an end-of-the-week crime roundup. First, Dom and Steve discuss the ridiculous homicide rate in Philadelphia, revealing the record pace we’re on again during the recent spike in crime. Then, Giordano and Keeley delve into multiple local instances of violent crime, then move into a discussion centered on business in Philadelphia. Keeley reveals some distressing news about nation-wide companies in Philadelphia, and how crime is slowly driving business out of the City. (Photo by Michael M. Santiago/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom welcomes Delaware County District Attorney Jack Stollsteimer back onto the Dom Giordano Program. Stollsteimer has become somewhat of a character on the show, with Dom playing sound drops from an interview that went south when he tried comparing Stollsteimer to Philadelphia DA Larry Krasner. Dom admits his fault in the comparison, highlighting some positive policing taking place in Delaware County, a strong departure from the prioritization of politics over safety we’re seeing here in Philadelphia. Stollsteimer and Giordano get into the nuts and bolts of what’s playing out in Chester, with Jack explaining the approach that he and the police department have taken to strengthen safety for the residents of the city of Chester and the surrounding County. Stollsteimer stresses the importance of working in conjunction with local resources including the police department, explaining a ‘carrot and stick’ approach that he and the department have worked on.
Then, Giordano moves into a conversation centered on the American Federation of Teachers and public schools, playing back a clip from President Randi Weingarten, who has gone on a recent tear of suggesting that Republicans want to tear down public education. Dom asks why this would be such a bad thing, pointing to the inflated budgets of public schools and the continued failure of students. Then, Giordano ties this into the Build Back Better bill, which Dom reveals is crafted heavily in favor of unions. (Photo by Alex Wong/Getty Images)
Neal Zoren returns to the Dom Giordano Program to tell what’s worth watching. First, Giordano and Zoren discuss the end of Better Call Saul, with Zoren explaining how the series ties into the great Breaking Bad. Then, Zoren discusses two very-hyped series, telling of the next installation in the Game of Thrones series, and a series based on the Lord of the Rings film trilogy. (Photo by Getty Images)
In today’s second hour, Dom welcomes Delaware County District Attorney Jack Stollsteimer back onto the Dom Giordano Program. Stollsteimer has become somewhat of a character on the show, with Dom playing sound drops from an interview that went south when he tried comparing Stollsteimer to Philadelphia DA Larry Krasner. Dom admits his fault in the comparison, highlighting some positive policing taking place in Delaware County, a strong departure from the prioritization of politics over safety we’re seeing here in Philadelphia. Stollsteimer and Giordano get into the nuts and bolts of what’s playing out in Chester, with Jack explaining the approach that he and the police department have taken to strengthen safety for the residents of the city of Chester and the surrounding County. Stollsteimer stresses the importance of working in conjunction with local resources including the police department, explaining a ‘carrot and stick’ approach that he and the department have worked on. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom welcomes Fox29 Reporter Steve Keeley back onto the Dom Giordano Program for an end-of-the-week crime roundup. First, Dom and Steve discuss the ridiculous homicide rate in Philadelphia, revealing the record pace we’re on again during the recent spike in crime. Then, Giordano and Keeley delve into multiple local instances of violent crime, then move into a discussion centered on business in Philadelphia. Keeley reveals some distressing news about nation-wide companies in Philadelphia, and how crime is slowly driving business out of the City. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom Giordano and his producer Dan reveal a study that suggest that women are much better than men at operating self-driving vehicles, potentially forcing car companies to consider gender-based settings.
Dom Giordano is surprised when he's presented with flowers sent by his wife for his wedding anniversary. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Dom offers his thoughts on his interview with Dr. Mehmet Oz, explaining why the conversation has further solidified his support for Oz over Fetterman. Then, Dom tells of a breaking news story in the Philadelphia Inquirer, revealing that Philadelphia Mayor Jim Kenney has announced a ‘donation’ of half a million dollars to an abortion group. Dom obviously takes umbrage with this, asking whether it’s even illegal to direct public funds toward such a thing. Then, Giordano takes issue with Governor Phil Murphy’s commentary on a push to control what’s being taught to New Jersey children in sexual education curriculum. Also, Giordano takes callers throughout the hour, gauging their opinion on both the Senate and Gubernatorial races in Pennsylvania. (Photo by Aaron P. Bernstein/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom leads off the Dom Giordano Program by discussing the response by Governor Phil Murphy to the conservative push to address a progressive push in sexual education for young school children. Then, Giordano hops into a conversation centered around the Philadelphia Phillies as they prepare to recognize the 1980 World Series Champion team, asking listeners whether would support Pete Rose receiving an invite.
Then, Dom welcomes back Dr. Mehmet Oz onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss a Senate race that’s becoming more and more heated against opponent John Fetterman. First, Giordano asks for an update on the campaign, with Dr. Oz telling where he’s traveling and explaining when he’ll be back in the city of Philadelphia. Then, Giordano asks Oz about his lack of advertisements recently, asking why the campaign has pulled back temporarily on advertising. Giordano and Oz turn this into a conversation of overall spending, with Oz explaining his upbringing and his working hard to achieve the American Dream, contrasting against Fetterman’s luxurious upbringing. Then, Giordano teases a potential debate between Oz and Fetterman, asking Oz about Fetterman’s health, and the allegations by the Democratic candidate’s wife on Twitter of a Doctor ‘making fun of’ a stroke patient. In addition, Giordano asks Dr. Oz to clarify his position on abortion as Fetterman continues to run ads spinning his stance, with Dr. Oz highlighting the positivity of Democracy and returning power to the people concerning a vote on abortion. (Photo by Ethan Miller/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes back Dr. Mehmet Oz onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss a Senate race that’s becoming more and more heated against opponent John Fetterman. First, Giordano asks for an update on the campaign, with Dr. Oz telling where he’s traveling and explaining when he’ll be back in the city of Philadelphia. Then, Giordano asks Oz about his lack of advertisements recently, asking why the campaign has pulled back temporarily on advertising. Giordano and Oz turn this into a conversation of overall spending, with Oz explaining his upbringing and his working hard to achieve the American Dream, contrasting against Fetterman’s luxurious upbringing. Then, Giordano teases a potential debate between Oz and Fetterman, asking Oz about Fetterman’s health, and the allegations by the Democratic candidate’s wife on Twitter of a Doctor ‘making fun of’ a stroke patient. In addition, Giordano asks Dr. Oz to clarify his position on abortion as Fetterman continues to run ads spinning his stance, with Dr. Oz highlighting the positivity of Democracy and returning power to the people concerning a vote on abortion. (Photo by Robin Marchant/Getty Images for Advertising Week New York)
John McNesby, President of Philadelphia’s FOP Lodge 5 and newly elected Vice President of Pennsylvania’s FOP, joins the Dom Giordano Program to discuss his new appointment as a state-wide leader and the organization’s endorsement of Dr. Mehmet Oz for Senate. First, Giordano asks McNesby why he’s decided to involve himself on a state-wide level, with McNesby explaining that now, more than ever, Philadelphia policing is interceding with state-wide policing due to a spike in crime. Then, Dom asks McNesby about the State FOP’s endorsement of Dr. Mehmet Oz, with McNesby telling that the decision was easy since Fetterman failed to respond to a questionnaire and seemed to have no interest in the police endorsement. After that, Giordano asks McNesby about a potential endorsement for Governor, with McNesby surprisingly revealing that the union is leaning toward endorsing Democrat Josh Shapiro over Republican Doug Mastriano, telling that the conservative candidate is for right to work, which is against the union and against Act 111, which would send pensions and benefits into a mess. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by offering updates in the local Senate race between Dr. Mehmet Oz and John Fetterman, telling that Dr. Oz will be on later in the show. Dom tells that Fetterman’s wife has taken to Twitter to defend her husband, calling out Oz for being a Doctor who’s making fun a stroke patient. Then, Giordano tells about Ron DeSantis’s groundbreaking announcement of a suspension for a Florida State Attorney who has been reluctant to prosecute certain crimes. Dom explains the importance of such an announcement, and draws it back to Philadelphia and similar political ideology presented by Philadelphia District Attorney Larry Krasner.
Then, John McNesby, President of Philadelphia’s FOP Lodge 5 and newly elected Vice President of Pennsylvania’s FOP, joins the Dom Giordano Program to discuss his new appointment as a state-wide leader and the organization’s endorsement of Dr. Mehmet Oz for Senate. First, Giordano asks McNesby why he’s decided to involve himself on a state-wide level, with McNesby explaining that now, more than ever, Philadelphia policing is interceding with state-wide policing due to a spike in crime. Then, Dom asks McNesby about the State FOP’s endorsement of Dr. Mehmet Oz, with McNesby telling that the decision was easy since Fetterman failed to respond to a questionnaire and seemed to have no interest in the police endorsement. After that, Giordano asks McNesby about a potential endorsement for Governor, with McNesby surprisingly revealing that the union is leaning toward endorsing Democrat Josh Shapiro over Republican Doug Mastriano, telling that the conservative candidate is for right to work, which is against the union and against Act 111, which would send pensions and benefits into a mess. (Photo by Joe Raedle/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Dom welcomes attorney Wally Zimolong back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss the Pennsylvania Supreme Court decision concerning Act 77, which opened the door for widespread mail-in balloting in Pennsylvania. Yesterday, the Court decided that the Act was indeed constitutional, while conservatives argue the counter, pointing toward the security issues that arise with the prospect. Zimolong explains why he’s frustrated with the decision, explaining in-depth the constitutional issues with Act 77, and tells what happens next in the case.
Then, after hanging up with Wally, Dom plays his Money Melody for the day, asking for listeners to fill-in the blank in a very popular song. Then, Dom tells that the Pennsylvania FOP has officially endorsed Dr. Mehmet Oz in his race against John Fetterman, explaining why the decision was both smart and the only one to make, particularly with Fetterman’s stance on policing and criminal justice reform. (Photo by Getty Images)
In today’s third hour, Dom welcomes attorney Wally Zimolong back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss the Pennsylvania Supreme Court decision concerning Act 77, which opened the door for widespread mail-in balloting in Pennsylvania. Yesterday, the Court decided that the Act was indeed constitutional, while conservatives argue the counter, pointing toward the security issues that arise with the prospect. Zimolong explains why he’s frustrated with the decision, explaining in-depth the constitutional issues with Act 77, and tells what happens next in the case. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom Giordano reveals the success of the new Reelz series On Patrol, Dan Abram's newest offering in the world of police reality television, and explains why he thinks the show has been so popular. (Photo by Dia Dipasupil/Getty Images for A+E Networks )
Dom welcomes Abington Police Chief Pat Molloy back onto the Dom Giordano Program, after Molloy provided an interview to Broad+Liberty discussing the removal of the Philadelphia Police Department’s state accreditation. Molloy and Giordano discuss what has led to the potential removal of the standard from the department. Molloy, Chief of Philadelphia’s neighboring Abington, also brings Dom inside the department, telling how things have changed since Philadelphia adjusted their stance on criminal justice reform and ushered in a new way of policing in the City. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom Giordano reveals a result out of Kansas concerning the legalization of abortion, and asks whether local Republicans should offer a more moderate stance on the issue. (Photo by Michael M. Santiago/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes Senator Pat Toomey back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss the pushback he’s facing in the media and by people like Jon Stewart over his vote against a recent bill, in which they’re framing as a vote against Veteran’s. Dom jokes with Toomey about the new feud between him and Stewart, explaining that this is a prime example of what Democrats do when they’d like to force through one of their propositions. Toomey explains his stance on the ‘Burn Pit’ bill that would further fund services for veterans exposed to toxic burn pits, telling that this is the usual tactic of utilizing a sympathetic group to further their cause, then using celebrities to shame others into support. Toomey tells of concerns he has of passing the bill, predicting that Democrats would use this bill to acquire further funds for unrelated matters. Then, Dom asks for Toomey to provide his analysis of the Senate race to replace his seat, offering critiques of John Fetterman and telling what the Oz camp needs to do better. (Photo by Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom continues the conversation centered on local politics from the first hour of the Dom Giordano Program, discussing the race between Dr. Oz and John Fetterman, discussing the issue of residency in particular. Then, Giordano reveals an NJ.com piece, in which columnist Jeremey Schneider offers up his 10 New Jersey pizza trends that are currently driving him insane, with both Dom and Dan offering their contributions. After that, Giordano offers his opinion on Nancy Pelosi’s trip to Taiwan, explaining that he supports it for the sole sake that it flies in the face of communist China.
Then, Dom welcomes Abington Police Chief Pat Molloy back onto the Dom Giordano Program, after Molloy provided an interview to Broad+Liberty discussing the removal of the Philadelphia Police Department’s state accreditation. Molloy and Giordano discuss what has led to the potential removal of the standard from the department. Molloy, Chief of Philadelphia’s neighboring Abington, also brings Dom inside the department, telling how things have changed since Philadelphia adjusted their stance on criminal justice reform and ushered in a new way of policing in the City. (Photo by Stephanie Keith/Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by discussing a previewing a reveal of what he was all dressed up for yesterday, teasing that he gave an interview to a large source based on the topic of conservative radio. Then, Giordano moves into a conversation centered on local politics, particularly how the life issue has played out in races in Kansas and how it’s being framed here in both the Senate and Gubernatorial races. Giordano asks listeners whether the conservative stance of ‘no exceptions’ in an abortion ban is a dangerous prospect, wondering whether a candidate can win in Pennsylvania with said stance.
Then, Dom welcomes Senator Pat Toomey back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss the pushback he’s facing in the media and by people like Jon Stewart over his vote against a recent bill, in which they’re framing as a vote against Veteran’s. Dom jokes with Toomey about the new feud between him and Stewart, explaining that this is a prime example of what Democrats do when they’d like to force through one of their propositions. Toomey explains his stance on the ‘Burn Pit’ bill that would further fund services for veterans exposed to toxic burn pits, telling that this is the usual tactic of utilizing a sympathetic group to further their cause, then using celebrities to shame others into support. Toomey tells of concerns he has of passing the bill, predicting that Democrats would use this bill to acquire further funds for unrelated matters. Then, Dom asks for Toomey to provide his analysis of the Senate race to replace his seat, offering critiques of John Fetterman and telling what the Oz camp needs to do better. (Photo by Kyle Rivas/Getty Images)
Dom Giordano grills producer Dan Borowski over his standard attire of a t-shirt, shorts, and a hat, and Dan tells why he occasionally dresses up, and why John Fetterman should, as well. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Dom leads off the Dom Giordano Program by revealing a stunning effort by Pennsylvania lawmakers to further fund state colleges and universities due to food insecurity. Dom and Dan are infuriated by the move, making the point as to why they believe the colleges and universities themselves, and their inflated budgets, should be responsible for covering those who can’t feed themselves.
Then, Dom welcomes back David Zweig, a columnist who’s been featured in The Atlantic, New York Magazine, Wired, and New York Times. Yesterday, Dom and producer Dan spoke lengthily about a series of Tweets sent by Zweig questioning the rhetoric centered on Coronavirus and the vaccine. Repeatedly, Zweig shows, the New York Times has referred to anybody who questions the vaccination and peripheral edicts as ‘anti-vax,’ painting the person with an inaccurate broad brush. Zweig explains the importance of skepticism, particularly in the world of science, and explains why this rhetoric, particularly from one of the country’s biggest newspapers, is damaging in the grand scheme of Coronavirus discussion. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom welcomes back David Zweig, a columnist who’s been featured in The Atlantic, New York Magazine, Wired, and New York Times. Yesterday, Dom and producer Dan spoke lengthily about a series of Tweets sent by Zweig questioning the rhetoric centered on Coronavirus and the vaccine. Repeatedly, Zweig shows, the New York Times has referred to anybody who questions the vaccination and peripheral edicts as ‘anti-vax,’ painting the person with an inaccurate broad brush. Zweig explains the importance of skepticism, particularly in the world of science, and explains why this rhetoric, particularly from one of the country’s biggest newspapers, is damaging in the grand scheme of Coronavirus discussion. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom welcomes back Tim Daly, a Pennsbury, PA parent, who recently won a lawsuit against the school district after being repeatedly silenced, along with other parents, when speaking out against the school board. Tim Daly takes us inside the back and forth between the legal team representing the parents and the school board, telling about the instrumentations that led to a settlement in favor of the parents. Then, Tim tells about the checks awarded to the parents, explaining the symbolic nature of a payout that was adjusted slightly, with Giordano wondering whether that was intentional or an accident. Also, Daly tells about threats levied toward his family throughout the entire situation, including gunfire outside his house, and tells how he hopes this changes how school boards interact with parents moving forward.
Then, after the interview, Giordano focuses on local politics, discussing authenticity in the Pennsylvania Senate race between John Fetterman and Dr. Mehmet Oz. Dom and Dan debate whether attire matters when trying to present optics of respect, with Dan explaining why he chooses to dress up involuntarily. Then, Giordano announces that the Pennsylvania State Supreme Court has decided on the case involving Act 77, which opened the door for universal mail-in balloting, in favor of Democrats, saying that the Act is indeed constitutional. (Photo by Michael M. Santiago/Getty Images)
In today’s second hour, Dom welcomes back Tim Daly, a Pennsbury, PA parent, who recently won a lawsuit against the school district after being repeatedly silenced, along with other parents, when speaking out against the school board. Tim Daly takes us inside the back and forth between the legal team representing the parents and the school board, telling about the instrumentations that led to a settlement in favor of the parents. Then, Tim tells about the checks awarded to the parents, explaining the symbolic nature of a payout that was adjusted slightly, with Giordano wondering whether that was intentional or an accident. Also, Daly tells about threats levied toward his family throughout the entire situation, including gunfire outside his house, and tells how he hopes this changes how school boards interact with parents moving forward. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom Giordano reveals a list of the most carjacked car brands in Philadelphia thanks to Fox29 reporter Steve Keeley, with Dan asking whether he should be concerned that he drives a Honda. (Photo by Getty Images)
Colonel Allen B. West returns to the Dom Giordano Program to offer his opinion on multiple issues playing out internationally. First, though, Dom asks West for an update on his personal life, with the Colonel telling about a podcast he’s launched and his role as the Executive Director of the American Constitutional Rights Union. Then, Giordano asks for West’s thoughts on Nancy Pelosi’s decision to travel to Taiwan, with both Dom and Allen laying forth the turbulent relationship between the United States and China. Then, Giordano and West move over to the Middle East, with Dom asking for Colonel West’s thoughts on the killing of Al-Queda leader al-Zawahri, with West pointing out concerns with the freedom granted to Al-Queda members by the Taliban in charge of Afghanistan. (Photo by Alex Wong/Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by discussing international affairs, first offering his opinion on Nancy Pelosi’s trip to Taiwan and then the alleged drone death of a big-time Al-Queda leader. Then, Dom reads back a letter from a listener who has some thoughts on the race between John Fetterman and Dr. Mehmet Oz. Then, after introducing the side topic, Giordano tells of a column written by Benjamin Mannes for Broad in Liberty, in which the author spoke with Abington Police Chief Patrick Molloy about the effect that Philadelphia’s spike in crime has had on his community and his department’s policing.
Then, Colonel Allen B. West returns to the Dom Giordano Program to offer his opinion on multiple issues playing out internationally. First, though, Dom asks West for an update on his personal life, with the Colonel telling about a podcast he’s launched and his role as the Executive Director of the American Constitutional Rights Union. Then, Giordano asks for West’s thoughts on Nancy Pelosi’s decision to travel to Taiwan, with both Dom and Allen laying forth the turbulent relationship between the United States and China. Then, Giordano and West move over to the Middle East, with Dom asking for Colonel West’s thoughts on the killing of Al-Queda leader al-Zawahri, with West pointing out concerns with the freedom granted to Al-Queda members by the Taliban in charge of Afghanistan. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom Giordano recaps his vacation in Wildwood, NJ, and tells about an instance of heroism in which Dom had to report and provide information about a reckless driver. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom Giordano tells about some past offers to broadcast from very remote locations, and reveals his favorite location that he's ever done a show. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom Giordano tells about a news story out of Arizona featuring a self-driving truck driving itself straight into a concrete wall, further strengthening his stance against autonomous vehicles. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Giordano tells about a tweet made by friend of the show David Zweig, who asks the New York Times to reconsider their usage of ‘anti-vaccination,’ making the point that the paper reports anybody who questions any facet of the vaccine as ‘anti-vaccination.’ Then, Giordano tells about a story out of Arizona, noting why he’s so hesitant on self-driving vehicles after a self-driven truck crashed into a cement wall. After that, Giordano tells about a new division proposed for the United States Postal Service that would focus on the distribution and security of mail-in ballots. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom welcomes New Jersey State Senator Holly Schepisi back onto the Dom Giordano Program for an update on her effort to push back against new radical sexual education curriculum standards for children instituted by Governor Phil Murphy. First, Schepisi explains why she’s taken upon this fight, telling of the importance of equality and acceptance while stressing the importance of allowing parents to raise children the way they would like. Then, Schepisi offers some examples of books that she feels pushes the line too far in sexual education, explaining the explicit material. Also, Schepisi tells about some of the programs being instituted in schools that push the envelope in sexual nature, telling why parents have come to her taking issue with what’s being taught to their children.
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom leads off the Dom Giordano Program by continuing a conversation he began at the end of the last hour, discussing the decision by Tucker Carlson to bring on golfer Greg Norman as a guest. Dom predicts that Carlson will take the gloves off and try to spin favor for Norman, which Dom takes issue with due to his ties to Saudi-ran LIV Golf, an organization looking to reframe the professional landscape of golf. Then, Giordano tells of a feud brewing between Jon Stewart and friend of the show Senator Pat Toomey over a new bill, with Stewart wrongly claiming that Toomey voted against a bill because he doesn’t truly like veterans. Then, Dom spends a good chunk of the hour forecasting and discussing local races here in Pennsylvania, particularly the Senate race between John Fetterman and Dr. Mehmet Oz. (Photo by Michael M. Santiago/Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by offering his opinion on the news of Cleveland Browns’ Deshaun Watson lax suspension given by the NFL in light of over 20 allegations of sexual misconduct. Dom explains why he’s infuriated, calling out the hypocrisy in the NFL, telling of the short 6 week suspension that Watson received, framing how this must look for kids watching the league. Then, Giordano reveals a Statista poll that asks parents whether or not they’d give their children the vaccine. After that, Giordano provides an update on the Senate and Gubernatorial races playing out in Pennsylvania, revealing a Fox News poll that puts John Fetterman above Dr. Oz and Josh Shapiro ahead of Doug Mastriano. After this, Giordano spurns off a conversation discussing political strategy in the Pennsylvania elections, asking whether abortion is the issue that’s seeping in to turn Pennsylvanians against conservatives.
Then, Dom welcomes New Jersey State Senator Holly Schepisi back onto the Dom Giordano Program for an update on her effort to push back against new radical sexual education curriculum standards for children instituted by Governor Phil Murphy. First, Schepisi explains why she’s taken upon this fight, telling of the importance of equality and acceptance while stressing the importance of allowing parents to raise children the way they would like. Then, Schepisi offers some examples of books that she feels pushes the line too far in sexual education, explaining the explicit material. Also, Schepisi tells about some of the programs being instituted in schools that push the envelope in sexual nature, telling why parents have come to her taking issue with what’s being taught to their children. (Photo by Nick Cammett/Getty Images)
Dom Giordano, WPHT host and former teacher, has dedicated much of his daily show toward parents who are taking it into their own hands to push back against school boards that have a negative impact on their children. This has culminated in a weekly podcast on education, Readin', Writin', and Reason, which has allowed wonderful relationships to develop between Giordano, educators, and parents throughout the country who are speaking out against overbearing school boards.
First, Dom talks with Beth Ann Rosica, Executive Director of Back to School PA, about the push by the teachers unions and other progressives to bring masks back to classrooms. Then, Dom welcomes back Dr. Elana Fishbein of No Left Turn in Education, who brings a Wisconsin mother with her, to discuss a recent court case centered around free speech.
Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Dom welcomes in Wildwood Mayor Pete Byron while he broadcasts live from the Wildwoods Convention Center. First, Dom and Pete discuss some upcoming events for the shore destination, including a tattoo convention and a skydiving exhibition. Then, Giordano and Byron discuss a litany of topics relevant to public interest and politics, including the push by Democrats, Byron’s party to forgive student loans. In addition, Byron tells about the creativity of the Wildwoods tourism department, telling how conventions contact and come to Wildwood. Also, Giordano and Byron discuss inflation and how the spike in prices have affected the city.
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom welcomes Philadelphia legend Ray Didiniger back onto the program, former WIP host and longtime mainstay in the local sports culture. First, Dom asks for Didinger’s opinion on the Sixers push to build an arena in Center City Philadelphia. Then, Giordano asks about Didinger’s retirement, with Ray revealing a litany of events he has slated on his schedule, including book signings and new dates for his amazing Tommy and Me biographical play. Then, Giordano and Ray reflect on Ray’s career, discussing the history of Philadelphia Eagles training camp and the deep ties that the Eagles have to the Central Pennsylvania region. (Photo by Getty Images)
In today’s second hour, Dom welcomes Philadelphia legend Ray Didiniger back onto the program, former WIP host and longtime mainstay in the local sports culture. First, Dom asks for Didinger’s opinion on the Sixers push to build an arena in Center City Philadelphia. Then, Giordano asks about Didinger’s retirement, with Ray revealing a litany of events he has slated on his schedule, including book signings and new dates for his amazing Tommy and Me biographical play. Then, Giordano and Ray reflect on Ray’s career, discussing the history of Philadelphia Eagles training camp and the deep ties that the Eagles have to the Central Pennsylvania region. (Photo by Nic Antaya/Getty Images)
Dom Giordano reveals that, according to the Wells Fargo Center, the demand for Bruce Springsteen tickets has exceeded the demand for any other concert in Philadelphia history. Dom and Dan seem to think differently. (Photo by Elsa/Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom Giordano led off the Dom Giordano Program by discussing a revelation he saw via WPHT host Mike Opelka, a report by NBC News that student loan servicers have been told not to contact borrowers, this as the August 31st payment pause deadline looms. Then, Dom tells about an interview he had yesterday with Pennsylvania gubernatorial candidate and current State Senator Doug Mastriano, revealing what seems to have stuck most with listeners. Dom plays back clips from the interview, including Mastriano’s response to a potential debate against opponent Josh Shapiro moderated by the Philadelphia Inquirer. Then, Dom tells of an upcoming vote tonight in the Central Bucks School District determining whether or not to ban ‘sexualized content’ in library books.
Then, Joan Cullen, President of Pennridge School District, returns to the Dom Giordano Program to discuss the aforementioned story, an upcoming vote by the Central Bucks School District to either ban or allow ‘sexualized content’ in library books. In a piece written about the story, the Inquirer spoke with multiple officials who wrongly tried spinning the policy into something targeting books like The Scarlet Letter, while Cullen and Giordano tell the types of books that this does look to disallow. Then, Cullen and Giordano explain why school districts and parents have taken notice of certain books, with Cullen pointing toward a recent rise in hyper-political and questionable content being put out by children’s book publishers. (Photo by David McNew/Getty Images)
Dom Giordano reveals that Penn State has raised their tuition again, with he and producer Dan discussing the continued ignorance by big Universities in the asinine prices being offered, and their role in the student loan forgiveness debate. (Photo by Scott Taetsch/Getty Images)
Joan Cullen, President of Pennridge School District, returns to the Dom Giordano Program to discuss the aforementioned story, an upcoming vote by the Central Bucks School District to either ban or allow ‘sexualized content’ in library books. In a piece written about the story, the Inquirer spoke with multiple officials who wrongly tried spinning the policy into something targeting books like The Scarlet Letter, while Cullen and Giordano tell the types of books that this does look to disallow. Then, Cullen and Giordano explain why school districts and parents have taken notice of certain books, with Cullen pointing toward a recent rise in hyper-political and questionable content being put out by children’s book publishers. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Dom leads off by discussing a local story, telling of some beef between local sports reporter Jim Salisbury and Philadelphia Phillies Outfielder Nick Castellanos, with Salisbury grilling the player over his despicable performance since joining the team. Then, Dom and Dan discuss a new athletic option offered at Holy Family University, with an announcement of the introduction of a new e-sports team.
Then, Senator Doug Mastriano, Republican candidate for Governor in Pennsylvania, rejoins the Dom Giordano Program to discuss his campaign and push to become Governor. First, Dom asks Mastriano to reintroduce himself to the audience, telling of his long resume of service, serving and teaching for the U.S. Army. Then, Dom asks Mastriano for his top issues, with Mastriano stressing the importance of law and order in particular, alluding to the ridiculous spike in crime in Philadelphia. After that, Giordano asks Mastriano about why he hasn’t utilized the downfalls of progressive policies here in Philadelphia to his advantage, with Mastriano previewing multiple upcoming trips to the Southeastern Pennsylvania region. Then, Giordano gets Mastriano’s thoughts on abortions, particularly which exceptions he’d allow, with Mastriano explaining that he’s a Constitutionalist first and foremost, and that his personal thoughts don’t matter, telling that the decision on abortion would be left completely to the voters if he were elected. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom Giordano provides an update on a story that he and producer Dan have been following, telling of Bruce Springsteen's response after fans revolted when the hypocritical blue-collar musician offered tickets for over $4,000. (Photo by Jemal Countess/Getty Images)
Senator Doug Mastriano, Republican candidate for Governor in Pennsylvania, rejoins the Dom Giordano Program to discuss his campaign and push to become Governor. First, Dom asks Mastriano to reintroduce himself to the audience, telling of his long resume of service, serving and teaching for the U.S. Army. Then, Dom asks Mastriano for his top issues, with Mastriano stressing the importance of law and order in particular, alluding to the ridiculous spike in crime in Philadelphia. After that, Giordano asks Mastriano about why he hasn’t utilized the downfalls of progressive policies here in Philadelphia to his advantage, with Mastriano previewing multiple upcoming trips to the Southeastern Pennsylvania region. Then, Giordano gets Mastriano’s thoughts on abortions, particularly which exceptions he’d allow, with Mastriano explaining that he’s a constitutionalist first and foremost, and that his personal thoughts don’t matter, telling that the decision on abortion would be left completely to the voters if he were elected. (Photo by Michael M. Santiago/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom leads off the Dom Giordano Program by playing back clips from a doctor in Los Angeles discussing gender affirmation surgery, suggesting surgery for youth is okay because the person would be able to reverse it with further surgery later in life. Then, Giordano tells about a local Women’s organization fighting against domestic violence that has been sullied by infighting, telling of a Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion program that has staffers fighting over whether or not white people are inherently racist rather than helping women in domestic abuse situations.
Then, Dom welcomes in Ari Fleischer, former Press Secretary for George W. Bush and author of the new Suppression, Deception, Snobbery, and Bias: Why the Press Gets So Much Wrong and Just Doesn’t Care, onto the Dom Giordano Program. Dom and Ari discuss a notion that persists throughout Ari’s book, that being the lack of diversity in newsrooms, telling about the disappearance of a diversity of thought. Giordano hones in on the snobbery propagated by those in mainstream media, with Fleischer telling of a poll that shows only one group feels that the press understands them, being college-degree Democrats. (Photo by Adam Berry/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes in Ari Fleischer, former Press Secretary for George W. Bush and author of the new Suppression, Deception, Snobbery, and Bias: Why the Press Gets So Much Wrong and Just Doesn’t Care, onto the Dom Giordano Program. Dom and Ari discuss a notion that persists throughout Ari’s book, that being the lack of diversity in newsrooms, telling about the disappearance of a diversity of thought. Giordano hones in on the snobbery propagated by those in mainstream media, with Fleischer telling of a poll that shows only one group feels that the press understands them, being college-degree Democrats. (Photo by Amy Sussman/Getty Images)
After recapping a great weekend in Wildwood and telling of a great Neil Diamond cover band he saw for the second time, Dom receives an impromptu call from the lead singer of said cover band. Curtis, the lead singer of Real Diamond, graciously offers his time for a line of questioning from Dom and Dan, telling about his career and time spent with legends such as Elvis Presley and Roy Orbison. Also, Curtis tells Dom about his upcoming dates, and excites Dom by telling him that he’s now working on an act that would merge Diamond with songs from Elvis and Dom’s favorite crooner of all time, Tom Jones. (Photo by Christopher Polk/Getty Images)
Clarice Schillinger, former candidate for Lieutenant Governor in Pennsylvania, returns to the Dom Giordano Program to announce that she’s taking her state-wide Back to School PA PAC to a national level. Clarice tells about controversies she’s becoming involved with out in California and across the country with the new Back to School USA PAC, telling that the organization is focused on countering the hyper-progressive shift many parents are seeing in their school districts to counteract the teachers’ union. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom Giordano reveals a story out of Russia in which a chess-playing robot attacked a child for moving too quickly. Dom and Dan have some fun with the story, expressing their sorrow for the kid, with Dom relating the story to the push for self-driving cars.
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by telling that he has returned to Wildwood, but tells that only means better things for the audience with a continued trend of big issues and big guests, teasing that PA gubernatorial candidate Doug Mastriano will be joining at 2:30PM. Then, Dom offers his review of an interview between Bret Baier and Liz Cheney on the January 6th hearings, telling why he continually stresses the importance of cross examination. Then, Dom introduces the side topic of the day, asking listeners who they think is a great all-time villain in either history or fiction. Then, Giordano takes some calls from listeners who have suggested questions for the upcoming interview with Doug Mastriano.
Then, after recapping a great weekend in Wildwood and telling of a great Neil Diamond cover band he saw for the second time, Dom receives an impromptu call from the lead singer of said cover band. Curtis, the lead singer of Real Diamond, graciously offers his time for a line of questioning from Dom and Dan, telling about his career and time spent with legends such as Elvis Presley and Roy Orbison. Also, Curtis tells Dom about his upcoming dates, and excites Dom by telling him that he’s now working on an act that would merge Diamond with songs from Elvis and Dom’s favorite crooner of all time, Tom Jones.
After that, Clarice Schillinger, former candidate for Lieutenant Governor in Pennsylvania, returns to the Dom Giordano Program to announce that she’s taking her state-wide Back to School PA PAC to a national level. Clarice tells about controversies she’s becoming involved with out in California and across the country with the new Back to School USA PAC, telling that the organization is focused on countering the hyper-progressive shift many parents are seeing in their school districts to counteract the teachers’ union.
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1210WPHT host Dom Giordano and his producer Dan Borowski bring a new podcast, Krasnerland: Crime Watch, a weekly chronicle of Philadelphia crime as it continues to skyrocket under District Attorney Larry Krasner.
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Dom Giordano, WPHT host and former teacher, has dedicated much of his daily show toward parents who are taking it into their own hands to push back against school boards that have a negative impact on their children. This has culminated in a weekly podcast on education, Readin', Writin', and Reason, which has allowed wonderful relationships to develop between Giordano, educators, and parents throughout the country who are speaking out against overbearing school boards.
First, Dom Giordano welcomes in multiple guests into the 1210WPHT studios to discuss the launch of a new program to counter bullying in the city of Philadelphia. Councilman David Oh, MMA Fighter Sam Oropeza, and 13-year old Maria Klara worked together to launch a program in the city that will teach martial arts and self-defense for free to children throughout the city of Philadelphia. The guests explain the program in-depth to Dom, telling of the incredible positives that come with self-defense training. Giordano asks whether this program could be extended to other at-risk individuals in Philadelphia such as the elderly, and asks why there has been pushback in instituting a similar program for Philadelphia police officers.
Then, Megan Brock, organizer with Parents Have The Right To Know, rejoins the Dom Giordano Program to discuss why she's now being sued by the Bucks County School District.
Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Dom welcomes in NJ.com Columnist Bobby Olivier, who wrote a scathing opinion piece about Bruce Springsteen’s astronomical ticket prices for an upcoming tour. Olivier, an entertainment writer and editor and self-awarded expert in all things Bruce Springsteen, tells how a new Ticketmaster self-adjusting pricing algorithm has sent prices to the moon, and explains why he believes Springsteen is compliant in the pricing.
Then, Giordano moves into a conversation centered on national politics, asking listeners who they’re leaning toward supporting leading up to 2024. Dom and Dan debate Donald Trump versus Florida Governor Ron DeSantis, with Dan suggesting that we need to figure out which candidate sooner rather than later to maximize political benefit for Republicans. (Photo by Joe Raedle/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom welcomes New Jersey Congressman Jeff Van Drew back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss multiple issues that the Representative has been involved with over the past few weeks. First, Dom asks Van Drew why he voted the way he did in denying Finland and Sweden entrance into NATO, telling of the importance of prioritizing domestic issues over international issues, telling of the negative effects of further subsidizing more countries. Then, Dom asks for the Congressman’s opinion on the ongoing January 6th trial, with Van Drew, a former Democrat, calling it a sham and show trial.
Then, Giordano spends some time discussing the astronomical ticket prices offered by Bruce Springsteen, revealing ridiculous prices for the upcoming Pearl Jam concert in Camden. Then, after discussing the topic from the first hour concerning Philadelphia PD’s accreditation, Dom tells that New Jersey progressives are pushing for a similar edict that got Philadelphia in hot water.
Full Hour | Today, Dom Giordano led off the Dom Giordano Program by telling of a report from KYW News reporter Kristen Johanson of an arrest of a 17-year old individual who was sitting outside the 13th street Criminal Justice Center in a stolen car, smoking weed, with a hand gun in his lap. Then, Giordano offers an update on the Pennsylvania Senate race between Dr. Mehmet Oz and Lieutenant Governor John Fetterman, with Dom telling about a fundraising event held by Fetterman, which was his first public appearance since suffering a stroke. Then, Giordano gives an update on the Coronavirus diagnosis of President Joe Biden, playing back a clip of Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre arguing that the origin of the President’s infection is irrelevant, after pushing for years for heightened contact tracing.
Then, Benjamin Mannes, a local criminal justice expert and columnist, joins the Dom Giordano Program after an exclusive report in Broad in Liberty in which he exposed that the Philadelphia Police Department is slated to lose their state accreditation in less than a week. First, Giordano asks Mannes why, with Mannes explaining the relationship between the decision and the refusal by Police Commissioner Danielle Outlaw to push back on an unconstitutional edict set forth by Philadelphia City Council that would restrict police officers’ abilities in making traffic stops. Then, Mannes explains what this means for the city, telling that this hurts both the City and the department by removing protections that the department has in defending itself against civil litigation. Also, Mannes and Giordano discuss the news story as reported earlier by Johanson of a 17-year-old outside the Criminal Justice Center, telling how this directly relates to the edict in question. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom Giordano reveals that Philadelphia Mayor Jim Kenney has made an appearance, but halfway across the world, attending a conference "to discuss democracy" in Germany. (Photo by Getty Images)
In today’s second hour, Dom welcomes New Jersey Congressman Jeff Van Drew back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss multiple issues that the Representative has been involved with over the past few weeks. First, Dom asks Van Drew why he voted the way he did in denying Finland and Sweden entrance into NATO, telling of the importance of prioritizing domestic issues over international issues, telling of the negative effects of further subsidizing more countries. Then, Dom asks for the Congressman’s opinion on the ongoing January 6th trial, with Van Drew, a former Democrat, calling it a sham and show trial. (Photo Courtesy of the Committee on Arrangements for the 2020 Republican National Committee via Getty Images)
Media critic Neal Zoren returns to the Dom Giordano Program to tell us what’s worth watching on television. First, Dom and Neal break down the most recent episode of Better Call Saul, telling why both believe it to have surpassed Breaking Bad in quality and in their top series of all time. Then, Neal offers his glowing review of Black Bird, telling about the performance of the late great Ray Liotta and the storytelling which Neal calls the best of the summer outside of Better Call Saul. In addition, Dom offers Neal his top series of all time, with Neal revealing what he believes to be the best series of all time. (Photo by Amy Sussman/Getty Images)
Benjamin Mannes, a local criminal justice expert and columnist, joins the Dom Giordano Program after an exclusive report in Broad in Liberty in which he exposed that the Philadelphia Police Department is slated to lose their state accreditation in less than a week. First, Giordano asks Mannes why, with Mannes explaining the relationship between the decision and the refusal by Police Commissioner Danielle Outlaw to push back on an unconstitutional edict set forth by Philadelphia City Council that would restrict police officers’ abilities in making traffic stops. Then, Mannes explains what this means for the city, telling that this hurts both the City and the department by removing protections that the department has in defending itself against civil litigation. Also, Mannes and Giordano discuss the news story as reported earlier by Johanson of a 17-year-old outside the Criminal Justice Center, telling how this directly relates to the edict in question. (Photo by William Thomas Cain/Getty Images)
Dom Giordano reads discusses the backlash that Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez faces after justifying her photo op at a recent protest in which she faked being arrested, falsely claiming that she was using the 'best practice' in dealing with law enforcement. (Photo by Anna Moneymaker/Getty Images)
In today’s third hour, Dom welcomes in Del Kolde, Senior Attorney at the Institute for Free Speech, onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss a big win for the Institute against the Pennsbury School District. For a while now on the Dom Giordano Program, Dom has followed and hosted guests who have faced horrible censorship and silencing when trying to speak out against their local school board. In Pennsbury, Pennsylvania, it was at its near worst, with a solicitor regularly shouting down parents who were speaking of qualms with the board. Kolde discusses the case individually, first talking about the general scene at school board meetings, then telling what would be legally appropriate from the school board when debating tough issues.
Then, Giordano leads into a conversation about the NBA’s relationship with China, playing back clips obtained by Tucker Carlson showing evidence of the NBA’s hypocritical stance and support of the communist country. This leads Giordano to discuss the wave of golfers leaving the PGA for LIV Golf, with producer Dan remarkably admitting that if he were Charles Barkley, he’d be open to working for the Saudi organization as well. (Photo by Rich Fury/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dr. Marty Makary of Johns Hopkins University, author of The Price We Pay: What Broke American Healthcare and How to Fix It, rejoins the Dom Giordano Program to dissect the breaking news that President Joe Biden has been diagnosed with Coronavirus. First, Dom asks Marty to break down the news, with Dr. Makary forecasting that the President will be fine with his mild diagnosis. Then, Giordano asks Dr. Makary about the fear of ‘long COVID,’ with Makary telling that the fear in the media is a bit overblown but long term symptoms are something that the medical community needs to continue to monitor. In addition, Dr. Makary offers his thoughts on a new experimental treatment employed by Biden, comparing it to past medications such as Ivermectin and Hydroxychloroquine.
Then, Giordano moves things back to more local topics, offering an update on the teenage assailants in the traffic cone beating death of 73-year old James Lambert, telling of foolish words said by the attorney of the 14-year-old male involved. Then, Dom plays back a clip from the mother of 14-year old Gamara Mosley, who argued to Fox29 that her child is a good girl caught in a tough situation. (Photo by Getty images)
Jim Jacobs, a father in the West Chester Area School District, joins the Dom Giordano Program after having to transfer his child, a student with over 4.0 GPA, out of Stetson Middle School after some incredibly radical initiatives during Pride Month. During gay pride celebrations, Jacobs tells that students were encouraged to wear dresses during Gay Pride Month, and a male teacher taught a class in high heels. Jacobs further explains his qualms, telling of a punishment his son faced for wearing a pair of Uggs to school, which administrators called slippers, and the response when raising a concern about the teacher wearing high heels. Jacobs further explains his stance, and tells why he felt so strongly about the controversy that he had to push for a transfer for his son. (Photo by Getty Images)
In today’s second hour, Dr. Marty Makary of Johns Hopkins University, author of The Price We Pay: What Broke American Healthcare and How to Fix It, rejoins the Dom Giordano Program to dissect the breaking news that President Joe Biden has been diagnosed with Coronavirus. First, Dom asks Marty to break down the news, with Dr. Makary forecasting that the President will be fine with his mild diagnosis. Then, Giordano asks Dr. Makary about the fear of ‘long COVID,’ with Makary telling that the fear in the media is a bit overblown but long term symptoms are something that the medical community needs to continue to monitor. In addition, Dr. Makary offers his thoughts on a new experimental treatment employed by Biden, comparing it to past medications such as Ivermectin and Hydroxychloroquine. (Photo by Drew Angerer/Getty Images)
In today’s third hour, Dom welcomes in Del Kolde, Senior Attorney at the Institute for Free Speech, onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss a big win for the Institute against the Pennsbury School District. For a while now on the Dom Giordano Program, Dom has followed and hosted guests who have faced horrible censorship and silencing when trying to speak out against their local school board. In Pennsbury, Pennsylvania, it was at its near worst, with a solicitor regularly shouting down parents who were speaking of qualms with the board. Kolde discusses the case individually, first talking about the general scene at school board meetings, then telling what would be legally appropriate from the school board when debating tough issues.
Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by discussing the news that President Joe Biden has come down with a case of Coronavirus, reporting that to this point, the symptoms have luckily only been mild. Then, Giordano switches over to a conversation centered on the progressive agenda in the criminal justice system, offering an update on the Pennsylvania Supreme Court decision yesterday centered on a police-involved shooting by a former Officer, who they say was unfairly charged by the District Attorney’s office. Then, Giordano tells of another hypocrisy by singer Bruce Springsteen, telling of astronomical ticket prices for his upcoming tour, with producer Dan surprisingly defending his oft-hated musician. (Photo by Jamie Squire/Getty Images)
Dom Giordano and his producer Dan debate whether a downtown stadium for the Philadelphia 76ers would work, and whether the initiative would be beneficial for the city. (Photo by Tim Nwachukwu/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Dom welcomes in Rich Helfant, Executive Director and CEO of Lucy the Elephant to the Dom Giordano Program to discuss a ‘controversy’ as reported by the Philadelphia Inquirer over a mailer sent out in a fundraising effort. In the mailer, Helfant uses the phrase ‘Never Forget, Never Surrender’ alongside an image of Lucy standing next to a wrecking ball, but tells that when developing the promotional device, Helfant, being a Jewish man and member of Washington D.C.’s Holocaust Museum, didn’t even think about the association. Helfant apologized to the sole complaint, and said that it will never happen again, which Dom feels is the appropriate response, with Helfant explaining why he employed this strategy. Also, Helfant updates the restoration effort for the legendary roadside attraction and tells listeners how they can contribute.
Then, Dom brings the conversation back to national politics, playing back clips from a testimony by Secretary of Transportation Pete Buttigieg, who was pressed on the economy legitimacy of electric vehicles. Also, due to a Twitter poll posted on Dom’s Twitter page, Dan and Dom debate whether traditionalism is important in the game of baseball. (Photo by Paras Griffin/Getty Images for ESSENCE)
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom Giordano leads off by telling that former CNN host Christopher Cuomo has found a new career path, applying to become a volunteer firefighter in the Hamptons. Then, Giordano reveals an op-ed written in the Inquirer by television director Kevin Dowling, in which Dowling critiques conservatives, saying that Republicans need to stop calling themselves conservatives in an effort to separate themselves from the radical right. Then, Dom circles back to a conversation centered on the PA Supreme Court decision concerning former Philadelphia Police Officer Ryan Pownall, telling how it connects back to Philadelphia DA Larry Krasner.
Then, Dom welcomes Philadelphia’s FOP Lodge 5 President John McNesby back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss the breaking news out of the Pennsylvania Supreme Court concerning the case of former Officer Ryan Pownall, who shot and killed Daniel Jones, a black man, as he was fleeing on a dirt bike. McNesby offers his perspective on the case, telling Dom details of what happened on that fateful day, and explains how this is a concrete example of the way Philadelphia District Attorney treats police. (Photo by Justin Sullivan/Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by breaking some local news, telling that the Pennsylvania Supreme Court has ruled in favor of former Philadelphia Police Officer Ryan Pownall before his upcoming trial for the murder of Daniel Jones, a black man who was fleeing from police when he was killed. According to the decision, the prosecutor challenged a likely defense shooting permitted under PA state law justifying the use of deadly force. Dom spends a majority of the first half hour discussing the case and taking calls, then introduces the side question, asking listeners for people throughout history who displayed ‘guts.’
Then, Robert Cahaly, Chief Pollster for The Trafalgar Group, rejoins the Dom Giordano Program to break down some recent polling results, both locally in Pennsylvania and nationally ahead of the 2024 election. First, Dom asks Cahaly about a recent poll that the Group held concerning the Convention of States, asking why the organization regularly polls voters on their opinion of the Convention of States, and why he feels it’s a good reflection of how certain States vote. Then, Giordano asks Cahaly how polls have settled following the Supreme Court decision to overturn Roe v. Wade, with the expert telling how he believes the issue will affect the midterm elections. Finally, Dom and Cahaly discuss recent polling results centered on the 2024 Presidential election, with Trump showing a surprising lead over Biden due to the failure of Biden’s policies. (Photo by Scott Heins/Getty Images)
Dom Giordano and his producer Dan debate whether or not traditionalism is holding the game of baseball back from achieving a certain level of popularity, honing in on the MLB's continued stance to require baseball caps to be only worn forward. (Photo by Justin Edmonds/Getty Images)
In today’s third hour, Dom welcomes in Rich Helfant, Executive Director and CEO of Lucy the Elephant, a legendary roadside attraction in Margate, NJ, to the Dom Giordano Program to discuss a ‘controversy’ as reported by the Philadelphia Inquirer over a mailer sent out in a fundraising effort. In the mailer, Helfant uses the phrase ‘Never Forget, Never Surrender’ alongside an image of Lucy standing next to a wrecking ball, but tells that when developing the promotional device, Helfant, being a Jewish man and member of Washington D.C.’s Holocaust Museum, didn’t even think about the association. Helfant apologized to the sole complaint, and said that it will never happen again, which Dom feels is the appropriate response, with Helfant explaining why he employed this strategy. Also, Helfant updates the restoration effort for the legendary roadside attraction and tells listeners how they can contribute. (Photo by Getty Images)
After making headlines after being 'arrested' following a peaceful protest, Dom explains to listeners why he refers to the Representative as 'The Dean of Decency.' (Photo by Anna Moneymaker/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes Philadelphia’s FOP Lodge 5 President John McNesby back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss the breaking news out of the Pennsylvania Supreme Court concerning the case of former Officer Ryan Pownall, who shot and killed Daniel Jones, a black man, as he was fleeing on a dirt bike. McNesby offers his perspective on the case, telling Dom details of what happened on that fateful day, and explains how this is a concrete example of the way Philadelphia District Attorney treats police. (Photo by Getty Images)
Robert Cahaly, Chief Pollster for The Trafalgar Group, rejoins the Dom Giordano Program to break down some recent polling results, both locally in Pennsylvania and nationally ahead of the 2024 election. First, Dom asks Cahaly about a recent poll that the Group held concerning the Convention of States, asking why the organization regularly polls voters on their opinion of the Convention of States, and why he feels it’s a good reflection of how certain States vote. Then, Giordano asks Cahaly how polls have settled following the Supreme Court decision to overturn Roe v. Wade, with the expert telling how he believes the issue will affect the midterm elections. Finally, Dom and Cahaly discuss recent polling results centered on the 2024 Presidential election, with Trump showing a surprising lead over Biden due to the failure of Biden’s policies. (Photo by Mario Tama/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Dom welcomes Beth Ann Rosica, Executive Director of Back to School PA PAC, back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss the push by progressive school officials to bring masks back to public classrooms. First, Dom asks Rosica for more information, telling Giordano that she has done some research and discovered that masking is still required in Philadelphia schools, which is an underreported fact. Dom is shocked to hear this, with Rosica clarifying that students are not allowed to go to school if they refuse to wear a mask. Then, Giordano and Rosica discuss other schools throughout the States and whether the majority of schools are still enforcing mask-wearing, with Rosica telling what she’s heard from parents around the State.
Then, after playing Dom’s Money Melody, Dom offers up a couple different nation-wide stories, playing back a clip from Pete Buttigieg today that suggested that high gas prices are good for the sole fact that electric vehicle owners remain unaffected, encouraging people to buy electric. Then, Giordano loops back to local news, offering a review and recap of a press conference held today by Philadelphia Mayor Jim Kenney, in which he remarkably noted that he’s never met with any victim’s families.
In today’s third hour, Dom welcomes Beth Ann Rosica, Executive Director of Back to School PA PAC, back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss the push by progressive school officials to bring masks back to public classrooms. First, Dom asks Rosica for more information, telling Giordano that she has done some research and discovered that masking is still required in Philadelphia schools, which is an underreported fact. Dom is shocked to hear this, with Rosica clarifying that students are not allowed to go to school if they refuse to wear a mask. Then, Giordano and Rosica discuss other schools throughout the States and whether the majority of schools are still enforcing mask-wearing, with Rosica telling what she’s heard from parents around the State. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom Giordano offers his list of what he believes to be the top 10 television shows of all-time, with a weird entry of Jeopardy onto the list. Dom and Dan debate the shows individually, with Dom offering a justification for some of his stranger choices. After that, producer Dan takes the wheel for some Dan Time with Dom, with Dan offering some Tweets critiquing Dom’s list, and offers up his own version of a top 10 list. (Photo by Andrew H. Walker/Getty Images)
In today’s second hour, Philadelphia Republican advocate Matthew Wolfe returns to the Dom Giordano Program after providing an interview to Politico about critiques that he has for the campaign of Pennsylvania Gubernatorial candidate Doug Mastriano. First, Dom asks for Wolfe to clarify his position on Mastriano, with Wolfe expressing his support for the candidate, especially against his Democratic opponent Josh Shapiro. That being said, though, Wolfe critiques Mastriano, calling for more ‘traditional fundraising’ by Mastriano, and telling what he feels the candidate needs to do to help ensure a victory in the upcoming midterm elections. Then, Giordano and Wolfe discuss Senate candidate Dr. Mehmet Oz, with Wolfe revealing the positive reception that the candidate received at a recent Valley Forge event. (Photo by Michael M. Santiago/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Philadelphia Republican advocate Matthew Wolfe returns to the Dom Giordano Program after providing an interview to Politico about critiques that he has for the campaign of Pennsylvania Gubernatorial candidate Doug Mastriano. First, Dom asks for Wolfe to clarify his position on Mastriano, with Wolfe expressing his support for the candidate, especially against his Democratic opponent Josh Shapiro. That being said, though, Wolfe critiques Mastriano, calling for more ‘traditional fundraising’ by Mastriano, and telling what he feels the candidate needs to do to help ensure a victory in the upcoming midterm elections. Then, Giordano and Wolfe discuss Senate candidate Dr. Mehmet Oz, with Wolfe revealing the positive reception that the candidate received at a recent Valley Forge event.
Then, Dom offers his list of what he believes to be the top 10 television shows of all-time, with a weird entry of Jeopardy onto the list. Dom and Dan debate the shows individually, with Dom offering a justification for some of his stranger choices. After that, producer Dan takes the wheel for some Dan Time with Dom, with Dan offering some Tweets critiquing Dom’s list, and offers up his own version of a top 10 list. (Photo by Michael M. Santiago/Getty Images)
After paparazzi caught Elon Musk sunning himself on a super yacht, Dom and Dan can't help but comment about the tech mogul's pasty appearance. (Photo by Dimitrios Kambouris/Getty Images for The Met Museum/Vogue)
Full Hour | Today, Dom Giordano led off the Dom Giordano Program with a theme, authenticity. Dom tells that he was having an off-air conversation with midday host Dawn Stensland about the value of authenticity in political candidates, telling why he believes gubernatorial candidate Doug Mastriano as genuine although he disagrees with some of his standpoints. Then, Giordano swings this over into a conversation of Mayor Jim Kenney’s authenticity, playing back clips from a press conference held today by city officials after the homicide rate eclipsed 300, which puts it on pace to match last year’s record homicide rate. Then, Giordano offers an update on the Pennsylvania gubernatorial race, telling of comments made by Philadelphia political activist Matthew Wolfe, who said that Mastriano has some things he needs to do better if he’d like to win the State. Then, Giordano spends some time lambasting bike lines, telling of a new initiative proposed by Republicans that will, in Dom’s opinion, make things safer for both bikers and drivers. (Photo by Bryan Bedder/Getty Images for MoveOn)
Dom provides an update on an ongoing story on the Dom Giordano Program, telling that parents in Pennsbury, PA have made some movement in resolving a lawsuit filed against the school board for an overbearing solicitor and the refusal to stay true to the First Amendment. (Photo by Getty Images)
Producer Dan reveals an answer to today's side question asking for infamous crime duos from Twitter, which kicks off a conversation about the great AMC series Breaking Bad. (Photo by Mark Davis/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s final hour, Giordano leads off by telling the audience about his feel good story of the day, playing back some audio of Joel Embiid at a wedding both dancing during the Horah and taking a ride on a chair. Then, Dom tells about a local news report of the syphoning of public employees out of Pennsylvania, offering his perspective as to why so many have fled their jobs in Pennsylvania. Then, Dom and Dan debate whether a stadium downtown for the Philadelphia 76ers would be beneficial after reports bubbled about a potential push by team ownership.
Then, Tommy Hicks, Co-Chair of the RNC, returns to the Dom Giordano Program to discuss the strategy that Republicans plan to employ in the upcoming elections, as the GOP hopes to swing both the House and Senate in favor of Republicans. First, Dom asks Hicks about a report in The Hill that suggests that Republicans are trying to steal the Hispanic vote, with Hicks explaining the strides made by Republican candidates and the GOP in appealing to Hispanic voters. Then, Hicks tells of the strategy throughout the country then brings it more local, discussing how both gubernatorial candidate Doug Mastriano and Senate candidate Dr. Mehmet Oz can get ahead in Pennsylvania. (Photo by Mitchell Leff/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, 1210WPHT host Larry Steinhouse joins Dom Giordano to explain why Pennsylvanians have welcomed Doug Mastriano as the conservative candidate for Governor of Pennsylvania. First, Giordano and Steinhouse argue whether or not Mastriano should come to Philadelphia to utilize the crime spike in Philadelphia as a campaigning point to highlight Shapiro’s role in the lack of safety that Philadelphians feel daily. In addition, Steinhouse makes the point that he’s concerned that Dom’s critique of the candidate will scare off voters, with Dom arguing that answering critique and hard questions are instrumental to a successful campaign.
Then, Kathy Barnette returns to the Dom Giordano Program as the spokesperson of the 1776 Action Organization to discuss both topics of education and politics in Pennsylvania. First, Giordano tells Barnette that her book was featured front and center at a local Barnes and Noble he visited over the weekend, with Barnette telling listeners what they could find in her Nothing to Lose, Everything to Gain: Being Black and Conservative in America. Then, Barnette discusses her experience in a black woman in contextualizing the history of America, telling how and why she continues to portray relentless patriotism while society and culture learn more about the historical faults levied against people of color. Then, Giordano asks Barnette why she continues to refuse her support for Senate candidate Dr. Mehmet Oz, revealing that she’s started having conversations with the camp and has to iron a few things out but does see the important value of electing Oz over competitor John Fetterman. (Photo by Michael M. Santiago/Getty Images)
Tommy Hicks, Co-Chair of the RNC, returns to the Dom Giordano Program to discuss the strategy that Republicans plan to employ in the upcoming elections, as the GOP hopes to swing both the House and Senate in favor of Republicans. First, Dom asks Hicks about a report in The Hill that suggests that Republicans are trying to steal the Hispanic vote, with Hicks explaining the strides made by Republican candidates and the GOP in appealing to Hispanic voters. Then, Hicks tells of the strategy throughout the country then brings it more local, discussing how both gubernatorial candidate Doug Mastriano and Senate candidate Dr. Mehmet Oz can get ahead in Pennsylvania. (Photo by Getty Images)
Kathy Barnette returns to the Dom Giordano Program as the spokesperson of the 1776 Action Organization to discuss both topics of education and politics in Pennsylvania. First, Giordano tells Barnette that her book was featured front and center at a local Barnes and Noble he visited over the weekend, with Barnette telling listeners what they could find in her Nothing to Lose, Everything to Gain: Being Black and Conservative in America. Then, Barnette discusses her experience in a black woman in contextualizing the history of America, telling how and why she continues to portray relentless patriotism while society and culture learn more about the historical faults levied against people of color. Then, Giordano asks Barnette why she continues to refuse her support for Senate candidate Dr. Mehmet Oz, revealing that she’s started having conversations with the camp and has to iron a few things out but does see the important value of electing Oz over competitor John Fetterman. (Photo by Michael M. Santiago/Getty Images)
In today’s second hour, 1210WPHT host Larry Steinhouse joins Dom Giordano to explain why Pennsylvanians have welcomed Doug Mastriano as the conservative candidate for Governor of Pennsylvania. First, Giordano and Steinhouse argue whether or not Mastriano should come to Philadelphia to utilize the crime spike in Philadelphia as a campaigning point to highlight Shapiro’s role in the lack of safety that Philadelphians feel daily. In addition, Steinhouse makes the point that he’s concerned that Dom’s critique of the candidate will scare off voters, with Dom arguing that answering critique and hard questions are instrumental to a successful campaign. (Photo by Michael M. Santiago/Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by offering his thoughts on the horrific shooting in an Indianapolis mall, highlighting the ‘good Samaritan’ who put an end to the shooting by shooting and killing the shooter. Giordano explains how this is a great example of the safety that comes with legally arming individuals, and tells how he believes the Left will spin it. Then, Giordano spends a good chunk of the hour discussing the National Education Association’s convention, playing back a clip from Jill Biden in which she thanks Randi Weingarten for always putting the organization first, which angers Dom. Also, Dom plays back a clip from Fox News in which voters tell the network why they support DeSantis over Trump, and asks listeners whether or not they’d prefer one over the other.
In today’s second hour, 1210WPHT host Larry Steinhouse joins Dom Giordano to explain why Pennsylvanians have welcomed Doug Mastriano as the conservative candidate for Governor of Pennsylvania. First, Giordano and Steinhouse argue whether or not Mastriano should come to Philadelphia to utilize the crime spike in Philadelphia as a campaigning point to highlight Shapiro’s role in the lack of safety that Philadelphians feel daily. In addition, Steinhouse makes the point that he’s concerned that Dom’s critique of the candidate will scare off voters, with Dom arguing that answering critique and hard questions are instrumental to a successful campaign. (Photo by Getty Images)
In today’s third hour, Dom welcomes Dr. Mehmet Oz, candidate for Senate in Pennsylvania, back onto the Dom Giordano Program. First, Dom asks Dr. Oz’s opinion on the economy and inflation, with Dr. Oz explaining how his opponent John Fetterman will only make things worse with policies that he’s calling for. Then, Dr. Oz provides an update on his campaign, telling what he most hopes to accomplish while in office, warning of the dangers of electing his opponent. Also, Dr. Oz tells of his relationship with other Republican powerhouses, particularly Kathy Barnette, explaining how he hopes to receive her endorsement. Finally, Dr. Oz previews where he’ll be appearing in the State, and tells to find more information at his website, DoctorOz.com. To round out the remainder of the hour, Giordano offers his thoughts on inflation and the ridiculous spinning of the narrative by the Left, and explains why he has some beef with Pennsylvania gubernatorial candidate Doug Mastriano. (Photo by Michael M. Santiago/Getty Images)
In today’s third hour, Dom welcomes Dr. Mehmet Oz, candidate for Senate in Pennsylvania, back onto the Dom Giordano Program. First, Dom asks Dr. Oz’s opinion on the economy and inflation, with Dr. Oz explaining how his opponent John Fetterman will only make things worse with policies that he’s calling for. Then, Dr. Oz provides an update on his campaign, telling what he most hopes to accomplish while in office, warning of the dangers of electing his opponent. Also, Dr. Oz tells of his relationship with other Republican powerhouses, particularly Kathy Barnette, explaining how he hopes to receive her endorsement. Finally, Dr. Oz previews where he’ll be appearing in the State, and tells to find more information at his website, DoctorOz.com. (Photo by JC Olivera/Getty Images)
In today’s second hour, Dom Giordano welcomes in multiple guests into the 1210WPHT studios to discuss the launch of a new program to counter bullying in the city of Philadelphia. Councilman David Oh, MMA Fighter Sam Oropeza, and 13-year old Maria Klara worked together to launch a program in the city that will teach martial arts and self-defense for free to children throughout the city of Philadelphia. The guests explain the program in-depth to Dom, telling of the incredible positives that come with self-defense training. Giordano asks whether this program could be extended to other at-risk individuals in Philadelphia such as the elderly, and asks why there has been pushback in instituting a similar program for Philadelphia police officers. (Photo by Getty Images)
Television critic Neal Zoren rejoins the Dom Giordano Program to offer his take on news centric to the television universe, including a review of Better Call Saul and a discussion about the Emmy’s. First, Giordano brings up Better Call Saul, demanding another season, with Zoren agreeing and telling why he believes it to be the best show on television. Then, Giordano asks for Zoren’s thoughts on the Emmy’s, particularly the decision to completely snub the incredibly popular conservative-leaning Paramount show Yellowstone (Photo by Kevin Winter/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom Giordano welcomes in multiple guests into the 1210WPHT studios to discuss the launch of a new program to counter bullying in the city of Philadelphia. Councilman David Oh, MMA Fighter Sam Oropeza, and 13-year old Maria Klara worked together to launch a program in the city that will teach martial arts and self-defense for free to children throughout the city of Philadelphia. The guests explain the program in-depth to Dom, telling of the incredible positives that come with self-defense training. Giordano asks whether this program could be extended to other at-risk individuals in Philadelphia such as the elderly, and asks why there has been pushback in instituting a similar program for Philadelphia police officers.
Then, television critic Neal Zoren rejoins the Dom Giordano Program to offer his take on news centric to the television universe, including a review of Better Call Saul and a discussion about the Emmy’s. First, Giordano brings up Better Call Saul, demanding another season, with Zoren agreeing and telling why he believes it to be the best show on television. Then, Giordano asks for Zoren’s thoughts on the Emmy’s, particularly the decision to completely snub the incredibly popular conservative-leaning Paramount show Yellowstone.
Dom Giordano, WPHT host and former teacher, has dedicated much of his daily show toward parents who are taking it into their own hands to push back against school boards that have a negative impact on their children. This has culminated in a weekly podcast on education, Readin', Writin', and Reason, which has allowed wonderful relationships to develop between Giordano, educators, and parents throughout the country who are speaking out against overbearing school boards.
First, Dom welcomes local defense attorney Rania Major, who represents one of the children involved in the beating death of 73-year-old James Lambert on Cecil B. Moore avenue. Major describes how and why she’s decided to get involved in the case that’s made both local and national headlines, offering a look into the planned defense of her juvenile client. Also, Major provides a bit more clarity on what happened the night from the perspective of the assailants, and explains why she believes everybody deserves the right to a criminal defense.
Then, local attorney Lonny Fish, representing a 14-year-old charged with 3rd degree murder for the beating death of 73-year-old James Lambert, joins the Dom Giordano Program to preview the defense of his 14-year-old client, telling about his client and telling he does not see how we would be safer by locking up. Lonny argues his point, telling that in the overall scope of gun violence and heightened violence in Philadelphia, putting a 14-year-old in jail would make no change. In addition, Fish provides in-depth details about the night, and how he believes the timeline to work out as the case moves on.
Today, Dom Giordano led off the Dom Giordano Program by previewing today’s show, telling of an upcoming interview with City Councilman David Oh and MMA fighter Sam Oropeza, who have launched a new anti-bullying program in the city of Philadelphia. Then, Giordano offers his opinion on words said by President Joe Biden about the Palestinian people, comparing the blight faced by the Irish when facing the British is comparable to what Palestine faces with Israel. In addition, Giordano plays back a clip from Jersey Shore star Snooki, who in a Cameo trolled Dr. Oz for living in New Jersey while running for Senator of Pennsylvania. (Photo by Jason Merritt/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Dom Giordano leads off by offering his perspective on the news story of a 10-year-old having to travel to receive an abortion, telling that the culprit was an illegal immigrant and explains why he thinks the story will be buried. Then, after playing Dom’s Money Melody, Giordano offers an update on inflation and prices of common household goods and food. This leads Dom into a more general conversation on inflation, playing back a clip from Biden official Brian Deese who suggested the strategy should be more spending to counter inflation.
Then, Giordano welcomes back Fox29 ace reporter Steve Keeley, who was on the scene for the breaking news story of the day, with a man being shot in the subway under 15th and Market, just outside City Hall. First, though, Giordano and Keeley discuss the departure of local businesses from the city of Philadelphia due to safety concerns, with Keeley reporting the bleak state of storefronts on Chestnut Street after a report of an upcoming Starbucks closure. Then, Giordano and Keeley discuss the decision by city officials to cancel multiple summer events due to the violence. After that, Keeley provides an in-depth detail of the shooting under 15th and Market, telling that it was two people, one being the victim, shooting at one another in broad daylight. Keeley contextualizes the story, telling about other horrific incidents playing out near the City Hall in recent history. (Photo by David Paul Morris/Getty Images)
Today, Dom Giordano led off the show with plans to announce a new 2 hour special based on the national rise in crime, and how it relates to progressive policies and decision-making. Then, Giordano discusses the decision by a local Republican organization to endorse Democratic gubernatorial candidate Josh Shapiro over Republican candidate Doug Mastriano, which causes concern for Dom when discussing who the FOP may endorse in the election. Then, Giordano offers more developments in the case involving the beating death of 73-year-old James Lambert by teenagers, telling that an attorney for another teenager who turned themselves in, Lonny Fish, joining after the break.
Then, local attorney Lonny Fish, representing one of the children involved in the beating death of 73-year-old James Lambert, joins the Dom Giordano Program to preview the defense of his 14-year-old client, telling about his client and telling he does not see how we would be safer by locking up. Lonny argues his point, telling that in the overall scope of gun violence and heightened violence in Philadelphia, putting a 14-year-old in jail would make no change. In addition, Fish provides in-depth details about the night, and how he believes the timeline to work out as the case moves on. (Photo by Michael M. Santiago/Getty Images)
After receiving a news brief from an inside source of a potential move by the PIAA toward paying student athletes, Giordano and producer Dan debate whether high school athletes deserve the compensation and whether schools should be allowed to pay students. (Photo by Getty Images)
Local attorney Lonny Fish, representing one of the children involved in the beating death of 73-year-old James Lambert, joins the Dom Giordano Program to preview the defense of his 14-year-old client, telling about his client and telling he does not see how we would be safer by locking up. Lonny argues his point, telling that in the overall scope of gun violence and heightened violence in Philadelphia, putting a 14-year-old in jail would make no change. In addition, Fish provides in-depth details about the night, and how he believes the timeline to work out as the case moves on. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom welcomes back Lancaster County Commissioner Ray D’Agostino after an announcement that the county, along with Berks and Fayette counties, have been sued by the Department of State for being ‘outlier counties’ that have not correctly certified ballots from the primary elections. Ray offers the lawsuit from his perspective, telling that the county has properly certified the results in accordance with the PA Election Code, and tells that he and his office plan to continue to uphold the law as they see it after being sued.
Then, Dr. Marty Makary, professor at Johns Hopkins University, author of The Price We Pay, and columnist for the New York Post and other national sources, joins the Dom Giordano Program to discuss the re-igniting of Coronavirus warnings by the Biden administration and Dr. Anthony Fauci. First, Dom asks Dr. Marty to tell why he believes this is making a return. Then, Giordano and Dr. Makary discuss the push to vaccinate children 6 months to 5 years of age, with Makary explaining the shocking results of vaccinating children and the strange response by the CDC. In addition, Makary provides his insights on multiple different facets regarding the virus, and offers whether he believes Monkeypox is something to be concerned about. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dr. Marty Makary, professor at Johns Hopkins University, author of The Price We Pay, and columnist for the New York Post and other national sources, joins the Dom Giordano Program to discuss the re-igniting of Coronavirus warnings by the Biden administration and Dr. Anthony Fauci. First, Dom asks Dr. Marty to tell why he believes this is making a return. Then, Giordano and Dr. Makary discuss the push to vaccinate children 6 months to 5 years of age, with Makary explaining the shocking results of vaccinating children and the strange response by the CDC. In addition, Makary provides his insights on multiple different facets regarding the virus, and offers whether he believes Monkeypox is something to be concerned about. (Photo by Noam Galai/Getty Images for HBO)
In today’s second hour, Dom welcomes back Lancaster County Commissioner Ray D’Agostino after an announcement that the county, along with Berks and Fayette counties, have been sued by the Department of State for being ‘outlier counties’ that have not correctly certified ballots from the primary elections. Ray offers the lawsuit from his perspective, telling that the county has properly certified the results in accordance with the PA Election Code, and tells that he and his office plan to continue to uphold the law as they see it after being sued. (Photo by Getty Images)
After asking the audience whether or not the Amish have been affected by the spike in inflation, a caller with close ties to the community tells how the Amish economy has been damaged. (Photo by Getty Images)
Giordano welcomes back Fox29 ace reporter Steve Keeley, who was on the scene for the breaking news story of the day, with a man being shot in the subway under 15th and Market, just outside City Hall. First, though, Giordano and Keeley discuss the departure of local businesses from the city of Philadelphia due to safety concerns, with Keeley reporting the bleak state of storefronts on Chestnut Street after a report of an upcoming Starbucks closure. Then, Giordano and Keeley discuss the decision by city officials to cancel multiple summer events due to the violence. After that, Keeley provides an in-depth detail of the shooting under 15th and Market, telling that it was two people, one being the victim, shooting at one another in broad daylight. Keeley contextualizes the story, telling about other horrific incidents playing out near the City Hall in recent history. (Photo by Getty Images)
Today's final hour starts with Dom talking about the Emmy nominations and the total invisibility of Yellowstone. Then, Liz Preate-Havey from the Montgomery County GOP joins Dom to talk about the upcoming election, the Mastriano campaign, and their plan to monitor ballot drop boxes 24/7 prior to the election. Then Dom takes calls on crime in Philadelphia, and the possible impeachment of DA Larry Krasner.
Liz Preate-Havey from the Montgomery County GOP joins Dom to talk about the upcoming election, the Mastriano campaign, and their plan to monitor ballot drop boxes 24/7 prior to the election.
In today’s second hour, Dom welcomes in local attorney Rania Major, defense for one of the children involved in the beating death of 73-year-old James Lambert on Cecil B. Moore avenue. Major describes how and why she’s decided to get involved in the case that’s made both local and national headlines, offering a look into the planned defense of her juvenile client. Also, Major provides a bit more clarity on what happened the night from the perspective of the assailants, and explains why she believes everybody deserves the right to a criminal defense. Then Dom talks more about rampant crime in the city and how out of control inflation needs to be addressed.
Dom welcomes local defense attorney Rania Major, who represents one of the children involved in the beating death of 73-year-old James Lambert on Cecil B. Moore avenue. Major describes how and why she’s decided to get involved in the case that’s made both local and national headlines, offering a look into the planned defense of her juvenile client. Also, Major provides a bit more clarity on what happened the night from the perspective of the assailants, and explains why she believes everybody deserves the right to a criminal defense.
In the first hour of today's show, Dom points out there are still no reports from the news media on the selection of a Special Committee to investigate the possible impeachment of Philadelphia District Attorney Larry Krasner. The annual West Philadelphia Corridor Collaborative Summer Block Party has been called off because they feel it won't be safe. Inflation is up 9.1%.... and heading for 10! And with crime up in Philadelphia, Dom talks to one car jacking victim with a happy ending.
In the final hour, more on the record of Philadelphia District Attorney Larry Krasner not prosecuting criminals. Dom agues the impeachment hearings should be held in in Northeast Philly. Pennsylvania State Representative Josh Kail talks about putting the Select Committee together, and the job they will do to investigate a possible impeachment of the DA, regardless of the coverage of the local news media.
Pennsylvania State Representative Josh Kail talks about putting the Select Committee together, and the job they will do to investigate a possible impeachment of the DA, regardless of the coverage of the local news media.
In the 1pm hour, Dom tackles 'big college' with guest Jacob Imam, and the start-up Catholic Trade School. Get an education, a trade, and not have crippling debt. Then, Is the Biden administration siding with the Saudi's 'sportswashing' - using sports to repair their reputation - against the PGA Tour? And today's side topic: what's the most intriguing spin-off tv show?
Dom talks to Jacob Imam of the College of St. Joseph, about this start up Catholic Trade school. Get an education and a trade and not have crippling debt.
In today's first hour Dom asks why has there been no local coverage on the announcement of a Select Committee to investigate the possible impeachment of Philadelphia District Attorney Larry Krasner. The two brothers wanted for a deadly attack on a 73 year old by a group of teens, surrender to Philadelphia police. And First Lady Jill Biden calls a predominantly Hispanic group 'breakfast tacos'. And PA State Representative Martina White updates Dom on the Select Committee.
Dom and PA State Representative Martina White talk about the organization of the Select Committee to investigate the impeachment of Philadelphia Distract Attorney Larry Krasner. If the House Committee finds for impeachment will the Senate remove Krasner from office?
A doctor in California is attempting to bring an abortion clinic to the Gulf of Mexico.
A Philadelphia Church Deacon Dennis Coleman has been told by the zoning commission that his church is going to far with its charitable donations of free lunches and other items.
Congressman Steve Scalise joined Dom today to discuss what actions need to be taken following the on going harassment of Supreme Court Justices and his upcoming visit to Philadelphia and the crime wave that has affected our city.
In the final hour of Dom show, Special Guests Philadelphia City Council President Darrell Clark joins in todays show to discuss the importance of gun and school safety. Darrell Clark express his concern and provide observations to help the Philadelphia communities. President Death of the Fox Brewing Company Chuck Garrity joins todays show. Chuck discussed NJ Brewery Regulations passed recently by the Murphy Administration. Chuck expressed the new regulations and how it effects the brewery companies.
President Death of the Fox Brewing Company Chuck Garrity joins todays show. Chuck discussed NJ Brewery Regulations passed recently by the Murphy Administration. Chuck expressed the new regulations and how it effects the brewery companies.
Philadelphia City Council President Darrell Clark joins in todays show to discuss the importance of gun and school safety. Darrell Clark express his concern and provide observations to help the Philadelphia communities.
Special Guests Dr. Elana Fishbein and Alexandra Schweitzer joined today show to discuss their inputs on military drafts and women rights.
In hour two of Dom program, Special Guests Dr. Elana Fishbein and Alexandra Schweitzer joined today's show to discuss their inputs on military drafts and women rights. Neal Zoren joined the show as well with this week TV sitcoms update.
In the first hour of Dom show, voters support is emerging as more options and ways for more citizens to express their votes in a concise and equal way.
Dom Giordano, WPHT host and former teacher, has dedicated much of his daily show toward parents who are taking it into their own hands to push back against school boards that have a negative impact on their children. This has culminated in a weekly podcast on education, Readin', Writin', and Reason, which has allowed wonderful relationships to develop between Giordano, educators, and parents throughout the country who are speaking out against overbearing school boards.
In today’s final hour, Giordano leads off by playing back the questioning portion of Philadelphia Mayor Jim Kenney’s press conference. Kenney faces tough questions from reporters after exclaiming after a horrific July 4th incident that he no longer wants to be Mayor. The Mayor renounces the statement, explaining his love for the city, but refuses to take any accountability for his role in the heightened violence in the city. Mayor Kenney doubles down on guns, and scoffs when reporters ask about suggestions made by council members including President Darrell Clarke and Councilwoman Cherelle Parker, who had a phone conversation with the Mayor.
Then, Dom welcomes in the aforementioned Councilwoman Cherelle Parker, who tells about the phone call she had with Mayor Jim Kenney following comments he made about no longer wanting to be Mayor, telling that she and other Councilmembers see a real problem here when it comes to safety and policing. In a press conference yesterday, Parker and other members of Council pushed forward a multi-point plan suggesting changes to policing, including a return of a constitutionally-friendly version of Stop and Frisk and the hard prosecution of illegal firearms. Parker tells what she hopes to see change in the City, and explains who she believes is behind the relentless push for radical reformation that has led us down this path. (Photo by Neilson Barnard/Getty Images for New York Times)
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom welcomes John McNesby, President of the Philadelphia FOP, back onto the Dom Giordano Program to get his and the Union’s perspective on the horrific incident that left two officers shot on the Parkway during the July 4th fireworks. First, McNesby tells that the reward for information has been doubled, moving from $20,000 to $40,000, with McNesby suggesting that soon that should be up to $50,000. John gives Dom an update on the officers, telling that they’re thankful to be in stable condition. Dom asks whether McNesby believes the theory that the bullets came from celebratory shots, with McNesby suggesting that it’s very strange that the only two people hit were people in uniform. In addition, McNesby offers his thoughts on the change of tone on policing by City Council, and tells how he hopes things can improve for the City.
Then, Dom asks producer Dan whether he’s a fan of the WNBA, and tells of the situation involving an imprisoned Brittney Griner, who’s been in a Russian jail for months. Dom plays back a clip from Al Sharpton, who demands that the Biden administration get her a clergy visit so he can go over to Russia to see how things are first hand, and also asks for Biden to demand a release. Giordano tells, though, that Russia is demanding a trade for a horrific individual, so he can’t bring himself to support the effort. Then, Giordano moves back into local politics as Philadelphia Mayor Jim Kenney takes the stage for a press conference after telling the City he no longer wanted to be Mayor earlier in the week. (Photo by Mark Makela/Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom Giordano led off the Dom Giordano Program by telling of an effort by some Pennsylvania Republicans to denounce gubernatorial candidate Doug Mastriano, expressing their support for Democratic nominee Josh Shapiro. Dom takes issue with this, expressing his disappointment in the conservative candidate, but warns of the negative implications of a Shapiro governorship. Then, Dom recaps the National Education Association Convention, telling of the topics discussed, bleakly revealing large support for mandatory masks and COVID vaccines. Also, Giordano offers updates centered on Philadelphia Mayor Jim Kenney, after he said he no longer wants to be the city’s Mayor after a tragic incident on the Parkway during July 4th fireworks.
Then, Brad Thor, author of the just released Rising Tiger, the newest book in the Scott Harvath series, returns to the Dom Giordano Program to tell Dom and listeners about his new book. First, Dom asks Thor about the setting of the new novel, asking why he chose to set it in India, with Thor taking Dom deep into the geopolitics of the region and how they play into the story. Then, Giordano compliments Thor for his ability to continue keeping things fresh after 21 books, complimenting the addition of a new love interest and asking Thor how he continues to transform his stories. (Photo by Michael M. Santiago/Getty Images)
Dom Giordano and producer Jim reflect on the career of Arlen Specter after discussing the sect of the Republican party pushing back against a move to the Right. (Photo by Mark Wilson/Getty Images)
After discussing the new look of New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy, producer Dan reveals that he went tanning in preparation of his upcoming wedding. (Photo by Getty Images)
In today’s second hour, Dom welcomes John McNesby, President of the Philadelphia FOP, back onto the Dom Giordano Program to get his and the Union’s perspective on the horrific incident that left two officers shot on the Parkway during the July 4th fireworks. First, McNesby tells that the reward for information has been doubled, moving from $20,000 to $40,000, with McNesby suggesting that soon that should be up to $50,000. John gives Dom an update on the officers, telling that they’re thankful to be in stable condition. Dom asks whether McNesby believes the theory that the bullets came from celebratory shots, with McNesby suggesting that it’s very strange that the only two people hit were people in uniform. In addition, McNesby offers his thoughts on the change of tone on policing by City Council, and tells how he hopes things can improve for the City. (Photo by Getty Images)
Brad Thor, author of the just released Rising Tiger, the newest book in the Scott Harvath series, returns to the Dom Giordano Program to tell Dom and listeners about his new book. First, Dom asks Thor about the setting of the new novel, asking why he chose to set it in India, with Thor taking Dom deep into the geopolitics of the region and how they play into the story. Then, Giordano compliments Thor for his ability to continue keeping things fresh after 21 books, complimenting the addition of a new love interest and asking Thor how he continues to transform his stories. (Photo by Dia Dipasupil/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes in the aforementioned Councilwoman Cherelle Parker, who tells about the phone call she had with Mayor Jim Kenney following comments he made about no longer wanting to be Mayor, telling that she and other Councilmembers see a real problem here when it comes to safety and policing. In a press conference yesterday, Parker and other members of Council pushed forward a multi-point plan suggesting changes to policing, including a return of a constitutionally-friendly version of Stop and Frisk and the hard prosecution of illegal firearms. Parker tells what she hopes to see change in the City, and explains who she believes is behind the relentless push for radical reformation that has led us down this path. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom and producer Dan try to figure out why Mayor Kenney acts the way he does, particularly after telling media he no longer wants to be the Mayor. (Photo by Aaron P. Bernstein/Getty Images)
Dom is pleased to find out that Crosby, Stills, Nash, and Young have quietly returned to Spotify after forcing their way off the platform because of something Joe Rogan said. (Photo by Jason Merritt/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom welcomes former State Senator Vince Fumo back onto the Dom Giordano Program, to discuss his role in launching the Mayoral career of Jim Kenney. First, Fumo cuts straight to the topic at hand, explaining why he decided to help ‘Jimmy’ get his spot on City Council, telling of the initial intentions of the later Mayor. Fumo speaks highly of the Mayor he once knew, but tells that even he is shocked at what Mayor Kenney has become. Then, Fumo further expands into local politics, discussing how things have changed since he served Philadelphia. In addition, Fumo offers an update on the Columbus Statue in South Philadelphia.
Then, Dom returns back to national politics, revealing that Crosby, Stills, Nash and Young have returned to Spotify after protesting Joe Rogan being on the platform. Then, in Dan Time with Dom, Dan and Dom discuss the importance of ‘vibes’ in politics, and tell why they believe Chic-Fil-A continues to dominate the fast food market. (Photo by Kevin Winter/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Dom welcomes back Philadelphia Inquirer Business Editor Joe DiStefano, who wrote an expose on bank fraud by postal workers. In the piece, DiStefano writes of an incident in which he had $5,620 stolen by suspected fraudster working in the postal service stealing checks. Dom tells that he, too, was a victim of this fraud, telling that a criminal tried taking him and Roe for tens of thousands of dollars. DiStefano, after doing a deep investigative dive, tells what he discovered as reasons as to why this is happening, and why it’s being left largely unchecked by those who are supposed to hold the workers accountable. (Photo by Getty Images)
In today’s third hour, Dom welcomes back Philadelphia Inquirer Business Editor Joe DiStefano, who wrote an expose on bank fraud by postal workers. In the piece, DiStefano writes of an incident in which he had $5,620 stolen by suspected fraudster working in the postal service stealing checks. Dom tells that he, too, was a victim of this fraud, telling that a criminal tried taking him and Roe for tens of thousands of dollars. DiStefano, after doing a deep investigative dive, tells what he discovered as reasons as to why this is happening, and why it’s being left largely unchecked by those who are supposed to hold the workers accountable. (Photo by Getty Images)
In today’s second hour, Dom welcomes former State Senator Vince Fumo back onto the Dom Giordano Program, to discuss his role in launching the Mayoral career of Jim Kenney. First, Fumo cuts straight to the topic at hand, explaining why he decided to help ‘Jimmy’ get his spot on City Council, telling of the initial intentions of the later Mayor. Fumo speaks highly of the Mayor he once knew, but tells that even he is shocked at what Mayor Kenney has become. Then, Fumo further expands into local politics, discussing how things have changed since he served Philadelphia. In addition, Fumo offers an update on the Columbus Statue in South Philadelphia. (Photo by Neilson Barnard/Getty Images for New York Times)
Dom welcomes back Fox29 reporter Steve Keeley, who takes the audience inside the horrific situation that played out on the Parkway during yesterday’s July 4th fireworks in Philadelphia, with shots fired causing a huge panic and two officers shot but in stable condition. Keeley gives a first hand, on the ground account of the situation, telling of the tension and fear that many had. Then, Keeley reveals the resignation of SEPTA Police Chief Thomas Nestel, telling why the official has decided to retire. In addition, Keeley offers an update on where political powerhouses stand on the leadership of Mayor Kenney, forecasting who may throw their hat in the ring for a run for the position. (Photo by Getty Images)
Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by discussing the horrific incident that played out at yesterday’s July 4th fireworks in Philadelphia, with two officers shot and thousands fleeing away from gunshots in a panic just as the fireworks began. Giordano takes aim at Mayor Kenney, District Attorney Larry Krasner, and progressive policies that have largely contributed to this march down the current tragic path for Philadelphia.
Then, Dom welcomes back Fox29 reporter Steve Keeley, who takes the audience inside the horrific situation that played out on the Parkway during yesterday’s July 4th fireworks in Philadelphia, with shots fired causing a huge panic and two officers shot but in stable condition. Keeley gives a first hand, on the ground account of the situation, telling of the tension and fear that many had. Then, Keeley reveals the resignation of SEPTA Police Chief Thomas Nestel, telling why the official has decided to retire. In addition, Keeley offers an update on where political powerhouses stand on the leadership of Mayor Kenney, forecasting who may throw their hat in the ring for a run for the position. (Photo by Mark Makela/Getty Images)
In today’s third hour, Dom leads off by telling of some ridiculous comments made on Twitter by former NBA player Rex Chapman, who alleged that Clarence Thomas isn’t truly black because he’s never been pictured at an NBA game. Then, Dom takes a call from a woman who tells him that gubernatorial candidate Doug Mastriano has agreed to appear at the Glenside July 4th party. Then, Dom circles back to a conversation about his interview last hour with Kathy Barnette, discussing with callers whether or not she needs to throw her support behind her former opponent Dr. Mehmet Oz in the primary. (Photo by Slaven Vlasic/Getty Images for Advertising Week New York)
Dom Giordano, WPHT host and former teacher, has dedicated much of his daily show toward parents who are taking it into their own hands to push back against school boards that have a negative impact on their children. This has culminated in a weekly podcast on education, Readin', Writin', and Reason, which has allowed wonderful relationships to develop between Giordano, educators, and parents throughout the country who are speaking out against overbearing school boards.
First, Dom welcomes in Pennsylvania State Senator Scott Martin, who helps to unpack his proposed Senate Bill 1278, which aims to limit sexual content in Pennsylvania schools, but has been twisted and called Pennsylvania’s version of Florida’s ‘Don’t Say Gay Bill.’ Sen. Martin breaks down exactly what is in the bill, explaining why he and others have taken up this fight, and tells that it does things like protect children from incredibly sexual imagery that wouldn’t be exposed to children anywhere else.
Then, Dom welcomes in a student by the name of Daniel, who emailed the show after he alleges he lost his internship at a local Fitness Club for his political views, after he expressed his support for former President Donald Trump when being pressed by students. Daniel, who grew up in Reading, PA, traveled from Texas to take an internship in Philadelphia as a youth tennis coach, hoping to bolster his resume with experience at the very respected Club. Last Friday, he was working with students when they asked him who, between Biden and Trump, he preferred. Daniel tells us that he felt the need to tell the truth, which made it back to parents, who seemingly demanded that he be terminated for his political views. After catching wind of the story, Jim Worthington, owner of the Newtown Athletic Club, was disappointed to hear of the injustice and was generous enough to offer his help to Daniel. Jim tells Dom that he’s disappointed to report that the NAC doesn’t have tennis courts, but would be happy to either provide him employment in another field or help connect Daniel with plugged in individuals in the tennis industry.
Then, Dom welcomes Christian Toto of HollywoodInToto.com back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss multiple stories in the world of entertainment. First, Dom tells listeners about Toto’s great new book Virtue Bombs: How Hollywood Got Woke and Lost Its Soul with Toto telling where people can find it. Then, Giordano asks Toto for his review on the new Elvis biopic, with Toto telling how much he loved Austin Butler’s performance as the musical legend. Then, Dom asks Toto for some patriotic films that are worth watching over the July 4th holiday weekend, with the critic recommending 12 Strong, which focuses on the war on Afghanistan,and United 93, which tells the story of the victims of September 11, 2001. (Photo by Chris Hyde/Getty Images)
After seeing a post on Philadelphia sports blog Crossing Broad in which author Kyle Pagan wrote that he'd be willing to ditch Wawa for Sheetz if they don't offer a similar promotion of reduced gas prices, Dom and Dan discuss whether they'd follow as well. (Photo by Getty Images)
Then, Dom welcomes in Andrew C. McCarthy, legal analyst for Fox News and editor for National Review, back onto the Dom Giordano Program to get his legal expertise on the information coming out of the January 6th hearings being held in Washington, D.C. First, Giordano asks McCarthy for his general thoughts on the situation, with McCarthy explaining that much of what Cassidy Hutchinson said was hearsay, which in a way protects her in case the information she was given was false. In addition, McCarthy and Giordano examine different aspects of Hutchinson’s testimony, and McCarthy tells what this may mean for political discourse moving forward. (Photo by Andrew Harnik-Pool/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s final hour, Dom welcomes in a student by the name of Daniel, who emailed the show after he alleges he lost his internship at a local Fitness Club for his political views, after he expressed his support for former President Donald Trump when being pressed by students. Daniel, who grew up in Reading, PA, traveled from Texas to take an internship in Philadelphia as a youth tennis coach, hoping to bolster his resume with experience at the very respected Club. On Friday, he was working with students when they asked him who, between Biden and Trump, he preferred. Daniel tells us that he felt the need to tell the truth, which made it back to parents, who seemingly demanded that he be terminated for his political views. After catching wind of the story, Jim Worthington, owner of the Newtown Athletic Club, was disappointed to hear of the injustice and was generous enough to offer his help to Daniel. Jim tells Dom that he’s disappointed to report that the NAC doesn’t have tennis courts, but would be happy to either provide him employment in another field or help connect Daniel with plugged in individuals in the tennis industry. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by offering his take on the groundbreaking testimony yesterday from Mark Meadows aide Cassidy Hutchinson at the January 6th hearings, who alleges that President Trump attacked a Secret Service agent in an attempt to aid the insurrection. Giordano tells of reporting from NBC and ABC which runs counter to the testimony, with Secret Service agents offering to testify that Hutchinson was not accurate in her testimony.
Then, Dom welcomes in Andrew C. McCarthy, legal analyst for Fox News and editor for National Review, back onto the Dom Giordano Program to get his legal expertise on the information coming out of the January 6th hearings being held in Washington, D.C. First, Giordano asks McCarthy for his general thoughts on the situation, with McCarthy explaining that much of what Cassidy Hutchinson said was hearsay, which in a way protects her in case the information she was given was false. In addition, McCarthy and Giordano examine different aspects of Hutchinson’s testimony, and McCarthy tells what this may mean for political discourse moving forward. (Photo by Brandon Bell/Getty Images)
In today’s final hour, Dom welcomes in a student by the name of Daniel, who emailed the show after he alleges he lost his internship at a local Fitness Club for his political views, after he expressed his support for former President Donald Trump when being pressed by students. Daniel, who grew up in Reading, PA, traveled from Texas to take an internship in Philadelphia as a youth tennis coach, hoping to bolster his resume with experience at the very respected Club. On Friday, he was working with students when they asked him who, between Biden and Trump, he preferred. Daniel tells us that he felt the need to tell the truth, which made it back to parents, who seemingly demanded that he be terminated for his political views. After catching wind of the story, Jim Worthington, owner of the Newtown Athletic Club, was disappointed to hear of the injustice and was generous enough to offer his help to Daniel. Jim tells Dom that he’s disappointed to report that the NAC doesn’t have tennis courts, but would be happy to either provide him employment in another field or help connect Daniel with plugged in individuals in the tennis industry. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom leads off the Dom Giordano Program by dissecting the Supreme Court decision concerning the 2nd Amendment, playing back a news report telling of a spike in carry permit requests in Washington Township, NJ. Dom finds this as a positive, and tells of the necessity of protection, particularly with a recent spike in crime. This causes Giordano to provide multiple examples, telling of a horrific situation in which a Philadelphia man was beaten by 4 teens leaving him with brain damage, and a designated driver who was shot in a Philadelphia bar after a night of Top Golf. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Dom leads off the Dom Giordano Program by circling back to the push by Harrisburg Republicans to impeach and hold accountable Philadelphia District Attorney Larry Krasner for his role in the skyrocketing crime in Philadelphia. Then, after playing today’s Money Melody, Giordano teases his next guest, PA State Sen. Scott Martin, who has introduced a bill that has been twisted by the media and called Pennsylvania’s ‘Don’t Say Gay’ bill.
Then, Dom welcomes in the aforementioned State Senator Scott Martin, who helps to unpack his proposed Senate Bill 1278, which aims to limit sexual content in Pennsylvania schools, but has been twisted and called Pennsylvania’s version of Florida’s ‘Don’t Say Gay Bill.’ Sen. Martin breaks down exactly what is in the bill, explaining why he and others have taken up this fight, and tells that it does things like protect children from incredibly sexual imagery that wouldn’t be exposed to children anywhere else. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom welcomes Montgomery County GOP Chair Liz Preate-Havey back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss the political implications of the decisions coming out of the Supreme Court. First, Giordano asks for Preate-Havey to weigh how much pull the reversal of Roe v. Wade will have on midterm elections both locally and nationally. Then, Giordano and Preate-Havey dive into a conversation centered on the gubernatorial race between Josh Shapiro and Doug Mastriano and the Senate race between John Fetterman and Dr. Mehmet Oz. After that, Giordano asks Preate-Havey about the negative implications of a Shapiro win, with both Giordano and Preate-Havey telling of the long-spanning tentacles that relate all the way back to national politics.
Then, Tom Homan, former Acting Director of the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement, joins the Dom Giordano Program to discuss the horrific news at the border after authorities found a trailer filled with around 50 dead migrants illegally crossing the border. First, Dom asks Homan about a similar incident he spoke of this morning on Fox News, telling how deeply affected he was by such a horrible scene. Then, Giordano asks Homan for his thoughts on the Biden administration approach to immigration, with Homan comparing and contrasting the efforts to strengthen the border in the Trump administration. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by discussing the pervasive lawlessness taking over the country under Progressive rule. First, Giordano tells of an absolutely horrific situation down at the border, with nearly 50 migrants found dead in a truck trailer. Then, Giordano swings into a conversation about local lawlessness, revealing developments coming out of Harrisburg concerning a potential impeachment of Philadelphia District Attorney Larry Krasner. Dom tells about an exchange before a vote to determine a judiciary committee to investigate Krasner, playing back a clip of a local representative who tried arguing that Republicans are not listening to Philadelphians, even after a heart wrenching press conference last week featuring the victims of violence in Philadelphia.
Then, Pennsylvania State Representative Joshua Kail joins the Dom Giordano Program to discuss the impeachment process of Philadelphia District Attorney Larry Krasner he helped launch, hoping to hold the official accountable for a crime spike in the city. First, Giordano asks Kail about the step-by-step process of what will happen now that an investigative committee has been approved. Then, Rep. Kail retorts claims that he, being an outsider, should not have any power to hold local officials accountable. Also, Kail discusses the media coverage, and tells what he hopes will ultimately result from this investigation. (Photo by Clemens Bilan - Pool/Getty Images)
After joking that he'd love to have a call from the beach, friend of the show Liz Preate-Havey texts in that she'll join to have a SCOTUS conversation live from the Jersey Shore. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom Giordano and his producer Dan discuss the effects that inflation will have on upcoming July 4th cookouts. (Photo by Getty Images)
In today’s second hour, Dom welcomes Montgomery County GOP Chair Liz Preate-Havey back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss the political implications of the decisions coming out of the Supreme Court. First, Giordano asks for Preate-Havey to weigh how much pull the reversal of Roe v. Wade will have on midterm elections both locally and nationally. Then, Giordano and Preate-Havey dive into a conversation centered on the gubernatorial race between Josh Shapiro and Doug Mastriano and the Senate race between John Fetterman and Dr. Mehmet Oz. After that, Giordano asks Preate-Havey about the negative implications of a Shapiro win, with both Giordano and Preate-Havey telling of the long-spanning tentacles that relate all the way back to national politics. (Photo by Mario Tama/Getty Images)
Pennsylvania State Representative Joshua Kail joins the Dom Giordano Program to discuss the impeachment process of Philadelphia District Attorney Larry Krasner he helped launch, hoping to hold the official accountable for a crime spike in the city. First, Giordano asks Kail about the step-by-step process of what will happen now that an investigative committee has been approved. Then, Rep. Kail retorts claims that he, being an outsider, should not have any power to hold local officials accountable. Also, Kail discusses the media coverage, and tells what he hopes will ultimately result from this investigation. (Photo by Getty Images)
Tom Homan, former Acting Director of the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement, joins the Dom Giordano Program to discuss the horrific news at the border after authorities found a trailer filled with around 50 dead migrants illegally crossing the border. First, Dom asks Homan about a similar incident he spoke of this morning on Fox News, telling how deeply affected he was by such a horrible scene. Then, Giordano asks Homan for his thoughts on the Biden administration approach to immigration, with Homan comparing and contrasting the efforts to strengthen the border in the Trump administration. (Photo by Megan Varner/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes in the aforementioned State Senator Scott Martin, who helps to unpack his proposed Senate Bill 1278, which aims to limit sexual content in Pennsylvania schools, but has been twisted and called Pennsylvania’s version of Florida’s ‘Don’t Say Gay Bill.’ Sen. Martin breaks down exactly what is in the bill, explaining why he and others have taken up this fight, and tells that it does things like protect children from incredibly sexual imagery that wouldn’t be exposed to children anywhere else. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom and producer Dan announce the next developments coming out of Harrisburg, as State lawmakers prepare to hold Philadelphia District Attorney Larry Krasner accountable for the lawlessness pervading Philadelphia. (Photo by Getty Images)
Then, Fox News host Shannon Bream, author of the new The Mothers and Daughters of the Bible Speak: Lessons on Faith from Nine Biblical Families, joins the Dom Giordano Program to break down monumental decisions concerning faith coming out of the Supreme Court. First, Giordano asks Bream about the Supreme Court case involving Bremerton High School coach Joe Kennedy, who was fired from his position as head football coach for praying with students after football games. Bream breaks down the case in-depth, dissecting the Justices decision, and explaining why this is a huge positive for religious freedom. (Photo by Dave Kotinsky/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes Latrice Booker, Director of Philadelphia’s HOPE Pregnancy Center, back onto the Dom Giordano Program after she joined the show a couple weeks ago after her building was vandalized after the leak of the Roe reversal, which was solidified into law late last week. First, Giordano asks Booker what this ruling means for organizations like HOPE, with Booker telling that the organization continues to move forward knowing the work needs to be done. Then, Booker takes Giordano through the help that the center provides to pregnant women, telling of the power of hope. Also, Booker tells listeners how they can get involved in their local pregnancy centers, and tells of MultiplyHope.Life. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Dom leads off the Dom Giordano Program by discussing the religious angle of the Roe v. Wade reversal, lamenting about a local reporter who has turned a strange direction on abortion after reporting on deeply Catholic issues. Then, Giordano jumps into a conversation centered on inflation, telling about the ridiculous gas prices both locally and nationally, and tells about the ridiculous price of movie tickets after seeing Elvis over the weekend.
Then, Dom welcomes Latrice Booker, Director of Philadelphia’s HOPE Pregnancy Center, back onto the Dom Giordano Program after she joined the show a couple weeks ago after her building was vandalized after the leak of the Roe reversal, which was solidified into law late last week. First, Giordano asks Booker what this ruling means for organizations like HOPE, with Booker telling that the organization continues to move forward knowing the work needs to be done. Then, Booker takes Giordano through the help that the center provides to pregnant women, telling of the power of hope. Also, Booker tells listeners how they can get involved in their local pregnancy centers, and tells of MultiplyHope.Life. (Photo by Getty Images)
In today’s second hour, Giordano continues where he left off, discussing the monumental decisions coming out of the Supreme Court. Dom takes a quick detour, giving the Vegas odds for the 2024 Presidential nominee, pointing out that Gov. Ron DeSantis in Florida has gained ground and now sits as an even bet with President Trump as the next Presidential nominee.
Then, Andrew C. McCarthy, Fox News legal expert and Contributing Editor at National Review, rejoins the Dom Giordano Program to offer his legal expertise to break down the monumental rulings from the Supreme Court. First, Giordano asks for McCarthy’s analysis in the Kennedy v. Bremerton case, in which the court ruled in favor of Coach Joe Kennedy, who was fired from his job as a football coach after praying with his students. After that, McCarthy and Dom discuss the reversal of the Roe decision, with McCarthy stressing the importance of allowing States and citizens to decide their laws. (Photo by Joe Raedle/Getty Images)
Andrew C. McCarthy, Fox News legal expert and Contributing Editor at National Review, rejoins the Dom Giordano Program to offer his legal expertise to break down the monumental rulings from the Supreme Court. First, Giordano asks for McCarthy’s analysis in the Kennedy v. Bremerton case, in which the court ruled in favor of Coach Joe Kennedy, who was fired from his job as a football coach after praying with his students. After that, McCarthy and Dom discuss the reversal of the Roe decision, with McCarthy stressing the importance of allowing States and citizens to decide their laws. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom and Dan are surprised to find out that gas stations have instituted a $175 hold on credit cards when customers swipe to get gas. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by discussing the monumental decisions coming out of the Supreme Court, offering his thoughts on both the reversal of Roe v. Wade and the result of the case involving Coach Joe Kennedy, who was fired from his job as a high school football coach after praying with students. Then, Giordano gives his review on the newly released Elvis, which he thought was done incredibly well, surprisingly giving credit to Tom Hanks for his role as Col. Tom Parker. Dom spends a good chunk of the hour discussing the political implications and potential fallout for Republicans in the midterms due to the reversal of Roe, and laments about bias in local coverage of the groundbreaking news.
Then, Fox News host Shannon Bream, author of the new The Mothers and Daughters of the Bible Speak: Lessons on Faith from Nine Biblical Families, joins the Dom Giordano Program to break down monumental decisions concerning faith coming out of the Supreme Court. First, Giordano asks Bream about the Supreme Court case involving Bremerton High School coach Joe Kennedy, who was fired from his position as head football coach for praying with students after football games. Bream breaks down the case in-depth, dissecting the Justices decision, and explaining why this is a huge positive for religious freedom. (Photo by Nathan Howard/Getty Images)
Today, Lou Pate took over and hosted the Dom Giordano Program while Dom enjoyed a couple rare days off. In today’s third hour, Pate continues the discussion centered on abortion, and tells about the negative implications in suggested changes to our election laws by Progressives. (Photo by Getty Images)
Today, Lou Pate took over and hosted the Dom Giordano Program while Dom enjoyed a couple rare days off. In the first hour, Pate spends the majority hour discussion the historic decision by the Supreme Court reversing Roe v. Wade. (Photo by Brandon Bell/Getty Images)
Today, Lou Pate took over and hosted the Dom Giordano Program while Dom enjoyed a couple rare days off. In today’s second hour, Pate continues the discussion centered on abortion and the decision by the Supreme Court to reverse Roe v. Wade. Also, Lou tells how the reaction by Democrats is a further example of their continued thirst for power over all aspects of our lives. (Photo by Anna Moneymaker/Getty Images)
Keith Hartzell, former Ocean City Councilman, joins the Dom Giordano Program to offer an update on ‘Club Ocean City,’ a regular gathering of underage teenagers drinking alcohol and smoking marijuana on the beach in Ocean City. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom Giordano, WPHT host and former teacher, has dedicated much of his daily show toward parents who are taking it into their own hands to push back against school boards that have a negative impact on their children. This has culminated in a weekly podcast on education, Readin', Writin', and Reason, which has allowed wonderful relationships to develop between Giordano, educators, and parents throughout the country who are speaking out against overbearing school boards.
First, Giordano welcomes John Toomey, father of slain teenager Sean Toomey, to discuss his impassioned speech in Harrisburg, in which he joined with other victims of violence in Philadelphia to call for the impeachment of Philadelphia District Attorney Larry Krasner.
Then, Betsy DeVos, former United States Secretary of Education under President Trump, rejoins the podcast to discuss her new book Hostages No More: The Fight for Education Freedom and the Future of the American Child. First, Giordano reads back a quote from a New York Post article examining a proposed ban on skirts, and ties this to President Biden’s stance on charter schools. DeVos expresses the benefits of charter schools, telling Giordano and listeners what they bring to the table that public schools don’t. Then, Giordano and DeVos discuss DeVos’ continue support for Title IX, with Dom asking for Betsy to tell what she’s done for women’s sports, and for an opinion on the decision by FINA to ban transgendered swimmers from competing unless they transition prior to 12 years old.
Today, Lou Pate took over and hosted the Dom Giordano Program while Dom enjoyed a couple rare days off. In today’s third hour, Pate plays back reactions from city officials and politicians after the Supreme Court decision concerning the Second Amendment. (Photo by Drew Angerer/Getty Images)
Today, Lou Pate took over and hosted the Dom Giordano Program while Dom enjoyed a couple rare days off. In today’s second hour, Pate drills into inflation and the economy, telling listener’s how Democrats have twisted the blame away from the party. (Photo by Getty Images)
Today, Lou Pate took over and hosted the Dom Giordano Program while Dom enjoyed a couple rare days off. In the first hour, Pate touches upon a Supreme Court decision that reduces gun restrictions in New York, and offers his opinion on the effort by Democrats to control the citizens of the United States. (Photo by Getty Images)
In today’s third hour, Dom continues broadcasting live from Mulligan’s on Dom Giordano Day in Wildwood, NJ. Dom welcomes in Mayor Pete Byron to co-host the entire hour, with the Mayor telling what’s been happening in Wildwood. Then, Mayor Byron surprises Giordano with a gift for Dom Giordano Day, bringing him a piece of the Wildwood boardwalk turned into a beautiful clock. Finally, Ray Didinger checks in to wish Dom a happy Dom Giordano Day, and tells Dom what he's been up to since retiring. Also, Didinger reveals what's next for his incredible play, Tommy and Me.
In today’s second hour, Dom continues broadcasting live from Dom Giordano Day at Mulligan’s Bar and Grill in Wildwood, NJ. First, Giordano welcomes in Michael Donahue, head of the Cape May County Republicans, to discuss a potential red wave coming to South Jersey. Then, Clarice Schillinger, founder of Keeping Kids in School PAC and Back to School PA, chimes in to congratulate Dom on his special day, telling what she’s been up to since running for Lieutenant Governor of Pennsylvania. Finally, Abington Police Chief Patrick Molloy stops over at the bar to discuss the continued spike of violence in Philadelphia and the local region. (Photo by Spencer Platt/Getty Images)
Today, Dom broadcasted live from Mulligan’s Bar and Grill in Wildwood, celebrating Dom Giordano Day after Mayor Pete Byron designated the celebratory day a couple years ago. First, Giordano welcomes in Johnny Z, owner of Mulligan’s, who tells us about a special drink being offered on location for the new holiday. Then, Keith Hartzell, former Ocean City Councilman, joins the Dom Giordano Program to offer an update on ‘Club Ocean City,’ a regular gathering of underage teenagers drinking alcohol and smoking marijuana on the beach in Ocean City. After that, Bill O’Reilly stops in to tell us about his newest entrant into the Killing series, and Steve Keeley joins in to congratulate Dom on his big day. (Photo by Getty Images)
In today’s final hour, Dom Giordano provides an update on the Supreme Court, as the country awaits a slate of decisions that feature abortion, gun rights, and religious freedom. Then, Giordano offers his opinion on new details that have emerged centered around the horrific Uvalde, TX School shooting, telling what went wrong and why police were at fault for much of what played out. Then, Giordano reveals a potential beer shortage prior to a large Irish festival and 4th of July as the beer distributor union prepares for a strike.
Then, John Siciliano, Executive Director of the Greater Wildwoods Tourism Improvement and Development Authority, returns to the Dom Giordano Program to welcome Dom back to Wildwood. Giordano and Siciliano discuss all the great things coming to the shore destination, including an upcoming concert by the Beach Boys. (Photo by Getty Images)
In today’s second hour, Wildwood Mayor Pete Byron returns to the Dom Giordano Program to discuss and promote tomorrow’s Dom Giordano Day live in Wildwood. First, Dom and Mayor Pete discuss the upcoming festivities tomorrow, then Mayor Pete gives an update on economic development in the city. Then, Giordano reveals that Kellogg Company, a long-time food juggernaut, will be breaking up into multiple different companies. Then, Giordano tells about a new educational ploy by the Navy to teach recruits about proper pronoun usage, asking whether our foes concern themselves with similar issues. After that, Giordano reveals a controversy that played out on Twitter after a Doctor suggested that teenage boys have been driven to the alt-right. (Photo by Getty Images)
Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by playing back clips from a heart-wrenching press conference held in Harrisburg today featuring families that were victimized by the policies of Philadelphia District Attorney Larry Krasner, telling why the time has come for accountability and change in the District Attorney’s office. Giordano spends the hour discussing the downfalls of policy decisions made by the District Attorney, and Dan takes umbrage with the lack of coverage by Philadelphia media.
Then, Giordano welcomes John Toomey back on the Dom Giordano Program to discuss his impassioned speech in Harrisburg, in which he joined with other victims of violence in Philadelphia to call for the impeachment of Philadelphia District Attorney Larry Krasner. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Giordano reveals the next steps in the plans of Republicans in Harrisburg as lawmakers try and hold Philadelphia District Attorney Larry Krasner accountable for the spike in violence we’re seeing in Philadelphia and the suburbs. Giordano tells about a Philadelphia Citizen article that focuses on the ways cities are handling ATV and dirt bikes, suggesting things that Philadelphia could do to make our streets safer. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom Giordano and his producer Dan Borowski discuss how cities across the country are addressing a spike in illegal dirt bikes and ATVs taking over their streets. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom Giordano tells about his weekend in Wildwood, lamenting about a hostess who couldn't get his name right. (Photo by Getty Images)
Fox News Host Pete Hegseth returns to the Dom Giordano Program to discuss his newest book, Battle for the American Mind: Uprooting a Century of Miseducation. First, Dom commends Hegseth on the new book, with Hegseth appreciating the positive review but telling of the importance in identifying the depth of the problem playing out in our public schools. In the new book and in the interview, Hegseth explores the modern public school system and the way that Progressives have utilized the institution as a tool to neutralize the basis of our Republic. Hegseth first takes us through the history of the Progressive influence on education, and gives examples of how indoctrination has been infused into today’s curricula. (Photo by Brett Carlsen/Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by discussing his trip down to Wildwood, as he begins his first week of the year broadcasting down the shore. Dom tells how much he’s looking forward to Wednesday, when Dom celebrates Dom Giordano Day at Mulligan’s Pub in Wildwood. Dan and Dom discuss the upcoming festivities, with Dom revealing the running results on who listeners can throw a football the furthest. Then, Giordano offers his forecast on the Supreme Court, telling that he expects decisions to start churning out later this week, with big news on the abortion, gun, and religion front facing tough decisions. Then, Giordano plays back a clip of President Joe Biden discussing the Juneteenth holiday, dissecting his words and explaining how they further divide the races.
Then, Fox News Host Pete Hegseth returns to the Dom Giordano Program to discuss his newest book, Battle for the American Mind: Uprooting a Century of Miseducation. First, Dom commends Hegseth on the new book, with Hegseth appreciating the positive review but telling of the importance in identifying the depth of the problem playing out in our public schools. In the new book and in the interview, Hegseth explores the modern public school system and the way that Progressives have utilized the institution as a tool to neutralize the basis of our Republic. Hegseth first takes us through the history of the Progressive influence on education, and gives examples of how indoctrination has been infused into today’s curricula. (Photo by Getty Images)
In today’s third hour, Dom welcomes Dr. Grazie Christie, Senior Fellow of the Catholic Association, onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss a concerning trend playing out across the country. Dr. Christie reveals that there have been now up to 25 instances of hate crimes against pro-life organizations, ranging from violence to vandalism, with complete silence from the national media. Dr. Christie tells what these pregnancy centers offer to communities, and tells of her disappointment in the media coverage, explaining why the news is so troubling.
Then, after playing his Money Melody for the day, Dom plays back a clip from Michigan’s Attorney General joking that there needs to be a drag queen in every school. Then, Giordano spends much of the hour discussing Pennsylvania gubernatorial candidate Doug Mastriano, explaining the importance of the Philadelphia region in the upcoming election and expressing his frustration in the candidate's continued ignorance toward the area. (Photo by Michael M. Santiago/Getty Images)
Dom Giordano, WPHT host and former teacher, has dedicated much of his daily show toward parents who are taking it into their own hands to push back against school boards that have a negative impact on their children. This has culminated in a weekly podcast on education, Readin', Writin', and Reason, which has allowed wonderful relationships to develop between Giordano, educators, and parents throughout the country who are speaking out against overbearing school boards.
First, Dom welcomes Latrice Booker, Director of the HOPE Pregnancy Center, onto the podcast after the pro-life center was attacked by pro-abortion groups with broken windows and vandalism. First, Giordano asks Booker for the mission statement of the Center, with Booker laying out the positive influences that HOPE has on the Philadelphia community. Then, Giordano asks Booker about the vandalism that took place over the weekend, with Booker telling of the situation and thankfully revealing that the inside of the organization was left untouched. Giordano asks whether there has been any media contact after the incident, with Booker affirming that many media outlets have indeed reached out although there hasn’t been much coverage.
Then, Stephanie Taub, Senior Counsel with the First Liberty Institute representing Coach Joe Kennedy in his Supreme Court case, returns to Readin' Writin' and Reason for an update on the case as it sits in the highest court of the country. Coach Joe Kennedy was suspended and later fired from his post as a High School football coach because he prayed with players after football games. The firing school district alleges that students felt uncomfortable and felt forced to partake in the prayer circles, with the Supreme Court deciding how this plays out in the frame of religious freedom. Taub tells that the representation team expects a verdict within the next 2 weeks, and defends her client’s stance against allegations levied his way by politicians and media members.
Dom Giordano and Producer Dan are joined by Merrill Reese (played by producer Jim Kelly), who's incredibly excited about the upcoming Dom Giordano Day on June 22nd in Wildwood at Mulligan's. (Photo by Getty Images)
In today’s third hour, Dom welcomes Dr. Grazie Christie, Senior Fellow of the Catholic Association, onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss a concerning trend playing out across the country. Dr. Christie reveals that there have been now up to 25 instances of hate crimes against pro-life organizations, ranging from violence to vandalism, with complete silence from the national media. Dr. Christie tells what these pregnancy centers offer to communities, and tells of her disappointment in the media coverage, explaining why the news is so troubling. (Photo by Getty Images)
Stephanie Taub, Senior Counsel with the First Liberty Institute representing Coach Joe Kennedy in his Supreme Court case, returns to the Dom Giordano Program for an update on the case as it sits in the highest court of the country. Coach Joe Kennedy was suspended and later fired from his post as a High School football coach because he prayed with players after football games. The firing school district alleges that students felt uncomfortable and felt forced to partake in the prayer circles, with the Supreme Court deciding how this plays out in the frame of religious freedom. Taub tells that the representation team expects a verdict within the next 2 weeks, and defends her client’s stance against allegations levied his way by politicians and media members. (Photo by Win McNamee/Getty Images)
Neal Zoren rejoins the Dom Giordano Program to tell us what’s worth watching on television. First, though, Zoren puts on his hat as a theater critic, offering his review of Fairview, a new play appearing at the Wilma Theater, in which a character asks for all the white audience members to leave their seat so the cast members could speak to black audience members. Then, Neal Zoren tells what he’s looking forward to in TV, revealing a new series starring Brian Cranston called Jerry and Marge Go Large on Paramount+. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Giordano leads off by updating a topic we discussed yesterday, telling of a rash of vandalism directed toward pro-life pregnancy centers, teasing an upcoming guest who wrote a piece on it for RealClearPolitics. Then, Dom, Dan and Jim have some fun discussing the upcoming Dom Giordano Day, with Jim breaking out some of his best impressions for a tease for the big day. Then, Giordano transitions into a conversation centered on the economy, playing back clips from Biden administrations officials hoping to reframe the blame away from the President.
Then, Neal Zoren rejoins the Dom Giordano Program to tell us what’s worth watching on television. First, though, Zoren puts on his hat as a theater critic, offering his review of Fairview, a new play appearing at the Wilma Theater, in which a character asks for all the white audience members to leave their seat so the cast members could speak to black audience members. Then, Neal Zoren tells what he’s looking forward to in TV, revealing a new series starring Brian Cranston called Jerry and Marge Go Large on Paramount+. (Photo by Alex Wong/Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by discussing some very positive news for Philadelphia, with FIFA announcing that the city will host at least one game during the 2026 World Cup. Dom spends the majority of the first half of the hour discussing whether soccer will ever emerge as a popular sport in the United States.
Then, Stephanie Taub, Senior Counsel with the First Liberty Institute representing Coach Joe Kennedy in his Supreme Court case, returns to the Dom Giordano Program for an update on the case as it sits in the highest court of the country. Coach Joe Kennedy was suspended and later fired from his post as a High School football coach because he prayed with players after football games. The firing school district alleges that students felt uncomfortable and felt forced to partake in the prayer circles, with the Supreme Court deciding how this plays out in the frame of religious freedom. Taub tells that the representation team expects a verdict within the next 2 weeks, and defends her client’s stance against allegations levied his way by politicians and media members. (Photo by Getty Images)
1210WPHT host Dom Giordano and his producer Dan Borowski bring a new podcast, Krasnerland: Crime Watch, a weekly chronicle of Philadelphia crime as it continues to skyrocket under District Attorney Larry Krasner.
To watch and join in on Krasnerland live every Thursday at 3:30PM ET, head to our Facebook page!
After reading a news story in which a 17 year old was murdered after a road rage incident while driving a rented Mercedes-Benz, Dan and Giordano try to figure out how a 17-year-old could rent a luxury vehicle. (Photo by Alexander Koerner/Getty Images)
Dom Giordano reveals that George Washington University will change their mascot away from their longtime Colonial mascot, due to the terms ties to colonization and racism. What's next?
In today’s third hour, Dom welcomes Latrice Booker, Director of the HOPE Pregnancy Center, onto the Dom Giordano Program after the pro-life center was attacked by pro-abortion groups with broken windows and vandalism. First, Giordano asks Booker for the mission statement of the Center, with Booker laying out the positive influences that HOPE has on the Philadelphia community. Then, Giordano asks Booker about the vandalism that took place over the weekend, with Booker telling of the situation and thankfully revealing that the inside of the organization was left untouched. Giordano asks whether there has been any media contact after the incident, with Booker affirming that many media outlets have indeed reached out although there hasn’t been much coverage. (Photo by Getty Images)
In today’s third hour, Dom welcomes Latrice Booker, Director of the HOPE Pregnancy Center, onto the Dom Giordano Program after the pro-life center was attacked by pro-abortion groups with broken windows and vandalism. First, Giordano asks Booker for the mission statement of the Center, with Booker laying out the positive influences that HOPE has on the Philadelphia community. Then, Giordano asks Booker about the vandalism that took place over the weekend, with Booker telling of the situation and thankfully revealing that the inside of the organization was left untouched. Giordano asks whether there has been any media contact after the incident, with Booker affirming that many media outlets have indeed reached out although there hasn’t been much coverage.
Then, Giordano spends the remainder of the show running through topics he covered throughout the previous two hours, including updates on the January 6th insurrection hearings and around the Biden administration’s approach to student loan forgiveness. (Photo by Getty Images)
In today’s second hour, Dom welcomes in West Virginia State Treasurer Riley Moore, who, along with 15 other State Treasurers, wrote a letter to the Biden administration centered in on the administration’s horribly detrimental stance on oil, a large contributor to the rampant inflation we’re seeing. First, Dom asks Moore why he and the other Treasurers have felt the need to take up the fight, with Moore telling of the negative implications that the policies have had on their state economies. Moore pontificates what the Biden administration should be doing to ramp up oil production, lamenting about their prioritizing of green energy over the economic health of Americans.
Then, Giordano spends much of the hour discussing the rampant violence in Philadelphia under the reign of Philadelphia District Attorney Larry Krasner, with producer Dan revealing a story telling of two carjackings in the usually safe suburban Bucks County. Then, Giordano expresses his frustration with the lack of coverage by local media to cover a horrific hate crime in North Philadelphia with a pro-life facility vandalized with broken windows and graffiti.(Photo by Getty Images)
In today’s second hour, Dom welcomes in West Virginia State Treasurer Riley Moore, who, along with 15 other State Treasurers, wrote a letter to the Biden administration centered in on the administration’s horribly detrimental stance on oil, a large contributor to the rampant inflation we’re seeing. First, Dom asks Moore why he and the other Treasurers have felt the need to take up the fight, with Moore telling of the negative implications that the policies have had on their state economies. Moore pontificates what the Biden administration should be doing to ramp up oil production, lamenting about their prioritizing of green energy over the economic health of Americans. (Photo by Getty Images)
Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by revealing some concerning news out of Philadelphia, telling of a pro-life pregnancy center in Philadelphia that was vandalized last weekend with smashed windows and graffiti. Sadly, Giordano reveals, this is not an anecdotal situation, with multiple pro-life centers throughout the country being attacked by a pro-choice group openly proclaiming that they’re terrorizing the centers. Dom links this back to national Democrats, telling how their violent rhetoric around the Supreme Court leak centered on Roe v. Wade has led to this situation. Also, Giordano reveals an upcoming press conference from Pennsylvania Republicans in which they’ll feature victims of Krasner telling their stories. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Dom welcomes Pennridge School District President Joan Cullen back onto the Dom Giordano Program, to gather her expertise on the decision by Central Bucks School District to change a school policy allowing the school board to ban books with sexual content. In the media, this decision has been framed as an attack against LGBTQ+ individuals. Giordano asks Cullen for the justification of such a ban, with Cullen telling why she’s pushed in her own school district for similar edicts. Giordano and Cullen discuss the intricacies of sexual education, with both stressing the importance of responsibility in what is shown and taught to children.
Then, after playing Dom’s Money Melody, producer Dan tells about a West Philadelphia café which is facing a forceful takeover on the grounds of wokeness. After that, Giordano returns back to national politics, discussing the stock market for the day and how it ties into the rampant inflation of the Biden administration. Dom then returns to a topic discussed earlier, an appearance by PA gubernatorial candidate Doug Mastriano on Ben Stein’s podcast, in which the host drew comparisons to Nazi Germany, which Giordano takes umbrage with. (Photo by Getty Images)
In today’s third hour, Dom welcomes Pennridge School District President Joan Cullen back onto the Dom Giordano Program, to gather her expertise on the decision by Central Bucks School District to change a school policy allowing the school board to ban books with sexual content. In the media, this decision has been framed as an attack against LGBTQ+ individuals. Giordano asks Cullen for the justification of such a ban, with Cullen telling why she’s pushed in her own school district for similar edicts. Giordano and Cullen discuss the intricacies of sexual education, with both stressing the importance of responsibility in what is shown and taught to children. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom Giordano reveals troubling stats relating to accidents caused by autonomous vehicles, and tells why he wouldn't want to own a self-driving car. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Giordano leads off the Dom Giordano Program by continuing the discussion from last year centered on Tom Hanks, with him and Dan discussing the trouble Hollywood will have in filling roles with actors who are allowed to play said role. Then, after calling on listeners to contact their representatives about the potential impeachment of Philadelphia District Attorney Larry Krasner, Giordano reveals some troubling facts about accidents caused by driverless cars. Then, Giordano offers his opinion on the way the President Biden is handling the oil crisis, explaining how it ties into inflation, which Biden is now trying to turn back on Republicans. After that, Giordano plays back a clip from Ibram X. Kendi on MSNBC, who argued that, by 3 years old, children have an adult-like concept of race. (Photo by Getty Images)
Giordano reveals comments made by actor Tom Hanks, who said that if he were offered his part in Philadelphia today, he wouldn’t take it in fear of disrespecting the LGBTQ+ community. (Photo by Chris Hyde/Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by discussing President Joe Biden’s speech in Philadelphia yesterday in front of the AFL-CIO, in which he tried selling student loan forgiveness to a bunch of blue-collar workers who have found great success without taking out student loans. Dan and Giordano discuss the hypocrisy of such a proposition, and ask for union members to dial in with their opinion. Then, Giordano forecasts the upcoming gubernatorial election in Pennsylvania, revealing promising polling results for Republican candidate Doug Mastriano. Then, Giordano reveals comments made by actor Tom Hanks, who said that if he were offered his part in Philadelphia today, he wouldn’t take it in fear of disrespecting the LGBTQ+ community. (Photo by Hannah Beier/Getty Images)
Dom Giordano plays back clips of Joe Biden's speech to the AFL-CIO in Philadelphia, honing in on the odd whispering and yelling employed by the President. (Photo by Hannah Beier/Getty Images)
Producer Dan and host Dom Giordano discuss why teens have specifically chosen Ocean City as the shore destination they've decided to transform into the Jersey Shore's hottest nightclub, rife with underage drinking and marijuana smoking. (Photo by Getty Images)
In today’s third hour, Dom Giordano welcomes attorney Wally Zimolong back to the Dom Giordano Program to discuss an ongoing lawsuit he’s working on with parents against the Tredyffrin/Easttown School District in Chester County. Today, Wally informed Giordano that he, along with America First Legal, have compiled 166 pages of documents proving that schools are using Critical Race Theory to transform education and indoctrinate children. Wally explains why he decided to take on such a task, discussing the repeated questioning of whether this was actually being taught in schools, telling of the need to draw lines proving that the propaganda is seeping into curricula. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Dom Giordano welcomes attorney Wally Zimolong back to the Dom Giordano Program to discuss an ongoing lawsuit he’s working on with parents against the Tredyffrin/Easttown School District in Chester County. Today, Wally informed Giordano that he, along with America First Legal, have compiled 166 pages of documents proving that schools are using Critical Race Theory to transform education and indoctrinate children. Wally explains why he decided to take on such a task, discussing the repeated questioning of whether this was actually being taught in schools, telling of the need to draw lines proving that the propaganda is seeping into curricula. Then, Giordano spends much of the remainder of the hour focusing on national politics, revealing recent polling results centered on President Joe Biden and his policies. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Rev. Mark Kelly Tyler, Senior Pastor of Mother Bethel AME, rejoins the Dom Giordano Program after speaking out against the Republican proposal of impeachment for Larry Krasner at a press conference held yesterday by the District Attorney’s office. Rev. Tyler clarifies to Giordano first that he doesn’t outright support Krasner, but instead supports democracy, and this mechanism further deteriorates and subverts the right to vote for Philadelphians. Then, Rev. Tyler get into the policies of Krasner himself, with Giordano asking for a justification for some very radical propositions, including the lack of prosecutions for illegal firearms.
Then, Giordano spends some time talking about Biden’s speech to the AFL-CIO today in Philadelphia, telling about the hypocrisy of selling high inflation and his socialistic policies to union members. Also, Giordano plays back a clip from Elizabeth Warren, who encourages people to not back down in their fight against the Supreme Court, less than a week after an attempted assassination on Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh. (Photo by Scott Heins/Getty Images)
Keith Hartzell, former Councilmember and Mayoral candidate in Ocean City, returns to the Dom Giordano Program to discuss the return of mobs of teenagers on the Ocean City boardwalk. First, Giordano asks Hartzell to set the stage, with Hartzell calling Ocean City’s beach the ‘newest and hottest night club in Ocean City,’ rife with underage drinking and illegal marijuana usage. Giordano asks Hartzell whether this stems from new marijuana laws in New Jersey, with Hartzell affirming that police officers hands are tied after the State re-wrote laws on how police can address juveniles. (Photo by Getty Images)
In today’s second hour, Rev. Mark Kelly Tyler, Senior Pastor of Mother Bethel AME, rejoins the Dom Giordano Program after speaking out against the Republican proposal of impeachment for Larry Krasner at a press conference held yesterday by the District Attorney’s office. Rev. Tyler clarifies to Giordano first that he doesn’t outright support Krasner, but instead supports democracy, and this mechanism further deteriorates and subverts the right to vote for Philadelphians. Then, Rev. Tyler get into the policies of Krasner himself, with Giordano asking for a justification for some very radical propositions, including the lack of prosecutions for illegal firearms. (Photo by Getty Images)
Pennsylvania State Representative Martina White returns to the Dom Giordano Program to discuss the motion set forth by her colleagues in the House to impeach Philadelphia District Attorney Larry Krasner. First, Giordano apologizes to White for laying into her approach in addressing Krasner, telling how he didn’t know how the cogs were moving behind the scenes. Then, Giordano asks White why no Representatives signed on from the Philadelphia region, with White stressing the importance of the authorship coming from those with a legal background. Then, Giordano asks White why House Republicans have decided to proceed with this, with Martina stressing the importance of public safety and holding elected officials accountable when they refuse to do their job. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom leads off the Dom Giordano Program by offering updates around the new push by Pennsylvania Republicans to impeach Philadelphia District Attorney Larry Krasner, telling of an email he received from a listener casting parts for a movie telling the story behind Krasner’s reign. Then, Giordano reveals some more news from the District Attorney’s office, revealing that the hyper-progressive lawmaker dropped charges against two violent Anti-Fa members who attacked and robbed two Marines. Then, Giordano updates some cases making their way through the Supreme Court, reading back a Sports Illustrated commentary about high school football coach Joe Kennedy who lost his job after holding prayer circles with his players.
Then, Pennsylvania State Representative Martina White returns to the Dom Giordano Program to discuss the motion set forth by her colleagues in the House to impeach Philadelphia District Attorney Larry Krasner. First, Giordano apologizes to White for laying into her approach in addressing Krasner, telling how he didn’t know how the cogs were moving behind the scenes. Then, Giordano asks White why no Representatives signed on from the Philadelphia region, with White stressing the importance of the authorship coming from those with a legal background. Then, Giordano asks White why House Republicans have decided to proceed with this, with Martina stressing the importance of public safety and holding elected officials accountable when they refuse to do their job.
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Dom Giordano takes a call from a listener by the name of Rick who is against the push by Pennsylvania Republicans to impeach Philadelphia District Attorney Larry Krasner. (Photo by Getty Images)0
Dom Giordano tells about an event he attended this weekend with Capt'n Chucky, where he got to meet some great listeners of the show. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom Giordano plays back clips from a press conference today held by Pennsylvania Republicans announcing impeachment charges against Philadelphia District Attorney Larry Krasner. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Giordano leads off by offering updates on the breaking news of a potential Philadelphia DA Larry Krasner impeachment. Then, Giordano switches course over to national politics, offering his take on the January 6th impeachment hearings, discussing former AG Bill Barr’s negative comments about Dinesh D’Souza’s 2000 Mules. Also, Giordano tells about his annoyance with golfer Phil Mickelson, who took a large deal to play golf in Saudi Arabia instead of the PGA. Then, Giordano loops back to the local breaking news of a potential Krasner impeachment. (Photo by Rob Carr/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Pennsylvania State Representative Torren Ecker rejoins the Dom Giordano Program after announcing today that he and other Republicans have put forth the articles of impeachment against Philadelphia District Attorney Larry Krasner. First, Ecker tells whether or not the Republicans are prepared for Krasner’s counter, after the District Attorney tried tying the potential impeachment to the insurrection and calling it racist, among other things. Ecker tells that crime has gotten to the point that enough is enough and something needs to be done to ensure the safety of Philadelphians and the competence of the economy. Then, Ecker tells Giordano about the process now that the articles have been drafted, with Ecker previewing a Senate vote and the potential for hearings.
Then, Dom offers an update on the live January 6th insurrection hearings, playing back a clip of former Attorney General Bill Barr undressing Dinesh D’Souza’s new documentary 2000 Mules. Giordano takes umbrage with Barr’s line of attack, explaining why Barr’s allegations of anecdotal evidence, and why, when piled together, the evidence warrants a trend. (Photo by Getty Images)
Pennsylvania State Representative Torren Ecker rejoins the Dom Giordano Program after announcing today that he and other Republicans have put forth the articles of impeachment against Philadelphia District Attorney Larry Krasner. First, Ecker tells whether or not the Republicans are prepared for Krasner’s counter, after the District Attorney tried tying the potential impeachment to the insurrection and calling it racist, among other things. Ecker tells that crime has gotten to the point that enough is enough and something needs to be done to ensure the safety of Philadelphians and the competence of the economy. Then, Ecker tells Giordano about the process now that the articles have been drafted, with Ecker previewing a Senate vote and the potential for hearings. (Photo by Scott Heins/Getty Images)
Bill O’Reilly returns to the Dom Giordano Program to discuss his newest entry into his Killing series, Killing the Killers, this time focusing on the global war against terrorism. O’Reilly reveals the success of his book, and tells why he believes people have embraced his Killing series. Also, O’Reilly offers his thoughts on the January 6th Insurrection hearings, explaining why he believes it to be a political circus. (Photo by Ilya S. Savenok/Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom leads off the Dom Giordano Program by providing some very uplifting news, telling that Pennsylvania Republicans have drafted and announced the articles and process of impeachment for Philadelphia District Attorney Larry Krasner. Giordano tells about the new push, explaining how things will work if they go according to the plan of Pennsylvania Republicans. Giordano reminds listeners how things have gotten to this point, telling of the rampant lawlessness in Philadelphia and the refusal of Krasner to do his job.
Then, Bill O’Reilly returns to the Dom Giordano Program to discuss his newest entry into his Killing series, Killing the Killers, this time focusing on the global war against terrorism. O’Reilly reveals the success of his book, and tells why he believes people have embraced his Killing series. Also, O’Reilly offers his thoughts on the January 6th Insurrection hearings, explaining why he believes it to be a political circus. (Photo by Getty Images)
Harry Hurley, ‘The Voice of the Jersey Shore,’ joins Dom live on remote while at Hofstra University for the Talker’s Convention. First, Giordano tells Hurley about Dom Giordano Day, with Hurley telling about one of the favorite moments of his career, when Atlantic City named his childhood street after him. Then, Giordano and Hurley jump into a conversation about Atlantic City, discussing the local economy as Unite Here Local 54, South Jersey’s largest labor union, prepares for a potential strike. Then, Giordano and Hurley hop into a conversation centered around national politics, with Hurley offering his thoughts on last night’s primetime hearing on the January 6th insurrection. (Photo by Getty Images)
Harry Hurley, ‘The Voice of the Jersey Shore,’ joins Dom live on remote while at Hofstra University for the Talker’s Convention. First, Giordano tells Hurley about Dom Giordano Day, with Hurley telling about one of the favorite moments of his career, when Atlantic City named his childhood street after him. Then, Giordano and Hurley jump into a conversation about Atlantic City, discussing the local economy as Unite Here Local 54, South Jersey’s largest labor union, prepares for a potential strike. Then, Giordano and Hurley hop into a conversation centered around national politics, with Hurley offering his thoughts on last night’s prime time hearing on the January 6th insurrection. (Photo by Stephanie Keith/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Dr. Mehmet Oz, the now official nominee as the Republican nominee for the upcoming U.S. Senate race in Pennsylvania, returns to the Dom Giordano Program for the first time since winning his primary election. First, Dr. Oz reveals the pride he has for the campaign he run and for the opportunity to represent Pennsylvanians. Giordano asks Dr. Oz about his opponent John Fetterman, with Dr. Oz telling why electing the hyper-progressive would be detrimental to both Pennsylvania and the country. Then, Giordano takes Dr. Oz through the issues, asking for his thoughts on medical marijuana and a few other topics. (Photo by Michael M. Santiago/Getty Images)
In today’s second hour, Giordano leads off by playing back a clip from the interview with Congressman Scott Perry, in which the Representative alleges that Cheney’s suggestion that he sought a presidential pardon is a ‘shameless lie.’ Then, Giordano discusses an opinion piece in the Wall Street Journal in which the author writes about his Grandson who is paying his way through college while involved in extracurriculars, telling how the student loan debate has turned his incredibly active Grandson doing the right thing into what society considers a ‘chump.’
Then, Neal Zoren returns to the Dom Giordano Program to discuss what’s worth watching on television this week. First, Zoren offers a review of Under the Banner of Heaven, highlighting a great performance by Andrew Garfield as he questions his faith while investigating a murder. Then, Zoren gives his review of the newest season of Stranger Things, telling why he has never been able to fully invest in the series. Also, Zoren gives his thoughts on Adam Sandler’s Philadelphia film Hustle, and tells why he’s never been able to get into the Apple TV series For All Mankind which returns tonight. (Photo by Paul Morigi/Getty Images for MoveOn)
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by discussing the first night of the January 6th Insurrection Hearings that took over prime time television last night, explaining how he believes the Democrats fell short in living up to the hype that they drove around the event. Dom offers his analysis of what was presented by the Democrats, with producer Dan also giving away his biggest takeaways.
Then, Giordano welcomes Congressman Scott Perry onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss the first night of hearings into the January 6th Insurrection. Last night, Republican Liz Cheney alleged that Rep. Perry sought a presidential pardon for his attempt to overturn the 2020 election. Giordano asks for a response, with Perry telling that Cheney’s words were a ‘shameless lie.’ Giordano and Perry discuss the authenticity of the trial, with Perry asking questions that need to also be asked of Democrats for their role in the heated political environment.
To wrap up the hour, Joe Sibilia, former producer for the Dom Giordano Program, drops into Dom’s remote broadcast studio at Hofstra University to join live on the show. Sibilia provides an update on his career, and previews an upcoming podcast that he’s doing with the New York Friars Club. (Photo by Jabin Botsford-Pool/Getty Images)
Giordano welcomes Congressman Scott Perry onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss the first night of hearings into the January 6th Insurrection. Last night, Republican Liz Cheney alleged that Rep. Perry sought a presidential pardon for his attempt to overturn the 2020 election. Giordano asks for a response, with Perry telling that Cheney’s words were a ‘shameless lie.’ Giordano and Perry discuss the authenticity of the trial, with Perry asking questions that need to also be asked of Democrats for their role in the heated political environment. (Photo by Kevin Dietsch/Getty Images)
Last night, Republican Liz Cheney alleged that Rep. Perry sought a presidential pardon for his attempt to overturn the 2020 election. Giordano asks for a response, with Perry telling that Cheney’s words were a ‘shameless lie.’ (Photo by Win McNamee/Getty Images)
Dom Giordano, WPHT host and former teacher, has dedicated much of his daily show toward parents who are taking it into their own hands to push back against school boards that have a negative impact on their children. This has culminated in a weekly podcast on education, Readin', Writin', and Reason, which has allowed wonderful relationships to develop between Giordano, educators, and parents throughout the country who are speaking out against overbearing school boards.
First, Wendell Young IV, President of the United Food and Commercial Workers Local 1776, rejoins the podcast to discuss the push by union leaders to drive support for student loan forgiveness. Young, who also supports forgiving student loans, explains why he believes the issue is a win for unions, with Giordano pushing back on the hypocrisies of paying for an education that many union members didn’t themselves receive.
Then, for a countering view, Dave White, former candidate for Governor of Pennsylvania, joins the podcast to discuss what he has been up to since Election Day. First, Giordano asks for an update, with White reflecting positively on the campaign he ran. Then, Giordano asks White’s opinion on the push by labor unions to support student loan forgiveness, with White explaining the shift in political ideology by laborers. White and Giordano discuss the hypocrisy of such a suggestion, with White explaining the benefits reaped by those who did not attend college.
Dom Giordano has a big announcement for his listeners, a live celebration in Wildwood for Dom Giordano Day! Dom will be broadcasting live on June 22 from Mulligan's Sports Bar and Grill. Join us!
South Philadelphia activist Leighanne Savloff rejoins the Dom Giordano Program. Leighanne first came onto our radar after grilling former Governor Ed Rendell over his association with Safe Injection Sites. Yesterday, in a community meeting, Savloff grilled Philadelphia DA Larry Krasner over his lack of support for police officers. Savloff tells us why she decided to speak up, and what she'd like to see change to better the lives of Philadelphians. (Photo by Mark Makela/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Dom leads off the Dom Giordano Program by reigniting the conversation centered around the Democratic theatrical hearings tonight on the January 6th insurrection. Giordano explains how he thinks this is a ploy to reframe the narrative away from inflation and crime. Then, after playing Dom’s Money Melody for the day, Giordano circles over to a conversation about the alleged assassination attempt of Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh, stressing the importance of security for similar officials.
In addition, South Philadelphia activist Leighanne Savloff rejoins the Dom Giordano Program. Leighanne first came onto our radar after grilling former Governor Ed Rendell over his association with Safe Injection Sites. Yesterday, in a community meeting, Savloff grilled Philadelphia DA Larry Krasner over his lack of support for police officers. Savloff tells us why she decided to speak up, and what she'd like to see change to better the lives of Philadelphians.
Joe DiStefano, business journalist for the Philadelphia Inquirer, rejoins the Dom Giordano Program after an email feud with producer Dan. Yesterday, Dan explains, he took a highly aggressive approach in asking DiStefano why he refuses to mention Krasner, particularly in a story in which the writer spoke with business owners on South Street after the horrific mass shooting. DiStefano explains the reporting, telling of his role with the paper, and offers his forecast on Philadelphia’s economy. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom Giordano expresses frustration with the softball line of questioning employed by Jimmy Kimmel in President Joe Biden's first interview since the Super Bowl. (Photo by Jon Kopaloff/Getty Images)
In today’s second hour, Philadelphia GOP leader and State Representative Martina White rejoins the Dom Giordano Program to discuss a new bill passed in an effort to strengthen protections around women’s sports and Title IX. Martina explains the reasoning behind the bill, discussing the struggles of female athletes as society tries to figure out a fair avenue for transgendered athletes. Martina explains that women deserve an equal opportunity for fair play, telling her personal experience as an athlete and the importance of offering the same opportunities that she was given. (Photo by Getty Images)
Congressman Jim Jordan returns to the Dom Giordano Program to preview tonight’s theatrical show centered around the January 6th insurrection. First, Dom jokingly asks Jordan who he thinks should sponsor tonight’s primetime special, suggesting baby formula, with Jordan suggesting ABC News, pointing to the hiring of a former ABC News producer to produce tonight’s event. Then, Giordano and Jordan discuss the decision to not allow counter-opinions on the hearing special, with Jordan lamenting about the clearly partisan way things are being handled for the special. Jordan offers his thoughts on January 6th, giving question he thinks needs to be asked of Democrats such as Nancy Pelosi in order to get real answers about the event. (Photo by Kevin Dietsch/Getty Images)
Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by previewing tonight’s overly produced hearing centered on the January 6th riot. Giordano points out the hypocrisy in making a show of something like this, particularly after a man was caught brandishing a gun and knife outside Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh’s house. Giordano plays back clips from Democrats encouraging such violent acts, with Senator Chuck Schumer telling Kavanaugh that he’d “pay the price” while encouraging protests after the unprecedented Supreme Court leak. Also, Giordano tells about a meeting in Queens Village addressing gun violence after the horrific shooting on South Street, playing back a clip of Leighanne Savloff asking Krasner whether he supports police. Then, Giordano plays back clips from President Joe Biden’s appearance on Jimmy Kimmel’s show, pointing out the obvious bias in Kimmel’s questioning in the first interview of the President since the Super Bowl. (Photo by Jon Cherry/Getty Images)
In today’s second hour, Philadelphia GOP leader and State Representative Martina White rejoins the Dom Giordano Program to discuss a new bill passed in an effort to strengthen protections around women’s sports and Title IX. Martina explains the reasoning behind the bill, discussing the struggles of female athletes as society tries to figure out a fair avenue for transgendered athletes. Martina explains that women deserve an equal opportunity for fair play, telling her personal experience as an athlete and the importance of offering the same opportunities that she was given.
Then, Joe DiStefano, business journalist for the Philadelphia Inquirer, rejoins the Dom Giordano Program after an email feud with producer Dan. Yesterday, Dan explains, he took a highly aggressive approach in asking DiStefano why he refuses to mention Krasner, particularly in a story in which the writer spoke with business owners on South Street after the horrific mass shooting. DiStefano explains the reporting, telling of his role with the paper, and offers his forecast on Philadelphia’s economy. (Photo by Getty Images)
In today’s third hour, Dave White, former candidate for Governor of Pennsylvania, returns to the Dom Giordano Program to discuss what he has been up to since Election Day. First, Giordano asks for an update, with White reflecting positively on the campaign he ran. Then, Giordano asks White’s opinion on the push by labor unions to support student loan forgiveness, with White explaining the shift in political ideology by laborers. White and Giordano discuss the hypocrisy of such a suggestion, with White explaining the benefits reaped by those who did not attend college. (Photo by Getty Images)
Wendell Young IV, President of the United Food and Commercial Workers Local 1776, rejoins the Dom Giordano Program to discuss the push by union leaders to drive support for student loan forgiveness. Young, who also supports forgiving student loans, explains why he believes the issue is a win for unions, with Giordano pushing back on the hypocrisies of paying for an education that many union members didn’t themselves receive. (Photo by Getty Images)
Matt Rooney, weekend host at 1210WPHT and proprietor of SaveJersey.com, returns to the Dom Giordano Program to break down the primary elections in New Jersey. (Photo by Getty Images0
In today’s third hour, Dave White, former candidate for Governor of Pennsylvania, returns to the Dom Giordano Program to discuss what he has been up to since Election Day. First, Giordano asks for an update, with White reflecting positively on the campaign he ran. Then, Giordano asks White’s opinion on the push by labor unions to support student loan forgiveness, with White explaining the shift in political ideology by laborers. White and Giordano discuss the hypocrisy of such a suggestion, with White explaining the benefits reaped by those who did not attend college.
Then, Giordano plays back a clip of Kevin Bacon awarding a Peabody award for a PBS documentary that paints a glowing picture of District Attorney Larry Krasner, taking umbrage with the lack of research that went into the announcement. Bacon, in the announcement, paints a wholly positive and revolutionary image of Krasner, while crime continues to skyrocket and negatively affect Philadelphians. (Photo by Presley Ann/Getty Images for TCM)
In today’s second hour, Giordano leads off by offering updates on the alleged assassination attempt of Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh, and moves into updating the situation that unfolded over the weekend in South Street. Then, Dom discusses Matthew McConaughey’s speech on school shootings yesterday after the Uvalde tragedy, asking what he brings to the political discussion. In addition, Dom takes calls from listeners hoping to speak about the interview with Wendell Young IV. Then, Matt Rooney, weekend host at 1210WPHT and proprietor of SaveJersey.com, returns to the Dom Giordano Program to break down the primary elections in New Jersey. (Photo by Win McNamee/Getty Images)
Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by discussing the breaking news as he starts the show, telling of an arrest made of a 26 year old man who allegedly had intentions to assassinate Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh. Then, Giordano announces the recall of George Gascon, District Attorney of Los Angeles, explaining why a similar situation would be impossible in Pennsylvania for Philadelphia DA Larry Krasner. Giordano discusses the potential avenues for change since recall isn’t a political possibility, and explains what needs to be done in Philadelphia for people to wake up to the ills of Krasner.
Then, Wendell Young IV, President of the United Food and Commercial Workers Local 1776, rejoins the Dom Giordano Program to discuss the push by union leaders to drive support for student loan forgiveness. Young, who also supports forgiving student loans, explains why he believes the issue is a win for unions, with Giordano pushing back on the hypocrisies of paying for an education that many union members didn’t themselves receive. (Photo by Justin Sullivan/Getty Images)
In today’s third hour, former DA of Philadelphia Seth Williams, rejoins the Dom Giordano Program to discuss the horrific wake left by policies enacted by Philadelphia District Attorney Larry Krasner. First, though, Williams offers his entry for the Side Topic of the Day, offering up a second banana in John Oates to Daryl Hall, which peaks a conversation about the importance of having a quality number two. Then, Giordano and Williams get into the legacy of Larry Krasner, with Williams lamenting about the DA prioritizing lackadaisical sentencing and exonerations. Then, Giordano swings back over to a conversation centered on the January 6th hearings, which will take over primetime television this week. Giordano offers his thoughts on the situation, and explains how he believes this largely to be a ploy by the Democrats to re-adjust political discourse. (Photo by Getty Images)
In today’s third hour, former DA of Philadelphia Seth Williams, rejoins the Dom Giordano Program to discuss the horrific wake left by policies enacted by Philadelphia District Attorney Larry Krasner. First, though, Williams offers his entry for the Side Topic of the Day, offering up a second banana in John Oates to Daryl Hall, which peaks a conversation about the importance of having a quality number two. Then, Giordano and Williams get into the legacy of Larry Krasner, with Williams lamenting about the DA prioritizing lackadaisical sentencing and exonerations. (Photo by Scott Heins/Getty Images)
In today’s second hour, Dom leads off the Dom Giordano Program by discussing a new push by the country’s union to support college debt forgiveness. Giordano reveals that multiple unions have started the push, and pontificates with Dan why a group of individuals who did not go to college would support paying for others something they did not receive themselves. Giordano rebuffs one of the union bosses who referred to student debt as a ‘working man’s problem,’ take calls from frustrated union members. (Photo by Getty Images)
Kathy Barnette, former candidate for the Republican nominee for U.S. Senate in Pennsylvania, returns to the Dom Giordano Program to tell us what she’s been doing since Election Day. First, Giordano asks Kathy about statements she’s made about Fox News’ bias, after some questionable treatment, particularly from the Sean Hannity Show, during the election. Then, Giordano asks Barnette for her thoughts on the upcoming production centered on the January 6th insurrection, with Giordano highlighting reports that Barnette was involved in the situation. (Photo by Caroline Gutman/Getty Images)
In honor of the foundation of the Electoral College, Dom decides to re-work his top 10 founding fathers list, a usual tradition for July 4th. (Photo by Hulton Archive/Getty Images)
Giordano tells why he believes the overly ambitious production centered around the January 6th hearing is a ploy by Democrats to re-route political rhetoric away from Biden's mistakes. (Photo by Kevin Dietsch/Getty Images)
Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by continuing the discussion centered on crime in Philadelphia after the horrific weekend shooting on South Street, another chapter in a long story of rampant violence in Philadelphia. Then, Giordano switches into a conversation centered on the upcoming hearing on January 6th, telling about the grandiose production of a documentary that hopes to change political rhetoric away from inflation. Also, Dom asks Dan for an update on the preparation for his wedding, with Dan revealing that he has an upcoming cake tasting, which Dom questions. In addition, Giordano also hones in on local politics, discussing Doug Mastriano’s chances in the gubernatorial election, telling how much better the State would be if the Republican nominee is elected to office. (Photo by Al Drago/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Councilman Mark Squilla returns to the Dom Giordano Program to discuss the sad state of Philadelphia, after a mass shooting broke out on South Street, which should be a bastion of tourism. First, Squilla offers his thoughts on the state of the city, lamenting about the institutions that have allowed this to grow and persist. Then, Giordano asks Squilla what lawmakers can do, with Squilla speaking about the confusion of residents that has contributed to the pervasive lawlessness. Also, Squilla tells how he hopes to work with other officials to address the issue, and tells why he refuses to attack Krasner in the media.
Then, filmmaker Dinesh D’Souza rejoins the Dom Giordano Program to discuss the incredible success he’s seen with his new documentary 2000 Mules, which focuses on issues with mail-in balloting in the 2020 election. First, Giordano asks D’Souza whether this is his most popular documentary to date, with Dinesh telling why he believes the film has gotten such attention. Then, Giordano asks about a situation that played out on Fox News, with a member of True The Vote, an organization that’s a big portion of the film, disallowed from naming or discussing the film in an interview designated to promote the findings of the film. Also, Dinesh tells Giordano what he and True the Vote have uncovered since releasing the film, and the impact that the film has had on elections in Arizona, a big focus of the film.
Dom and Dan try to plan Dom's upcoming trip to Hofstra University for the annual Talker's Convention. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Giordano continues on with the conversation about the horrific incident on South Street, telling listeners what needs to be done in holding District Attorney Larry Krasner accountable so he actually does his job to prosecute crimes. Giordano explains Krasner’s role in the pervasive lawlessness in Philadelphia, explaining the lack of accountability that has led criminals to act out in the fashion that they have. Then, Giordano asks Dan and listeners for some advice as he prepares to travel to Long Island, New York, concerned about the potential for another 5.5 hour trip. (Photo by Scott Heins/Getty Images)
Philadelphia MAyor Jim Kenney holds a press conference after the horrific South Street shooting but refuses to name one of the main contributing factors to the lawlessness, District Attorney Larry Krasner. (Photo by Neilson Barnard/Getty Images for New York Times)
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by talking with an eyewitness to the horrific incident that unfolded on South Street as shooters fired shots leading to 3 deaths and multiple injuries to others. Eric Walsh, a worker for O’Neal’s Pub on South Street, was on the scene, balling up napkins to sop up the blood of an individual who later died. Walsh takes us through the night, telling what he saw as he was closing up the outdoor seating area, telling how he forced customers to shelter in place. Also, Walsh tells how the business has suffered since the incident, and offers what he thinks need to change to fix the violence in the city.
Then, after spending some time discussing the story with producer Dan, Fox29 Ace Reporter Steve Keeley rejoins the Dom Giordano Program to tell us what he’s learned about the horrific incident that played out on South Street over the weekend. Steve, who’s been reporting on the incident since it happened, tells us inside details, including the background of those involved. (Photo by Getty Images)
Then, filmmaker Dinesh D’Souza rejoins the Dom Giordano Program to discuss the incredible success he’s seen with his new documentary 2000 Mules, which focuses on issues with mail-in balloting in the 2020 election. First, Giordano asks D’Souza whether this is his most popular documentary to date, with Dinesh telling why he believes the film has gotten such attention. Then, Giordano asks about a situation that played out on Fox News, with a member of True The Vote, an organization that’s a big portion of the film, disallowed from naming or discussing the film in an interview designated to promote the findings of the film. Also, Dinesh tells Giordano what he and True the Vote have uncovered since releasing the film, and the impact that the film has had on elections in Arizona, a big focus of the film. (Photo by Justin Sullivan/Getty Images)
In today’s third hour, Councilman Mark Squilla returns to the Dom Giordano Program to discuss the sad state of Philadelphia, after a mass shooting broke out on South Street, which should be a bastion of tourism. First, Squilla offers his thoughts on the state of the city, lamenting about the institutions that have allowed this to grow and persist. Then, Giordano asks Squilla what lawmakers can do, with Squilla speaking about the confusion of residents that has contributed to the pervasive lawlessness. Also, Squilla tells how he hopes to work with other officials to address the issue, and tells why he refuses to attack Krasner in the media. (Photo by Getty Images)
Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by talking with an eyewitness to the horrific incident that unfolded on South Street as shooters fired shots leading to 3 deaths and multiple injuries to others. Eric Walsh, a worker for O’Neal’s Pub on South Street, was on the scene, balling up napkins to sop up the blood of an individual who later died. Walsh takes us through the night, telling what he saw as he was closing up the outdoor seating area, telling how he forced customers to shelter in place. Also, Walsh tells how the business has suffered since the incident, and offers what he thinks need to change to fix the violence in the city. (Photo by Getty Images)
Then, after spending some time discussing the story with producer Dan, Fox29 Ace Reporter Steve Keeley rejoins the Dom Giordano Program to tell us what he’s learned about the horrific incident that played out on South Street over the weekend. Steve, who’s been reporting on the incident since it happened, tells us inside details, including the background of those involved. (Photo by Getty Images)
1210WPHT host Dom Giordano and his producer Dan Borowski bring a new podcast, Krasnerland: Crime Watch, a weekly chronicle of Philadelphia crime as it continues to skyrocket under District Attorney Larry Krasner.
To watch and join in on Krasnerland live every Thursday at 3:30PM ET, head to our Facebook page!
Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Giordano leads off the Dom Giordano Program by offering his review on changes made to this year’s National Spelling Bee, playing back a clip of their own lightning round. Then, after playing Dom’s Money Melody, Giordano spends some time discussing the positive jobs numbers out of Washington, but points out that inflation continues to become more of a problem, using local gas stations charging over $5 a gallon as an example. Then, Giordano circles back to Pennsylvania’s election system, expressing his outrage and frustration with the continued back and forth over which ballot should be considered legal. Also, Dom tells of bonuses designated by Gov. Wolf for state employees, and takes callers from listeners annoyed with where funds are dedicated in the State while small businesses continue to struggle after the Pandemic. (Photo by Kevin Dietsch/Getty Images)
This week, Kellyanne Conway joined Dom Giordano for an exclusive virtual interview discussing her brand new memoir, Here's the Deal, live on Facebook for the 1210WPHT Speaker Series. In a wide-ranging discussion, Kellyanne took us through her upbringing in South Jersey, her time spent in the Trump administration, and her consulting during the Pennsylvania primary elections. To purchase the book, click here!
In today’s second hour, Giordano welcomes in Middletown, New Jersey Mayor Tony Perry after his town made headlines for being one of the first towns to go full-bore toward organizing armed police officers as school resource officers to help protect their schools. First, Giordano asks Perry about his longtime effort to get something like this into the town’s school districts, with Perry explaining the pushback he long received before finally getting his plan enacted. Then, Giordano asks Perry to tell why he feels this edict is important, with Perry telling positive stories he’s heard from parents and administrators about the police officers in their schools. (Photo by Getty Images)
Christian Toto of HollywoodInToto.com returns to the Dom Giordano Program to discuss multiple topics from the world of film and television. First, Dom asks Christian for his review of Top Gun, and asks whether Hollywood will make more patriotic films after seeing the success of the film. Then, Giordano asks Toto for his opinion on Dinesh D’Souza’s 2000 Mules, with Toto telling of a column that he wrote about the incredible success of the film. Also, Toto gives his review on the new documentary by Matt Walsh focusing on transgenderism called What Is A Woman? (Photo by Ken Ishii/Getty Images for Paramount Pictures)
Dom Giordano, WPHT host and former teacher, has dedicated much of his daily show toward parents who are taking it into their own hands to push back against school boards that have a negative impact on their children. This has culminated in a weekly podcast on education, Readin', Writin', and Reason, which has allowed wonderful relationships to develop between Giordano, educators, and parents throughout the country who are speaking out against overbearing school boards.
First, Clarice Schillinger, recent Lieutenant Governor candidate and founder of Keeping Kids in School PA, tells Giordano about her plans moving forward, to bring Keeping Kids in School to Washington to push for national change.
Then, Dom welcomes Congressman Jeff Van Drew in for a Memorial Day check-in to discuss a bill he’s proposing to try and strengthen security in schools. First, Dom asks for the Congressman’s overall thoughts on the 2nd Amendment, with Van Drew explaining the importance of the right to bear arms and why it’s a necessity for the United States of America. Then, Giordano and Van Drew discuss solutions for an epidemic of violence in schools, with Van Drew expressing lament over the amount of money dedicated to foreign affairs rather than keeping kids safe in schools.
In today’s second hour, Giordano welcomes in Middletown, New Jersey Mayor Tony Perry after his town made headlines for being one of the first towns to go full-bore toward organizing armed police officers as school resource officers to help protect their schools. First, Giordano asks Perry about his longtime effort to get something like this into the town’s school districts, with Perry explaining the pushback he long received before finally getting his plan enacted. Then, Giordano asks Perry to tell why he feels this edict is important, with Perry telling positive stories he’s heard from parents and administrators about the police officers in their schools.
Then, Giordano enters into a conversation about student loan debt, revealing a new report that Stacey Abrams has been instrumental in Biden’s new push to relieve debt. Giordano asks whether or not Abrams is a serious threat as a Democratic presidential contender, and plays back a clip from Kellyanne Conway who suggests that Elizabeth Warren is using it as a political strategy.
Then, Christian Toto of HollywoodInToto.com returns to the Dom Giordano Program to discuss multiple topics from the world of film and television. First, Dom asks Christian for his review of Top Gun, and asks whether Hollywood will make more patriotic films after seeing the success of the film. Then, Giordano asks Toto for his opinion on Dinesh D’Souza’s 2000 Mules, with Toto telling of a column that he wrote about the incredible success of the film. Also, Toto gives his review on the new documentary by Matt Walsh focusing on transgenderism called What Is A Woman? (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by discussing President Joe Biden’s speech yesterday addressing the gun violence after the horrific shootings in Buffalo and in Texas. First, Dom plays back a clip from Biden in which the President suggests voters turn gun control into a single-issue vote, asking voters to ignore the rampant inflation that has taken off during his reign. Dom takes umbrage with the suggestion, explaining why it’s incredibly important to be a well-rounded voter. Then, Giordano discusses a Rasmussen poll asking voters for their response to Dinesh D’Souza’s 2000 Mules, and takes calls from listeners offering their opinion on the side topic and boom parties, a topic spoken about often during yesterday’s show.
Then, John McNesby, head of Philadelphia’s FOP Lodge 5, rejoins the Dom Giordano Program to tell us the story of Patrick Keller, an officer who was shot at while on the job in Philadelphia. First, McNesby tells Giordano Keller’s story, telling him about the young cop who was shot at by a culprit using a ghost gun. McNesby and Keller joined together yesterday to hold a press conference expressing disappointment in the District Attorney’s office and Larry Krasner after news broke that the shooter will only face 4-8 years and probation. Giordano makes the point that DA Krasner’s biggest talking point has been ghost guns, yet he continues to value his anti-police rhetoric over genuinely taking control of the issue. In addition, McNesby offers an update on the Mumia Abu-Jamal case as Krasner continues to fight for a release, telling that his victim’s widow, Maureen Faulkner, will be back in town. (Photo by Jeff Swensen/Getty Images)
John McNesby, head of Philadelphia’s FOP Lodge 5, rejoins the Dom Giordano Program to tell us the story of Patrick Keller, an officer who was shot at while on the job in Philadelphia. First, McNesby tells Giordano Keller’s story, telling him about the young cop who was shot at by a culprit using a ghost gun. McNesby and Keller joined together yesterday to hold a press conference expressing disappointment in the District Attorney’s office and Larry Krasner after news broke that the shooter will only face 4-8 years and probation. Giordano makes the point that DA Krasner’s biggest talking point has been ghost guns, yet he continues to value his anti-police rhetoric over genuinely taking control of the issue. In addition, McNesby offers an update on the Mumia Abu-Jamal case as Krasner continues to fight for a release, telling that his victim’s widow, Maureen Faulkner, will be back in town. (Photo by Getty Images)
In today’s third hour, State Representative Joe Hohenstein returns to the Dom Giordano Program to discuss his efforts in pushing back against Philadelphia’s recent trend of boom parties, which are sound hobbyists who gather together to show off their sound systems, sometimes producing volumes exceeding that of a jet engine. Giordano first asks Hohenstein for a report from his constituents, asking what he’s been hearing from his voters about the continuance of the issue. Then, Giordano asks Joe whether he thinks enough is being done to address and bring the behaviors in check, telling how he wishes the police would employ a focused operation to handle the events. (Photo by Getty Images)
During a long debate over who's to blame for the student loan crisis in America, Giordano takes calls from listeners who offer their thoughts and solutions to the situation. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s third hour, State Representative Joe Hohenstein returns to the Dom Giordano Program to discuss his efforts in pushing back against Philadelphia’s recent trend of boom parties, which are sound hobbyists who gather together to show off their sound systems, sometimes producing volumes exceeding that of a jet engine. Giordano first asks Hohenstein for a report from his constituents, asking what he’s been hearing from his voters about the continuance of the issue. Then, Giordano asks Joe whether he thinks enough is being done to address and bring the behaviors in check, telling how he wishes the police would employ a focused operation to handle the events.
Then, after playing his Money Melody for the day, Giordano takes aim at Kayleigh McEnany, who said today that Republicans shouldn’t lionize Johnny Depp after the Amber Heard trial, arguing that Republicans aren’t propping up Depp but instead speaking out against the #MeToo movement. Then, Giordano discusses the issue of inflation, playing back a clip from Kellyanne Conway who blamed the Biden administration for causing the ridiculous prices that we’re seeing. (Photo by Kevin Dietsch/Getty Images)
In today’s second hour, Dom leads off the Dom Giordano Program by telling of a worrying report about delivery drivers, noting a large chunk who take a taste of some of the food that they’re delivering. Then, Giordano enters into a conversation about debt forgiveness, telling about the Biden administration’s stance of non-permanency for debt and loans. Then, Dom and producer Dan go back and forth about the framing of rhetoric centered on student loans, with Dan arguing the importance of focusing on big colleges as the villains rather than those who took out loans.
Then, New Jersey State Senator Ed Durr returns to the Dom Giordano Program to discuss an ongoing feud with Governor Phil Murphy after the Governor called out Durr by name and other Republicans after the Uvalde, TX school shooting. First, Durr breaks down the beef between him and the Governor, expressing his frustration of Murphy’s continued negative thoughts about the 2nd amendment while refusing to act to further secure schools. Durr tells about the Republican effort in New Jersey to strengthen school safety, telling about the pushback they’ve gotten while trying to actually produce solutions for what’s become a horrific trend in the country. (Photo by Getty Images)
New Jersey State Senator Ed Durr returns to the Dom Giordano Program to discuss an ongoing feud with Governor Phil Murphy after the Governor called out Durr by name and other Republicans after the Uvalde, TX school shooting. First, Durr breaks down the beef between him and the Governor, expressing his frustration of Murphy’s continued negative thoughts about the 2nd amendment while refusing to act to further secure schools. Durr tells about the Republican effort in New Jersey to strengthen school safety, telling about the pushback they’ve gotten while trying to actually produce solutions for what’s become a horrific trend in the country. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom Giordano tells listeners about an issue he's having with his bank after a mass amount of money suddenly disappeared from his account. (Photo by Getty Images)
Richard Sterban, longtime member of the Oak Ridge Boys, stops back into the Dom Giordano Program to discuss his life and career and promote an upcoming appearance at Parx Casino at June 11th. First, Richard tells about his time discovering his notable voice, bringing Dom and listeners back to his time spent in middle school when he developed his incredibly deep voice. Then, Giordano and Sterban talk about his ties to the area, with Sterban growing up in Collingswood with a mother with the maiden name of Giordano. In addition, Richard takes us back to 1985 to the ‘Sea to Shining Sea’ concert held in Philadelphia, in which the Oak Ridge Boys joined the Beach Boys for an incredible show. (Photo by Jason Kempin/Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom leads off the Dom Giordano Program by telling the audience about an attempt by the Montgomery County NRA to host a fundraising event less than a mile away from the school, with Dom taking umbrage with the pushback the organization is facing from WHYY and protestors. Then, Giordano takes issue with a new angle presented by Fox News host Tucker Carlson, who argued on last night’s show that police are all government workers who wouldn’t lay down their lives for others. Dom gets annoyed with Carlson calling police ‘government workers,’ taking calls from listeners who both agree and disagree with Giordano’s frustrations.
Then, Richard Sterban, longtime member of the Oak Ridge Boys, stops back into the Dom Giordano Program to discuss his life and career and promote an upcoming appearance at Parx Casino at June 11th. First, Richard tells about his time discovering his notable voice, bringing Dom and listeners back to his time spent in middle school when he developed his incredibly deep voice. Then, Giordano and Sterban talk about his ties to the area, with Sterban growing up in Collingswood with a mother with the maiden name of Giordano. In addition, Richard takes us back to 1985 to the ‘Sea to Shining Sea’ concert held in Philadelphia, in which the Oak Ridge Boys joined the Beach Boys for an incredible show. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s final hour, Dom Giordano continues a conversation he last hour about student loan forgiveness, asking listeners for what they picture when they think of those who have high loan debt. Giordano takes calls from listeners offering their opinion on student loan debt, with many agreeing with Dom that it is not a responsibility to pay for the mistakes of others. Then, Giordano, after playing Dom’s Money Melody, reflects on a Philadelphia failure back in 1985 centered on a Beach Boys concert.
Then, Clarice Schillinger, former candidate for Lieutenant Governor in Pennsylvania and founder of the Keeping Kids in School PAC, returns to the Dom Giordano Program to discuss multiple topics, including the vote counting in Pennsylvania and school safety. First, Giordano and Schillinger discuss the remarkably slow voting system in Philadelphia, with Clarice proudly announcing that just yesterday she was moved from 4th to 3rd place. Clarice expresses her disappointment with the way elections are held in Pennsylvania, telling why outsiders will never be able to compete in Pennsylvania elections. Then, Giordano asks for Clarice to lend her expertise as to why Philadelphia is seeing record lows in enrollment, with Schillinger telling why she believes the 8% loss happened, and the negative impact the rise. (Photo by Getty Images)
Clarice Schillinger, recent Lieutenant Governor candidate and founder of Keeping Kids in School PA, tells Giordano about her plans moving forward, to bring Keeping Kids in School to Washington to push for national change. (Photo by Getty Images)
Things get heated on the Dom Giordano Program when producer Dan speaks out about the generalization of those who have student loan debt. (Photo by Getty Images)
Then, Clarice Schillinger, former candidate for Lieutenant Governor in Pennsylvania and founder of the Keeping Kids in School PAC, returns to the Dom Giordano Program to discuss multiple topics, including the vote counting in Pennsylvania and school safety. First, Giordano and Schillinger discuss the remarkably slow voting system in Philadelphia, with Clarice proudly announcing that just yesterday she was moved from 4th to 3rd place. Clarice expresses her disappointment with the way elections are held in Pennsylvania, telling why outsiders will never be able to compete in Pennsylvania elections. Then, Giordano asks for Clarice to lend her expertise as to why Philadelphia is seeing record lows in enrollment, with Schillinger telling why she believes the 8% loss happened, and the negative impact the rise. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom Giordano welcomes in Senator Rand Paul for a wide-ranging discussion covering Ukraine, Uvalde, and inflation. First, Giordano asks the Senator about the continued dedication of American money to Ukrainian forces, particularly as domestic issues continue to rear their ugly head. Rand asks how we plan to rebuild a country while running a trillion dollar deficit, wondering where the Biden administration’s priorities lie as Americans struggle to make ends meet. Then, Giordano and Senator Paul delve into solutions for the spike in school shootings in the country after the horrific incident in Uvalde, TX, with Paul explaining the intersection between protecting the 2nd Amendment and strengthening security in schools. (Photo by Al Drago-Pool/Getty Images)
Jeff Stefan, leader of the ‘Inconsiderate Late Night Philly Music’ group on Facebook, joins the Dom Giordano Program after being interview by 6ABC in a story about the persistent boom parties popping up around the city as the weather gets warmer. For 5 years now, Stefan and other local citizens have been complaining about loud music shaking their walls and keeping their children awake emanating from cars tricked out with sound systems producing more decibels than a jet engine on an airplane. (Photo by Christopher Jue/Getty Images)
Fox News and National Review legal expert Andrew McCarthy offers his take on the result of the John Durham investigation and Michael Sussman not guilty verdict.
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom Giordano welcomes in Senator Rand Paul for a wide-ranging discussion covering Ukraine, Uvalde, and inflation. First, Giordano asks the Senator about the continued dedication of American money to Ukrainian forces, particularly as domestic issues continue to rear their ugly head. Rand asks how we plan to rebuild a country while running a trillion dollar deficit, wondering where the Biden administration’s priorities lie as Americans struggle to make ends meet. Then, Giordano and Senator Paul delve into solutions for the spike in school shootings in the country after the horrific incident in Uvalde, TX, with Paul explaining the intersection between protecting the 2nd Amendment and strengthening security in schools.
Then, Jeff Stefan, leader of the ‘Inconsiderate Late Night Philly Music’ group on Facebook, joins the Dom Giordano Program after being interview by 6ABC in a story about the persistent boom parties popping up around the city as the weather gets warmer. For 5 years now, Stefan and other local citizens have been complaining about loud music shaking their walls and keeping their children awake emanating from cars tricked out with sound systems producing more decibels than a jet engine on an airplane. (Photo by Scott Olson/Getty Images)
Andrew C. McCarthy, senior fellow at the National Review Institute and Fox News contributor, rejoins the Dom Giordano Program to discuss topics playing out in the legal spectrum. First, Giordano asks for McCarthy’s thoughts on the Supreme Court’s continued silence on the unprecedented leak centered on Roe v. Wade, with both Giordano and McCarthy expressing their disappointment with the country’s highest court. Then, Giordano and McCarthy jump into the Durham investigation into Russian collusion and the Hillary Clinton campaign, and the resulting not guilty verdict for key actor Michael Sussman. (Photo by Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by discussing the result of the Durham investigation and resulting Sussman verdict, complaining about the result of a not guilty decision. Then, Giordano gives an update on the vote counting in Philadelphia, telling that Dr. Mehmet Oz has taken more of a lead over David McCormick, even after counting ballots that weren’t dated correctly. After that, Dom hones in on the reappearance of ‘boom parties’ with the warm weather, now producing a 6ABC report focusing on the lack of response from Philadelphia police and officials to the problem that effects 100 square miles of Pennsylvania and South Jersey.
Then, Andrew C. McCarthy, senior fellow at the National Review Institute and Fox News contributor, rejoins the Dom Giordano Program to discuss topics playing out in the legal spectrum. First, Giordano asks for McCarthy’s thoughts on the Supreme Court’s continued silence on the unprecedented leak centered on Roe v. Wade, with both Giordano and McCarthy expressing their disappointment with the country’s highest court. Then, Giordano and McCarthy jump into the Durham investigation into Russian collusion and the Hillary Clinton campaign, and the resulting not guilty verdict for key actor Michael Sussman. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s final hour, Dom circles back to the topic of Michael Sussman and the Durham investigation, revealing details uncovered during the trial and asking how a jury could determine Sussman not guilty. Then, Giordano, after playing Dom’s Money Melody, discusses the ideology of ‘America First,’ weighing the cost of war versus domestic needs such as strengthening school security. (Photo by Getty Images)
In today’s second hour, Philadelphia-based political consultant Albert Eisenberg returns to the Dom Giordano Program to discuss a new Republican initiative in Pennsylvania hoping to appeal to the Hispanic voting base. Eisenberg tells about the new Hispanic Republican Coalition of Pennsylvania, telling about investments in reaching the Latino community, particularly in areas like Lehigh Valley and Hazelton, in hopes to break the stranglehold that Democrats hold over the voting population. Giordano and Eisenberg tell about the importance of capturing the vote, and the value that Hispanic-Americans hold in elections. Also, Eisenberg discusses the strategy behind the initiative, and tells how the group will roll out their plan. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Philadelphia-based political consultant Albert Eisenberg returns to the Dom Giordano Program to discuss a new Republican initiative in Pennsylvania hoping to appeal to the Hispanic voting base. Eisenberg tells about the new Hispanic Republican Coalition of Pennsylvania, telling about investments in reaching the Latino community, particularly in areas like Lehigh Valley and Hazelton, in hopes to break the stranglehold that Democrats hold over the voting population. Giordano and Eisenberg tell about the importance of capturing the vote, and the value that Hispanic-Americans hold in elections. Also, Eisenberg discusses the strategy behind the initiative, and tells how the group will roll out their plan.
Then, Giordano rounds out the remainder of the hour discussing the crime in Philadelphia and reasons why Philadelphians continue to refuse to address it. Then, news breaks centered on the Michael Sussman case and Durham investigation, with the Hillary Clinton operative walking away scot-free with a not guilty verdict. Also, Giordano discusses former Penn swimmer Lia Thomas’s interview on Good Morning America, and tells why he’s disappointed in San Francisco Giants manager Gabe Kapler. (Photo by Kathryn Riley/Getty Images)
Dom Giordano and his producer Dan Borowski discuss the hype centered on the newly released Top Gun: Maverick, with Dom explaining his grievances with actor Tom Cruise. Also, Giordano and Dan give their most over-hyped films of all time. (Photo by Ken Ishii/Getty Images for Paramount Pictures)
Dom Giordano takes a call from Joe in Bucks County, who wonders why Philadelphians continue to vote in degrading politicians such as Larry Krasner. Dom and Joe go back and forth a bit pontificating on reasons, and producer Dan chimes in with a reason of his own. (Photo by Scott Heins/Getty Images)
Dom Giordano reveals which towns at the Jersey Shore charge the most for their beach tags. Giordano laments about the charge for what should be free, being access to the beach, and he and Dan discuss the negative impact that the cost has on families. (Photo by Getty Images)
Gary in Newtown dials in with his answer to Dom's side question of the day, asking listeners for a film, TV show, or moment that was over-hyped or didn't live up to the hype. Dom and Dan couldn't deny Gary as the winner after providing an answer that touches so close to home.
Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by discussing the absolutely horrific homicide numbers from Philadelphia over the weekend, telling of a national report of homicides and revealing that Philadelphia incurred half of the nationwide homicides. Then, Giordano tells about Nancy Pelosi’s husband’s DUI, revealing the Newsweek headline that focuses on the conservative reaction rather than the incident itself. After that, Giordano laments about gas prices, telling about a solution proposed by AG Josh Shapiro of a Gas Tax refund, telling why he takes umbrage with the solution even though the problem needs to be solved. (Photo by Getty Images)
Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by discussing developments centered around the police response to the Uvalde, TX school shooting. Giordano expresses his disappointment in the delay by the local police while children sat inside in danger, explaining what he thinks should and could have been done to change the outcome of the situation. Then, Giordano talks about the skyrocketing crime in and around Philadelphia, regretfully reporting on another weekend full of homicides. Also, Dom and producer Dan discuss the continued trend of ATVs and dirt bikes ravaging Philadelphia streets and the continued reluctance by Philadelphia officials to do anything about it. In addition, Giordano and Dan discuss former Philadelphia Phillies and now San Francisco Giants manager Gabe Kapler’s decision to protest the anthem after the horrific Uvalde shooting. Also, Giordano and Dan debate whether Tom Cruise and Top Gun: Maverick is being over-hyped.
In today’s second hour, Dom welcomes Congressman Jeff Van Drew in for a Memorial Day check-in to discuss a bill he’s proposing to try and strengthen security in schools. First, Dom asks for the Congressman’s overall thoughts on the 2nd Amendment, with Van Drew explaining the importance of the right to bear arms and why it’s a necessity for the United States of America. Then, Giordano and Van Drew discuss solutions for an epidemic of violence in schools, with Van Drew expressing lament over the amount of money dedicated to foreign affairs rather than keeping kids safe in schools.
Then, Giordano talks about Memorial Day itself, playing back a clip from the Christian Life Church of Bensalem in which Pastor Mark English stresses the importance of remembering those who sacrificed for our freedom.
In today’s second hour, Dom welcomes Congressman Jeff Van Drew in for a Memorial Day check-in to discuss a bill he’s proposing to try and strengthen security in schools. First, Dom asks for the Congressman’s overall thoughts on the 2nd Amendment, with Van Drew explaining the importance of the right to bear arms and why it’s a necessity for the United States of America. Then, Giordano and Van Drew discuss solutions for an epidemic of violence in schools, with Van Drew expressing lament over the amount of money dedicated to foreign affairs rather than keeping kids safe in schools.
Today, Dom broadcasted live from the Farley Service Plaza for Chickie’s and Pete’s ‘Free Toll Friday,’ kicking off the summer season and Memorial Day weekend. First, Abington Police Chief Pat Molloy stops by on his way down to the shore, and he and Dom hop into an in-depth discussion centered on policing in relation to school safety. Molloy offers his analysis on the situation outside the school and response time that has caused national controversy, telling what Abington has done, even prior to this incident, to ensure that something similar never happens in their town. Also, Molloy reveals a new Abington initiative that utilizes a school that will be torn down to further train officers on school crisis response. (Photo by Brandon Bell/Getty Images)
While broadcasting live from the Farley Service Plaza for Chickie’s and Pete’s ‘Free Toll Friday,’ Dom and co-host Mayor Pete Byron of Wildwood welcome in political powerhouse, and former Councilman and Mayoral candidate Keith Hartzell to the Dom Giordano Program. In the first of many 'Great Shore Debates' for the year, Hartzell tells why he believes Ocean City is the best shore town in New Jersey. Then, Giordano asks Hartzell for an update on the marijuana situation in OC, with Hartzell explaining that legality in the town is indeed on the table, despite it's status as a dry town. Finally, Hartzell tells us what's coming up in the town to look forward to, and suggests some of his best Ocean City restaurants. (Photo by Getty Images)
In today’s third hour, Dom welcomes Wildwood Mayor Pete Byron to co-host with him live from the Farley Service Plaza to celebrate Chickie’s and Pete’s ‘Free Toll Friday’. First, Pete Ciarrocchi, owner of Chickie’s and Pete’s, stops in to discuss how his business has performed during the trend of skyrocketing inflation.
Then, after Pete Ciarrocci departs, Giordano and Byron focus on Wildwood, first discussing the sand situation in the city after a Nor'easter left beaches barren in North Wildwood, with Byron ensuring the quality of Wildwood’s beaches and sand. Then, Giordano asks Byron about the economic situation, wondering whether there are hiring issues in the Summer, with Byron explaining the positive outlook of employment in his city. Then, Byron offers his thoughts on inflation, and tells how he believes it will affect businesses in the Summer. (Photo by Getty Images)
Today, Dom broadcasted live from the Farley Service Plaza for Chickie’s and Pete’s ‘Free Toll Friday,’ kicking off the summer season and Memorial Day weekend. First, Abington Police Chief Pat Molloy stops by on his way down to the shore, and he and Dom hop into an in-depth discussion centered on policing in relation to school safety. Molloy offers his analysis on the situation outside the school and response time that has caused national controversy, telling what Abington has done, even prior to this incident, to ensure that something similar never happens in their town. Also, Molloy reveals a new Abington initiative that utilizes a school that will be torn down to further train officers on school crisis response.
Then, after Molloy continues on his way to Wildwood, Giordano continues the conversation centered around the Uvalde, TX school shooting, offering his thoughts on the progressive argument against school resource officers. Giordano then takes aim at the police response time to the incident, playing back a clip from an official who said that officers didn’t want to get shot, which Dom takes issue with. (Photo by Getty Images)
In today’s second hour, Dom welcomes Steve Dougherty, Executive Director of the South Jersey Transportation Authority to his Farley Service Plaza remote broadcast celebrating Chickie’s and Pete’s ‘Free Toll Friday’ kicking off the 2022 summer season. First, Giordano and Dougherty discuss the widening of the Atlantic City Expressway, with Giordano providing kudos on a very clean ride after hitting traffic for the same broadcast in past years.
Then, Todd Sherman, President and Co-Founder of the Patriot Fund, joins Dom live at the Chickie’s and Pete’s ‘Free Toll Friday’ broadcast from the Farley Service Plaza. Sherman tells about the organization, which serves to help raising awareness and inspire people to make positive impacts on lives of Veterans re-assimilating into non-war culture. Sherman tells about the services offered, including helping Veterans with PTSD, out of homelessness, or with job placement. Then, Sherman tells about their partnership with Chickie’s and Pete’s and an initiative that donates proceeds to the Fund.
Finally, Neal Zoren checks in to tell us what’s worth watching, offering his opinion on whether Better Call Saul has surpassed Breaking Bad in legacy and quality. Also, Neal and Dom reflect on the career of the recently passed Ray Liotta, with Zoren offering his underrated roles. (Photo by Getty Images)
1210WPHT host Dom Giordano and his producer Dan Borowski bring a new podcast, Krasnerland: Crime Watch, a weekly chronicle of Philadelphia crime as it continues to skyrocket under District Attorney Larry Krasner.
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Dom Giordano, WPHT host and former teacher, has dedicated much of his daily show toward parents who are taking it into their own hands to push back against school boards that have a negative impact on their children. This has culminated in a weekly podcast on education, Readin', Writin', and Reason, which has allowed wonderful relationships to develop between Giordano, educators, and parents throughout the country who are speaking out against overbearing school boards.
First, Pennridge School District President Joan Cullen joins the podcast to offer her expertise on why districts around Pennsylvania are reinstituting masking mandates. Cullen tells that, in her district, parents have not called for a reinstitution, but reports that many districts are making the decision based on parental input. Cullen also discusses changes to curricula, and the importance of presenting appropriate content to children based on their age. Finally, Giordano and Cullen discuss the negative implications of school shutdowns, and how schools are helping students recover from learning losses as a result of remote learning.
Then, Dom welcomes former Texas Ranger Brad Oliver to the podcast for an in-depth discussion about the fallout after the horrific Uvalde, Texas school shooting. Oliver, now serving as the head of company dedicated to preparing resources to protect at risk areas such as schools, tells of the training that takes place in many school districts, explaining why he believes it needs to be more widespread.
In today’s third hour, Giordano leads off by discussing the media reaction to the horrific school shooting in Texas, playing back a clip from ‘America’s Conscious’ Jimmy Kimmel, who opened his show with a message calling out Republicans. Dom and Dan discuss whether Republicans are complicit in the spike of school shootings, with Giordano offering reasons why conservatives continue to stand so strongly behind the 2nd Amendment. Producer Dan runs through a couple potential solutions to strengthen security in schools, with Giordano honing in on the need for plainclothes armed police officers serving in resource roles in schools.
During today's Dan Time with Dom, producer Dan Borowski plays back a Fox29 report of residents in Chestnut Hill finally speaking out to push for change. Regrettably, the silence centered on DA Larry Krasner and violence continues, but at least those pesky pickleballers will get their comeuppance! (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom welcomes former Texas Ranger Brad Oliver to the Dom Giordano Program for an in-depth discussion about the fallout after the horrific Uvalde, Texas school shooting. Oliver, now serving as the head of company dedicated to preparing resources to protect at risk areas such as schools, tells of the training that takes place in many school districts, explaining why he believes it needs to be more widespread.
Then, after the break, Giordano continues the conversation centered on the horrific incident in Uvalde, talking with listeners about potential solutions to get us out of this trend of school shootings. After that, Giordano turns to a local discussion, telling of a restorative justice program introduced in Philadelphia, offering his opinion on why ‘restorative justice’ is a joke. Then, in Dan Time with Dom, producer Dan Borowski tells Giordano about an uprising in Chestnut Hill over people playing pickleball. (Photo by Brandon Bell/Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom Giordano led off the Dom Giordano Program by discussing the media reporting on the horrific Uvalde, TX school shooting, offering his thoughts on Associated Press reporting about the police officers on the scene. In an article posted in the wake of the horrific situation, AP writers call into question the police response to the incident, alleging that police delayed stopping the incident and held back parents from involving themselves. Giordano questions why officers would do something like that, and plays back a clip of Fox News’ Lawrence Jones, who explained how offensive the report is to those on the front lines, telling that some of the officers who have children that attend the very school they failed to protect are heartbroken.
Then, Dom welcomes back Kellyanne Conway to the Dom Giordano Program to discuss her newly released memoir Here’s the Deal. First, Giordano asks Conway about her time growing up in South Jersey, with Kellyanne telling of growing up in Atco and a monumental moment in her life of seeing Ronald Reagan during a visit to blueberry country in Hammonton, NJ. Then, Giordano questions Kellyanne about her time spent by former President Donald Trump’s side, asking her to take us back to her time first meeting Trump in 2011, and whether he’s the same person now that he was when they first met. After that, Giordano asks Kellyanne for her honest opinion on how Trump treats women, with Conway offering glowing compliments to the way Trump treats everybody close to him, including his employees. Also, Dom asks Kellyanne about her turbulent relationship with Trump son-in-law Jared Kushner. In addition, Kellyanne takes Giordano and listeners into her time spent working in Pennsylvania during the Republican primaries, offering her opinion on the way Pennsylvania holds their elections. (Photo by Jordan Vonderhaar/Getty Images)
Then, Dom welcomes back Kellyanne Conway to the Dom Giordano Program to discuss her newly released memoir Here’s the Deal. First, Giordano asks Conway about her time growing up in South Jersey, with Kellyanne telling of growing up in Atco and a monumental moment in her life of seeing Ronald Reagan during a visit to blueberry country in Hammonton, NJ. Then, Giordano questions Kellyanne about her time spent by former President Donald Trump’s side, asking her to take us back to her time first meeting Trump in 2011, and whether he’s the same person now that he was when they first met. After that, Giordano asks Kellyanne for her honest opinion on how Trump treats women, with Conway offering glowing compliments to the way Trump treats everybody close to him, including his employees. Also, Dom asks Kellyanne about her turbulent relationship with Trump son-in-law Jared Kushner. In addition, Kellyanne takes Giordano and listeners into her time spent working in Pennsylvania during the Republican primaries, offering her opinion on the way Pennsylvania holds their elections. (Photo by Justin Sullivan/Getty Images)
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. (Photo by Getty Images)
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 Getty Images)
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)
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom welcomes Abington Police Chief Pat Molloy back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss what they’re doing in Abington today after the horrific school shooting in Uvalde, Texas. First, Giordano asks Molloy what stands out for him from this incident, with Molloy stressing the importance of police response time, calling for a police presence in most schools to protect students. Molloy tells of the instrumentation between police and the world of education, suggesting ways that police officers can be an nonthreatening presence. Then, Giordano and Molloy discuss the nuances of the suggestion, with both telling of the push backs, particularly fiscally, of such a proposal.
Then, Dom welcomes in Chad Ayers, Vice President and Founder of the Proactive Response Group, to the Dom Giordano Program. First, Giordano asks Ayers his thoughts on hardening school buildings with security, wondering whether a strengthening of security is fiscally possible. Then, Giordano asks for Ayers expertise, asking for solutions to strengthen security, particularly in districts that cannot afford it. Ayers tells what the Proactive Response Group does, and tells how his organization helps to prepare others to push back against these types of tragedy. (Photo by Getty Images)
In today’s second hour, Dom welcomes Abington Police Chief Pat Molloy back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss what they’re doing in Abington today after the horrific school shooting in Uvalde, Texas. First, Giordano asks Molloy what stands out for him from this incident, with Molloy stressing the importance of police response time, calling for a police presence in most schools to protect students. Molloy tells of the instrumentation between police and the world of education, suggesting ways that police officers can be an nonthreatening presence. Then, Giordano and Molloy discuss the nuances of the suggestion, with both telling of the push backs, particularly fiscally, of such a proposal. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom welcomes in Chad Ayers, Vice President and Founder of the Proactive Response Group, to the Dom Giordano Program. First, Giordano asks Ayers his thoughts on hardening school buildings with security, wondering whether a strengthening of security is fiscally possible. Then, Giordano asks for Ayers expertise, asking for solutions to strengthen security, particularly in districts that cannot afford it. Ayers tells what the Proactive Response Group does, and tells how his organization helps to prepare others to push back against these types of tragedy. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom Giordano led off the Dom Giordano Program by discussing the tragic events that unfolded in Uvalde, Texas, with a gunman carrying out a school shooting leaving 21 dead, including 19 children and 2 teachers. Giordano first leads off by discussing potential solutions, asking whether the time has come to put armed security in our schools. Dom plays back clips from lawmakers, including Connecticut Senator Chris Murphy, who pushed back against the suggestion of armed security. Then, Giordano leads into a conversation centered on mental health in the country, asking how we’ve gotten to the point where assailants believe a school shooting solves anything.
Then, Danny Coulson, former FBI deputy assistant director and President of Coulson and Associates, joins the Dom Giordano Program to offer his expertise on the tragic school shooting that left 21 dead in Uvalde, Texas. First, Giordano asks Coulson about the security of the school, with Coulson stressing the importance of hardening entrance points and ramping up security to prevent events like this playing out in our schools. Coulson takes umbrage with the way that the government directs funds, noting the amount of financial assistance provided to Ukraine while lawmakers continue sitting on their hands concerning protecting schools. (Photo by Getty Images)
Danny Coulson, former FBI deputy assistant director and President of Coulson and Associates, joins the Dom Giordano Program to offer his expertise on the tragic school shooting that left 21 dead in Uvalde, Texas. First, Giordano asks Coulson about the security of the school, with Coulson stressing the importance of hardening entrance points and ramping up security to prevent events like this playing out in our schools. Coulson takes umbrage with the way that the government directs funds, noting the amount of financial assistance provided to Ukraine while lawmakers continue sitting on their hands concerning protecting schools. (Photo by Getty Images)
Finally, Jeff Bartos joins the program to discuss the election. Jeff hits on his disagreement on how votes should be counted according to Dave McCormick and agrees with Dom that this sets a bad precedent for future elections. They move the subject to John Fetterman and the Senate and how voters should ponder his radicalism among other things. Jeff talks passionately about his recent surgery on his thyroid and how it ended up removing cancer. He also discusses his mindset with trying to be Senator and how he used that approach for this this cancer. Jeff also talks the importance of the filibuster and how Fetterman talks to vote it out. (Photo by Michael M. Santiago/Getty Images)
We start out the third hour with former Homeland Security man Tom Homan and ask him about the fentanyl crisis happening in Philadelphia and across the country. Tom discusses how border patrol can only cover 30 percent of the border thanks to Biden's plan and that is allowing for drugs to be easily maneuvered into the country. These cartels control the border and there have been 57,000 getaways since these implementations have come about.
Dom talks about the Ulta robbery in Exton, how the perpetrators surveyed the area, met back with each other and went in to rob them as authorities were waiting for them outside to commit the crime. Dom also comments on how the Philly crime wave will continue to move down the Main Line and other suburbs. Then he changes tone to state senator Art Haywood and how he will require DAs to investigate deaths of people killed by police without the officers police department help. Then our Money Melody!
We come back talking Stacey Abrams bashing her own state in her campaign as well as Kamala butchering another speech with a lazy soundbite.
Finally, Jeff Bartos joins the program to discuss the election. Jeff hits on his disagreement on how votes should be counted according to Dave McCormick and agrees with Dom that this sets a bad precedent for future elections. They move the subject to John Fetterman and the Senate and how voters should ponder his radicalism among other things. Jeff talks passionately about his recent surgery on his thyroid and how it ended up removing cancer. He also discusses his mindset with trying to be Senator and how he used that approach for this this cancer. Jeff also talks the importance of the filibuster and how Fetterman talks to vote it out. And just some jokes at the end poking fun at Germany's gas prices. (Photo by Bruce Bennett/Getty Images)
Pennridge School District President Joan Cullen joins the show to start the second hour to talk on why districts are masking up again. she cites that people within her school district have not come forward to mask up again. Joan also discusses keeping appropriate content for their students. Dom then asks about what is being done to students after years of learning losses and Joan describes where their efforts are going.
PA AG Josh Shapiro and his constituents discuss how they've recovered 3x the amount of fentanyl so far this year then they did all of last year. Dom poses the question to his audience: So what is Shapiro going to do to address that? Keep sending out testing kits as long as our borders aren’t secure?
Dom returns from break talking syringe exchange centers and just how sad they are. He also touches on how these plans to combat opiate use and tainted fentanyl use will not work. Our government is just enabling these drugs and addicts. Then, Dom speaks with a nurse whose views align with Dom on the subject matter. She claims these testing strips for drugs will not work as addicts prefer the fentanyl as it is cleaner many times.
Dom then takes another call from a former drug dealer/addict that he will not test his drugs he'll just sell it to the next dumb dealer, and how it does nothing to stop the circulation as people still need to make money off it.
Then, Dom starts off talking about how recreational marijuana was just vetoed in Delaware by the governor. Then an interesting call regarding Radnor Township and Primary results. (Photo by John Moore/Getty Images)
We start out the third hour with former Homeland Security man Tom Homan and ask him about the fentanyl crisis happening in Philadelphia and across the country. Tom discusses how border patrol can only cover 30 percent of the border thanks to Biden's plan and that is allowing for drugs to be easily maneuvered into the country. These cartels control the border and there have been 57,000 getaways since these implementations have come about. (Photo by Mario Tama/Getty Images)
Pennridge School District President Joan Cullen joins the show to start the second hour to talk on why districts are masking up again. she cites that people within her school district have not come forward to mask up again. Joan also discusses keeping appropriate content for their students. Dom then asks about what is being done to students after years of learning losses and Joan describes where their efforts are going. (Photo by Michael Loccisano/Getty Images)
Dom opens today's show teasing the guests today and throughout the week. We then move to Biden, living it up trekking across Asia and talking nonsense about inflation and gas prices on how the American people just have to get through it. Next, Dom talks about how business reputation reports have come out and how companies like Disney and McDonalds have tumbled. Then he discusses Ricky Gervais new special that is sure to cause some controversy.
We return talking the business rankings and the continued counting of votes in the PA Republican primary. Dom argues this should be done as the longer it goes on it creates chaos. Then, Dom takes your calls and finishes the segment discussing State Farm and their leaked GenderCool plan.
Dom begins the final segment talking the mask mandate that came in Kathy Barnette's kids school district and her subsequent speech at a school board meeting. Dom then talks about challenging school districts on their progressive thoughts, and how Harvard educated doctors advise against the masking. (Photo by John Phillips/Getty Images)
Dom begins the second hour talking Democrat Josh Shapiro and his dangerous agenda for Pennsylvania as opposed to Republican nominee Doug Mastriano. Then he delves into the baby formula shortage and how Biden continues to parade around and spend money like he is FDR and how having to airdrop formula in is a loss for America.
Then, Dave McCormick joins the show again to discuss the election. What are the arguments for counting undated mail-in ballots? Dave discusses how that idea is consistent with what his campaign stands for that every republican vote should count. Also, the two discuss about how federal court rulings affect the PA Senate race. Dave maintains that every vote should count, despite pushback from Dom, hinting at how Dave wins disproportionally on provisional ballots.
Later, Dom discusses why dates should be on these main-in ballots as he worries for the security of the election. Followed by some callers, he then discusses the difference between absentee ballots and mail-ins. (Photo by Michael M. Santiago/Getty Images)
Liz Preate-Havey joins the show once more to discuss the vote counting process. Liz relates it to Montgomery County and how they count votes in the county. Then, Liz discusses that no matter who the Republican Senate candidate is, that we have to support them against Fetterman in order to win this state back. With the blue in power, there are less restrictions in place for voting, making it more difficult to count once the election is concluded. Then, who is Mastriano going to elect with him? How can he avoid saying radical ideas so that he can beat Josh Shapiro? Finally, Liz talks attack ads going against Mastriano in the coming weeks and how most campaign funds are going towards these ads. Not to mention that it has been 12 consecutive days of gas price increases.
We then have an exciting Money Melody, and next Dom goes on with his take on what voting access should be in Pennsylvania as it pertains to mail-in ballots. Get those votes in so we can start the recount, it is taking way too long and integrity is compromised.
Then he revisits Nancy Pelosi and how one San Francisco Bishop will not administer her communion. This leads into a firm Dom stance on the death penalty as it pertains to the Catholic Church. Finally, Rand Paul looks at “isolationists” within the party and Dom teases him being on the show tomorrow. Dom then talks about Oz declaring victory and how some in his camp want him to declare while he largely remains silent. and of course Dom takes your calls to get your feel on the voting process. (Photo by Anna Moneymaker/Getty Images)
Liz Preate-Havey joins the show once more to discuss the vote counting process. Liz relates it to Montgomery County and how they count votes in the county. Then, Liz discusses that no matter who the Republican Senate candidate is, that we have to support them against Fetterman in order to win this state back. With the blue in power, there are less restrictions in place for voting, making it more difficult to count once the election is concluded. Then, who is Mastriano going to elect with him? How can he avoid saying radical ideas so that he can beat Josh Shapiro? Finally, Liz talks attack ads going against Mastriano in the coming weeks and how most campaign funds are going towards these ads. Not to mention that it has been 12 consecutive days of gas price increases. (Photo by Jessica Kourkounis/Getty Images)
Dom opens this week talking about both the The View and their continuous bad takes as it pertains to politics and touches on the PA Senate Race which is still undetermined on the Republican side. Plus he teases the rest of the show as well as an all-star cast of guests.
Gary Sinise Joins the show to discuss his charity, his efforts, and his acting career spanning an incredible 40 years. Gary speaks candidly about the soldiers his charity benefits as he wants soldiers supported. He talks about his brothers experience with being spat on and cursed at as a soldier returning from Vietnam, and how he does this so that another soldier would never have to go through that ordeal. Lieutenant Dan Band is also back, touring the country performing for the soldiers. Dom then discusses Gary's one true villain role alongside Mel Gibson and the action scenes within it. Finally, Gary caps off the interview talking of the gold star families that they are honoring this coming week.
Coming off that call, Dom shifts his focus to Whoopi Goldberg and her take on the Bishop in San Francisco refusing to administer communion to Nancy Pelosi over her views on abortion. Then, a Vietnam vet calls in to tell Dom what that Sinise call meant to him as well as his experience.
Dom gets Ocean City businessman Wes Kacsmarck on the show to discuss the hike in prices of items like beach chairs and such down the shore at his surf shop. Discusses other industries also being hit as inflation ravages the shore. Don't want to miss this one.
He finally wraps up this hour with a snippet of Dave's call from Friday and how Krasnerland is running wild with issues like Dave's every single day. (Photo by Alex Wong/Getty Images)
Gary Sinise Joins the show to discuss his charity, his efforts, and his acting career spanning an incredible 40 years. Gary speaks candidly about the soldiers his charity benefits as he wants soldiers supported. He talks about his brothers experience with being spat on and cursed at as a soldier returning from Vietnam, and how he does this so that another soldier would never have to go through that ordeal. Lieutenant Dan Band is also back, touring the country performing for the soldiers. Dom then discusses Gary's one true villain role alongside Mel Gibson and the action scenes within it. Finally, Gary caps off the interview talking of the gold star families that they are honoring this coming week. (Photo by Drew Angerer/Getty Images)
Dom gets Ocean City businessman Wes Kacsmarck on the show to discuss the hike in prices of items like beach chairs and such down the shore at his surf shop. Discusses other industries also being hit as inflation ravages the shore. Don't want to miss this one. (Photo by Mark Wilson/Getty Images)
Dave McCormick joins the show again to discuss the election. What are the arguments for counting undated mail-in ballots? Dave discusses how that idea is consistent with what his campaign stands for that every republican vote should count. Also, the two discuss about how federal court rulings affect the PA Senate race. Dave maintains that every vote should count, despite pushback from Dom, hinting at how Dave wins disproportionally on provisional ballots. (Photo by Drew Angerer/Getty Images)
Dom begins the second hour with Guy Ciarrochi. Guy discusses his political opponent Chrissy Houlahan in Chester county and her stances vs his. Guy also goes into great detail on how many weeks its taken to “flatten the curve” and how that affects decision making for the county. Then, he discusses what's happening in schools with mask mandates coming back and how spending trillions of dollars on school districts did not work due to the misallocation of funds. He also hits on how diesel prices are indicative of inflation because the goods across the country are provided by diesel trucks using diesel fuel. Finally he discusses the red tape surrounding the local town halls due to Houlahan's rules. Then, Neal Zoren joins the show once again to discuss movies and shows in today’s pop culture. We start with Better Call Saul and how character arcs are coming to a close. Next they talk niche shows on streaming services that each are enjoying including but not limited to The Many Saints of Newark and a couple shows off of British TV. (Photo by Win McNamee/Getty Images)
Dom opens today's show discussing the count of the PA Republican Primary vote and how it is still too close to call. He talks on how Allegheny and Lancaster have still not reported and how this race will need a recount. Next he discusses Cheltenham High rich alumni history and subsequent fall from grace with it's mask/COVID mandates and uptick in violence. Then, Dom discusses Haaland and her reluctance to actually answer questions during her hearings
Next, Dom discusses the baby formula shortage and a disturbing video that came with it. Next he discusses the beach and how one store owner says in a column that beach chairs are obsolete due to price. The total costs of the shore with pizza, chairs, and gas are way too high for average shore-goer. (Photo by Spencer Platt/Getty Images)
Ray D'Agostino joins the program to discuss everything wrong with voting in Lancaster County including what went wrong in past elections. Then they discuss how provisional ballots work and the controversy about mail-in and the past counting mishap, including how the ballots are scanned and printed pre-election. Ray makes it clear workers can't check ballots prior to election day due to Act 77. This caused a huge error with 16,000 ballots. Time constraints kill these ballots and how they are counted. Then , a caller details his wild ride with the biker gangs of Philadelphia. And of course we bring you the Money Melody, and the Winner of the Week. (Photo by Sean Gallup/Getty Images)
Ray D'Agostino joins the program to discuss everything wrong with voting in Lancaster County including what went wrong in past elections. Mail-in ballots, provisional ballots, military ballots, Act 77 and more. (Photo by Sean Rayford/Getty Images)
ZOA’s Steve Feldman Checks in Live from Israel
In today’s third hour, Dom welcomes back Steve Feldman, President of Philadelphia’s Zionists of America Organization, who calls us live from Israel. First, Giordano and Feldman discuss Israel itself and the value of traveling to the country, no matter the religion. Feldman discusses the technological marvels he’s witnessed during his trip, telling of the impressive and powerful nature of Israel. Then, Giordano asks Feldman for an update on the political situation in Israel, asking whether Benjamin Netanyahu still has the level of popularity he once had. Also, Feldman and Giordano discuss a newly elected progressive candidate out in Pittsburgh who has made anti-Semitic remarks in the past.
Then, Dom returns to the topic of the election, providing updates on the disappointing vote counting in Pennsylvania, offering why he believes there is such a delay. Giordano brings up a TruthSocial post made by former President Donald Trump suggesting that Dr. Oz claim victory so McCormick can’t “steal” the election away from Oz. Dom takes umbrage with this suggestion, telling why he thinks the move is strategically detrimental to both Trump and the Republican Party. (Photo by Sean Rayford/Getty Images)
Joel Embiid Awarded ‘MVP’ by Philadelphia City Council
In today’s second hour, Jim Worthington, owner of the Newtown Athletic Club and political powerhouse in Pennsylvania, returns to the Dom Giordano Program to discuss why he hosted an election night party for Dr. Mehmet Oz at the club. Worthington discusses the result of the election, and tells why he believes Dr. Oz continues to be the strongest candidate in a general election situation, running against Democratic nominee John Fetterman. Then, Giordano and Worthington discuss shots fired by campaigns throughout the lead up to the primary vote, with Worthington explaining that the anti-Muslim and anti-Turkish attacks levied by the McCormick campaign turned him Oz’s way.
Then, after spending more time talking about the election, Giordano receives breaking news that Philadelphia City Council has officially deemed Joel Embiid the ‘MVP,’ the ‘Most Valuable Philadelphian.’ This leads Giordano and producer Dan to question the priorities of the Council, and discuss who they and callers believe should be awarded a similar ‘Most Valuable Philadelphian’ award. (Photo by Tim Nwachukwu/Getty Images)
Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by discussing the continued evidence of rampant inflation under the Biden Administration, revealing a story out of Washington of a gas station who’s adjusting its to enable prices over $10 a gallon. Then, Giordano offers his thoughts on the news that’s dribbled out of the election as Pennsylvania precincts slowly count the votes between Senate candidates Dave McCormick and Dr. Mehmet Oz, who sit within .1% of one another. After telling about the primaries, Giordano circles back to the issue of inflation, discussing the negative implications of the skyrocketing gas prices nationwide.
Del Val Journal’s Michael Graham Breaks Down Republican Primaries
Then, Michael Graham, Managing Editor for InsideSources.com and Columnist for Delaware Valley Journal returns to the Dom Giordano Program to break down the gubernatorial and senate primaries in Pennsylvania. First, Giordano asks Graham about an interview with Republican gubernatorial nominee Doug Mastriano, who hung up on him after the reporter asked how he would answer questions that he’s destined to face when up against Democrats. Graham, who has worked on many Republican campaigns, tells of the rules of politics and how they applied to the primaries, telling that politics is not an activity that’s about personal value or morality, instead that it’s a game or task that one must play. (Photo by Jacqueline Nix)
In today’s third hour, Dom welcomes back Steve Feldman, President of Philadelphia’s Zionists of America Organization, who calls us live from Israel. First, Giordano and Feldman discuss Israel itself and the value of traveling to the country, no matter the religion. Feldman discusses the technological marvels he’s witnessed during his trip, telling of the impressive and powerful nature of Israel. Then, Giordano asks Feldman for an update on the political situation in Israel, asking whether Benjamin Netanyahu still has the level of popularity he once had. Also, Feldman and Giordano discuss a newly elected progressive candidate out in Pittsburgh who has made anti-Semitic remarks in the past. (Photo by Uriel Sinai/Getty Images)
Jim Worthington, owner of the Newtown Athletic Club and political powerhouse in Pennsylvania, returns to the Dom Giordano Program to discuss why he hosted an election night party for Dr. Mehmet Oz at the club. Worthington discusses the result of the election, and tells why he believes Dr. Oz continues to be the strongest candidate in a general election situation, running against Democratic nominee John Fetterman. Then, Giordano and Worthington discuss shots fired by campaigns throughout the lead up to the primary vote, with Worthington explaining that the anti-Muslim and anti-Turkish attacks levied by the McCormick campaign turned him Oz’s way.
Michael Graham, Managing Editor for InsideSources.com and Columnist for Delaware Valley Journal returns to the Dom Giordano Program to break down the gubernatorial and senate primaries in Pennsylvania. First, Giordano asks Graham about an interview with Republican gubernatorial nominee Doug Mastriano, who hung up on him after the reporter asked how he would answer questions that he’s destined to face when up against Democrats. Graham, who has worked on many Republican campaigns, tells of the rules of politics and how they applied to the primaries, telling that politics is not an activity that’s about personal value or morality, instead that it’s a game or task that one must play. (Photo by Michael M. Santiago/Getty Images)
In today’s third hour, Giordano welcomes back Pennsylvania Republican candidate for Senate Dave McCormick as he awaits the results of a highly contested primary election against Dr. Mehmet Oz and Kathy Barnette. First, Giordano asks for McCormick’s thoughts on the way that Pennsylvania runs their elections, with McCormick lamenting about the delay while propping out the incredible turnout which has flooded election officials. Then, Giordano highlights McCormick’s strategy of utilizing the mail-in balloting system in Pennsylvania, noting that one must play their game on the field provided to them. In addition, McCormick comments on social media posts made by former President Donald Trump urging Dr. Mehmet Oz to declare victory as a way to get in front of McCormick ‘stealing the election.’
Then, Kathy Barnette returns to the Dom Giordano Program to discuss the highly contested Senate primary vote yesterday held in Pennsylvania, in which she faced off against Dr. Mehmet Oz and David McCormick. First, Giordano asks whether the 3rd place finish stings, with Barnette explaining how proud she is of what she did while campaigning, expressing her gratitude for those who offered her their support. Then, Giordano asks Barnette about her campaign and strategy, bringing to light the negative allegations being thrown Barnette’s way. Dom asks Barnette whether she did want to go on Hannity to refute these claims, with Kathy telling that she wanted to go on but only to face off with Dr. Mehmet Oz. (Photo by Melissa Sue Gerrits/Getty Images)
In today’s third hour, Giordano welcomes back Pennsylvania Republican candidate for Senate Dave McCormick as he awaits the results of a highly contested primary election against Dr. Mehmet Oz and Kathy Barnette. First, Giordano asks for McCormick’s thoughts on the way that Pennsylvania runs their elections, with McCormick lamenting about the delay while propping out the incredible turnout which has flooded election officials. Then, Giordano highlights McCormick’s strategy of utilizing the mail-in balloting system in Pennsylvania, noting that one must play their game on the field provided to them. In addition, McCormick comments on social media posts made by former President Donald Trump urging Dr. Mehmet Oz to declare victory as a way to get in front of McCormick ‘stealing the election.(Photo by Jeff Swensen/Getty Images)
Kathy Barnette returns to the Dom Giordano Program to discuss the highly contested Senate primary vote yesterday held in Pennsylvania, in which she faced off against Dr. Mehmet Oz and David McCormick. First, Giordano asks whether the 3rd place finish stings, with Barnette explaining how proud she is of what she did while campaigning, expressing her gratitude for those who offered her their support. Then, Giordano asks Barnette about her campaign and strategy, bringing to light the negative allegations being thrown Barnette’s way. Dom asks Barnette whether she did want to go on Hannity to refute these claims, with Kathy telling that she wanted to go on but only to face off with Dr. Mehmet Oz. (Photo by Michael M. Santiago/Getty Images)
Sean Parnell returns to the Dom Giordano Program after joining often throughout the lead up to the primary to break down the election. First, Giordano asks Parnell for his overall thoughts on the race after throwing his support behind senate candidate Dave McCormick, taking listeners inside the contested race that may automatically trigger a recount. Parnell offers his opinion on why things have shaken out the way that they have, and expresses his disappointment in the way that Pennsylvania runs their elections. (Photo Courtesy of the Committee on Arrangements for the 2020 Republican National Committee via Getty Images)
Montgomery County GOP Chair Liz Preate-Havey returns to the Dom Giordano Program to take us inside the polling locations and tell us how things are shaking out following Election Day. Giordano and Preate-Havey discuss the importance of election integrity, telling of problematic situations playing out throughout the state pertaining to the vote count. Then, Giordano asks Preate-Havey for her prediction on how the Senate vote will turn out, with Preate-Havey suggesting that the final toll will come down to a couple hundred or thousand votes. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Giordano leads off by continuing the conversation from the first hour centered on the election, asking listeners for their suggestions for a slogan for the show as he turns to support Doug Mastriano for Governor as he prepares to face off against Democrat Josh Shapiro. Then, Giordano plays back a clip from a conference that Philadelphia teachers were encouraged to attend, in which activists showed different types of sexual aids and suggested no age minimum for gender reassignment surgery.
Then, Montgomery County GOP Chair Liz Preate-Havey returns to the Dom Giordano Program to take us inside the polling locations and tell us how things are shaking out following Election Day. Giordano and Preate-Havey discuss the importance of election integrity, telling of problematic situations playing out throughout the state pertaining to the vote count. Then, Giordano asks Preate-Havey for her prediction on how the Senate vote will turn out, with Preate-Havey suggesting that the final toll will come down to a couple hundred or thousand votes. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by discussing yesterday’s primary election, offering his opinion on the incredibly contested Senate race between Dr. Mehmet Oz and Dave McCormick. Giordano laments about Pennsylvania’s repeated vote counting issues, expressing his lack of surprise in more confusion pertaining to election integrity. Then, Giordano discusses the blowout win on the gubernatorial side of things, telling that while he thought Mastriano would win, he did not expect the landslide victory. Dom eats his words on Mastriano and asks listeners for a slogan for the general election, landing on #DealWithDoug as a potential contender.
Then, Sean Parnell returns to the Dom Giordano Program after joining often throughout the lead up to the primary to break down the election. First, Giordano asks Parnell for his overall thoughts on the race after throwing his support behind senate candidate Dave McCormick, taking listeners inside the contested race that may automatically trigger a recount. Parnell offers his opinion on why things have shaken out the way that they have, and expresses his disappointment in the way that Pennsylvania runs their elections. (Photo by Michael M. Santiago/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Jeff Bartos, candidate for Senate in Pennsylvania, returns to the Dom Giordano Program to discuss how he’s feeling today on Election Day, as Pennsylvanians flock to the polls to select who they’d like to represent their respective parties. First, Giordano and Bartos discuss the dynamic of the Senate race, with Bartos telling how he, Gale, and Barnette were the original entrants until things drastically changed with the entrance of both Dave McCormick and Dr. Mehmet Oz. Then, Bartos explains his take on multiple issues, particularly of the economy, lending his business expertise to find solutions for rampant inflation. Finally, Giordano asks Bartos for his opinion on the slate of debates, and asks for his opinion on a Senate race that has turned very messy.
Then, Dave White checks in from the road on Election Day, telling why he believes he will win the primary today, and why he believes he would fare well in a general election. After White, Chair of the Montgomery County GOP Liz Preate-Havey joins the show to provide an outlook on turnout, and offers her thoughts on how things are shaking out today. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dave White checks in from the road on Election Day, telling why he believes he will win the primary today, and why he believes he would fare well in a general election. After White, Chair of the Montgomery County GOP Liz Preate-Havey joins the show to provide an outlook on turnout, and offers her thoughts on how things are shaking out today.
Clarice Schillinger, candidate for Lieutenant Governor, rejoins the Dom Giordano Program on Election Day to tell us how her busy day has been. First, Giordano asks for Clarice to gauge voters, asking whether she believes the Lieutenant Governor race is more about the issues, or if there’s more weight placed on who works better with the gubernatorial candidate. Then, Clarice takes us through her campaign, telling what she’s learned about the people of Pennsylvania and what she hopes to accomplish if elected to office. (Photo by Michael M. Santiago/Getty Images)
Bill McSwain, candidate for Governor of Pennsylvania, returns to the Dom Giordano Program on the final day of the election to discuss his campaign and tell about his incredibly busy day. McSwain tells listeners why they should vote for him, suggesting what he’d do if elected to office to better the lives of Pennsylvanians. Also, McSwain comments on his opponents, and tells the issues that he’s hearing as the most important from Pennsylvanians. (Photo by Michael M. Santiago/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom leads off the Dom Giordano Program by continuing the discussion centered on Election Day, taking calls from listeners who both report what they’re seeing a the polls, and tell who they’ve decided to vote for. Sprinkled throughout, Giordano and Dan discuss Dom’s choice of laundry detergent, and talk about solutions to the plastic bag ban in New Jersey.
Then, Bill McSwain, candidate for Governor of Pennsylvania, returns to the Dom Giordano Program on the final day of the election to discuss his campaign and tell about his incredibly busy day. McSwain tells listeners why they should vote for him, suggesting what he’d do if elected to office to better the lives of Pennsylvanians. Also, McSwain comments on his opponents, and tells the issues that he’s hearing as the most important from Pennsylvanians. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by celebrating the big day that we’ve been waiting for, Election Day! Today, Pennsylvanians all over the State head to the polls to cast their votes for their Republican and Democrat favorites. John Fetterman and Josh Shapiro seem like the sure bets for the Democratic bid for Senator and Governor respectively, but the Republican side of things continues to be highly contested between multiple solid candidates. Giordano spends the first half hour running through the Republican contenders, offering his opinion on who he believes has the highest chances in a general election.
Then, Clarice Schillinger, candidate for Lieutenant Governor, rejoins the Dom Giordano Program on Election Day to tell us how her busy day has been. First, Giordano asks for Clarice to gauge voters, asking whether she believes the Lieutenant Governor race is more about the issues, or if there’s more weight placed on who works better with the gubernatorial candidate. Then, Clarice takes us through her campaign, telling what she’s learned about the people of Pennsylvania and what she hopes to accomplish if elected to office.
Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by providing updates on the Republican primaries in Pennsylvania just a day before the big vote, telling of a huge groundswell by the Mastriano campaign after a weekend endorsement by former President Donald Trump. Then, Giordano offers his thoughts on the tragic mass shooting in Buffalo, discussing the media rhetoric centered on the political ideology of the shooter.
Then, Dr. Mehmet Oz rejoins the Dom Giordano Program on the final stretch before tomorrow’s primary election. First, Giordano and Oz discuss the final stretch, with Oz telling what he’s been doing on the final days prior to the election. Then, Giordano asks for Dr. Oz to lend his medical expertise to discuss Democratic front-runner John Fetterman’s stroke. Then, Dr. Oz turns this into a conversation about the importance of healthcare, something Oz tells Giordano that he holds close to his heart as a cornerstone issue in his campaign. Then, Giordano asks Oz why he believes undecided support has swung his day in recent days, with Oz stressing the importance of his visibility and electability. (Photo by Michael M. Santiago/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Giordano leads off by continuing with his forecasting of tomorrow’s primary election. First, Giordano plays back comments made by Lou Barletta supporters expressing their frustration about the disloyalty of former President Donald Trump after Barletta was quick to endorse the former President prior to his election.
Then, Dom welcomes back Senate candidate Dave McCormick onto the Dom Giordano Program to garner his thoughts on the final day before a very important primary election in which he faces off against two others in a highly contested 3-way race for the Republican bid. McCormick lays out what he’s found most important throughout his campaign traversing the State, and explains why he’s the candidate best prepared to represent the Republican Party in an eventual general election. Also, Dave and Dom discuss the effectiveness of McCormick’s ads, and Dom compliments Dave for using his ‘better half’ for the election. (Photo by Mark Makela/Getty Images)
Full Hour | Kathy Barnette joins the show in studio. Dom starts off the segment discussing which issue Kathy stands on primarily. Barnette talks about the economy and how we are sending money to Ukraine, how inflationary it is to our economy, and Oz’ noncommittal status towards the bill. Then, Kathy discusses the controversy surrounding her suggestion of erecting more statues like Frederick Douglass and Barack Obama. Next, we invite callers into the show to ask questions and pick Kathy’s brain. Dom segues into having a debate on air between her constituents and how she would love to engage with them as they shy away. As they discuss issues that Democrats will run on, Dom brings up the issue of abortion and how it pertains to her campaign and how it affects her personally. (Photo by Samuel Corum/Getty Images)
Kathy Barnette joins the show in studio. Dom starts off the segment discussing which issue Kathy stands on primarily. Barnette talks about the economy and how we are sending money to Ukraine, how inflationary it is to our economy, and Oz’ noncommittal status towards the bill. Then, Kathy discusses the controversy surrounding her suggestion of erecting more statues like Frederick Douglass and Barack Obama. Next, we invite callers into the show to ask questions and pick Kathy’s brain. Dom segues into having a debate on air between her constituents and how she would love to engage with them as they shy away. As they discuss issues that Democrats will run on, Dom brings up the issue of abortion and how it pertains to her campaign and how it affects her personally. (Photo by Michael M. Santiago/Getty Images)
Dr. Mehmet Oz rejoins the Dom Giordano Program on the final stretch before tomorrow’s primary election. First, Giordano and Oz discuss the final stretch, with Oz telling what he’s been doing on the final days prior to the election. Then, Giordano asks for Dr. Oz to lend his medical expertise to discuss Democratic front-runner John Fetterman’s stroke. Then, Dr. Oz turns this into a conversation about the importance of healthcare, something Oz tells Giordano that he holds close to his heart as a cornerstone issue in his campaign. Then, Giordano asks Oz why he believes undecided support has swung his day in recent days, with Oz stressing the importance of his visibility and electability. (Photo by Michael M. Santiago/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes back Senate candidate Dave McCormick onto the Dom Giordano Program to garner his thoughts on the final day before a very important primary election in which he faces off against two others in a highly contested 3-way race for the Republican bid. McCormick lays out what he’s found most important throughout his campaign traversing the State, and explains why he’s the candidate best prepared to represent the Republican Party in an eventual general election. Also, Dave and Dom discuss the effectiveness of McCormick’s ads, and Dom compliments Dave for using his ‘better half’ for the election. (Photo by Michael M. Santiago/Getty Images)
Dom Giordano, WPHT host and former teacher, has dedicated much of his daily show toward parents who are taking it into their own hands to push back against school boards that have a negative impact on their children. This has culminated in a weekly podcast on education, Readin', Writin', and Reason, which has allowed wonderful relationships to develop between Giordano, educators, and parents throughout the country who are speaking out against overbearing school boards.
First, Dom welcomes Dr. Elana Fishbein, Founder and President of No Left Turn in Education, back to the podcast. Last week, No Left Turn in Education made news after uncovering a controversial email exchange between a teacher and counselor at the Charles F. Patton Middle School in the Unionville-Chadds Ford School District, with the counselor telling a teacher about a student’s preferred pronouns, also writing that it may be best to hide this from the student’s parents. Giordano tells that this is one of many instances of this mindset of hiding gender ideology from parents, with Dr. Fishbein telling how deep this goes. In addition, the counselor and teacher agree to encourage the student, who came out as ‘pansexual’ during a recent assignment, to launch a Middle School version of Unionville High School’s ‘Gender Sexuality Alliance’ club.
Then, Dom welcomes New Jersey State Senator Steve Oroho back onto the podcast for an update on the debate over sexual education in New Jersey. First, Oroho contextualizes the debate, telling what it is that’s being pushed by progressive New Jersey lawmakers and why Oroho has teamed up with Sen. Holly Schepisi and others to combat the curriculum.
Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Dom welcomes Pennsylvania Republican Gubernatorial Candidate Dave White back onto the Dom Giordano Program. First, Giordano asks for White’s opinion on endorsements being made for White’s opponents, with White telling that politicians will always endorse politicians, explaining the benefits of electing a non-politician to office such as himself. Then, Giordano asks White to clarify his stance on abortion, telling about his son who suffers from Microcephaly, and why he firmly stands in the pro-life column. Also, White tells what separates himself from the other candidates, and tells why he is not just a regional candidate, receiving endorsements statewide.
Then, after playing Dom’s Money Melody, Giordano switches back to a general conversation about Tuesday’s primary election, taking calls from listeners to gauge how they're feeling in the lead up to the election?
In today’s third hour, Dom welcomes Pennsylvania Republican Gubernatorial Candidate Dave White back onto the Dom Giordano Program. First, Giordano asks for White’s opinion on endorsements being made for White’s opponents, with White telling that politicians will always endorse politicians, explaining the benefits of electing a non-politician to office such as himself. Then, Giordano asks White to clarify his stance on abortion, telling about his son who suffers from Microcephaly, and why he firmly stands in the pro-life column. Also, White tells what separates himself from the other candidates, and tells why he is not just a regional candidate, receiving endorsements statewide. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Sean Parnell, former candidate for Senate now supporting Dave McCormick, returns to the Dom Giordano Program to discuss some questions he has about Kathy Barnette’s candidacy. Today, Breitbart released a McCormick-sponsored article written by Parnell asking questions about past comments made by Barnette and her history of service in the military. Giordano first pushes Parnell on the repeated attacks, asking whether attacking other candidates in a primary is beneficial to the overall scheme of electing a conservative. Then, Parnell delves into questions about documentation for Barnette’s military service, telling what she has produced and why he finds transparency incredibly important prior to a general election.
Then, Giordano takes some callers discussing Tuesday’s primary, with callers explaining why they still support Barnette even in light of recent comments that surfaced. After that, Giordano tells about a protest held by gas station owners in New Jersey hoping to bring self-service to stations in the State. Then Neal Zoren returns to the Dom Giordano Program to lament about the finale of Ozark and tell us what’s worth watching coming up. (Photo Illustration by Miguel Villagran/Getty Images)
In today’s second hour, Sean Parnell, former candidate for Senate now supporting Dave McCormick, returns to the Dom Giordano Program to discuss some questions he has about Kathy Barnette’s candidacy. Today, Breitbart released a McCormick-sponsored article written by Parnell asking questions about past comments made by Barnette and her history of service in the military. Giordano first pushes Parnell on the repeated attacks, asking whether attacking other candidates in a primary is beneficial to the overall scheme of electing a conservative. Then, Parnell delves into questions about documentation for Barnette’s military service, telling what she has produced and why he finds transparency incredibly important prior to a general election. (Photo Courtesy of the Committee on Arrangements for the 2020 Republican National Committee via Getty Images)
Steve Keeley, reporter for Fox29, returns to the Dom Giordano Program to tell of a fascinating story he’s uncovered with SEPTA. Keeley reports that SEPTA is facing new questions after he uncovered that the organization hired a woman who previously pled guilty in a murder case for their new outreach program. First, Giordano and Keeley discuss the organization of SEPTA, with Giordano asking Keeley whether the Board actually does anything, or just uses their positions for politics. Then, Giordano asks Keeley about Erica Sanchez, the subject of his new investigation, with Keeley explaining that he remembered her murdering a man from his time reporting, explaining that SEPTA seemingly does not vet their candidates for their outreach programs. Keeley tells about his questioning of the SEPTA brass, and tells about SEPTA’s program in-depth. (Photo by William Thomas Cain/Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by prognosticating the upcoming Pennsylvania primaries, telling of new discoveries centered on candidate Kathy Barnette. Dom tells of the new revelations, playing back clips from Sean Hannity’s show last night where he summarized past tweets by the candidate targeting both the LGBTQ and Muslim communities. Giordano takes calls from listeners weighing in on the situation, with some defending and others attacking the comments made by Barnette. Giordano and producer Dan debate how this effects Barnette’s winability in a general election, with Giordano telling the sad choice that voters will have to make on Tuesday.
Then, Steve Keeley, reporter for Fox29, returns to the Dom Giordano Program to tell of a fascinating story he’s uncovered with SEPTA. Keeley reports that SEPTA is facing new questions after he uncovered that the organization hired a woman who previously pled guilty in a murder case for their new outreach program. First, Giordano and Keeley discuss the organization of SEPTA, with Giordano asking Keeley whether the Board actually does anything, or just uses their positions for politics. Then, Giordano asks Keeley about Erica Sanchez, the subject of his new investigation, with Keeley explaining that he remembered her murdering a man from his time reporting, explaining that SEPTA seemingly does not vet their candidates for their outreach programs. Keeley tells about his questioning of the SEPTA brass, and tells about SEPTA’s program in-depth. (Photo by Michael M. Santiago/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s final hour, Dom spends the majority of the hour prognosticating and forecasting the election. Dom returns to comments made in the race for U.S. Senate levied against Kathy Barnette, asking whether the new attacks disqualify her as a candidate in the eyes of the voters. Also, Dom tells about a boycott of rolls after the owner of Martin’s Potato Rolls showed support for gubernatorial candidate Doug Mastriano. Then, Dom welcomes friend of the show Pastor Bill Devlin back onto the Program, who explains why he, as a combat veteran, still continues to support Kathy Barnette for Senator. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dr. Mehmet Oz, candidate for U.S. Senate in Pennsylvania, returns to the Dom Giordano Program for an update from the campaign trail as the candidate races down the final stretch before primary day on May 17th. First, Giordano asks Oz about the event this past weekend, with former President Trump coming to Pennsylvania to express his support. Then, Giordano asks Dr. Oz about comments he made last night on the Sean Hannity Show on Fox News, wondering for more information on claims made by Dr. Oz that Barnette was pushing for a statue of Barack Obama in the wake of the George Floyd protest, and showed open support for Black Lives Matter. Then, Giordano asks Dr. Oz why he believes he’s the best candidate to represent Republicans in a general election. (Photo by Rob Kim/Getty Images for The Blue Jacket Fashion Show)
Giordano welcomes back Lieutenant Governor Candidate Clarice Schillinger back onto the Dom Giordano Program for an update on the campaign as she reaches the final stretch before the May 17th primary. First, Giordano asks Schillinger about the processes behind electing the Lieutenant Governor, asking Schillinger which candidate she feels most comfortable working with after the general election, instead telling Dom that she’s met individually with each candidate and looks forward to working with whatever gubernatorial candidate she’s teamed up with. Then, Schillinger and Giordano go through the issues, with Clarice exemplifying her attention to detail, with Dom remarking how that alone would be a benefit to Harrisburg. Also, Clarice tells why she thinks she’s the best option, and tells what she most wants to accomplish if elected to office. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Giordano welcomes back Lieutenant Governor Candidate Clarice Schillinger back onto the Dom Giordano Program for an update on the campaign as she reaches the final stretch before the May 17th primary. First, Giordano asks Schillinger about the processes behind electing the Lieutenant Governor, asking Schillinger which candidate she feels most comfortable working with after the general election, instead telling Dom that she’s met individually with each candidate and looks forward to working with whatever gubernatorial candidate she’s teamed up with. Then, Schillinger and Giordano go through the issues, with Clarice exemplifying her attention to detail, with Dom remarking how that alone would be a benefit to Harrisburg. Also, Clarice tells why she thinks she’s the best option, and tells what she most wants to accomplish if elected to office.
Then, Dr. Mehmet Oz, candidate for U.S. Senate in Pennsylvania, returns to the Dom Giordano Program for an update from the campaign trail as the candidate races down the final stretch before primary day on May 17th. First, Giordano asks Oz about the event this past weekend, with former President Trump coming to Pennsylvania to express his support. Then, Giordano asks Dr. Oz about comments he made last night on the Sean Hannity Show on Fox News, wondering for more information on claims made by Dr. Oz that Barnette was pushing for a statue of Barack Obama in the wake of the George Floyd protest, and showed open support for Black Lives Matter. Then, Giordano asks Dr. Oz why he believes he’s the best candidate to represent Republicans in a general election. (Photo by Getty Images)
Today, Dom Giordano led off the Dom Giordano Program by welcoming gubernatorial candidate Bill McSwain into the studio for a long-form interview, and to take calls from listeners and voters with concerns about the primary election. Giordano and McSwain discuss a range of issues, including the unprecedented SCOTUS leak centered on Roe v. Wade and the lawlessness in Philadelphia under the reign of Philadelphia District Attorney Larry Krasner. McSwain directly tells what he’d do if elected to office to fix both the crime issue and heightened gas prices, and explains why he’s the candidate that’s most well-suited to win in a general election. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom Giordano led off the Dom Giordano Program by welcoming gubernatorial candidate Bill McSwain into the studio for a long-form interview, and to take calls from listeners and voters with concerns about the primary election. Giordano and McSwain discuss a range of issues, including the unprecedented SCOTUS leak centered on Roe v. Wade and the lawlessness in Philadelphia under the reign of Philadelphia District Attorney Larry Krasner. McSwain directly tells what he’d do if elected to office to fix both the crime issue and heightened gas prices, and explains why he’s the candidate that’s most well-suited to win in a general election.
Then, Giordano moves into a conversation centered on the Republican primary for United States Senate in Pennsylvania, telling of an interview that Kathy had with WPHT host Rich Zeoli in which, when pressed about Sean Parnell’s comments about her service, made a comment relating to the former candidates history. Dom asks whether listeners think the comment is out of bounds, and plays back a clip from Dr. Mehmet Oz from Sean Hannity, with the candidate raising more questions about Barnette. (Photo by Michael M. Santiago/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Dom welcomes New Jersey State Senator Steve Oroho back onto the Dom Giordano Program for an update on the debate over sexual education in New Jersey. First, Oroho contextualizes the debate, telling what it is that’s being pushed by progressive New Jersey lawmakers and why Oroho has teamed up with Sen. Holly Schepisi and others to combat the curriculum.
Then, Senator Pat Toomey returns to the Dom Giordano Program for his monthly check-in, discussing multiple issues playing out in Washington, D.C. First, Giordano asks Toomey about a hearing held with the United States Secretary of the Treasury Janet Yellen, in which Toomey grilled Yellen on the impact of climate change on the economy. Toomey takes us inside the chambers and tells us why he approached the issue that way, and points out the ludicrous nature of claims centered on climate change coming out of the Biden administration. Then, Giordano looks for Toomey’s thoughts on the unprecedented Supreme Court leak centered on Roe v. Wade, asking how Bob Casey, Pennsylvania’s other Senator, can continue calling himself a pro-life Catholic while taking a pro-abortion stance after the leak. Then, Giordano asks Toomey for his thoughts on the race for the successor to his seat, telling why he’s concerned about a late surge by a certain candidate. (Photo by Alex Wong/Getty Images)
In today’s third hour, Dom welcomes New Jersey State Senator Steve Oroho back onto the Dom Giordano Program for an update on the debate over sexual education in New Jersey. First, Oroho contextualizes the debate, telling what it is that’s being pushed by progressive New Jersey lawmakers and why Oroho has teamed up with Sen. Holly Schepisi and others to combat the curriculum. (Photo by Getty Images)
Giordano welcomes Matt Brouillette, President and CEO of Commonwealth Partners Chamber of Entrepreneurs, back onto the Dom Giordano to break down the gubernatorial and senate primaries in Pennsylvania. First, Giordano asks about gubernatorial frontrunner Doug Mastriano, and whether Brouillette things the candidate has any shot against a very strong candidate in Josh Shapiro, with Giordano telling that he’s concerned that Mastriano will scare off a moderate vote. Then, Giordano and Brouillette discuss the potential for the other, more moderate candidates, to drop out and team up against Mastriano. Giordano suggests that somebody like Dave White withdrawing would bring more support for candidates like Lou Barletta or Bill McSwain, and vice-versa. Then, Dom and Matt flip over to the Senate side of things, telling of a negative favorability rating that Dr. Oz faces while he continues to surge as a frontrunner, with Brouillette and Giordano stressing the importance of winability in a general election. (Photo by Win McNamee/Getty Images)
In today’s second hour, Lou Barletta, candidate for Governor in Pennsylvania, returns to the Dom Giordano Program to update how his campaign has been going with less than one week remaining until a very highly contested primary election on May 17th. First, Lou tells about an event being held tomorrow at the American Legion in Levittown, in which former Gov. Schweiker and Lt. Governor Crawley will speak on the candidate’s behalf. Then, Giordano asks Barletta specifically about the gubernatorial frontrunner Doug Mastriano, with Barletta explaining why he feels he has a higher chance of winning against Democrats, so people should take notice of the winability aspect of the race. (Photo by Mark Makela/Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom Giordano led off the Dom Giordano Program by offering updates on the senate and gubernatorial races in Pennsylvania, giving the favorability ratings of Senate candidates. Dom notices that Dr. Mehmet Oz is struggling in the department of Republican favorability, and tells why he believes the candidate continues to surge in spite of voters’ feelings about him. Then, Giordano tells about new beef with the Philadelphia Parking Authority, warning that the organization is on the verge of expanding their speed camera program, lamenting about the continued growth of surveillance. Then, Giordano delves into a discussion centered on inflation, after President Biden offered up his plans to address the elephant in the room that lingers over Democrats before the midterms. Giordano takes some time to lay out how inflation effects the everyday voter, bringing listeners through the supply chain, pointing how increases to commodities directly impact the pockets of voters. (Photo by Jeff Fusco/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Lou Barletta, candidate for Governor in Pennsylvania, returns to the Dom Giordano Program to update how his campaign has been going with less than one week remaining until a very highly contested primary election on May 17th. First, Lou tells about an event being held tomorrow at the American Legion in Levittown, in which former Gov. Schweiker and Lt. Governor Crawley will speak on the candidate’s behalf. Then, Giordano asks Barletta specifically about the gubernatorial frontrunner Doug Mastriano, with Barletta explaining why he feels he has a higher chance of winning against Democrats, so people should take notice of the winability aspect of the race.
After Barletta, Giordano stresses the importance of the Pennsylvania primaries, pointing to the necessity to elect a candidate who can win. Then, Giordano warns of the negatives of electing another Democrat, pointing to Senator Bob Casey’s flip-flopping on the topic of abortion, telling that he’s come out against the Supreme Court leak after using his pro-life stance to prop himself up for past elections.
Then, Giordano welcomes Matt Brouillette, President and CEO of Commonwealth Partners Chamber of Entrepreneurs, back onto the Dom Giordano to break down the gubernatorial and senate primaries in Pennsylvania. First, Giordano asks about gubernatorial frontrunner Doug Mastriano, and whether Brouillette things the candidate has any shot against a very strong candidate in Josh Shapiro, with Giordano telling that he’s concerned that Mastriano will scare off a moderate vote. Then, Giordano and Brouillette discuss the potential for the other, more moderate candidates, to drop out and team up against Mastriano. Giordano suggests that somebody like Dave White withdrawing would bring more support for candidates like Lou Barletta or Bill McSwain, and vice-versa. Then, Dom and Matt flip over to the Senate side of things, telling of a negative favorability rating that Dr. Oz faces while he continues to surge as a frontrunner, with Brouillette and Giordano stressing the importance of winability in a general election. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Guy Ciarrocchi returns to the Dom Giordano Program to discuss his decision to run for United States Congress against Mary Gay Scanlon, a congresswoman who has been on the forefront of propagating hyper-progressive policies. First, Guy comments on the issue most important to Pennsylvanians, being the topic of inflation, telling of the negative effects imposed by policies set forth by the Biden administration. Then, Guy and Giordano switch into a conversation centered on education, discussing the decision by Governor Wolf and the Biden administration to close schools, telling of the negative implication of Coronavirus policies on local schools.
Then, Giordano and Dan return to a topic they discussed in the first hour, telling of a horrific car crash at a SEPTA station in the Kensington section of the city, with a car killing pedestrians after traveling over 100 mph down city streets. Giordano and Dan discuss the state of Kensington, with Giordano upset that the City has seemingly turned the section into a real-life equivalent of Hamsterdam from the Wire, allowing crime to persist with no regard for those who have to live through it. Giordano tells what needs to be done for things to change, and pontificates why Democrats continue to turn a blind eye to the happenings in Kensington. (Photo by Spencer Platt/Getty Images)
In today’s third hour, Guy Ciarrocchi returns to the Dom Giordano Program to discuss his decision to run for United States Congress against Chrissy Houlahan, a congresswoman who has been on the forefront of propagating hyper-progressive policies. First, Guy comments on the issue most important to Pennsylvanians, being the topic of inflation, telling of the negative effects imposed by policies set forth by the Biden administration. Then, Guy and Giordano switch into a conversation centered on education, discussing the decision by Governor Wolf and the Biden administration to close schools, telling of the negative implication of Coronavirus policies on local schools. (Photo by Brendan Hoffman/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, national political analyst Salena Zito returns to the Dom Giordano Program to break down the Pennsylvania senate and gubernatorial primaries. First, Zito offers her general thoughts on the battle, discussing the strength of Democratic frontrunner Josh Shapiro. Then, Giordano takes Zito through individual candidates, spending a chunk of time talking about gubernatorial candidate Doug Mastriano, who Zito recently wrote would cost the GOP both the House and Senate in Pennsylvania. Then, Zito and Giordano run through the issues most important to voters, with Zito explaining that inflation continues to be the primary issue holding the Pennsylvania voter’s focus.
Then, Dom switches back to the topic of inflation, playing back clips from a press conference held today by President Joe Biden, in which he compared his solution to Republican solutions, refusing to take blame for any of the heightened prices, instead pushing the blame onto MAGA Republicans and Russia. Then, in Dan Time with Dom, Dan tells about the record-setting analyst contract signed by Tom Brady, with Giordano offering whether he thinks Brady will be a successful broadcaster. (Photo by Stacy Revere/Getty Images)
In today’s second hour, national political analyst Salena Zito returns to the Dom Giordano Program to break down the Pennsylvania senate and gubernatorial primaries. First, Zito offers her general thoughts on the battle, discussing the strength of Democratic frontrunner Josh Shapiro. Then, Giordano takes Zito through individual candidates, spending a chunk of time talking about gubernatorial candidate Doug Mastriano, who Zito recently wrote would cost the GOP both the House and Senate in Pennsylvania. Then, Zito and Giordano run through the issues most important to voters, with Zito explaining that inflation continues to be the primary issue holding the Pennsylvania voter’s focus. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by discussing the continued prevalence of inflation in American society, updating the audience on a topic he discussed yesterday, being the shortage of infant formula playing out nationwide. Giordano plays back a clip from Biden administration’s Jen Psaki, who said a whole lot of nothing when pressed on the issue of baby formula, with Giordano lamenting that the administration continues to bumble around while mothers suffer. Then, Giordano updates both the Republican gubernatorial and Senate primary races, telling that he’s posted a poll asking listeners which Senate candidate they’re most likely support, and explains why he thinks Barnette continues to surge. Then, Giordano discusses the continued effort by protestors to disrupt the lives on Supreme Court Justices following the leak centered on a potential reversal of Roe v. Wade, playing back a clip in which Ted Cruz compares the protestors to those who caused peril following the death of George Floyd.
Then, legendary sportswriter Ray Didinger returns to the Dom Giordano Program after announcing that, after an illustrious 53 years covering Philadelphia sports, he will retire at the end of May. First, Giordano and Didinger discuss the decision, with Ray revealing that this was made after long thought and discussion between him and his wife, and his good friend and cohost Glen Macnow. Then, Didinger tells about the many years he’s spent covering Philadelphia sports, revealing the moment he was most happy to witness, and telling of his biggest disappointment throughout the years. (Photo by Drew Angerer/Getty Images)
Legendary sportswriter Ray Didinger returns to the Dom Giordano Program after announcing that, after an illustrious 53 years covering Philadelphia sports, he will retire at the end of May. First, Giordano and Didinger discuss the decision, with Ray revealing that this was made after long thought and discussion between him and his wife, and his good friend and cohost Glen Macnow. Then, Didinger tells about the many years he’s spent covering Philadelphia sports, revealing the moment he was most happy to witness, and telling of his biggest disappointment throughout the years. (Photo by Getty Images)
Congressman Brian Fitzpatrick returns to the Dom Giordano Program to discuss some concerning developments that he’s uncovered about a primary opponent in the upcoming election. First, Giordano asks for the Congressman to lay out what he’s found, with Fitzpatrick telling about a Democratic push to covertly help weak candidates in Republican primary options in an effort to strengthen chances for Democrats in upcoming election. Fitzpatrick reveals that this is not only happening in his district, but tells that this is something playing out nationwide, and laments that Democrats refuse to put up a candidate that can win in a fair debate of ideas. Also, Fitzpatrick discusses issues playing out in Washington, D.C., offering his thoughts on both inflation and immigration as those two topics continue to rear their ugly head for the Biden administration. (Photo by Ting Shen-Pool/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Pennsylvania candidate for U.S. Senate Dave McCormick returns to the Dom Giordano Program in the sprint to the finish line before the Pennsylvania Republican primary. First, Giordano asks about a rally held this weekend by Donald Trump, asking for a response after the former President spent most of his time attacking McCormick rather than speaking positively in endorsing Dr. Oz. Then, Giordano asks McCormick about his endorsement by former Secretary of State Mike Pompeo’s, with Giordano focusing on one aspect of the endorsement, being Dr. Mehmet Oz’s dual citizenship with Turkey, explaining the negative implications of having him in Senate. Also, McCormick offers his thoughts on multiple issues important to voters in Pennsylvania, and tells why he has the best shot to take on John Fetterman in a general election.
Then, Congressman Brian Fitzpatrick returns to the Dom Giordano Program to discuss some concerning developments that he’s uncovered about a primary opponent in the upcoming election. First, Giordano asks for the Congressman to lay out what he’s found, with Fitzpatrick telling about a Democratic push to covertly help weak candidates in Republican primary options in an effort to strengthen chances for Democrats in upcoming election. Fitzpatrick reveals that this is not only happening in his district, but tells that this is something playing out nationwide, and laments that Democrats refuse to put up a candidate that can win in a fair debate of ideas. Also, Fitzpatrick discusses issues playing out in Washington, D.C., offering his thoughts on both inflation and immigration as those two topics continue to rear their ugly head for the Biden administration. (Photo by Getty Images)
In today’s third hour, Pennsylvania candidate for U.S. Senate Dave McCormick returns to the Dom Giordano Program in the sprint to the finish line before the Pennsylvania Republican primary. First, Giordano asks about a rally held this weekend by Donald Trump, asking for a response after the former President spent most of his time attacking McCormick rather than speaking positively in endorsing Dr. Oz. Then, Giordano asks McCormick about his endorsement by former Secretary of State Mike Pompeo’s, with Giordano focusing on one aspect of the endorsement, being Dr. Mehmet Oz’s dual citizenship with Turkey, explaining the negative implications of having him in Senate. Also, McCormick offers his thoughts on multiple issues important to voters in Pennsylvania, and tells why he has the best shot to take on John Fetterman in a general election. (Photo by Mark Makela/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Giordano leads off the Dom Giordano Program by posting a new poll on Twitter asking listeners who they’d support for Governor of Pennsylvania if the Republican primary were tomorrow. Dom goes through each candidate, discussing what he likes and dislikes about each individual candidate. Dom plays back a clip of Doug Mastriano hanging up on an interview, and asks whether or not Republicans could actually win with Mastriano representing the party in a general election. Then, Giordando offers an update on the Supreme Court situation pertaining to abortion and Roe v. Wade, telling about the security detail needed by Justice Alito to fend off angry protestors.
Then, Robert Cahaly, Chief Pollster at the Trafalgar Group, rejoins the Dom Giordano Program after some surprising polling results in the most recent Trafalgar poll. Giordano has repeatedly had Cahaly on due to his trust of Trafalgar polling, many times complimenting the different strategies employed by the organization when performing their polling. Cahaly reveals that Barnette has skyrocketed in popularity in recent polling, now nipping at the heels of Dr. Mehmet Oz and joining Dave McCormick, now making the battle a three horse race. Also, Giordano asks for Cahaly’s opinion on new polling in the gubernatorial race pointing to Mastriano as a clear front-runner in the race, with the polling expert pointing to the release of 2000 Mules as a huge benefit to candidates using voter integrity as a cornerstone issue in their campaign. (Photo by Getty Images)
Robert Cahaly, Chief Pollster at the Trafalgar Group, rejoins the Dom Giordano Program after some surprising polling results in the most recent Trafalgar poll. Giordano has repeatedly had Cahaly on due to his trust of Trafalgar polling, many times complimenting the different strategies employed by the organization when performing their polling. Cahaly reveals that Barnette has skyrocketed in popularity in recent polling, now nipping at the heels of Dr. Mehmet Oz and joining Dave McCormick, now making the battle a three horse race. Also, Giordano asks for Cahaly’s opinion on new polling in the gubernatorial race pointing to Mastriano as a clear front-runner in the race, with the polling expert pointing to the release of 2000 Mules as a huge benefit to candidates using voter integrity as a cornerstone issue in their campaign. (Photo by Mario Tama/Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom Giordano led off the Dom Giordano Program by discussing updates surrounding the unprecedented and groundbreaking leak regarding a reversal of Roe v. Wade, telling how he believes each of the Supreme Court justices will vote on the law. Then, Giordano ties the debate over Roe v. Wade to the Pennsylvania primary elections, revealing how Senate candidates stand in the lead up to the big day, and revealing what he believes to be the best strategy in approaching the issue for the election. Then, Giordano reveals a supply chain issue in the Biden economy, telling of a baby formula supply shortage that continues to grow. Dom takes callers from listeners who both think Giordano is blowing things out of proportion and mothers who do feel the impact of such a shortage, noting how important formula is to their children.
Then, Dom welcomes in Liz Preate-Havey, head of the Montgomery County GOP, to discuss and break down the gubernatorial and senate primaries in Pennsylvania. First, Giordano asks Preate-Havey how she suggests candidates handle the news surrounding the Supreme Court leak and a potential reversal of Roe v. Wade, strategizing with Giordano how candidates should approach the issue in a way to get the most voters. Then, Giordano and Preate-Havey discuss the impact that inflation will have on the election, and whether that issue in particular could be a winning issue during the midterms. Finally, Preate-Havey and Giordano warn of what will happen if Josh Shapiro wins and if we lose Republican control of the Senate. (Photo by Christopher Pearce/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes in Liz Preate-Havey, head of the Montgomery County GOP, to discuss and break down the gubernatorial and senate primaries in Pennsylvania. First, Giordano asks Preate-Havey how she suggests candidates handle the news surrounding the Supreme Court leak and a potential reversal of Roe v. Wade, strategizing with Giordano how candidates should approach the issue in a way to get the most voters. Then, Giordano and Preate-Havey discuss the impact that inflation will have on the election, and whether that issue in particular could be a winning issue during the midterms. Finally, Preate-Havey and Giordano warn of what will happen if Josh Shapiro wins and if we lose Republican control of the Senate. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom Giordano, WPHT host and former teacher, has dedicated much of his daily show toward parents who are taking it into their own hands to push back against school boards that have a negative impact on their children. This has culminated in a weekly podcast on education, Readin', Writin', and Reason, which has allowed wonderful relationships to develop between Giordano, educators, and parents throughout the country who are speaking out against overbearing school boards.
First, Dr. Ben Carson joins Dom Giordano to discuss his newly released book Created Equal: The Painful Past, Confusing Present, and Hopeful Future of Race in America. First, Giordano asks Dr. Carson to take him through his experience as a black man, with Carson explaining the great progress we’ve seen in the country that repeatedly gets ignored. Then, Giordano and Carson discuss the direction of race in this country, with Dr. Carson lamenting about the usage of racism as a wedge issue in American politics, telling that races should not be encouraged to see one another as enemies. Also, Dr. Carson offers his thoughts on Critical Race Theory, and tells what he hopes to change in releasing the new book.
Then, Dom welcomes attorney Wally Zimolong to discuss multiple lawsuits that Zimolong is working on both in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania and Nationwide. First, though, Dom noticed that Zimolong had been tweeting about the Biden administrations new equivalent to 1984’s ‘Ministry of Truth,’ after announcing that an office would be set up to prevent the spread of what they consider disinformation. Then, Wally updates two important cases, first telling about a suit revolving around masking, telling what he’s doing to push back against ridiculous edicts in the wake of Coronavirus. Also, Zimolong updates Dom on a case of alleged discrimination in the admission process for magnet schools in Philadelphia.
In today’s third hour, Dr. Ben Carson rejoins the Dom Giordano Program to discuss his newly released book Created Equal: The Painful Past, Confusing Present, and Hopeful Future of Race in America. First, Giordano asks Dr. Carson to take him through his experience as a black man, with Carson explaining the great progress we’ve seen in the country that repeatedly gets ignored. Then, Giordano and Carson discuss the direction of race in this country, with Dr. Carson lamenting about the usage of racism as a wedge issue in American politics, telling that races should not be encouraged to see one another as enemies. Also, Dr. Carson offers his thoughts on Critical Race Theory, and tells what he hopes to change in releasing the new book.
Then, after playing his Money Melody, Dom discusses astronomical gas prices that he saw while he was on his way to work, revealing that a station just off Lincoln Drive was charging $4.99 per gallon of regular gas. This leads Giordano into a conversation centered on inflation and the jobless numbers, telling that even in pursuing a remote broadcast, he’s heard of multiple restaurants and diners having consistent trouble finding staff. Also, Giordano takes calls throughout the hour on today's side question, asking for suggestions for a mother and son dance for producer Dan. (Photo by Darren McCollester/Getty Images)
In today’s third hour, Dr. Ben Carson rejoins the Dom Giordano Program to discuss his newly released book Created Equal: The Painful Past, Confusing Present, and Hopeful Future of Race in America. First, Giordano asks Dr. Carson to take him through his experience as a black man, with Carson explaining the great progress we’ve seen in the country that repeatedly gets ignored. Then, Giordano and Carson discuss the direction of race in this country, with Dr. Carson lamenting about the usage of racism as a wedge issue in American politics, telling that races should not be encouraged to see one another as enemies. Also, Dr. Carson offers his thoughts on Critical Race Theory, and tells what he hopes to change in releasing the new book. (Photo by Justin Sullivan/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom welcomes Dr. Elana Fishbein, Founder and President of No Left Turn in Education, back to the Dom Giordano Program. This week, No Left Turn in Education made news after uncovering a controversial email exchange between a teacher and counselor at the Charles F. Patton Middle School in the Unionville-Chadds Ford School District, with the counselor telling a teacher about a student’s preferred pronouns, also writing that it may be best to hide this from the student’s parents. Giordano tells that this is one of many instances of this mindset of hiding gender ideology from parents, with Dr. Fishbein telling how deep this goes. In addition, the counselor and teacher agree to encourage the student, who came out as ‘pansexual’ during a recent assignment, to launch a Middle School version of Unionville High School’s ‘Gender Sexuality Alliance’ club.
Then, after spending much of the hour discussing the senate and gubernatorial primaries in Pennsylvania, Lou Gaul returns to the Dom Giordano Program to tell us what’s coming up to look forward to in the world of film. Lou and Giordano discuss the upcoming biopic centered on Elvis, with Lou telling about Tom Hanks’ roll as Colonel Tom Parker. Also, Lou Gaul suggests a film to check out for Mother’s Day, and tells of the value of movie theaters as they reopen post-Pandemic.
In today’s second hour, Dom welcomes Dr. Elana Fishbein, Founder and President of No Left Turn in Education, back to the Dom Giordano Program. This week, No Left Turn in Education made news after uncovering a controversial email exchange between a teacher and counselor at the Charles F. Patton Middle School in the Unionville-Chadds Ford School District, with the counselor telling a teacher about a student’s preferred pronouns, also writing that it may be best to hide this from the student’s parents. Giordano tells that this is one of many instances of this mindset of hiding gender ideology from parents, with Dr. Fishbein telling how deep this goes. In addition, the counselor and teacher agree to encourage the student, who came out as ‘pansexual’ during a recent assignment, to launch a Middle School version of Unionville High School’s ‘Gender Sexuality Alliance’ club. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by providing an update on both the senate and gubernatorial races in Pennsylvania, telling that tonight, Trump will be in Pennsylvania to show his support for senate candidate Dr. Mehmet Oz. During tonight’s event, Dom notes, that the former President is expected to endorse and throw his weight behind a gubernatorial candidate. After a scathing press release denouncing Bill McSwain, and learning that Doug Mastriano won’t be in attendance for tonight’s event, Giordano predicts and suggests that Trump throw his weight behind candidate Dave White.
Then, Dom welcomes filmmaker Dinesh D’Souza back to the Dom Giordano Program to discuss his new groundbreaking film 2000 Mules and to tell why he’s coming to Pennsylvania for former President Donald Trump’s rally endorsing senate candidate Dr. Mehmet Oz. First, D’Souza and Dom tell about his trip to Pennsylvania, with Dom jokingly asking whether D’Souza knows if Trump will endorse a gubernatorial candidate at tonight’s event. Then, Giordano asks D’Souza about some criticisms of the film, with Dinesh answering to the negativity levied at the film by Left-leaning media outlets. Finally, D’Souza reveals whether there will be more chances for listeners to catch it in theaters with a wide release. (Photo by Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images)
Then, Dom welcomes filmmaker Dinesh D’Souza back to the Dom Giordano Program to discuss his new groundbreaking film 2000 Mules and to tell why he’s coming to Pennsylvania for former President Donald Trump’s rally endorsing senate candidate Dr. Mehmet Oz. First, D’Souza and Dom tell about his trip to Pennsylvania, with Dom jokingly asking whether D’Souza knows if Trump will endorse a gubernatorial candidate at tonight’s event. Then, Giordano asks D’Souza about some criticisms of the film, with Dinesh answering to the negativity levied at the film by Left-leaning media outlets. Finally, D’Souza reveals whether there will be more chances for listeners to catch it in theaters with a wide release. (Photo by Shannon Finney/Getty Images)
1210WPHT host Dom Giordano and his producer Dan Borowski bring a new podcast, Krasnerland: Crime Watch, a weekly chronicle of Philadelphia crime as it continues to skyrocket under District Attorney Larry Krasner.
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Dom welcomes back Dr. Mehmet Oz onto the Dom Giordano Program as he continues his run for Pennsylvania’s United States Senate seat soon to be vacated by Republican Pat Toomey. First, Dom asks Dr. Oz for some clarification on his thoughts on abortion, after questions about an interview he had in the past were presented in last night’s debate. Dr. Oz offers his stance on abortion, with Giordano asking further about potential exceptions to an abortion ban. Then, Giordano asks Dr. Oz about the aspects of his candidacy that makes him stand out from the other candidates, with Dr. Oz telling of the importance of name recognition and the time he’s spent in voter’s living rooms with his daytime television show. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Dom leads off the Dom Giordano Program by discussing the topic that’s been launched to the forefront of news, abortion, after an unprecedented SCOTUS leak pointed toward a reverse of course on Roe v. Wade. Dom reveals that multiple companies have now announced that they’d pay the bill for any worker who needs to travel for an abortion, expressing his disdain for these companies. Then, Giordano plays back questioning of Biden administration’s Jen Psaki centered on the leak, with Psaki dodging the question as to whether the administration believes the leaker should be held responsible.
Then, Dom welcomes back Dr. Mehmet Oz onto the Dom Giordano Program as he continues his run for Pennsylvania’s United States Senate seat soon to be vacated by Republican Pat Toomey. First, Dom asks Dr. Oz for some clarification on his thoughts on abortion, after questions about an interview he had in the past were presented in last night’s debate. Dr. Oz offers his stance on abortion, with Giordano asking further about potential exceptions to an abortion ban. Then, Giordano asks Dr. Oz about the aspects of his candidacy that makes him stand out from the other candidates, with Dr. Oz telling of the importance of name recognition and the time he’s spent in voter’s living rooms with his daytime television show. (Photo by Alex Wong/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes back in Bill O’Reilly to the Dom Giordano Program to discuss his newly released Killing the Killers: The Secret War Against Terrorists, the newest edition in his Killing series. Giordano and O’Reilly discuss specific stories throughout the book, with O’Reilly explaining that the books takes readers through the Bin Laden and al-Baghdadi raids including others, explaining that there is classified information in the book revealing new information about the way our military operates in addressing terrorism. Also, O’Reilly reveals the media reaction to the book, with Giordano asking whether corporate media is giving the information in this book a fair look after the negative treatment levied O’Reilly’s way in the past. (Photo by Ilya S. Savenok/Getty Images)
In today’s second hour, Dom welcomes back in Ambassador Carla Sands, candidate for U.S. Senate in Philadelphia, to the Dom Giordano Program, to break down the Senate primary and discuss comments she has made in recent debates. First, Giordano asks Carla to tell what differentiates her from her opposing candidates, with Sands explaining her value of constitutional rights and freedom of speech. Then, Giordano asks Sands about comments made in the debate about competitor Kathy Barnette, asking for Sands to expound on her claims of a lack of electability after Barnette lost in a recent Congressional race. After that, Giordano asks for Sands to clarify her stance on abortion, with Sands stating her position on the topic and telling whether she believes there should be any exemptions on abortion, telling that she is pro-life at both the beginning and the end of life. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom welcomes back in Ambassador Carla Sands, candidate for U.S. Senate in Philadelphia, to the Dom Giordano Program, to break down the Senate primary and discuss comments she has made in recent debates. First, Giordano asks Carla to tell what differentiates her from her opposing candidates, with Sands explaining her value of constitutional rights and freedom of speech. Then, Giordano asks Sands about comments made in the debate about competitor Kathy Barnette, asking for Sands to expound on her claims of a lack of electability after Barnette lost in a recent Congressional race. After that, Giordano asks for Sands to clarify her stance on abortion, with Sands stating her position on the topic and telling whether she believes there should be any exemptions on abortion, telling that she is pro-life at both the beginning and the end of life.
Then, after hanging up with Sands, Dom returns to forecasting both the gubernatorial and senate races, playing back a new ad created by AG Josh Shapiro’s team focusing on Mastriano as a front-runner. Dom notes that, while Mastriano’s team tries to turn this into a win, he believes the ad is being run because Shapiro dreams of running against Mastriano, knowing how easy a win it would be. Also, Dom discusses the Mar-a-Lago premiere of Dinesh D’Souza’s 2000 Mules, and offers his thoughts on what should be a groundbreaking film. Then, Dan takes over for some Dan Time with Dom, with the producer asking Giordano about his Cinco de Mayo habits. (Photo by Jessica Kourkounis/Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by discussing updates in the gubernatorial and senate Republican primaries in Philadelphia, offering his thoughts on last night’s debate between candidates for United States Senate. Then, Giordano moves more directly into the gubernatorial race, playing back an interview Doug Mastriano had with the Delaware Valley Journal where he lambasted the outlet for being left-leaning after asking him important questions, although they’ve shown to be at least center-right repeatedly. Then, Giordano discusses the concept of loan forgiveness, revealing that the Biden administration is forgiving student loans for both public employees and employees of nonprofit organizations.
Then, Dom welcomes back in Bill O’Reilly to the Dom Giordano Program to discuss his newly released Killing the Killers: The Secret War Against Terrorists, the newest edition in his Killing series. Giordano and O’Reilly discuss specific stories throughout the book, with O’Reilly explaining that the books takes readers through the Bin Laden and al-Baghdadi raids including others, explaining that there is classified information in the book revealing new information about the way our military operates in addressing terrorism. Also, O’Reilly reveals the media reaction to the book, with Giordano asking whether corporate media is giving the information in this book a fair look after the negative treatment levied O’Reilly’s way in the past. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Republican National Committee Spokesperson Paris Dennard returns to the Dom Giordano Program to discuss the political implications of the Supreme Court leak concerning a change of tune on Roe v. Wade, legally making abortion illegal nationwide. First, Giordano asks Paris about the leak itself, with Dennard telling of the importance of the investigation into finding out what happened here, and the effects that this new precedent has on future Supreme Court decisions. Then, Paris discusses the climate of the country, telling that there are particular issues within abortion that are highly unpopular nationwide, but are never discussed. Then, Giordano and Dennard move into a conversation about inflation, with Giordano asking about the strategy employed by Republicans in pushing back against Biden’s economic havoc.
Then, after playing his Money Melody, Dom switches over into a discussion centered around canonical law in regards to the abortion debate, asking why Bishops refuse to speak up against pro-abortion Democrats after suggesting ex-communication multiple times for much lesser offenses during the Trump years. Dom plays back a clip from a Leftist bishop who suggests that border patrol agents should face canonical law, and asks why the same heat is not directed toward Left for their stance on the controversial topic of abortion. (Photo by Getty Images)
In today’s third hour, Republican National Committee Spokesperson Paris Dennard returns to the Dom Giordano Program to discuss the political implications of the Supreme Court leak concerning a change of tune on Roe v. Wade, legally making abortion illegal nationwide. First, Giordano asks Paris about the leak itself, with Dennard telling of the importance of the investigation into finding out what happened here, and the effects that this new precedent has on future Supreme Court decisions. Then, Paris discusses the climate of the country, telling that there are particular issues within abortion that are highly unpopular nationwide, but are never discussed. Then, Giordano and Dennard move into a conversation about inflation, with Giordano asking about the strategy employed by Republicans in pushing back against Biden’s economic havoc. (Photo by Alex Wong/Getty Images)
Giordano welcomes back Kathy Barnette, candidate for U.S. Senate in Pennsylvania, to discuss tonight’s Newsmax debate against her competitors in the Republican primary. First, Giordano apologizes to Kathy for a technical issue yesterday that prevented her from sharing her story, and asks her to help him pick up where they left off, discussing Kathy’s heart-wrenching story leading her to a strong pro-life ideology. Then, Dom asks Kathy how she plans to separate herself from front-runners Dr. Mehmet Oz and Dave McCormick, and asks whether she will entertain the racial allegations levied her way by the other opponents. (Photo by Getty Images)
After telling of a column in the Inquirer placing the blame for tuition inflation on Kent State fallout, Giordano and producer Dan discuss the topic of student loans, with Giordano suggesting a new strategy for Republicans to employ when approaching the topic, with a way to flip the topic into a consistent win for conservatives. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom leads off by circling back to the topic of abortion in discussing the unprecedented Supreme Court leak of the initial draft of a potential overturning of Roe v. Wade. Then, Giordano and producer Dan discuss the topic of student loans, with Giordano suggesting a new strategy for Republicans to employ when approaching the topic, with a way to flip the topic into a consistent win for conservatives.
Then, Giordano welcomes back Kathy Barnette, candidate for U.S. Senate in Pennsylvania, to discuss tonight’s Newsmax debate against her competitors in the Republican primary. First, Giordano apologizes to Kathy for a technical issue yesterday that prevented her from sharing her story, and asks her to help him pick up where they left off, discussing Kathy’s heart-wrenching story leading her to a strong pro-life ideology. Then, Dom asks Kathy how she plans to separate herself from front-runners Dr. Mehmet Oz and Dave McCormick, and asks whether she will entertain the racial allegations levied her way by the other opponents. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by providing updates and playing back reactions to the unprecedented Supreme Court leak centered on the reversal of Roe v. Wade. First, Giordano plays Pennsylvania Governor Tom Wolf’s comments, in which he referred to both women and ‘birthing people’ as being at risk after the ruling. Giordano takes umbrage with the phrase ‘birthing people,’ lamenting that the Left can’t keep things straight when dealing with and litigating social issues. Then, Giordano plays back Joe Biden’s reaction, in which the President says that people should have the right to ‘abort their child,’ which disgusts Dom. After that, Giordano moves into a conversation about the primaries playing out in Pennsylvania politics, previewing tonight’s Senate debate between Dr. Mehmet Oz, David McCormick, Kathy Barnette, Carla Sands, and Jeff Bartos, telling how he believes the pro-life topic will be debated tonight, and tells how individual candidates should strategize to stand out.
Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Dom leads off the Dom Giordano Program by discussing the value of former President Donald Trump’s endorsements, after polling shows Georgia gubernatorial candidate Brian Kemp blowing out Trump endorsed candidate David Perdue. Giordano wonders whether this will curtail the long line of endorsements by President Trump due to potential repercussions to a potential 2024 run, and turns over into a discussion of which gubernatorial candidate Trump should endorse in Pennsylvania.
Then, Governor Mike Huckabee returns to the Dom Giordano Program to offer his take on the groundbreaking leak out of the Supreme Court, noting the potential end of Roe v. Wade and a change of tune nation-wide on the topic of abortion. First, Huckabee and Giordano discuss the Supreme Court itself and the decision to overturn the edict, with Huckabee explaining why he holds the topic so close to heart. Then, Giordano asks Huckabee for the implications on the upcoming midterms, with Huckabee telling that he thinks the move, if it was political, will backfire due to an underlying and quiet pro-life majority. (Photo by Drew Angerer/Getty Images)
Then, Governor Mike Huckabee returns to the Dom Giordano Program to offer his take on the groundbreaking leak out of the Supreme Court, noting the potential end of Roe v. Wade and a change of tune nation-wide on the topic of abortion. First, Huckabee and Giordano discuss the Supreme Court itself and the decision to overturn the edict, with Huckabee explaining why he holds the topic so close to heart. Then, Giordano asks Huckabee for the implications on the upcoming midterms, with Huckabee telling that he thinks the move, if it was political, will backfire due to an underlying and quiet pro-life majority. (Photo by Scott Olson/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom welcomes Fox News legal analyst Gregg Jarrett back onto the Dom Giordano Program to dissect the leak of the SCOTUS initial draft opinion striking down Roe v. Wade as reported by Politico. First, Giordano asks Jarrett to break down the legal side of the story, discussing the unprecedented nature of a Supreme Court leak, and the legal blowback the leaker may face. Giordano and Jarrett pontificate whether this was a type of political strategy to effect the midterms, whether it may have been an internal leak to take the temperature, or whether this was an individual who acted on their own. Also, Giordano and Jarrett discuss the legality of the decision itself, and tell which Justices they believe vote against or in favor of the change.
Then, Dom tries to speak with Kathy Barnette as she traverses the mountains of Pennsylvania to get her thoughts on how the SCOTUS leak effects the Senate primary in Pennsylvania, but regrettably due to bad service, has to cut the interview short. Kathy, though, explains why the pro-life topic means so much to her, and also answers to a new ad ran by opponent Sean Gale focusing on Barnette’s use of her race in the primary.
After Kathy, Dan relegates his Dan Time with Dom back to Dom, with the host discussing news out of Philadelphia District Attorney Larry Krasner’s office, telling that the official has been sued after denying a Philadelphia prosecutor a religious exemption, justified by her Orthodox Judaism.
In today’s second hour, Dom welcomes Fox News legal analyst Gregg Jarrett back onto the Dom Giordano Program to dissect the leak of the SCOTUS initial draft opinion striking down Roe v. Wade as reported by Politico. First, Giordano asks Jarrett to break down the legal side of the story, discussing the unprecedented nature of a Supreme Court leak, and the legal blowback the leaker may face. Giordano and Jarrett pontificate whether this was a type of political strategy to effect the midterms, whether it may have been an internal leak to take the temperature, or whether this was an individual who acted on their own. Also, Giordano and Jarrett discuss the legality of the decision itself, and tell which Justices they believe vote against or in favor of the change. (Photo by Joe Corrigan/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes back Pennsylvania gubernatorial candidate Bill McSwain onto the Dom Giordano Program. First, Dom asks Bill for his background in sports, with McSwain revealing that he loved wrestling in high school and is quite competent on the basketball court. Then, Dom and Bill get to business, first with Bill offering his opinion on the groundbreaking news of the Supreme Court leak of the Supreme Court draft calling for an end to Roe v. Wade, with Bill telling that the leaker must be held accountable. After that, Giordano and McSwain discuss recent debates, particularly an instance in which McSwain was called a coward, which Dom took offense to knowing McSwain’s long military career. In addition, McSwain tells why he’d make the best Governor over his competitors in the vein of taxes and voter integrity, and tells why he’s the best candidate to take on Josh Shapiro in a general election. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by offering his thoughts on the groundbreaking news of the Supreme Court leak of an initial draft opinion striking down Roe v. Wade. First, Giordano discusses the political implications of such a leak, telling how he predicts the Government’s change of tune on abortion will influence the midterm elections. Then, Giordano offers his opinion on the legal angle of such a leak, noting how ridiculously illegal such an act is, comparing it to an insurrection after the term was levied regularly toward Trump-supporting conservatives.
Then, Dom welcomes back Pennsylvania gubernatorial candidate Bill McSwain onto the Dom Giordano Program. First, Dom asks Bill for his background in sports, with McSwain revealing that he loved wrestling in high school and is quite competent on the basketball court. Then, Dom and Bill get to business, first with Bill offering his opinion on the groundbreaking news of the Supreme Court leak of the Supreme Court draft calling for an end to Roe v. Wade, with Bill telling that the leaker must be held accountable. After that, Giordano and McSwain discuss recent debates, particularly an instance in which McSwain was called a coward, which Dom took offense to knowing McSwain’s long military career. In addition, McSwain tells why he’d make the best Governor over his competitors in the vein of taxes and voter integrity, and tells why he’s the best candidate to take on Josh Shapiro in a general election. (Photo by Drew Angerer/Getty Images)
In today’s third hour, Dom welcomes Charlie Gerow back onto the Dom Giordano Program as he runs for Governor of Pennsylvania. First, Giordano asks why Gerow thinks he’s the best candidate, to which he explains his background and tells how he was encouraged to run in an effort to correct the direction of the state. Then, Charlie tells his stance on voter integrity, with Dom asking Gerow about Act 77, a controversial bill voted for by competing candidates that greenlit the unconstitutionality of the 2020 election. In addition, Gerow discusses the importance of restoring the economy that both Shapiro and Wolf created after shutting down businesses during the Pandemic.
Then, Dom switches back to discussing a smorgasbord of topics, throwing into the fire an interview that Admiral Rachel Levine had with an NPR reporter about transgendered policies popping up throughout the country. Producer Dan hones in on one specific quote from the interview, in which the reporter noted that medical language is being used to drive children to suicide, which leads into a conversation about controlled speech. Dom then plays back an interview that Department of Homeland Security Director Mayorkas provided to CNN discussing the new Ministry of Truth proposed by the Biden administration, and explains why the new department is incredibly detrimental to both the constitution and society. (Photo by Larry Ellis/Express/Getty Images)
Matt Brouillette, former President of the Commonwealth Foundation and Founder and CEO of Commonwealth Partners’ Chamber of Entrepreneurs rejoins the Dom Giordano Program to take us inside Pennsylvania’s Republican gubernatorial primary after publicly endorsing Bill McSwain. Giordano and Brouillette jump right into a discussion centered around candidate Doug Mastriano and his running mate Ted Daniels, with Brouillette telling that a vote for Mastriano is essentially a vote for the Democrat AG Josh Shapiro, since Mastriano has no shot against the candidate in a general election. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom welcomes Fox29 reporter Steve Keeley back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss the breaking news that Edsaul Mendoza, a former Philadelphia police officer, has been charged with first degree murder in the fatal shooting of 12-year-old Thomas “TJ” Siderio. Steve Keeley takes us inside DA Larry Krasner’s press conference announcing the charges, explaining what the prosecution team has found regarding the case. Then, Keeley tells about what he’s spent most of his time reporting, being crimes within the SEPTA system, and responds to SEPTA Police Chief Thomas Nestel who suggested that the media is overblowing crime.
Then, Matt Brouillette, former President of the Commonwealth Foundation and Founder and CEO of Commonwealth Partners’ Chamber of Entrepreneurs rejoins the Dom Giordano Program to take us inside Pennsylvania’s Republican gubernatorial primary after publicly endorsing Bill McSwain. Giordano and Brouillette jump right into a discussion centered around candidate Doug Mastriano and his running mate Ted Daniels, with Brouillette telling that a vote for Mastriano is essentially a vote for the Democrat AG Josh Shapiro, since Mastriano has no shot against the candidate in a general election. (Photo by Getty Images)
In today’s second hour, Dom welcomes Fox29 reporter Steve Keeley back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss the breaking news that Edsaul Mendoza, a former Philadelphia police officer, has been charged with first degree murder in the fatal shooting of 12-year-old Thomas “TJ” Siderio. Steve Keeley takes us inside DA Larry Krasner’s press conference announcing the charges, explaining what the prosecution team has found regarding the case. Then, Keeley tells about what he’s spent most of his time reporting, being crimes within the SEPTA system, and responds to SEPTA Police Chief Thomas Nestel who suggested that the media is over-blowing crime. (Photo by Getty Images)
Then, after another addition to a long string of violent weekends, SEPTA Police Chief Thomas Nestel returns to the Dom Giordano Program to discuss a push by Philadelphia City Council to reduce funding for the department until the organization promises to add more officers to their force. Giordano presses Nestel on the crime, with Nestel telling that crime is actually down on the transportation service when compared to both 2020 and 2021. Giordano asks Nestel to explain the reasoning behind his ambassador program, with Nestel explaining that the infusion of civilian ‘fare ambassadors’ will help with public safety, particularly in a time when it’s hard to hire officers. Then, Giordano asks Nestel why the department usually only releases notices internally rather than to the public, with Nestel explaining the process behind that decision-making. Also, Nestel gives an update on whether cameras are being monitored, with the Chief providing positive news on that front, and Giordano asks whether Nestel has any ability to curb the amount of homeless riding the train. (Photo by William Thomas Cain/Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by first previewing the guests that will be upcoming on today’s show, telling that SEPTA Police Chief will be joining first at 12:15. Then, Giordano tells of multiple stories that piqued his interest throughout the weekend, including a Supreme Court battle over a Christian flag flown in Boston. Also, Dom gives an update on the Pennsylvania gubernatorial primary battle, telling that Doug Mastriano continues to make strides, and tells how he would combat the surge if he were advising a candidate such as Bill McSwain.
Then, after another addition to a long string of violent weekends, SEPTA Police Chief Thomas Nestel returns to the Dom Giordano Program to discuss a push by Philadelphia City Council to reduce funding for the department until the organization promises to add more officers to their force. Giordano presses Nestel on the crime, with Nestel telling that crime is actually down on the transportation service when compared to both 2020 and 2021. Giordano asks Nestel to explain the reasoning behind his ambassador program, with Nestel explaining that the infusion of civilian ‘fare ambassadors’ will help with public safety, particularly in a time when it’s hard to hire officers. Then, Giordano asks Nestel why the department usually only releases notices internally rather than to the public, with Nestel explaining the process behind that decision-making. Also, Nestel gives an update on whether cameras are being monitored, with the Chief providing positive news on that front, and Giordano asks whether Nestel has any ability to curb the amount of homeless riding the train. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom Giordano, WPHT host and former teacher, has dedicated much of his daily show toward parents who are taking it into their own hands to push back against school boards that have a negative impact on their children. This has culminated in a weekly podcast on education, Readin', Writin', and Reason, which has allowed wonderful relationships to develop between Giordano, educators, and parents throughout the country who are speaking out against overbearing school boards.
First, Giordano welcomes back in Pennridge School District President Joan Cullen onto the podcast to discuss her district’s decision to end its diversity program. First, Giordano greets Cullen, joking whether there is a team at the Inquirer dedicated to following her actions after their repeated reporting of her conservative tendencies. Then, Giordano asks Cullen about the decision itself, with Cullen explaining why Pennridge decided to take this stance on Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion programs, telling of the divisive nature wrought on by the program, including white privilege and equity of outcomes.
Then, Kenny Xu, author of An Inconvenient Minority: The Attack on Asian American Excellence and the Fight for Meritocracy, rejoins Readin’ Writin’ and Reason to dissect a Harvard report into the history of the University’s ties to slavery. The new report, titled ‘Havard and the Legacy of Slavery’ is making headlines after Harvard President Larry Bacow pledged to earmark $100 million dedicated to repair past wrongs. Xu gives his opinion on the initiative and the report, and ties it back to Harvard’s discrimination against Asian-American students, pointing to a clear double standard when dealing with both situations.
In today’s third and final hour, Dom welcomes Lehigh County Controller Mark Pinsley on to the Dom Giordano Program to hear his side on a proposition made by Lehigh County DA Jim Martin regarding voters submitting multiple ballots in the County, a topic Martin joined us to talk about yesterday. Martin announced that he wouldn’t pursue charges for voters caught on video dropping multiple ballots into drop boxes, but would install precautions moving forward to prevent it from happening again, including assigning plain-clothes officers to monitor polling places to ensure the law isn’t broken again. Pinsley takes umbrage with the suggestion as the Controller, explaining that this would be a complete misuse of funds to pay officers to do this. Pinsley explains why he’s pushed back against the initiative by the District Attorney, calling into question biases at play here, and explains that he would like to strengthen elections but thinks that the situation is being blown far out of proportion.
Then, Giordano reads a story from CNBC that tells of a study that shows that college graduates overestimate the salaries of entry-level positions by up to $50,000. Giordano asks why these kids are so misguided, expecting six-figure incomes after graduating, with Dan arguing that an entire generation has been force fed lies as to what to expect with a college degree. Dom spends the remainder of the hour discussing the topic, taking calls from listeners offering their opinion on college degrees, with some tradesmen calling in to offer an alternative route. (Photo by Getty Images)
In today’s third and final hour, Dom welcomes Lehigh County Controller Mark Pinsley on to the Dom Giordano Program to hear his side on a proposition made by Lehigh County DA Jim Martin regarding voters submitting multiple ballots in the County, a topic Martin joined us to talk about yesterday. Martin announced that he wouldn’t pursue charges for voters caught on video dropping multiple ballots into drop boxes, but would install precautions moving forward to prevent it from happening again, including assigning plain-clothes officers to monitor polling places to ensure the law isn’t broken again. Pinsley takes umbrage with the suggestion as the Controller, explaining that this would be a complete misuse of funds to pay officers to do this. Pinsley explains why he’s pushed back against the initiative by the District Attorney, calling into question biases at play here, and explains that he would like to strengthen elections but thinks that the situation is being blown far out of proportion. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom welcomes attorney Wally Zimolong back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss multiple lawsuits that Zimolong is working on both in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania and Nationwide. First, though, Dom noticed that Zimolong had been tweeting about the Biden administrations new equivalent to 1984’s ‘Ministry of Truth,’ after announcing that an office would be set up to prevent the spread of what they consider disinformation. Then, Wally updates two important cases, first telling about a suit revolving around masking, telling what he’s doing to push back against ridiculous edicts in the wake of Coronavirus. Also, Zimolong updates Dom on a case of alleged discrimination in Philadelphia schools, telling about alleged racial discrimination in the admission process for magnet schools in the City.
Then, after Wally signs off, Dom switches over to a local story, telling about a 10 year-old girls soccer player who wasn’t allowed to play in a game after being told the beads attached to her braid broke the rules. Dom sides with the referees, telling that it is the rule as currently written, telling he also agrees with the rule as the beads could be determined a foreign object entering into the playing field.
After that, television and media critic Neal Zoren returns to the Dom Giordano Program to discuss what’s worth watching in television this week. Dom, incredibly excited for the return of his favorite recent show, spends most of the time pontificating about the newly released season of Ozark. Neal reveals that he thinks this season will be the ‘Season of Ruth,’ with a large focus on breakout actress Julia Garner’s supportive character Ruth Langmore, and tells what to expect in the new episodes. Also, Zoren gives a review of David Simon’s new series We Own This City, telling of the differences between the new series and Simon’s previous series about the Baltimore Police Department The Wire. (Photo by Getty Images)
In today’s second hour, Dom welcomes attorney Wally Zimolong back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss multiple lawsuits that Zimolong is working on both in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania and Nationwide. First, though, Dom noticed that Zimolong had been tweeting about the Biden administrations new equivalent to 1984’s ‘Ministry of Truth,’ after announcing that an office would be set up to prevent the spread of what they consider disinformation. Then, Wally updates two important cases, first telling about a suit revolving around masking, telling what he’s doing to push back against ridiculous edicts in the wake of Coronavirus. Also, Zimolong updates Dom on a case of alleged discrimination in the admission process for magnet schools in Philadelphia.
Legendary Philadelphia sports writer and broadcaster Ray Didinger rejoins the Dom Giordano Program to dissect the first round of the 2022 NFL draft. First, Giordano asks Didinger about his caution centered on the Eagles’ first round pick, Defensive Tackle Jordan Davis, due to the new Eagle’s potential work ethic, though explaining what excites him as one of the best run-stoppers he’s seen come into the league in a long time. Ray hones in on the incredible agility presented by Davis, and explains that he’s looking forward to see what he brings to the table. Then, Ray provides an update on the status of his great play Tommy and Me, with Ray revealing that there are talks about turning the play into a film. (Photo by David Becker/Getty Images)
Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by discussing multiple issues unfolding nationwide, first offering his quick thoughts on the new Ministry of Truth announced by the Biden administration that would police what they deem ‘disinformation.’ Then, Giordano discusses the push by Democrats to forgive student loans, telling why he’s flip flopped on the value that the issue brings to the Democratic platform. Giordano tells about a tweet made by Fox News’ Laura Ingraham, who spoke about her 70+ year old mother who worked to help pay Laura’s way through college, and reads a response by a Reverend who argued that the moral thing to do would be to drop debts.
Then, legendary Philadelphia sports writer and broadcaster Ray Didinger rejoins the Dom Giordano Program to dissect the first round of the 2022 NFL draft. First, Giordano asks Didinger about his caution centered on the Eagles’ first round pick, Defensive Tackle Jordan Davis, due to the new Eagle’s potential work ethic, though explaining what excites him as one of the best run-stoppers he’s seen come into the league in a long time. Ray hones in on the incredible agility presented by Davis, and explains that he’s looking forward to see what he brings to the table. Then, Ray provides an update on the status of his great play Tommy and Me, with Ray revealing that there are talks about turning the play into a film. (Photo by Getty Images)
1210WPHT host Dom Giordano and his producer Dan Borowski bring a new podcast, Krasnerland: Crime Watch, a weekly chronicle of Philadelphia crime as it continues to skyrocket under District Attorney Larry Krasner.
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Full Hour | In today’s final hour, Representative Craig Williams rejoins the Dom Giordano Program to discuss a bill that he co-authored and helped get passed in the Pennsylvania General Assembly creating term limits for lower officers, including that of Philadelphia DA Larry Krasner. First, Williams takes Giordano back in time to one of his past appearances on the Dom Giordano Program, explaining that he used the interview to help launch the new bill holding Krasner accountable. Williams explains that he’s not much a fan of term limits, but tells of the importance of holding public officials accountable when they cause the level of havoc that has been wrought on Philadelphia by politicians such as Larry Krasner.
Then, Giordano spends the remainder of the hour speaking about multiple issues playing out nationwide, with a heavy focus on the Biden administration push to forgive student loans. Also, throughout the hour, Dom and Dan discuss the administration’s effort to curtail incandescent light bulbs, telling why they both prefer the style of bulb to LED bulbs, which prompts ‘Your Radio Doctor’ Dr. Marianne Ritchie to give us a call to reveal a Jefferson University NASA study focusing on the benefits of different forms of lighting. (Photo by Getty Images)
In today’s final hour, Representative Craig Williams rejoins the Dom Giordano Program to discuss a bill that he co-authored and helped get passed in the Pennsylvania General Assembly creating term limits for lower officers, including that of Philadelphia DA Larry Krasner. First, Williams takes Giordano back in time to one of his past appearances on the Dom Giordano Program, explaining that he used the interview to help launch the new bill holding Krasner accountable. Williams explains that he’s not much a fan of term limits, but tells of the importance of holding public officials accountable when they cause the level of havoc that has been wrought on Philadelphia by politicians such as Larry Krasner. (Photo by Scott Heins/Getty Images)
In today’s second hour, Dom leads off the Dom Giordano Program by discussing a new initiative by the City of Philadelphia hoping to counter parties popping up throughout the city featuring ‘boom cars,’ cars that have been fitted with competitive stereos that shake a large area surrounding the central location. Then, Giordano and Dan discuss the continued prevalence of quality of life crimes, throwing back and forth things that you can no longer do in Krasnerland. Throughout the hour, Giordano also takes calls centered on the side question today, in which Dom asked listeners for some of the great all-time blunders.
Then, Dave White, candidate for Governor of Pennsylvania, rejoins the Dom Giordano Program after facing off against his primary competitors in a debate last night. First, Giordano asks White for his overall thoughts on the debate, and asks for White to expound on what he’d do to strengthen voter integrity. Then, Giordano asks White for his opinion on other topics playing out across the Commonwealth and nationwide, particularly the massive spike in inflation and the decision by the Biden administration to forgive student loans, with White explaining the value in hard work. After that, Giordano asks White about his thoughts on abortion, with both discussing White’s son with special needs and the value that White places in the pro-life mentality.
Dave White, candidate for Governor of Pennsylvania, rejoins the Dom Giordano Program after facing off against his primary competitors in a debate last night. First, Giordano asks White for his overall thoughts on the debate, and asks for White to expound on what he’d do to strengthen voter integrity. Then, Giordano asks White for his opinion on other topics playing out across the Commonwealth and nationwide, particularly the massive spike in inflation and the decision by the Biden administration to forgive student loans, with White explaining the value in hard work. After that, Giordano asks White about his thoughts on abortion, with both discussing White’s son with special needs and the value that White places in the pro-life mentality. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by discussing tonight’s first round of the NFL draft, arguing that the NFL draft is rife with socialism, with players being assigned teams after leaving college. Giordano suggests that, as a capitalist, he’d like to see the league drop the draft and allow teams free reign to recruit and sign football players as they wish. Producer Dan takes umbrage with the suggestion, arguing that the league would fail if there wasn’t a level of forced parity that allows teams such as the Green Bay Packers, a community-owned team, to compete with Stan Kroenke’s Rams or Jerry Jones’ Cowboys. Then, Giordano plays back a clip from Real Clear Politics’ Wegmann, who grilled Biden Press Secretary Jen Psaki on the decision by the Administration to forgive up to $10,000 in student loans, with the reporter asking whether those who already paid will be retroactively refunded for their payments.
Then, Jeff Bartos, candidate for United States Senate in Pennsylvania, rejoins the Dom Giordano Program to discuss a busy week in the Republican Senate race, after two early week debates shuffled the deck in a very heated race between multiple strong candidates. First, Giordano asks what Bartos was thinking in the debates, looking to hear what was going through Bartos’ head as Carla Sands and Kathy Barnette squared off over their past records, with Carla Sands referring to a ‘card’ that Barnette repeatedly plays. Bartos offers his opinion on that feud, and also weighs in on the rivalry between candidates Dave McCormick and Dr. Mehmet Oz. Giordano asks Bartos if he feels like he felt a bit overshadowed in the direction of questioning, telling him that he would’ve liked for Bartos to have more time to expand on his points. Also, Bartos offers his opinion on the hit ads by the McCormick camp levied against Dr. Oz, arguing that the continued focus on dual-citizenship is out of bounds. (Photo by Richard Schultz/NFLPhotoLibrary)
Jeff Bartos, candidate for United States Senate in Pennsylvania, rejoins the Dom Giordano Program to discuss a busy week in the Republican Senate race, after two early week debates shuffled the deck in a very heated race between multiple strong candidates. First, Giordano asks what Bartos was thinking in the debates, looking to hear what was going through Bartos’ head as Carla Sands and Kathy Barnette squared off over their past records, with Carla Sands referring to a ‘card’ that Barnette repeatedly plays. Bartos offers his opinion on that feud, and also weighs in on the rivalry between candidates Dave McCormick and Dr. Mehmet Oz. Giordano asks Bartos if he feels like he felt a bit overshadowed in the direction of questioning, telling him that he would’ve liked for Bartos to have more time to expand on his points. Also, Bartos offers his opinion on the hit ads by the McCormick camp levied against Dr. Oz, arguing that the continued focus on dual-citizenship is out of bounds. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | To lead off today’s final hour, Dom welcomes Lehigh County District Attorney Jim Martin back onto the Dom Giordano Program for an update on a situation centered on mail-in balloting in his County. Last time Martin joined, Giordano grilled Martin over his decision to not prosecute multiple alleged incidents of voters depositing more than 1 ballot into drop boxes in the recent election. Martin explains that, while the county will not prosecute the incidents caught on camera, he would like to make the law clear to voters, telling what he and his County will do in future elections to strengthen security. Among other ideas, Martin hopes to add plainclothes officers into polling places to ensure that people don’t submit multiple ballots. Also, Martin tells why he’s against drop boxes and mail-in ballots, telling the difficulties that arise for his office due to the gray area presented by the initiative.
Then David Bossie, longtime advisor to former President Donald Trump and President of Citizens United, returns to the Dom Giordano Program to reveal that television networks and companies such a DirecTV have refused to air advertising for his new film Rigged, which delves into Mark Zuckerberg’s role in the 2020 Presidential election. Bossie points out that those who continually spiked any story investigating the past election are continuing their trend, now refusing to even show advertisements for films that do the job that they refuse to do. Bossie explains the premise of Rigged, which traces the astronomical amount of $400 million that Zuckerberg infused into the election to tip the scales in favor of Joe Biden. Giordano asks Bossie to wear his strategic hat, asking whether it’s beneficial to focus on the 2020 election rather than looking forward to 2024, with Bossie explaining the importance of educating the American people so that voters can know what to look out for in future elections. (Photo by Jessica McGowan/Getty Images)
David Bossie, longtime advisor to former President Donald Trump and President of Citizens United, returns to the Dom Giordano Program to reveal that television networks and companies such a DirecTV have refused to air advertising for his new film Rigged, which delves into Mark Zuckerberg’s role in the 2020 Presidential election. Bossie points out that those who continually spiked any story investigating the past election are continuing their trend, now refusing to even show advertisements for films that do the job that they refuse to do. Bossie explains the premise of Rigged, which traces the astronomical amount of $400 million that Zuckerberg infused into the election to tip the scales in favor of Joe Biden. Giordano asks Bossie to wear his strategic hat, asking whether it’s beneficial to focus on the 2020 election rather than looking forward to 2024, with Bossie explaining the importance of educating the American people so that voters can know what to look out for in future elections. (Photo by Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images)
To lead off today’s final hour, Dom welcomes Lehigh County District Attorney Jim Martin back onto the Dom Giordano Program for an update on a situation centered on mail-in balloting in his County. Last time Martin joined, Giordano grilled Martin over his decision to not prosecute multiple alleged incidents of voters depositing more than 1 ballot into drop boxes in the recent election. Martin explains that, while the county will not prosecute the incidents caught on camera, he would like to make the law clear to voters, telling what he and his County will do in future elections to strengthen security. Among other ideas, Martin hopes to add plainclothes officers into polling places to ensure that people don’t submit multiple ballots. Also, Martin tells why he’s against drop boxes and mail-in ballots, telling the difficulties that arise for his office due to the gray area presented by the initiative. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom leads off the Dom Giordano Program by continuing the discussion from the first hour, taking calls from listeners discussing the debate last night between some of Pennsylvania’s Republican candidates for United States Senate.
Then, George Bochetto, one of the candidates at last night’s Senate debate, rejoins the Dom Giordano Program to discuss what he had hoped to portray in the debate. First, Giordano asks Bochetto to expand on his comments made about mail-in voting during the debate, calling attention to the questionable nature of drop boxes in the 2020 election and the role that Act 77, ushered in by Senate competitors, had on weakening voter integrity. Bochetto tells that we need to throw out the debate about mail-in balloting and drop boxes, reverting to the Pennsylvania constitution that notes that a person must only vote for themselves, showing identification, in hopes to strengthen elections moving forward. Bochetto tells that he believes this debate will end up in Supreme Court, telling of a potential fix if Act 77 is deemed unconstitutional, explaining what he would do to help aid this if elected United States Senator. Then, Giordano asks Bochetto about the attacks levied between candidates in the Senate race, particularly between Carla Sands and Kathy Barnette, telling that the media seems to only focus on attacks rather than solutions, and tells that he believes the office is above the beefing. (Photo by Getty Images)
George Bochetto, one of the candidates at last night’s Senate debate, rejoins the Dom Giordano Program to discuss what he had hoped to portray in the debate. First, Giordano asks Bochetto to expand on his comments made about mail-in voting during the debate, calling attention to the questionable nature of drop boxes in the 2020 election and the role that Act 77, ushered in by Senate competitors, had on weakening voter integrity. Bochetto tells that we need to throw out the debate about mail-in balloting and drop boxes, reverting to the Pennsylvania constitution that notes that a person must only vote for themselves, showing identification, in hopes to strengthen elections moving forward. Bochetto tells that he believes this debate will end up in Supreme Court, telling of a potential fix if Act 77 is deemed unconstitutional, explaining what he would do to help aid this if elected United States Senator. Then, Giordano asks Bochetto about the attacks levied between candidates in the Senate race, particularly between Carla Sands and Kathy Barnette, telling that the media seems to only focus on attacks rather than solutions, and tells that he believes the office is above the beefing. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom leads off the Dom Giordano Program by giving some highlights of last night’s Senate debate between candidates vying to fill the soon-to-be vacant seat left after Senator Pat Toomey’s upcoming retirement. First, Giordano expresses his frustration with the moderators of the debate, telling that he agrees with the notion shared by all the candidates on the stage, calling out the biased questioning centered on the 2020 election. Barnette calls out the moderator, noting that none of the Democratic candidates have been asked similar questions, with Giordano explaining why this point is an important one to make when discussing the debate. Then, Giordano reveals that he’s posted another fire poll on Twitter asking listeners who they’d vote for if the election were tomorrow, telling that Kathy Barnette continues to dominate listener polls, and pontificates why she continues to rise in popularity. After that, Giordano plays back an argument between Carla Sands and Kathy Barnette, after saying for the second night in a row that Barnette continues to play the race card in her campaign. Dom takes umbrage with the continued reliance on identity politics, and plays back a clip from another candidate, Sean Gale, who doubled down on what Sands was saying about Barnette’s reliance on her race. Dom’s comments on Gale prompt the candidate to call into the show, which turns into a discussion over whether Gale’s attacks on Barnette are fair, with Gale lamenting that Dom seemingly supports Barnette, even though he’s never offered an endorsement for the candidate.
Then, Dr. Mehmet Oz, candidate of U.S. Senate in Pennsylvania, returns to the Dom Giordano Program to discuss multiple issues playing out in the Senate campaign. First, Dr. Oz compliments Giordano for the compelling radio debate with Sean Gale prior to joining the show, with Giordano asking for Oz’s thoughts on the racial attacks levied against Barnette, with Oz coming to Barnette’s defense. Then, Giordano asks Oz about his track record of attendance at debates, asking why Oz missed last night’s debate, with Oz telling that he had a long-standing prior commitment he needed to attend instead. Then, Giordano and Dr. Oz delve into the issues most important to Pennsylvanians, particularly the effects of Coronavirus edicts on education, and the Progressive push to cancel student loan debt. (Photo by Gett
Dr. Mehmet Oz, candidate of U.S. Senate in Pennsylvania, returns to the Dom Giordano Program to discuss multiple issues playing out in the Senate campaign. First, Dr. Oz compliments Giordano for the compelling radio debate with Sean Gale prior to joining the show, with Giordano asking for Oz’s thoughts on the racial attacks levied against Barnette, with Oz coming to Barnette’s defense. Then, Giordano asks Oz about his track record of attendance at debates, asking why Oz missed last night’s debate, with Oz telling that he had a long-standing prior commitment he needed to attend instead. Then, Giordano and Dr. Oz delve into the issues most important to Pennsylvanians, particularly the effects of Coronavirus edicts on education, and the Progressive push to cancel student loan debt. (Photo by JC Olivera/Getty Images)
Full Hour | To lead off today’s third hour of the Dom Giordano Program, Giordano tells about a new Monmouth Univeristy poll that notes that over 50% over New Jersey residents desire to leave the state, yet even more rate the state a good or excellent place to live. Many in the media seem confused about this report, but Dom and Dan see it clearly as an issue of taxation, with Governor Phil Murphy making it nearly impossible to live comfortably in New Jersey. Dan explains why he and his fiancée continue to look for a house in South Jersey, explaining the way the state is subdivided and the neighborhood environment granted by many of the towns in the state.
Then, Joe Concha, Fox News contributor and Media Columnist for the Hill, rejoins the Dom Giordano Program for a discussion about Elon Musk’s buyout of Twitter. First, Giordano asks Concha for his biggest surprises after the very predictable reaction by the Left, with Concha telling of his surprise to the outright visceral reaction by those defending what Twitter used to be, with incessant censorship. Concha tells Dom that he has recently saw an enormous spike in followers, and tells of other potential indications that changes are already taking place with Twitter, suggesting that some algorithms will change, if they haven’t already. Also, Concha tells whether he thinks Trump should be back on Twitter, which turns into a discussion about the potential Republican front runner in the 2024 Presidential race. (Photo by Getty Images)
Joe Concha, Fox News contributor and Media Columnist for the Hill, rejoins the Dom Giordano Program for a discussion about Elon Musk’s buyout of Twitter. First, Giordano asks Concha for his biggest surprises after the very predictable reaction by the Left, with Concha telling of his surprise to the outright visceral reaction by those defending what Twitter used to be, with incessant censorship. Concha tells Dom that he has recently saw an enormous spike in followers, and tells of other potential indications that changes are already taking place with Twitter, suggesting that some algorithms will change, if they haven’t already. Also, Concha tells whether he thinks Trump should be back on Twitter, which turns into a discussion about the potential Republican frontrunner in the 2024 Presidential race. (Photo by Britta Pedersen-Pool/Getty Images)
Full Hour | To lead off today’s second hour of the Dom Giordano Program, Dom welcomes Dave McCormick, candidate for United States Senate, back on to the show. First, Dom asks for McCormick’s overall thoughts on the debates, asking whether McCormick agrees that candidates should be given a bit more of a leash when going back and forth with one another, with McCormick explaining his gratitude for having the opportunity to explain why he is a Pennsylvania guy, while pointing out to hypocrisies in the Dr. Mehmet Oz campaign. Then, Giordano offers McCormick kudos for the creativity of his line calling attention to Oz’s flip-flopping while serving as a daytime television host, with McCormick explaining that Oz would only propagate liberal ideologies while on his show, shying away from any conservative issue.
Then, after taking some calls asking the side question, Dom returns to a breakdown of the Senate race in Pennsylvania, discussing what candidates in the race need to do to gain traction both for their primary races, but for a potential run against a Democrat in a general election. Dom takes a call from a liberal caller by the name of Todd in Overbrook, who calls out Dave McCormick’s motorcycle ad, with producer Dan surprisingly agreeing with the caller, telling why he thinks the ad is a bit cheesy but necessary. Dom agrees, explaining that McCormick is indeed a genuine Pennsylvania guy who probably rides a motorcycle, but there’s something about the ad itself that seems a bit off. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by discussing the visceral reaction by Leftists to the Elon Musk buyout of Twitter, asking listeners for their biggest takeaways from the news and telling of a couple conservatives who many believe deserve to be back on the platform. Then, Giordano plays back a couple clips from last night’s debate between the candidates running for United States Senate in Pennsylvania, breaking down heated words between Kathy Barnette and Carla Sands, and offering kudos to Dave McCormick for a comment he made regarding Dr. Mehmet Oz’s flip-flopping after his time spent as a television host.
Then, Kathy Barnette, candidate for U.S. Senate in Pennsylvania, rejoins the Dom Giordano Program to take us inside last night’s debate in which she faced off against a number of other competitors. First, Kathy tells of the response she’s had since last night, telling that it was a very good night for the campaign, and explains how she’s developed throughout her campaign, telling of the association she makes between counties and faces after canvassing the state and meeting voters. Then, Giordano asks Barnette about a heated exchange she shared with opponent Carla Sands over Sands’ comments regarding Barnette’s 2020 loss running as a congressional candidate against Madeleine Dean, with Barnette explaining why the comments made were disingenuous. Then, Giordano asks Kathy about a comment made about ‘MAGA’ and former President Donald Trump’s endorsement of Dr. Oz, telling why and how she believes ‘MAGA’ is not owned by Trump, but instead the conservative people. (Photo Illustration by Scott Olson/Getty Images)
To lead off today’s second hour of the Dom Giordano Program, Dom welcomes Dave McCormick, candidate for United States Senate, back on to the show. First, Dom asks for McCormick’s overall thoughts on the debates, asking whether McCormick agrees that candidates should be given a bit more of a leash when going back and forth with one another, with McCormick explaining his gratitude for having the opportunity to explain why he is a Pennsylvania guy, while pointing out to hypocrisies in the Dr. Mehmet Oz campaign. Then, Giordano offers McCormick kudos for the creativity of his line calling attention to Oz’s flip-flopping while serving as a daytime television host, with McCormick explaining that Oz would only propagate liberal ideologies while on his show, shying away from any conservative issue. (Photo by Getty Images)
Kathy Barnette, candidate for U.S. Senate in Pennsylvania, rejoins the Dom Giordano Program to take us inside last night’s debate in which she faced off against a number of other competitors. First, Kathy tells of the response she’s had since last night, telling that it was a very good night for the campaign, and explains how she’s developed throughout her campaign, telling of the association she makes between counties and faces after canvassing the state and meeting voters. Then, Giordano asks Barnette about a heated exchange she shared with opponent Carla Sands over Sands’ comments regarding Barnette’s 2020 loss running as a congressional candidate against Madeleine Dean, with Barnette explaining why the comments made were disingenuous. Then, Giordano asks Kathy about a comment made about ‘MAGA’ and former President Donald Trump’s endorsement of Dr. Oz, telling why and how she believes ‘MAGA’ is not owned by Trump, but instead the conservative people. (Photo by Getty Images)
In today’s second hour, Dom welcomes back in Sam Oropeza, candidate for State Senate in Pennsylvania’s 5th district, to discuss an alleged sabotage taking place in his election. Sam tells that he has filed a police report after catching, on camera, a person removing signs as his campaign placed them roadside, explaining why he believes this is theft. In addition, Giordano asks for an update on Oropeza’s opponent, the brother of his former opponent who had to drop out of the race due to a clerical error. (Photo by Getty Images)
In today’s second hour, Dom welcomes back in Sam Oropeza, candidate for State Senate in Pennsylvania’s 5th district, to discuss an alleged sabotage taking place in his election. Sam tells that he has filed a police report after catching, on camera, a person removing signs as his campaign placed them roadside, explaining why he believes this is theft. Then, Giordano asks for an update on Oropeza’s opponent, the brother of his former opponent who had to drop out of the race due to a clerical error.
Then, Giordano tells about Dinesh D’Souza’s upcoming documentary 2000 Mules, revealing that over half of the mules were located in Philadelphia. Giordano uses this as a launching point to discuss the multiple questions arising about the 2020 election, and tells what he’d hope to see moving forward to help strengthen the integrity of our elections. Then, Giordano discusses the upcoming debates between Pennsylvania’s Republican and Democratic candidates for United States Senate, explaining why he believes stronger requirements for entrance into the debate creates a more informed voter, and a higher chance of winning in a general election. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Giordano welcomes back in Pennridge School District President Joan Cullen onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss her district’s decision to end its diversity program. First, Giordano greets Cullen, joking whether there is a team at the Inquirer dedicated to following her actions after their repeated reporting of her conservative tendencies. Then, Giordano asks Cullen about the decision itself, with Cullen explaining why Pennridge decided to take this stance on Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion programs, telling of the divisive nature wrought on by the program, including white privilege and equity of outcomes.
Then, Giordano and Dan discuss a freedom of speech case playing out in the Supreme Court over a high school coach who held a prayer circle and would preach to players after games. Joseph Kennedy lost his job as a high school football coach after praying with his team midfield. Dan and Dom both agree that the players who did not want to participate could’ve easily stepped away or taken a moment of silence to meditate, and that the open show of faith should have been allowed, although Dom can see the argument that, due to a power dynamic, many students felt forced to participate. Dom spends the remainder of the hour taking calls from listeners who both agree and disagree with his thoughts on the topic. (Photo by Jim McIsaac/Getty Images)
David Zweig, author of the forthcoming An Abundance of Caution and columnist for The Atlantic, WIRED, and New York Magazine, rejoins the Dom Giordano Program. Dom invited Zweig onto the show after seeing a Tweet by the author about masking in colleges, noting that colleges have returned to the practice and even some returning to remote learning because a ‘rise in cases.‘ Zweig tells about the alleged uptick in cases, noting how insignificant the spike is that triggered many colleges to return to the mandates. Then, Giordano and Zweig discuss the triggering mechanism that determines masking mandates, relating it back to Philadelphia’s decision to announce a mandate city-wide, only to reverse course less than a week later. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by discussing a couple horrible incidents that unfolded over the weekend on SEPTA, Philadelphia’s public transportation system, telling of an alleged rape and stabbing. Giordano is obviously upset with this horrific news, and plays back a clip from SEPTA’s Chief of Police Thomas Nestel when he last joined the show, in which the Chief tells that the system has over 28,000 cameras, but many are only used for archival footage and aren’t monitored live. Giordano gets annoyed with this fact, and asks whether live monitoring would help the situation playing out on the trains and busses. Then, Giordano offers his thoughts on the Texas National Guardsman who lost his life while trying to save illegal immigrants crossing the Rio Grande, and tells about an invite he received to Mar-a-Lago to the premiere of Dinesh D’Souza’s new documentary 2000 Mules, that focuses on questionable actions in the 2020 actions centered around mail-in ballots.
Then David Zweig, author of the forthcoming An Abundance of Caution and columnist for The Atlantic, WIRED, and New York Magazine, rejoins the Dom Giordano Program. Dom invited Zweig onto the show after seeing a Tweet by the author about masking in colleges, noting that colleges have returned to the practice and even some returning to remote learning because a ‘rise in cases.‘ Zweig tells about the alleged uptick in cases, noting how insignificant the spike is that triggered many colleges to return to the mandates. Then, Giordano and Zweig discuss the triggering mechanism that determines masking mandates, relating it back to Philadelphia’s decision to announce a mandate city-wide, only to reverse course less than a week later. (Photo by William Thomas Cain/Getty Images)
Dom Giordano, WPHT host and former teacher, has dedicated much of his daily show toward parents who are taking it into their own hands to push back against school boards that have a negative impact on their children. This has culminated in a weekly podcast on education, Readin', Writin', and Reason, which has allowed wonderful relationships to develop between Giordano, educators, and parents throughout the country who are speaking out against overbearing school boards.
First, New Jersey State Senator Holly Schepisi rejoins Readin’ Writin’ and Reason to address claims by Governor Phil Murphy’s camp that Republicans are making something out of nothing after she called attention to new curriculum suggestions by the State that would teach very questionable sexual education topics to young children. Schepisi directly addresses the claims, telling that she has physical evidence and an incredible amount of constituents reaching out with concerns about curriculum that they’ve seen their children endure. Schepisi offers her take on the waffling by the Murphy administration, explaining why she thinks the administration is backtracking on the suggestions even while they try to portray it as a non-issue. Also, Schepisi tells why she was so shocked when she first stumbled upon the material, and explains why she finds it incredibly important to leave topics like these up to parents, up to a certain age.
Then, Pennsylvania State Representative Martina White rejoins the podcast to discuss multiple bills she’s fighting for in Harrisburg. First, Giordano asks White about a bill that recently passed through the house hoping to protect Title IX and women’s sports against unfair advantages presented by transgendered athletes after the emergence of UPenn swimmer Lia Thomas. White tells how and why the bill passed through the appropriate outlets, and explains that young biological females need to know that there are lawmakers fighting for their rights to remain. Then, White updates the status of two bills that hope to bring accountability to the Philadelphia DA’s office, updating a bill that would create term limits for officials such as Krasner, and a bill that will extend the capability for AG Josh Shapiro to step in and take control of prosecutions in the city.
New Jersey State Senator Holly Schepisi rejoins the Dom Giordano Program to address claims by Governor Phil Murphy’s camp that Republicans are making something out of nothing after she called attention to new curriculum suggestions by the State that would teach very questionable sexual education topics to young children. Schepisi directly addresses the claims, telling that she has physical evidence and an incredible amount of constituents reaching out with concerns about curriculum that they’ve seen their children endure. Schepisi offers her take on the waffling by the Murphy administration, explaining why she thinks the administration is backtracking on the suggestions even while they try to portray it as a non-issue. Also, Schepisi tells why she was so shocked when she first stumbled upon the material, and explains why she finds it incredibly important to leave topics like these up to parents, up to a certain age. (Photo by Eduardo Munoz Alvarez/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Giordano leads off by revealing a sad story down at the border, with news coming out about a Texas National Guard member who drowned while trying to save the lives of illegal immigrants crossing the border. Dom ties this to the support that we as Americans should provide our Armed Forces, and ties it to the continued anthem protests, explaining why stories like these get to him when thinking of the disrespect shown towards those who serve our country. Then, after playing his Money Melody for the day, Giordano returns to a conversation about student loan debt forgiveness, telling that the Biden administration has forgiven more debt for specific graduates.
Then, New Jersey State Senator Holly Schepisi rejoins the Dom Giordano Program, to address claims by Governor Phil Murphy’s camp that Republicans are making something out of nothing after she called attention to new curriculum suggestions by the State that would teach very questionable sexual education topics to young children. Schepisi directly addresses the claims, telling that she has physical evidence and an incredible amount of constituents reaching out with concerns about curriculum that they’ve seen their children endure. Schepisi offers her take on the waffling by the Murphy administration, explaining why she thinks the administration is backtracking on the suggestions even while they try to portray it as a non-issue. Also, Schepisi tells why she was so shocked when she first stumbled upon the material, and explains why she finds it incredibly important to leave topics like these up to parents, up to a certain age. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, former Congressman Lou Barletta, now running for the Republican bid in the gubernatorial primary, rejoins the Dom Giordano Program. First, Giordano asks Lou about his new slate of television ads that he has seen hit, with Barletta telling the genuine nature of the ads and what he hopes they will portray. Then, Giordano asks Barletta about his relationship with former President Donald Trump after spending time with him in Mar-a-Lago, gauging whether he thinks the Trump will offer his endorsement in the gubernatorial race. Then, Giordano asks Lou for the issues that are most important to him on the campaign trail, and looks for an update on the ‘ghost flights’ flying illegal immigrants into Pennsylvania. In addition, Barletta tells of his time as a young baseball player, and a tryout he had with the Cincinnati Reds.
Then, after spending some time breaking down the gubernatorial race and discussing hypocritical comments made by candidate Doug Mastriano in the past regarding HIPAA and Coronavirus, Giordano welcomes back in television and media critic Neal Zoren to tell us what’s worth watching on television. First, Giordano and Zoren offer their thoughts on the first two episodes of Better Call Saul, with Giordano explaining why he loves the direction that the show is going, and Zoren telling what storylines he’s most looking forward to following in the shows final season. Also, Zoren previews the upcoming final half-season of Ozark premiering on Netflix on April 29th, with both Zoren and Giordano telling what they hope to see unfold. (Photo by Kevin Winter/Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by discussing the reversal of course by Philadelphia Mayor Jim Kenney and public health officials, as the city rolled back the mask mandate they enacted only 4 days prior. Giordano tells about an interview Mayor Kenney had with the Washington Post, playing back clips, including one in which Mayor Kenney argued that the masking issue is political because Americans have become selfish. Then, Giordano delves into a discussion centered on the gubernatorial primary in Pennsylvania, telling why the race is so important, and explaining a new beef he’s uncovered with candidate Doug Mastriano, who Giordano is having trouble supporting.
Then, Vince Feldman, board member of Pennsylvania’s chapter of Children Health Defense, joins the Dom Giordano Program to discuss the support that his group has seen in a push against masking mandates in Philadelphia. Last week, Philadelphia’s Mayor Jim Kenney announced that, due to hospitalizations, Philadelphia would be the first American city to return to a mask mandate. After about 4 days of the mandate being implemented, Mayor Kenney reversed course on the decision, taking away the mandate and instead ‘highly recommending’ masks. Giordano asks Feldman why he thinks Kenney reversed course so fast, with Feldman explaining the public backlash to the decision, telling of a societal fatigue he’s started to feel over masking. Also, Feldman explains what his organization hopes to do, and tells listeners where they can go to learn more, and tells of a House Bill that offers a constitutional right for medical freedom. (Photo by Getty Images)
Vince Feldman, board member of Pennsylvania’s chapter of Children Health Defense, joins the Dom Giordano Program to discuss the support that his group has seen in a push against masking mandates in Philadelphia. Last week, Philadelphia’s Mayor Jim Kenney announced that, due to hospitalizations, Philadelphia would be the first American city to return to a mask mandate. After about 4 days of the mandate being implemented, Mayor Kenney reversed course on the decision, taking away the mandate and instead ‘highly recommending’ masks. Giordano asks Feldman why he thinks Kenney reversed course so fast, with Feldman explaining the public backlash to the decision, telling of a societal fatigue he’s started to feel over masking. Also, Feldman explains what his organization hopes to do, and tells listeners where they can go to learn more, and tells of a House Bill that offers a constitutional right for medical freedom.
In today’s second hour, former Congressman Lou Barletta, now running for the Republican bid in the gubernatorial primary, rejoins the Dom Giordano Program. First, Giordano asks Lou about his new slate of television ads that he has seen hit, with Barletta telling the genuine nature of the ads and what he hopes they will portray. Then, Giordano asks Barletta about his relationship with former President Donald Trump after spending time with him in Mar-a-Lago, gauging whether he thinks the Trump will offer his endorsement in the gubernatorial race. Then, Giordano asks Lou for the issues that are most important to him on the campaign trail, and looks for an update on the ‘ghost flights’ flying illegal immigrants into Pennsylvania. In addition, Barletta tells of his time as a young baseball player, and a tryout he had with the Cincinnati Reds.
1210WPHT host Dom Giordano and his producer Dan Borowski bring a new podcast, Krasnerland: Crime Watch, a weekly chronicle of Philadelphia crime as it continues to skyrocket under District Attorney Larry Krasner.
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Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Philadelphia attorney Thomas King III rejoins the Dom Giordano Program to provide an update as to where his lawsuit filed against Philadelphia’s mask mandate stands. First, Giordano asks King about a question he’s heard both in media and on social media, with many on the Left asking why a lawsuit has been filed if businesses and venues refuse to enforce the mandate anyway. King explains that regardless of whether it’s being enforced, it is indeed still the law. Then, Giordano asks for a status update on the suit, with King telling where the case currently stands, telling that the team has asked for a quick decision hoping to bring a swift end to the mandates.
Then, Giordano switches tune over to New Jersey, discussing the new sexual education curricula proposed by the Murphy administration. Then, Giordano spends time bumping between multiple topics he spoke about earlier in the show, taking calls from listeners offering their opinion on the Senate and Governor races in Pennsylvania, and discussing the peripheral issues that stem from the recreational legalization of marijuana in New Jersey. (Photo by Getty Images)
In today’s third hour, Philadelphia attorney Thomas King III rejoins the Dom Giordano Program to provide an update as to where his lawsuit filed against Philadelphia’s mask mandate stands. First, Giordano asks King about a question he’s heard both in media and on social, with many on the Left asking why a lawsuit has been filed if businesses and venues refuse to enforce the mandate anyway. King explains that regardless of whether it’s being enforced, it is indeed still the law. Then, Giordano asks for a status update on the suit, with King telling where the case currently stands, telling that the team has asked for a quick decision hoping to bring a swift end to the mandates. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom leads off the Dom Giordano Program by discussing the historic nature of today in New Jersey, as marijuana dispensaries open up for legal recreational sales after the State voted to legalize the substance last year. Then, Giordano gives a quick recap of yesterday’s Masked Singer reveal with Rudy Giuliani revealing himself as the Jack in the Box, calling out how cringeworthy the entire process was. After that, Giordano offers his thoughts about the surprising news of Jay Wright’s decision to retire, explaining his frustration with both the coach and Villanova over their stance on the national anthem and free speech. Giordano takes calls from listeners offering their thoughts on Jay Wright and the marijuana topics, then prepares to welcome gubernatorial candidate Jake Corman back onto the show.
Then, State Senator Jake Corman returns to the Dom Giordano Program to discuss issues he’s seeing play out across the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania as he runs for Governor. First, Giordano asks Corman about rumors centered on his campaign, with grumblings the State Senator was going to drop out of the race until he spoke with former President Donald Trump, who encouraged him to continue running. Corman tells why he continues to run as Governor, explaining why he believes he can with both the primary and general elections, with a better shot than ‘fringe candidates’ such a Doug Mastriano. Then, Giordano asks Corman about a new initiative he’s announcing today focusing on election reform, with plans to strengthen the legitimacy and safety of elections moving forward after highly questionable actions in the 2020 election. (Photo by Jamie Squire/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Giordano tells of a poll he’s posted on Twitter asking listeners who they’re currently leaning toward in Pennsylvania’s gubernatorial and senate races as things heat up in the primaries. Giordano reveals a continued surge for Kathy Barnette, and tells why he believes her popularity continues to grow on the Senate side of things. Then, Giordano discusses whether he believes Corman has a shot in the gubernatorial primary, and tells why he agrees with Corman when he calls Mastriano a ‘fringe candidate.’ Then, after updating the results of the poll and giving away tickets to Sunday’s Phillies game, Giordano continues prognosticating each race, asking why Dave White hasn’t gotten the traction that Giordano would expect. In addition, in today’s Dan Time with Dom, producer Dan recaps last nights Masked Singer with the reveal of Rudy Giuliani. (Photo by Getty Images)
State Senator Jake Corman returns to the Dom Giordano Program to discuss issues he’s seeing play out across the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania as he runs for Governor. First, Giordano asks Corman about rumors centered on his campaign, with grumblings the State Senator was going to drop out of the race until he spoke with former President Donald Trump, who encouraged him to continue running. Corman tells why he continues to run as Governor, explaining why he believes he can with both the primary and general elections, with a better shot than ‘fringe candidates’ such a Doug Mastriano. Then, Giordano asks Corman about a new initiative he’s announcing today focusing on election reform, with plans to strengthen the legitimacy and safety of elections moving forward after highly questionable actions in the 2020 election. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dr. Marty Makary, nationally-recognized medical expert from Johns Hopkins University and author of The Price We Pay: What Broke American Healthcare and How To Fix It, rejoins the Dom Giordano Program to discuss developments centered around the Coronavirus pandemic. First, Giordano asks for Makary’s expertise in the validity of the Biden administration’s justification for continuing on with masking mandates, particularly on public transportation and for young children. Then, Giordano asks Makary for his opinion on what he’s deemed Philadelphia’s ‘Doomsday Device’ that they’ve set in place to return to masking mandates, after the system was triggered in the past week for a nearly negligible rise in infections. (Photo by Getty Images)
In today’s third and final hour, Giordano welcomes back Kathy Barnette, gubernatorial candidate in Pennsylvania, onto the Dom Giordano Program. First, Giordano congratulates Barnette on her polling results after speaking yesterday with Trafalgar Group’s Chief Pollster Robert Cahaly, with Barnette explaining why she believes she’s seen her popularity skyrocket in recent weeks. Then, Giordano presses Barnette on an issue he sees arising if she were to win the primary, asking whether her lack of funding compared to other primary competitors would set her back in an eventual general election. Kathy tells that, when all is said and done, if she can prove herself as the strongest conservative candidate, she believes the monetary support will come in a general election setting. Also, Barnette tells what separates her from her competitors, talking about specific issues that Oz and McCormick have supported that she finds questionable as a conservative. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s third and final hour, Giordano welcomes back Kathy Barnette, gubernatorial candidate in Pennsylvania, onto the Dom Giordano Program. First, Giordano congratulates Barnette on her polling results after speaking yesterday with Trafalgar Group’s Chief Pollster Robert Cahaly, with Barnette explaining why she believes she’s seen her popularity skyrocket in recent weeks. Then, Giordano presses Barnette on an issue he sees arising if she were to win the primary, asking whether her lack of funding compared to other primary competitors would set her back in an eventual general election. Kathy tells that, when all is said and done, if she can prove herself as the strongest conservative candidate, she believes the monetary support will come in a general election setting. Also, Barnette tells what separates her from her competitors, talking about specific issues that Oz and McCormick have supported that she finds questionable as a conservative.
Then, Dr. Marty Makary, nationally-recognized medical expert from Johns Hopkins University and author of The Price We Pay: What Broke American Healthcare and How To Fix It, rejoins the Dom Giordano Program to discuss developments centered around the Coronavirus pandemic. First, Giordano asks for Makary’s expertise in the validity of the Biden administration’s justification for continuing on with masking mandates, particularly on public transportation and for young children. Then, Giordano asks Makary for his opinion on what he’s deemed Philadelphia’s ‘Doomsday Device’ that they’ve set in place to return to masking mandates, after the system was triggered in the past week for a nearly negligible rise in infections. (Photo by Scott Olson/Getty Images)
In today’s second hour, Giordano continues the discussion centered on marijuana, telling of an email press release he received today from the camp of Senate candidate John Fetterman highlighting the platform of the candidate, which is rooted firmly in the stance of marijuana legalization. Giordano expresses his frustration with Fetterman’s framing of the issue, placing as much importance on it as he has, and asks whether marijuana would be the end game for legalization. Giordano takes calls from listeners who offer their opinion on the issue of marijuana legalization, but also gauges the listeners for their thoughts on student loan forgiveness. (Photo by Drew Angerer/Getty Images)
Today, Dom Giordano led off the Dom Giordano Program by reflecting upon the long illustrious career of the legendary broadcaster Sid Mark, long-time host of WPHT’s Sundays with Sinatra, who passed away yesterday at the age of 88. Dom tells about the time he spent with the Great at WWDB, and plays back a clip of Mark during his 65th year of broadcasting. Then, Giordano spends some time discussing the holiday that has become of 4/20, telling about New Jersey’s plans to launch recreational marijuana the following day and their decision to not launch on the holiday itself due to a potential supply shortage. Then, Giordano and his producer Dan argue whether college graduates are at fault for signing themselves up for tons of debt, with Dan argue that parental and societal influence sold a bag of false goods to an entire generation. (Photo by Hulton Archive/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Dom welcomes in Bill McSwain, gubernatorial candidate for Governor in Pennsylvania. First, Giordano asks McSwain about Larry Krasner’s continued reliance and doubling down on progressive policies, with McSwain lamenting that those who suffer most are the communities that need the most help. Then, Giordano asks McSwain about comments made by President Trump about his gubernatorial candidacy, with the former President calling Bill a coward due to his relationship with Bill Barr, with McSwain explaining why he refuses to take any shots at the former President even though he vehemently disagrees with his assessment of the situation. Then, after McSwain and playing Dom’s Money Melody, Giordano returns to the topic of Larry Krasner and the crime wave in Philadelphia, discussing the way Krasner’s office continues to reframe and pass blame on crime to anybody but himself.
Then, Robert Cahaly, Chief Pollster at the Trafalgar Group, rejoins the Dom Giordano Program to discuss polling results his organization has seen in the Pennsylvania Senate and Gubernatorial races. Giordano first reminds listeners who Trafalgar is, telling about their success in predicting Trump’s win and their past midterm success. Then, Giordano asks Cahaly about the unconventional tactics that Trafalgar uses to help solidify the accuracy of their polls, with Cahaly telling in-depth the strategies that his organization employs. Finally, Giordano and Cahaly discuss the polling results in Pennsylvania, with Oz winning their April 15th poll on the Senate race, and Mastriano winning the Governor poll, with both offering their political expertise to justify why both candidates have proven well in polling. (Photo by Getty Images)
Then, Robert Cahaly, Chief Pollster at the Trafalgar Group, rejoins the Dom Giordano Program to discuss polling results his organization has seen in the Pennsylvania Senate and Gubernatorial races. Giordano first reminds listeners who Trafalgar is, telling about their success in predicting Trump’s win and their past midterm success. Then, Giordano asks Cahaly about the unconventional tactics that Trafalgar uses to help solidify the accuracy of their polls, with Cahaly telling in-depth the strategies that his organization employs. Finally, Giordano and Cahaly discuss the polling results in Pennsylvania, with Oz winning their April 15th poll on the Senate race, and Mastriano winning the Governor poll, with both offering their political expertise to justify why both candidates have proven well in polling. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom welcomes gubernatorial candidate Dave White back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss why he believes he’s the best candidate to represent Republicans in the fight to earn back the Governor’s seat. First, Giordano tells White about a Bloomberg article that dropped today that notes that a quarter of college graduates make less than $35,000 a year, asking White about the success he’s found in the trades as a businessman. Then, Giordano asks White about a criticism he’s heard repeatedly, being White’s relationship with labor unions, and asks White whether he would support a ‘Right to Work’ law in Pennsylvania. After giving an answer, White instead makes the point that the primary objective should be winning, and tells why he has the best shot against current AG Josh Shapiro in a general election face off.
Then, Dom spends the remainder of the hour talking about two big topics. First, Dom returns to the Bloomberg story noting the lack of success for college graduates, asking how these numbers could be accurate. Also, Giordano discusses the bill working its way through Trenton that will re-frame and require curriculum centered on 9/11, particularly the reaction of Americans to Muslims after the events rather than focusing on the heroism portrayed that day. Finally, in today’s Dan Time with Dom, producer Dan tells about the public doxing of a Twitter regular by a hypocritical Washington Post writer. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by discussing a press conference held yesterday by District Attorney Larry Krasner, in which he introduced the media to his brand new bicycle. This was a part of a larger narrative by the DA, looking to highlight the effects that activities for city residents have in deterring crime. Dom and Dan play back the clip, discussing the ridiculous nature of the phrases he uses while discussing bicycling after a horrific Easter weekend of homicides. Then, Giordano reveals a new bill introduced by New Jersey State Senators Richard Codey and Anthony Bucco that would establish a curriculum in public education teaching context of the 9/11 attacks. Giordano likes the idea of teaching kids about the event, but takes umbrage with a portion of the bill that hones in on the negative treatment directed toward Muslims following the event. (Photo by Getty Images)
In today’s third hour, Dom welcomes in Bill McSwain, gubernatorial candidate for Governor in Pennsylvania. First, Giordano asks McSwain about Larry Krasner’s continued reliance and doubling down on progressive policies, with McSwain lamenting that those who suffer most are the communities that need the most help. Then, Giordano asks McSwain about comments made by President Trump about his gubernatorial candidacy, with the former President calling Bill a coward due to his relationship with Bill Barr, with McSwain explaining why he refuses to take any shots at the former President even though he vehemently disagrees with his assessment of the situation. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom welcomes gubernatorial candidate Dave White back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss why he believes he’s the best candidate to represent Republicans in the fight to earn back the Governor’s seat. First, Giordano tells White about a Bloomberg article that dropped today that notes that a quarter of college graduates make less than $35,000 a year, asking White about the success he’s found in the trades as a businessman. Then, Giordano asks White about a criticism he’s heard repeatedly, being White’s relationship with labor unions, and asks White whether he would support a ‘Right to Work’ law in Pennsylvania. After giving an answer, White instead makes the point that the primary objective should be winning, and tells why he has the best shot against current AG Josh Shapiro in a general election faceoff. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s final hour, Giordano reveals a story about Kensington, telling about a Philadelphia Police Department edict that encourages polices officers to dedicate their time and resources to preventing fires in trash cans and drums. Giordano is annoyed with this, telling how stretched the resources are in the Philadelphia Police Department, and blames progressives for creating an environment in which an edict has to be written to push back against the regularity of illegal fires. Then, Giordano circles back to political commentary, offering his opinion on whether Trump should endorse a gubernatorial candidate for Pennsylvania, and telling why he thinks relatability will weigh huge during the primary. Also, Giordano spends a good chunk of the hour discussing potential issues that will become cornerstone issues in a general election, asking listeners how much student loan forgiveness they expect from the Biden administration. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Giordano leads off by lamenting about the City of Philadelphia’s decision to reverse course on the mask mandate, reinstating the mandate because of a close-to-negligible rise in cases. Giordano and his producer Dan discuss the hypocrisy of these mandates, pontificating whether or not fans will be forced to wear masks during tonight’s NBA playoff game between the 76ers and the visiting Toronto Raptors. Giordano and Dan laugh at how they’ve handled masking in the stadiums in the past, and ask how ticket holders who went to game one without having to wear a mask, even after Philadelphia announced the reversal, will feel now being forced to mask up for the game. Also, Giordano and Dan discuss Elon Musk’s offer to take over Twitter, telling whether they believe this move was purely political or if Elon could make some money off the deal.
Then, filmmaker Dinesh D’Souza returns to the Dom Giordano Program to promote the debut of his upcoming film 2000 Mules, which takes an in-depth investigative look into what happened in the 2020 election. Dom announces that on May 2nd, he will debut Dinesh’s new film at the AMC Neshaminy 24, with tickets available later today. Dinesh tells Giordano and listeners what they could expect from the new film, with D’Souza taking Giordano through multiple layers of evidence pointing toward questionable actions in the recent election, telling how he and his team was able to uncover this evidence. Also, D’Souza tells Giordano about the usage of cellular triangulation in the investigation, explaining how they were able to find ‘mules’ using phone records. For more information on the film, head to 2000Mules.com, and for tickets to the event, head to 2000Mules.com/theater. (Photo by Tim Nwachukwu/Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by discussing the ridiculous return of the mask mandate in Philadelphia, telling about the ludicrous nature of returning to the economic state we’ve spent so long digging out of, and telling how others throughout the country have received the news. Then, Dom reveals an update on Clarice Schillinger’s campaign over the weekend, telling that the Lieutenant Governor candidate went down to Mar-a-Lago and spent some time with former President Donald Trump. This leads Giordano to some commentary centered on the former President’s endorsements of Pennsylvania candidates, asking listeners who they think Trump will endorse in the gubernatorial primary.
Then, local attorney Thomas King III rejoins the Dom Giordano Program to discuss the lawsuit that he and other private individuals filed against the city seeking to overturn Philadelphia’s renewed indoor mask mandate that was scheduled to hit today. The lawsuit filed by King in a Commonwealth Court on Saturday argues that the City lacks the ability to impose such a mandate on the City, accusing city health officials of having usurped the power and authority of Pennsylvania’s Department of Health. King tells what he hopes to accomplish with the lawsuit, and tells about the national response he’s received to the lawsuit so far. (Photo by Getty Images)
Local attorney Thomas King III rejoins the Dom Giordano Program to discuss the lawsuit that he and other private individuals filed against the city seeking to overturn Philadelphia’s renewed indoor mask mandate that was scheduled to hit today. The lawsuit filed by King in a Commonwealth Court on Saturday argues that the City lacks the ability to impose such a mandate on the City, accusing city health officials of having usurped the power and authority of Pennsylvania’s Department of Health. King tells what he hopes to accomplish with the lawsuit, and tells about the national response he’s received to the lawsuit so far. (Photo by Getty Images)
Filmmaker Dinesh D’Souza returns to the Dom Giordano Program to promote the debut of his upcoming film 2000 Mules, which takes an in-depth investigative look into what happened in the 2020 election. Dom announces that on May 2nd, he will debut Dinesh’s new film at the AMC Neshaminy 24, with tickets available later today. Dinesh tells Giordano and listeners what they could expect from the new film, with D’Souza taking Giordano through multiple layers of evidence pointing toward questionable actions in the recent election, telling how he and his team was able to uncover this evidence. Also, D’Souza tells Giordano about the usage of cellular triangulation in the investigation, explaining how they were able to find ‘mules’ using phone records. For more information on the film, head to 2000Mules.com, and for tickets to the event, head to 2000Mules.com/theater. (Photo by Shannon Finney/Getty Images)
Dom Giordano, WPHT host and former teacher, has dedicated much of his daily show toward parents who are taking it into their own hands to push back against school boards that have a negative impact on their children. This has culminated in a weekly podcast on education, Readin', Writin', and Reason, which has allowed wonderful relationships to develop between Giordano, educators, and parents throughout the country who are speaking out against overbearing school boards.
First, David P. Hardy, former CEO and co-founder of Boys Latin of Philadelphia Charter School, Pennsylvania’s first and only single-gender charter school. The student body of Boys Latin features over 80% economically disadvantaged students, but sent 85% of its graduates to post-secondary institutions, 80% of which were 4-year colleges. These numbers are allegedly unheard of, if you were to talk to a public school proponent, particularly one familiar with public schools in Philadelphia. Hardy and Giordano discuss what could be done to help bring better educational opportunities to disadvantaged students, and take a hard look at how and why the Philadelphia School District continues to produce absolutely heinous numbers.
Then, New Jersey Assemblyman Erik Peterson joins the podcast to tell why he’s drafting a parental rights and kids innocence bill that will ban sexual curriculum for students between 5-10 years old. In the bill, Peterson writes that from 6th grade on, parents will have the capability to consent to what is taught in New Jersey classrooms. Giordano asks Peterson whether he’s spoken to Democrats about the topic, with Peterson explaining that Democrats are afraid of the ‘far left identity woke crowd,’ and have not shown that they would support such a bill. Peterson tells Dom what the next steps are in his fight to bring decision-making back to parents, and explains what he hopes the bill will accomplish.
Full Hour | In today’s final hour of the show, Dave McCormick, candidate for U.S. Senate in Pennsylvania, rejoins the Dom Giordano Program to discuss his campaign up until this point and his continued feud with competitor Dr. Mehmet Oz. First, Giordano asks for McCormick’s response to former President Trump’s endorsement of Dr. Oz, with McCormick telling of the personal friendship between the two candidates that he feels weighed into the decision. Then, Giordano asks why McCormick believes the endorsement to be a mistake, with McCormick responding with multiple pieces of evidence of Oz propagating Leftist policies while host of his daily television show. After that, Giordano asks McCormick about charges made against him, calling his relationship as a businessman with China into question, with the candidate laying out his history of fighting communism, telling that he will continue that fight against China.
Then, after McCormick signs off, Giordano plays his Money Melody for the day, then heads back into a general conversation centered on the Senate and Gubernatorial races in Pennsylvania. Giordano reminds audiences of the interview he had with Liz Preate-Havey in the first hour, with the MontCo GOP chair explaining why her organization decided to throw their support behind Dave White for Governor. Giordano asks how much weight an endorsement like this would hold, and brings back up comments made by Trump condemning Bill McSwain and endorsing Dr. Mehmet Oz. Giordano cycles through callers offering their opinion on the topic, telling which direction they’re leaning in Pennsylvania’s primaries. (Photo by Stephen Maturen/Getty Images)
In today’s final hour of the show, Dave McCormick, candidate for U.S. Senate in Pennsylvania, rejoins the Dom Giordano Program to discuss his campaign up until this point and his continued feud with competitor Dr. Mehmet Oz. First, Giordano asks for McCormick’s response to former President Trump’s endorsement of Dr. Oz, with McCormick telling of the personal friendship between the two candidates that he feels weighed into the decision. Then, Giordano asks why McCormick believes the endorsement to be a mistake, with McCormick responding with multiple pieces of evidence of Oz propagating Leftist policies while host of his daily television show. After that, Giordano asks McCormick about charges made against him, calling his relationship as a businessman with China into question, with the candidate laying out his history of fighting communism, telling that he will continue that fight against China. (Photo by Samuel Corum/Getty Images)
Liz Preate-Havey, Chair of the Montgomery County Republicans, rejoins the Dom Giordano Program to tell why her County’s branch of the GOP decided to offer their endorsement for Pennsylvania gubernatorial candidate Dave White. First, Giordano asks Preate-Havey to take us through the genesis of the endorsement, with the Chair taking us through the process that lead to her offering support for White. Preate-Havey tells that many constituents have been reaching out to the organization asking them for who to support, and explains that former President Donald Trump’s comments made about White’s opponent Bill McSwain played into their decision to support White. In addition, Liz comments on the potential opponent in a gubernatorial general election, being current AG Josh Shapiro, and tells why the organization has decided to also throw their support for Clarice Schillinger for Lieutenant Governor. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by discussing the news that District Attorney Larry Krasner has been nominated for a Peabody Award for the documentary centered on his controversial take on criminal justice policy. This comes on the heels of an incredibly violent night in Philadelphia, with around 20 shot and 3 killed after the past 24 hours, with Dom explaining why he believes Larry Krasner to be responsible for the climate that’s taken over Philadelphia. Then, Giordano spends time discussing the decision by the RNC to withdraw from the Commission on Presidential Debates that sets debates, telling why he indeed supports the decision, pointing out the bias of past moderators, asking listeners who they would like to see moderate future debates.
Then, Liz Preate-Havey, Chair of the Montgomery County Republicans, rejoins the Dom Giordano Program to tell why her County’s branch of the GOP decided to offer their endorsement for Pennsylvania gubernatorial candidate Dave White. First, Giordano asks Preate-Havey to take us through the genesis of the endorsement, with the Chair taking us through the process that lead to her offering support for White. Preate-Havey tells that many constituents have been reaching out to the organization asking them for who to support, and explains that former President Donald Trump’s comments made about White’s opponent Bill McSwain played into their decision to support White. In addition, Liz comments on the potential opponent in a gubernatorial general election, being current AG Josh Shapiro, and tells why the organization has decided to also throw their support for Clarice Schillinger for Lieutenant Governor. (Photo by Drew Angerer/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s second hour of the show, Dom continues prognosticating both the gubernatorial and senate races playing out in Pennsylvania, telling whether he believes Trump endorsements will hold as much weight as many expect. After taking some calls on the topic, Giordano switches to his next topic, offering his opinion on the police-involved shooting of Patrick Lyoya in Grand Rapids, Michigan, with an officer killing Lyoya after a traffic stop gone awry. Also, Neal Zoren joins the show for his biweekly appearance, telling listeners what’s worth watching on television in the near future. First, Giordano and Zoren discuss the new HBO series centered on the Lakers Dynasty titled Winning Time, with Dom recommending the series to listeners and Neal. Then, Giordano and Zoren preview the upcoming return of Better Call Saul as the series premieres its final season, with Zoren telling the storyline threads that need to be wrapped up prior to the end of the show. (Photo by Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images)
1210WPHT host Dom Giordano and his producer Dan Borowski bring a new podcast, Krasnerland: Crime Watch, a weekly chronicle of Philadelphia crime as it continues to skyrocket under District Attorney Larry Krasner.
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In today’s final hour, Dom Giordano leads off the Dom Giordano Program by discussing the idiocy that’s coming out of the Democratic Party, first playing back a clip from Kamala Harris in which she says that she ‘acknowledges that one must acknowledge inflation.’ This leads Dom into a conversation about inflation, the economy, and the local decision in Philadelphia to reinstate the mask mandate, causing havoc for local businesses.
Then, Jack Ciattarelli, former opponent running against Governor Phil Murphy in New Jersey, returns to the Dom Giordano Program to discuss an issue that’s become a hot topic in Jersey, being education, parental rights, and how the two intersect. During his run for Governor, Ciattarelli spoke often about the damage of progressive politics in curricula. Just this week, news broke that Gov. Murphy has now ordered a review of new New Jersey sex education standards that sparked an uproar among New Jerseyians, after material circulated showing graphic images used to teach young children. Ciattarelli explains why parents need oversight over their children’s education, and tells why he made the topic of a cornerstone of his campaign. Also, Ciattarelli tells whether he would consider running for office again as Phil Murphy trends toward vacating the office for the White House. (Photo by Drew Angerer/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Giordano welcomes former candidate for PA Senate Sean Parnell back to the show after expression confusion to Politico regarding President Donald Trump’s decision to endorse Dr. Mehmet Oz. Parnell was the first candidate to receive the former President’s endorsement, and was shocked to see him endorse Dr. Oz after he dropped out of the race. Parnell tells that the candidate that Trump should have supported was Dave McCormick, a Senate competitor who Parnell trusts will actually fight for conservative positions if elected to Senate for Pennsylvania. Parnell tells Giordano his history with McCormick, and tells Dom why he refuses to support Dr. Oz, individually picking apart issues in which he and many other conservatives would disagree with the candidate over.
Then, after hanging up with Parnell, Giordano loops back to the conversation he shared with State Representative Martina White in the first hour, telling why he supports the bills she’s propagating that hope to hold District Attorney Larry Krasner accountable for his role in the lawlessness in Philadelphia. Giordano ties this back to the grander scope of the Senate and Governor races playing out in Pennsylvania, telling that the level of protection that people like Martina offer in fighting back against progressive policies will dissipate if the Democrats emerge the victor in both fights. Then, Giordano discusses the tragic attack in Brooklyn, playing back Tucker Carlson’s commentary on the topic, in which the Fox News host blamed President Biden for helping to sow racial divisions that would lead a person to perform such a heinous act. (Photo by Mark Makela/Getty Images)
Then, Jack Ciattarelli, former opponent running against Governor Phil Murphy in New Jersey, returns to the Dom Giordano Program to discuss an issue that’s become a hot topic in Jersey, being education, parental rights, and how the two intersect. During his run for Governor, Ciattarelli spoke often about the damage of progressive politics in curricula. Just this week, news broke that Gov. Murphy has now ordered a review of new New Jersey sex education standards that sparked an uproar among New Jerseyians, after material circulated showing graphic images used to teach young children. Ciattarelli explains why parents need oversight over their children’s education, and tells why he made the topic of a cornerstone of his campaign. Also, Ciattarelli tells whether he would consider running for office again as Phil Murphy trends toward vacating the office for the White House. (Photo by Spencer Platt/Getty Images)
Pennsylvania State Representative Martina White rejoins the Dom Giordano Program to discuss multiple bills she’s fighting for in Harrisburg. First, Giordano asks White about a bill that recently passed through the house hoping to protect Title IX and women’s sports against unfair advantages presented by transgendered athletes after the emergence of UPenn swimmer Lia Thomas. White tells how and why the bill passed through the appropriate outlets, and explains that young biological females need to know that there are lawmakers fighting for their rights to remain. Then, White updates the status of two bills that hope to bring accountability to the Philadelphia DA’s office, updating a bill that would create term limits for officials such as Krasner, and a bill that will extend the capability for AG Josh Shapiro to step in and take control of prosecutions in the city. (Photo by Getty Images)
While broadcasting on Phillies Opening Day at Citizens Bank Park, the Philadelphia Phillies' Director of Fun and Games John Brazer returns to the Dom Giordano Program. Brazer, who's title is indeed real, tells us what's new at the ballpark, including some great new concession offerings including Jersey Shore staple Manco and Manco. Also, Brazer tells about the relationship he shared with Harry Kalas, and tells what he hopes and expects to see on field for the Phillies this season. (Photo by Rich Schultz/Getty Images)
While broadcasting live from Citizens Bank Park on Phillies Opening Day, Dom Giordano was joined by legendary Phillies broadcasting duo Larry Andersen and Scott Franzke. Franzke and LA discuss the long career the two have shared in the booth, and talk about Andersen's decision to semi-retire, cutting back the amount of games he'll work to 40. Also, Franzke and LA reflect upon some great Phillies broadcasters of the past such as Harry Kalas, and the two greats offer their opinion on some new rule changes set forth by the MLB. (Photo by Gary Newkirk/ALLSPORT)
In today’s final hour, Broad and Liberty investigative reporter Todd Shepherd returns to the Dom Giordano Program to tell us about a testimony he gave to the Pennsylvania legislature explaining how money infiltrated election offices in 2020. Shepherd tells us what he’s learned about voter registration in Delaware County, noting incredible increases by Democrats after a large influx of money, and tells what he hopes comes out of his testifying. Then, Councilperson Cherelle Parker returns to the Dom Giordano Program to discuss the decision by Mayor Kenney to end the residency requirement for Philadelphia police. First, Giordano asks Parker for her thoughts on the Mayor’s decision to rescind the requirement, with Parker explaining that there was previously a waiver available, but tells that Mayor did exactly what she said last time she appeared on the Program. Then, Parker tells whether she supports a new push by Council for Federal and State funding for Kensington, explaining her history and why she supports an ‘all hands on deck’ approach to solving the issue in Kensington. (Photo by Hunter Martin/Getty Images)
Today, on a very special broadcast of the Dom Giordano Program, Dom broadcasts live from outside Citizen’s Bank Ballpark for the Philadelphia Phillies Opening Day. First, Giordano leads off by telling what’s coming up on the show, explaining his excitement for an upcoming appearance by broadcasting legends Larry Anderson and Scott Franzke. Then, Giordano switches his content over to a standard Dom Giordano Program, leading off by discussing comments made after Republicans left chambers following the confirmation of Ketanji Brown Jackson. Dom plays back a clip from Joe Scarborough, who uses a new style of whataboutism to call out Republicans who left, and a clip from CNN’s Laura Coates, who spent time with Don Lemon discussing the situation as well. Also, Giordano discusses some great duos, and updates on what he’s learned about the culmination of the residency requirement reversal for Philadelphia police officers by Mayor Kenney. (Photo by Hunter Martin/Getty Images)
Then, to lead off the second hour of today’s special Dom Giordano Program live from Phillies Opening Day, Director of Fun and Games John Brazer rejoins the Dom Giordano Program to tell us what’s new down at the ballpark this year. First, though, Brazer and Giordano reflect on the duo of Larry Andersen and Scott Franzke, with Brazer telling where the famous ‘it’s outta here’ phrase came from. Then, Brazer tells us about the new food offerings at Citizens Bank Park, telling about the addition of Manco and Manco, a Jersey Shore staple, to the long list of great vendors. Then, legendary broadcasters Scott Franzke and Larry Andersen stop by the Dom Giordano Program for a quick interview about the new initiatives set forth by the MLB in hopes to improve the game’s popularity. Also, Franzke and Andersen reflect on the 17 years they’ve spent broadcasting as a team, and Andersen tells why he’s decided to semi-retire prior to the season, only broadcasting 40 games this year. (Photo by Hunter Martin/Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by providing an update on his poll and other polls throughout Pennsylvania on the Senate race, telling of a surge by candidate Kathy Barnette and explaining why she’s seen an explosion in popularity, particularly with listeners of 1210WPHT. Then, Giordano tells about a heated argument unfolding in Springfield Township over a new logo produced by the Police Benevolent Association in the town featuring the ‘thin blue line’ flag, with commissioners arguing that the presence of the flag in the logo is racist. Listeners who happened to attend the meeting call in to the show, offering their perspectives on what played out in the meeting that went over time due to the heated nature of the arguments made.
Then, Pennsylvania State Representative Martina White rejoins the Dom Giordano Program to discuss multiple bills she’s fighting for in Harrisburg. First, Giordano asks White about a bill that recently passed through the house hoping to protect Title IX and women’s sports against unfair advantages presented by transgendered athletes after the emergence of UPenn swimmer Lia Thomas. White tells how and why the bill passed through the appropriate outlets, and explains that young biological females need to know that there are lawmakers fighting for their rights to remain. Then, White updates the status of two bills that hope to bring accountability to the Philadelphia DA’s office, updating a bill that would create term limits for officials such as Krasner, and a bill that will extend the capability for AG Josh Shapiro to step in and take control of prosecutions in the city. (Photo by Getty Images)
In today’s second hour, Giordano welcomes former candidate for PA Senate Sean Parnell back to the show after expression confusion to Politico regarding President Donald Trump’s decision to endorse Dr. Mehmet Oz. Parnell was the first candidate to receive the former President’s endorsement, and was shocked to see him endorse Dr. Oz after he dropped out of the race. Parnell tells that the candidate that Trump should have supported was Dave McCormick, a Senate competitor who Parnell trusts will actually fight for conservative positions if elected to Senate for Pennsylvania. Parnell tells Giordano his history with McCormick, and tells Dom why he refuses to support Dr. Oz, individually picking apart issues in which he and many other conservatives would disagree with the candidate over. (Photo by Jeff Swensen/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s final hour of the Dom Giordano Program, Dom welcomes back Jeff Bartos, candidate for United States Senate in Pennsylvania. First, Bartos and Giordano discuss developments centered on the horrific incident that played out on a subway in Brooklyn, with Dom revealing that the suspect that has ties to Philadelphia has been arrested. Bartos comments on the situation, and tells about his disappointment in the depths that Philadelphia have fallen under the reign of Mayor Kenney and DA Larry Krasner. Then, Bartos tells what he’s hearing throughout the State, explaining what issues he’s finding are most important to Pennsylvanians. Also, Bartos comments on the endorsement of his competitor Dr. Mehmet Oz by former President Donald Trump, and tells why he deserves to be the candidate to represent Republicans in the general election race. (Photo by Getty Images)
Michael DiCroce, Deputy Mayor of Shamong, NJ, returns to the Dom Giordano Program to provide an update on his town’s progress as they try to become a hub for marijuana in South Jersey. First, DiCroce updates the governmental delay of legalization of recreational marijuana, telling how things have settled in Trenton as towns organize to open up shops selling the formerly illegal substance. Then, DiCroce discusses the negative implications of legalization, telling that the town has weighed the negatives against the positives, insuring that officers know how to handle those under the influence. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dave White, DelCo businessman and gubernatorial candidate in Pennsylvania, rejoins the Dom Giordano Program to discuss multiple issues playing out statewide as he runs for office. First, Giordano asks White about his history in politics, asking about claims about raising taxes while in local office made by other candidates. Then, White tells about his background as a blue collar businessman, telling how he plans to apply what he’s learned while in business to Harrisburg. In addition, Giordano asks White whether he sought Donald Trump’s endorsement, and tells who he’s had endorse him so far in his fight for Governor. (Photo by Getty Images)
In today’s final hour of the Dom Giordano Program, Dom welcomes back Jeff Bartos, candidate for United States Senate in Pennsylvania. First, Bartos and Giordano discuss developments centered on the horrific incident that played out on a subway in Brooklyn, with Dom revealing that the suspect that has ties to Philadelphia has been arrested. Bartos comments on the situation, and tells about his disappointment in the depths that Philadelphia have fallen under the reign of Mayor Kenney and DA Larry Krasner. Then, Bartos tells what he’s hearing throughout the State, explaining what issues he’s finding are most important to Pennsylvanians. Also, Bartos comments on the endorsement of his competitor Dr. Mehmet Oz by former President Donald Trump, and tells why he deserves to be the candidate to represent Republicans in the general election race. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by telling what’s coming up on today’s show, previewing the upcoming interview with Dr. Mehmet Oz at 12:30. Then, Giordano tells about yesterday’s rally supporting the family of slain 15-year-old Sean Toomey, with many community members and listeners coming out to show their support for the Toomey family and take a stand against progressive policies propagated by Philadelphia DA Larry Krasner and Mayor Jim Kenney. Then, Giordano gives an update on a couple bills making their way through Harrisburg, particularly one that looks to reinforce Title IX as the debate of transgenderism in sports continues to rage.
Then, Dr. Mehmet Oz returns to the Dom Giordano Program to discuss the endorsement he received from former President Donald Trump, telling that this wasn’t a ‘flip of a coin’ for the former President, explaining that Trump spent a long time weighing candidates against one another before determining that he’d offer his support. Dr. Oz tells what the endorsement means to him, and tells why he believes he was the best candidate to receive Trump’s support. Then, Giordano asks Dr. Oz about attacks levied his direction by his opponent David McCormick, arguing that most of what McCormick slanders him for is a flat out lie, telling that there is no record of much of what he claims about him. Also, Giordano asks Oz for a response to Rick Santorum, who argued that David McCormick has learned from his mistakes from his business dealings with China, with Dr. Oz telling that his relationships were not ancient history, as the candidate likes to portray. In addition, Dr. Oz tells what he hopes to gather out of upcoming debates as he looks to take on his foes in the Senate race. (Photo by Scott Heins/Getty Images)
Full Hour | To lead off today’s second hour, Michael DiCroce, Deputy Mayor of Shamong, NJ, returns to the Dom Giordano Program to provide an update on his town’s progress as they try to become a hub for marijuana in South Jersey. First, DiCroce updates the governmental delay of legalization of recreational marijuana, telling how things have settled in Trenton as towns organize to open up shops selling the formerly illegal substance. Then, DiCroce discusses the negative implications of legalization, telling that the town has weighed the negatives against the positives, insuring that officers know how to handle those under the influence.
Then, Dave White, DelCo businessman and gubernatorial candidate in Pennsylvania, rejoins the Dom Giordano Program to discuss multiple issues playing out statewide as he runs for office. First, Giordano asks White about his history in politics, asking about claims about raising taxes while in local office made by other candidates. Then, White tells about his background as a blue collar businessman, telling how he plans to apply what he’s learned while in business to Harrisburg. In addition, Giordano asks White whether he sought Donald Trump’s endorsement, and tells who he’s had endorse him so far in his fight for Governor. (Photo by Uriel Sinai/Getty Images)
Dr. Mehmet Oz returns to the Dom Giordano Program to discuss the endorsement he received from former President Donald Trump, telling that this wasn’t a ‘flip of a coin’ for the former President, explaining that Trump spent a long time weighing candidates against one another before determining that he’d offer his support. Dr. Oz tells what the endorsement means to him, and tells why he believes he was the best candidate to receive Trump’s support. Then, Giordano asks Dr. Oz about attacks levied his direction by his opponent David McCormick, arguing that most of what McCormick slanders him for is a flat out lie, telling that there is no record of much of what he claims about him. Also, Giordano asks Oz for a response to Rick Santorum, who argued that David McCormick has learned from his mistakes from his business dealings with China, with Dr. Oz telling that his relationships were not ancient history, as the candidate likes to portray. In addition, Dr. Oz tells what he hopes to gather out of upcoming debates as he looks to take on his foes in the Senate race. (Photo by JC Olivera/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Giordano tells of comments made about abortion made by President Joe Biden’s sister, Valerie Biden Owens, in which she said the true pro-life party should be considered those in favor of abortion. Giordano obviously takes umbrage with this suggestion, explaining why abortion advocates are not ‘for life’ in any way. Then, Giordano switches back to taking calls centered around the gubernatorial and senate races in Pennsylvania, with listeners offering their opinion as to why former President Trump randomly denounced gubernatorial candidate Bill McSwain.
Then, former Senator Rick Santorum returns to the Dom Giordano Program for a first time in far too long after he decided to throw his political weight into endorsing Dave McCormick for United States Senate in Pennsylvania. First, Santorum tells Giordano why he supports McCormick’s conservative credentials, with Santorum telling of his relationship with the candidate while serving as Pennsylvania Senator. Then, Dom asks Santorum whether McCormick’s ties to China concerns the former Senator, with Santorum explaining that, at the time, people were investing in China and his relationship was once appropriate, but has since learned his lesson. Also, Giordano asks Santorum for his opinion on other candidates in the race, asking why he’s chosen to support McCormick over the other candidates. (Photo by Justin Sullivan/Getty Images)
Former Senator Rick Santorum returns to the Dom Giordano Program for a first time in far too long after he decided to throw his political weight into endorsing Dave McCormick for United States Senate in Pennsylvania. First, Santorum tells Giordano why he supports McCormick’s conservative credentials, with Santorum telling of his relationship with the candidate while serving as Pennsylvania Senator. Then, Dom asks Santorum whether McCormick’s ties to China concerns the former Senator, with Santorum explaining that, at the time, people were investing in China and his relationship was once appropriate, but has since learned his lesson. Also, Giordano asks Santorum for his opinion on other candidates in the race, asking why he’s chosen to support McCormick over the other candidates. (Photo by Anna Moneymaker/Getty Images)
Full Hour | To lead off today’s second hour, Ben Fileccia, Senior Director of Operations for the Pennsylvania Restaurant and Lodging Association, returns to the Dom Giordano Program to discuss the detrimental effects on the industry that Mayor Kenney’s return to masking mandates will cause. Fileccia tells that many businesses are already in a tough spot due to previous edicts hampering business in the city, and explains the position that this puts businesses in. Also, Giordano asks Fileccia for a response to Mayor Kenney, who said previously that had he listened to restaurateurs, thousands more would have died.
Dom spends a majority of the remainder of the hour staying on the topic of Philadelphia’s masking edicts, taking calls from listeners offering their opinion on what the mandates will do to the City. Also, Giordano circles back to Trump’s endorsement of Doctor Oz for Senate and his comments made about gubernatorial candidate Bill McSwain, with the former President calling the McSwain a ‘coward’ for his role serving under Bill Barr during the 2020 election. Also, Giordano tells of a new bill making its way through Harrisburg that would set term limits on the Philadelphia District Attorney, and extend the capability for PA AG Josh Shapiro to reign over DA Larry Krasner, though the AG continues to refuse this power. (Photo by Getty Images)
To lead off today’s second hour, Ben Fileccia, Senior Director of Operations for the Pennsylvania Restaurant and Lodging Association, returns to the Dom Giordano Program to discuss the detrimental effects on the industry that Mayor Kenney’s return to masking mandates will cause. Fileccia tells that many businesses are already in a tough spot due to previous edicts hampering business in the city, and explains the position that this puts businesses in. Also, Giordano asks Fileccia for a response to Mayor Kenney, who said previously that had he listened to restaurateurs, thousands more would have died. (Photo by Getty Images)
New Jersey Assemblyman Erik Peterson joins the Dom Giordano Program to tell why he’s drafting a parental rights and kids innocence bill that will ban sexual curriculum for students between 5-10 years old. In the bill, Peterson writes that from 6th grade on, parents will have the capability to consent to what is taught in New Jersey classrooms. Giordano asks Peterson whether he’s spoken to Democrats about the topic, with Peterson explaining that Democrats are afraid of the ‘far left identity woke crowd,’ and have not shown that they would support such a bill. Peterson tells Dom what the next steps are in his fight to bring decision-making back to parents, and explains what he hopes the bill will accomplish. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by discussing the decision by Philadelphia to reinstate the mask mandate, lamenting on the decision by health officials to willingly damage businesses and industries throughout the city. Dom suggests what he thinks will happen with the return of the mandate, and explains how this is being used as a doomsday device-style tool to open and close the city. Then, Giordano expresses his frustration with former President Donald Trump, who released a statement that he will refuse to endorse Bill McSwain due to his role serving under Bill Barr and Barr’s refusal to handle the questions centered on election integrity in the 2020 election.
Then, New Jersey Assemblyman Erik Peterson joins the Dom Giordano Program to tell why he’s drafting a parental rights and kids innocence bill that will ban sexual curriculum for students between 5-10 years old. In the bill, Peterson writes that from 6th grade on, parents will have the capability to consent to what is taught in New Jersey classrooms. Giordano asks Peterson whether he’s spoken to Democrats about the topic, with Peterson explaining that Democrats are afraid of the ‘far left identity woke crowd,’ and have not shown that they would support such a bill. Peterson tells Dom what the next steps are in his fight to bring decision-making back to parents, and explains what he hopes the bill will accomplish. (Photo by Express/Express/Getty Images)
To lead off today’s third hour, Kathy Barnette, candidate for United States Senate in Pennsylvania, rejoins the Dom Giordano Program to discuss her campaign as things heat up in the Republican primary. First, Giordano asks for Barnette’s reaction to the news of former President Donald Trump’s endorsement of Dr. Mehmet Oz, telling that the endorsement will wake the sleeping giant that is the PA Senate race. Then, Kathy and Giordano discuss Barnette’s recent surge in polling, with the candidate explaining to Giordano why she thinks she’s grown in popularity within the past couple of weeks.
Then, after playing Dom’s Money Melody, Giordano tells that Philadelphia has now reordered their mask mandate, requiring everybody within the city to start wearing a mask again because of a recent surge of Coronavirus. Dom is frustrated with the new edicts set forth by the City, and tells why he believes another shutdown would harm business owners in and around Philadelphia. Also, for the remainder of the hour, Giordano takes calls from listeners offering their opinion on the endorsement of Dr. Mehment Oz for Senate by former president Donald Trump. (Photo by Getty Images)
To lead off today’s third hour, Kathy Barnette, candidate for United States Senate in Pennsylvania, rejoins the Dom Giordano Program to discuss her campaign as things heat up in the Republican primary. First, Giordano asks for Barnette’s reaction to the news of former President Donald Trump’s endorsement of Dr. Mehmet Oz, telling that the endorsement will wake the sleeping giant that is the PA Senate race. Then, Kathy and Giordano discuss Barnette’s recent surge in polling, with the candidate explaining to Giordano why she thinks she’s grown in popularity within the past couple of weeks. (Photo by Getty Images)
To lead off today’s second hour, Dom Giordano welcomes back Philadelphia chiropractor and concerned citizen Ann Marie Muldoon, who has organized a rally out at Frankford and Cottman tomorrow at 5:30PM ET supporting the Toomey family, after 15-year-old Sean Toomey was left braindead, killing him, after a rogue bullet struck him following a carjacking-gone-awry. Muldoon explains the purpose for the rally and the title of ‘Not One More,’ telling of the climate that has become of Philadelphia under District Attorney Larry Krasner, calling for not one more child death in Philadelphia. Muldoon tells why she’s taken this upon herself, explaining how her neighborhood has changed, telling that lack of policing and new policies have turned her neighborhood upside down. (Photo by Getty Images)
Jim Worthington, owner of the Newtown Athletic Club and good friend of former President Donald Trump, rejoins the Dom Giordano Program to discuss Trump’s endorsement of Pennsylvania candidate for U.S. Senate Dr. Mehmet Oz. Worthington, who served on the President’s Council on Sports, Fitness, and Nutrition with Dr. Mehmet Oz, tells Giordano that’s he’s not surprised in the least bit that Trump has endorsed Dr. Oz. Worthington tells of conversations he had with the former President about Dr. Oz, telling that he never asked Trump to endorse the candidate, but definitely saw it trending that way for a while. Then, Worthington explains to Giordano why he believes Dr. Oz is a great candidate for Pennsylvania, telling that he has the best interests of Pennsylvanians at heart and could actually win and propagate change in Washington. (Photo by Brian Ach/Getty Images forL'Oréal Paris)
Full Hour | To lead off today’s second hour, Dom Giordano welcomes back Philadelphia chiropractor and concerned citizen Ann Marie Muldoon, who has organized a rally out at Frankford and Cottman tomorrow at 5:30PM ET supporting the Toomey family, after 15-year-old Sean Toomey was left braindead, killing him, after a rogue bullet struck him following a carjacking-gone-awry. Muldoon explains the purpose for the rally and the title of ‘Not One More,’ telling of the climate that has become of Philadelphia under District Attorney Larry Krasner, calling for not one more child death in Philadelphia. Muldoon tells why she’s taken this upon herself, explaining how her neighborhood has changed, telling that lack of policing and new policies have turned her neighborhood upside down.
Then, Giordano circles back to a discussion about the gubernatorial and senate races playing out across Pennsylvania, telling whether he believes if Trump will offer an endorsement in the gubernatorial race, similarly to the endorsement of Dr. Mehmet Oz in the senate race. Then, Giordano tells of a legal loophole that the Russians are using to continue exporting and producing oil, telling of the ‘Latvian blend,’ which is essentially Russian diesel being branded under another name to bypass sanctions. (Photo Illustration by Miguel Villagran/Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom Giordano led off the Dom Giordano Program by discussing the endorsement of Dr. Mehmet Oz for Senate by former President Donald Trump. Over the weekend, Giordano held a poll on his Twitter page, asking which of the big 4 candidates our listeners would vote for. This comes after another poll asking the same question, just a week prior. Dom reveals the changes between the two polls, revealing an increase for Kathy Barnette and some movement for Dr. Oz in the right direction after the Trump endorsement. Giordano discusses this surge for Barnette, pondering whether or not she could win in a general election against Democratic favorite John Fetterman, telling that the issue of funding will come into play if Barnette wins, whereas both Oz and McCormick have the financial capability to go above and beyond in a general election race. Also, Giordano spends time talking with callers, asking whether or not Trump should be involving himself in this race and others throughout the country, with callers telling how much weight they give a Trump endorsement.
Then, Jim Worthington, owner of the Newtown Athletic Club and good friend of former President Donald Trump, rejoins the Dom Giordano Program to discuss Trump’s endorsement of Pennsylvania candidate for U.S. Senate Dr. Mehmet Oz. Worthington, who served on the President’s Council on Sports, Fitness, and Nutrition with Dr. Mehmet Oz, tells Giordano that’s he’s not surprised in the least bit that Trump has endorsed Dr. Oz. Worthington tells of conversations he had with the former President about Dr. Oz, telling that he never asked Trump to endorse the candidate, but definitely saw it trending that way for a while. Then, Worthington explains to Giordano why he believes Dr. Oz is a great candidate for Pennsylvania, telling that he has the best interests of Pennsylvanians at heart and could actually win and propagate change in Washington. (Photo by Drew Angerer/Getty Images)
Full Hour | To lead off today’s third hour, Jeff Bartos, candidate for United States Senator in Pennsylvania, rejoins the Dom Giordano Program to take listeners inside his campaign as he runs for office. First, Giordano asks Bartos about his competitors, particularly Dr. Mehmet Oz and Dave McCormick, asking why the strategy of pointing out their lack of Pennsylvania residency has gained traction, telling why it’s important for Pennsylvanians to be represented by one of their own on Capitol Hill. Then, Giordano and Bartos discuss the Left’s attacks against Bartos, calling him a millionaire, with Bartos offering a tongue-in-cheek response, telling that his wife would love it if he could call himself a millionaire.
Then, Lehigh Valley District Attorney Jim Martin joins the Dom Giordano Program to discuss why his office has chosen not to prosecute multiple alleged incidents of people depositing more than 1 ballot into drop boxes in the November 1st election. First, Giordano asks whether or not the report that surfaced in the Allentown Morning Call is correct, with Martin affirming that the reporting is indeed accurate, though he should have been clearer in his report of the situation. Martin provides more information on the investigation, telling that it culminated after a request by the Republican party, explaining that it would be near impossible to identify the assailants due to masks worn during Coronavirus. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom leads off the Dom Giordano Program by discussing the student loan debacle after the Biden administration decided to extend the pause on federal student loan payments until August 31st. Giordano tells why he believes this to be a purely political move, noting the end date of the payments and the importance the issue will play in the midterms. This launches a conversation between Dom and his producer Dan, with both wondering why Democrats continue to turn a blind eye to the lofty tuition rates set by colleges. Then, Giordano, when promoting today’s Krasnerland on Facebook, discusses the potential solutions to the havoc that Krasner has brought into Philadelphia, lamenting that it’s now been close to 90 days since State Senator Jake Corman called for an impeachment of the DA.
Then, John McNesby, FOP Lodge 5 President rejoins the Dom Giordano Program to discuss the decision by Philadelphia Mayor Jim Kenney to end the residency requirement for Philadelphia police recruiting. Up until today, for the past 2 years, Philadelphia police has been unable to hire any officers who haven’t spent 6 months living in the city prior to employment. McNesby explains how this happened, and tells what it means for recruiting in the city, telling that this reopens a huge pool of candidates, allowing recruitment to resume at both colleges and military bases. Also, McNesby comments on the horrible situation that led to the shooting of a SEPTA police officer in the Frankford section of the city. (Photo by Getty Images)
Then, Lehigh Valley District Attorney Jim Martin joins the Dom Giordano Program to discuss why his office has chosen not to prosecute multiple alleged incidents of people depositing more than 1 ballot into drop boxes in the November 1st election. First, Giordano asks whether or not the report that surfaced in the Allentown Morning Call is correct, with Martin affirming that the reporting is indeed accurate, though he should have been clearer in his report of the situation. Martin provides more information on the investigation, telling that it culminated after a request by the Republican party, explaining that it would be near impossible to identify the assailants due to masks worn during Coronavirus. (Photo by Nathan Howard/Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by updating the audience on the Pennsylvania senate race, telling that the Left media has now honed in on Dr. Mehmet Oz’s net worth, telling that they use his income as a detriment, which Dom argues with. Then, Giordano reveals the topics that are most important to Pennsylvania voters after a recent poll, telling that the value of public safety in the election has skyrocketed since the George Floyd protests in 2020. Then, Giordano takes a victory lap after learning that Mayor Kenney has dropped the residency requirement for the Philadelphia Police Department, which formerly made it so any new police recruits had to live in Philadelphia for a certain time prior to hire. Also, Giordano plays back a clip from Jon Stewart’s new show, in which the former Daily Show host blasts the American dream as a fallacy for black people, with Giordano arguing that the American dream does have different levels of attainability, but includes a ton of peripheral factors including race.
Then, State Senator Holly Schepisi returns to the Dom Giordano Program to discuss a concern she’s heard repeatedly from parents both in and outside of her district. Schepisi tells Giordano that multiple parents have reached out to her with concerns about a suggested curriculum to incorporate into the State’s education edict, which advises teachers to send students to a website for additional resources. After going to the suggested website, Schepisi’s first video she stumbles upon is a video for children enabling the normalcy of watching porn, comparing porn stars to literal superheroes. Schepisi tells that she was absolutely stunned by the videos suggested in the curricula, telling why she finds these types of teachings incredibly inappropriate for the target audience. (Photo by Michael Reaves/Getty Images)
To lead off today’s third hour, Jeff Bartos, candidate for United States Senator in Pennsylvania, rejoins the Dom Giordano Program to take listeners inside his campaign as he runs for office. First, Giordano asks Bartos about his competitors, particularly Dr. Mehmet Oz and Dave McCormick, asking why the strategy of pointing out their lack of Pennsylvania residency has gained traction, telling why it’s important for Pennsylvanians to be represented by one of their own on Capitol Hill. Then, Giordano and Bartos discuss the Left’s attacks against Bartos, calling him a millionaire, with Bartos offering a tongue-in-cheek response, telling that his wife would love it if he could call himself a millionaire. (Photo by Getty Images)
NJ State Senator Holly Schepisi returns to the Dom Giordano Program to discuss a concern she’s heard repeatedly from parents both in and outside of her district. Schepisi tells Giordano that multiple parents have reached out to her with concerns about a suggested curriculum to incorporate into the State’s education edict, which advises teachers to send students to a website for additional resources. After going to the suggested website, Schepisi’s first video she stumbles upon is a video for children enabling the normalcy of watching porn, comparing porn stars to literal superheroes. Schepisi tells that she was absolutely stunned by the videos suggested in the curricula, telling why she finds these types of teachings incredibly inappropriate for the target audience. (Photo by Getty Images)
John McNesby, FOP Lodge 5 President rejoins the Dom Giordano Program to discuss the decision by Philadelphia Mayor Jim Kenney to end the residency requirement for Philadelphia police recruiting. Up until today, for the past 2 years, Philadelphia police has been unable to hire any officers who haven’t spent 6 months living in the city prior to employment. McNesby explains how this happened, and tells what it means for recruiting in the city, telling that this reopens a huge pool of candidates, allowing recruitment to resume at both colleges and military bases. Also, McNesby comments on the horrible situation that led to the shooting of a SEPTA police officer in the Frankford section of the city. (Photo by Aaron P. Bernstein/Getty Images)
Full Hour || In today’s final hour, Dom welcomes in Betsy DeVos, the 11th United States Secretary of Education, back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss the importance of defending Title IX after penning an op-ed for The New York Post, writing how new changes to Title IX would completely kill women’s sports. DeVos, a former competitive swimmer, wrote about the Biden administrations attempts to redefine ‘sex’ from it’s clear biological meaning, making it illegal for a school or state to prohibit biological men from competing with women. DeVos explains the unfairness of allowing biological males to compete, telling that the work done and progress made by Title IX proponents will be wiped away if this is enabled. In addition, DeVos offers her opinion on the administrations continued kicking of the can down the road on the issue of student loan debt, and tells why school choice is incredibly important to strengthening education nationwide.
Then, after DeVos, Giordano switches into a conversation centered around a new Delaware Valley Journal report on the new Delaware County health inspector. Linda Stein reports that newly hired Zachary Babel is a former employee of the Urban Sexuality Lab at Drexel University, studying important issues such as ‘carnality,’ and ‘bloody pleasure.’ Giordano takes umbrage with the report, asking how the experience would apply to a public health position, at a time when we dig ourselves out of a pandemic.
Then, Pastor Bill Devlin rejoins the Dom Giordano Program to discuss and reflect upon his trip to Ukraine providing aid to front-line soldiers as they fight back against the Russian invasion. First, though, Devlin offers his thoughts on student loan forgiveness, talking about an Inquirer op-ed written by a minister discussing the lofty cost of ministry education, telling that he was able to pay his own way through school but thinks that some of his less-educated cohorts are the best pastors he knows. Then, Devlin takes us inside the Ukrainian conflict, taking listeners first hand to the front lines as the people of the country continue to fight for their freedom. (Photo by Getty Images)
Pastor Bill Devlin rejoins the Dom Giordano Program to discuss and reflect upon his trip to Ukraine providing aid to front-line soldiers as they fight back against the Russian invasion. First, though, Devlin offers his thoughts on student loan forgiveness, talking about an Inquirer op-ed written by a minister discussing the lofty cost of ministry education, telling that he was able to pay his own way through school but thinks that some of his less-educated cohorts are the best pastors he knows. Then, Devlin takes us inside the Ukrainian conflict, taking listeners first hand to the front lines as the people of the country continue to fight for their freedom. (Photo by Chris McGrath/Getty Images)
In today’s final hour, Dom welcomes in Betsy DeVos, the 11th United States Secretary of Education, back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss the importance of defending Title IX after penning an op-ed for The New York Post,writing how new changes to Title IX would completely kill women’s sports. DeVos, a former competitive swimmer, wrote about the Biden administrations attempts to redefine ‘sex’ from it’s clear biological meaning, making it illegal for a school or state to prohibit biological men from competing with women. DeVos explains the unfairness of allowing biological males to compete, telling that the work done and progress made by Title IX proponents will be wiped away if this is enabled. In addition, DeVos offers her opinion on the administrations continued kicking of the can down the road on the issue of student loan debt, and tells why school choice is incredibly important to strengthening education nationwide.
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom welcomes Tom Homan, former acting ICE Director, back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss the changing tides on immigration under the Biden administration. Dom first asks Homan to predict what we’ll see by May as waves of migrants continue to come to the border, with the Biden administration doing everything in their power to keep an open door for illegal immigrants. Homan gives some ominous figures as the borders continue to be overloaded, agreeing with others including former DHS Secretary under Obama, Jeh Johnson, saying that the Biden administration approach to the border is literally unsustainable. Then, Giordano and Homan try to determine why the Democrats continue to keep headstrong on pro-immigration policies even with the negative detriments, with Homan suggesting that the Left only does this to strengthen political chances moving forward.
Then, after spending some time continuing the discussion on immigration, producer Dan takes over the Dom Giordano Program for some Dan Time with Dom, discussing the introduction of Cracker Jill to go along with the legendary Cracker Jack snack, a potential Biden wedding at the White House, and the Pennsylvania transgender sports bill. (Photo by Getty Images)
J. Christian Adams, President of the Public Interest Legal Foundation rejoins the Dom Giordano Program to discuss an investigation into Pennsylvania elections, telling that the organization has uncovered that the Commonwealth has admitted that, due to an alleged ‘glitch’ in programming, the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation has allowed foreign nationals to register to vote for decades. Giordano and Adams discuss how this is one piece of evidence out of many of questionable electioneering in the State, with Adams telling why Pennsylvania has gotten to the point that it has in voting insecurity. (Photo by Getty Images)
In today’s second hour, Dom welcomes Tom Homan, former acting ICE Director, back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss the changing tides on immigration under the Biden administration. Dom first asks Homan to predict what we’ll see by May as waves of migrants continue to come to the border, with the Biden administration doing everything in their power to keep an open door for illegal immigrants. Homan gives some ominous figures as the borders continue to be overloaded, agreeing with others including former DHS Secretary under Obama, Jeh Johnson, saying that the Biden administration approach to the border is literally unsustainable. Then, Giordano and Homan try to determine why the Democrats continue to keep headstrong on pro-immigration policies even with the negative detriments, with Homan suggesting that the Left only does this to strengthen political chances moving forward. (Photo by Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by discussing former President Barack Obama’s trip to the White House, telling how President Biden looked completely lost and overshadowed by the former President. Then, Giordano takes aim at a column in the Philadelphia Inquirer, in which the author complains about a massive amount of debt that she’s accumulated while studying to become a religious minister. Dom takes umbrage with a new form of big business, honing in on “big ministry” and their alleged ridiculous costs for education. Giordano takes comments from callers who all seemingly agree with Dom on the debate over student loans, noting how unfair it is to forgive certain loans while expecting others who are also in debt to burden the cost.
Then, J. Christian Adams, President of the Public Interest Legal Foundation rejoins the Dom Giordano Program to discuss an investigation into Pennsylvania elections, telling that the organization has uncovered that the Commonwealth has admitted that, due to an alleged ‘glitch’ in programming, the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation has allowed foreign nationals to register to vote for decades. Giordano and Adams discuss how this is one piece of evidence out of many of questionable electioneering in the State, with Adams telling why Pennsylvania has gotten to the point that it has in voting insecurity. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s final hour, Dom leads off by discussing a story out of the Supreme Court, revealing to the audience that Philadelphia Eagles Super Bowl legend Nick Foles has filed an amicus brief defending a high school coach’s right to pray after a football game. Dom tells the story of Coach Kennedy, a Bremerton (WA) High School football coach who was terminated after holding pray circles following practices and games. Oral arguments are expected to be heard in the case soon, with Dom telling why Foles and other football players bonded together to support Coach Kennedy.
Then, Anne Marie Muldoon, a chiropractor up in North Philadelphia, rejoins the Dom Giordano Program after mentioning during her last interview that she hopes to organize a rally supporting the Toomey family, after 15-year-old Sean Toomey was left braindead while unloading a package of water from his father’s car. Sean was struck by a bullet fired after a carjacking gone awry, completely unrelated to his life. Muldoon explains why they’re holding an upcoming rally on Tuesday, April 12th at 5:30PM at Frankford and Cotman, telling that she hopes to draw awareness to the negative impacts of policies set forth by Philadelphia leaders such as Larry Krasner, which the Toomey family largely believes are at fault for the horrific death of their son. (Photo by Al Drago/Getty Images)
Anne Marie Muldoon, a chiropractor up in North Philadelphia, rejoins the Dom Giordano Program after mentioning during her last interview that she hopes to organize a rally supporting the Toomey family, after 15-year-old Sean Toomey was left braindead while unloading a package of water from his father’s car. Sean was struck by a bullet fired after a carjacking gone awry, completely unrelated to his life. Muldoon explains why they’re holding an upcoming rally on Tuesday, April 12th at 5:30PM at Frankford and Cotman, telling that she hopes to draw awareness to the negative impacts of policies set forth by Philadelphia leaders such as Larry Krasner, which the Toomey family largely believes are at fault for the horrific death of their son. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | To lead off today’s second hour of the Dom Giordano Program, Dom starts by discussing the issue of student loan debt, something Giordano predicts will be one of the largest talking points from the Left in the upcoming election. Giordano and his producer Dan discuss the concept after Giordano reads a Will Bunch Inquirer column, in which he spoke with a 66-year-old Pastor who has an enormous amount of debt. Dan tells how much a solution such as those proposed by Progressives would help and his fiancé in the short term, but notes that many in his generation don’t seem to have the foresight to realize what this would do to us down the road. Giordano takes callers who point out how unfair such a proposal is to those with other forms of debt, asking why student loan debt should be excused while things like mortgages get no relief.
Then, Giordano plays back a clip from Kentucky swimmer Riley Gaines, who tied for 5th place in the 200m at the NCAA Championships against transgendered swimmer Lia Thomas. Gaines told Marsha Blackburn on her podcast that after tying for the position, an NCAA official gave the trophy to Lia instead of Riley, telling the young swimmer that the trophy was based on chronological order, which makes no sense. Gaines also tells Blackburn that she has yet to receive her trophy. Dom takes umbrage with the story, first noting that a person in 5th place shouldn’t receive a trophy, but making the point that Lia should have offered the other swimmer the trophy as a sign of good faith. (Photo by Getty Images)
To lead off today’s second hour of the Dom Giordano Program, Dom starts by discussing the issue of student loan debt, something Giordano predicts will be one of the largest talking points from the Left in the upcoming election. Giordano and his producer Dan discuss the concept after Giordano reads a Will Bunch Inquirer column, in which he spoke with a 66-year-old Pastor who has an enormous amount of debt. Dan tells how much a solution such as those proposed by Progressives would help and his fiancé in the short term, but notes that many in his generation don’t seem to have the foresight to realize what this would do to us down the road. Giordano takes callers who point out how unfair such a proposal is to those with other forms of debt, asking why student loan debt should be excused while things like mortgages get no relief. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by discussing the news that Elon Musk has purchased a majority stake in the social media giant Twitter, telling how beneficial his influence would have on both Twitter and society. First, Giordano discusses what this means for a potential return of Donald Trump to Twitter, and tells why he thinks it’s strategically beneficial for Trump to remain off the social media platform. Then, while introducing his side topic of the day, asking listeners for great fictional places, Dom compares Krasnerland to Batman’s Gotham City, revealing some horrific instances that played out across the city over the weekend.
Then, Pennsylvania gubernatorial candidate Bill McSwain rejoins the Dom Giordano Program for an update as he continues his campaign throughout the Commonwealth. First, Giordano and McSwain discuss the Pennsylvania Leadership Conference which holds polls, hoping to reflect the current state of the race for Governor, with Giordano commending McSwain for his positive results. Giordano and McSwain discuss why McSwain seems to be gaining popularity across the state, with McSwain explaining that he sees as people learn more about him, they tend to offer stronger support. Also, Giordano asks McSwain what he believes sets him apart from his competitors in the race, telling that it’s time for a conservative outsider to have their turn after continued failures by Pennsylvania Republicans. In addition, McSwain discusses his parental bill of rights, telling that he believes it’s an issue that conservatives care about, but tells that both Independents and Democrats have shown interest in the propositions as well. (Photo by Britta Pedersen-Pool/Getty Images)
Pennsylvania gubernatorial candidate Bill McSwain rejoins the Dom Giordano Program for an update as he continues his campaign throughout the Commonwealth. First, Giordano and McSwain discuss the Pennsylvania Leadership Conference which holds polls, hoping to reflect the current state of the race for Governor, with Giordano commending McSwain for his positive results. Giordano and McSwain discuss why McSwain seems to be gaining popularity across the state, with McSwain explaining that he sees as people learn more about him, they tend to offer stronger support. Also, Giordano asks McSwain what he believes sets him apart from his competitors in the race, telling that it’s time for a conservative outsider to have their turn after continued failures by Pennsylvania Republicans. In addition, McSwain discusses his parental bill of rights, telling that he believes it’s an issue that conservatives care about, but tells that both Independents and Democrats have shown interest in the propositions as well. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | To lead off today’s second hour, Sam Oropeza, candidate for Pennsylvania State Senate’s 5th district to replace John Sabatina, Jr, rejoins the Dom Giordano Program to discuss a controversy unfolding in his special election race. Giordano reveals that Oropeza’s opponent, Shawn Dillon, had failed to file a statement of financial interest with the state ethics commission by a March 28th deadline, with Oropeza bringing listeners inside the back and forth over his opponent’s legitimacy in the race. In addition, Oropeza reveals that the Democratic Party has already chosen Shawn’s replacement, looking to his younger brother to run against Oropeza.
Then, Giordano switches tunes to international affairs, discussing the continued trend by the Left calling for more involvement by the United States in defending Ukraine against Russia. Giordano explains why this rhetoric is detrimental to the United States, telling what he knows would happen with further intervention by the US, predicting a ramping up by the Russian military into an all-out war. Also, producer Dan brings Dan Time with Dom, offering a recap of last night’s Grammy's. (Photo by Mark Sagliocco/Getty Images for SiruisXM)
Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Dom welcomes Pennsylvania gubernatorial candidate Lou Barletta back onto the Dom Giordano Program for an update on his campaign as he hopes to be the next one to lead Pennsylvania. First, Giordano asks Barletta for an update on his investigation into alleged ‘ghost flights’ into Pennsylvania, off-the-record flights bringing illegal immigrants from the border to Pennsylvania, with Barletta stressing the importance of solidifying our borders, telling of the role of Pennsylvania in the immigration debate. Then, Giordano asks Barletta about other issues playing out statewide, and asks Barletta what he believes separates himself from his Republican opponents in the race.
Then, after playing his Money Melody for the day, Giordano brings up polling results of the so-called ‘Don’t Say Gay’ bill in Florida, with the Wall Street Journal reporting that a large majority of Floridians, including Democrats and those who voted for Biden, actually favor the ‘controversial’ parental rights bill. Then, Giordano brings back up his disappointment that national anthem protest continue to persist, taking umbrage with the coach of South Carolina’s champion women’s basketball team, who continue to protest the anthem. (Photo by Joe Raedle/Getty Images)
To lead off today’s second hour, Sam Oropeza, candidate for Pennsylvania State Senate’s 5th district to replace John Sabatina, Jr, rejoins the Dom Giordano Program to discuss a controversy unfolding in his special election race. Giordano reveals that Oropeza’s opponent, Shawn Dillon, had failed to file a statement of financial interest with the state ethics commission by a March 28th deadline, with Oropeza bringing listeners inside the back and forth over his opponent’s legitimacy in the race. In addition, Oropeza reveals that the Democratic Party has already chosen Shawn’s replacement, looking to his younger brother to run against Oropeza. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by previewing today’s guests, telling listeners that John Toomey, father of Sean Toomey, the victim of a tragic shooting, will join the show to discuss the treatment he has received from the City since losing his son. Also, Giordano tells about a situation unfolding in the Pennsylvania State Senate, with Sam Oropeza rejoining later today to discuss his opponent dropping out of an upcoming special election, only to be replaced with his brother. Then, Giordano takes umbrage with the actions of the South Carolina women’s basketball team, which won the NCAA championship yesterday, after it came out that the team has refused to show up for that national anthem prior to games for more than a season.
Then, John Toomey, father of Sean Toomey, joins the Dom Giordano Program, after losing his son after a tragic incident in Mayfair, with a rogue bullet striking the 15-year-old unloading water from his father’s vehicle, leaving him braindead. First, Giordano asks John about the situation, with Toomey taking us into the night in which he found his son braindead after being struck by a rogue bullet from an alleged carjacking gone awry. Toomey explains his frustration with the situation, telling the role that he believes the District Attorney had in his son’s death, calling for Krasner and Kenney to re-evaluate their social justice priorities. (Photo by Getty Images)
John Toomey, father of Sean Toomey, joins the Dom Giordano Program, after losing his son after a tragic incident in Mayfair, with a rogue bullet striking the 15-year-old unloading water from his father’s vehicle, leaving him braindead. First, Giordano asks John about the situation, with Toomey taking us into the night in which he found his son braindead after being struck by a rogue bullet from an alleged carjacking gone awry. Toomey explains his frustration with the situation, telling the role that he believes the District Attorney had in his son’s death, calling for Krasner and Kenney to re-evaluate their social justice priorities. (Photo by Scott Heins/Getty Images)
In today’s third hour, Dom welcomes Pennsylvania gubernatorial candidate Lou Barletta back onto the Dom Giordano Program for an update on his campaign as he hopes to be the next one to lead Pennsylvania. First, Giordano asks Barletta for an update on his investigation into alleged ‘ghost flights’ into Pennsylvania, off-the-record flights bringing illegal immigrants from the border to Pennsylvania, with Barletta stressing the importance of solidifying our borders, telling of the role of Pennsylvania in the immigration debate. Then, Giordano asks Barletta about other issues playing out statewide, and asks Barletta what he believes separates himself from his Republican opponents in the race. (Photo by Mark Makela/Getty Images)
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In today’s second hour, Giordano leads off by playing a clip from the plaintiff in the lawsuit centered on the so-called ‘Don’t Say Gay’ bill, who argued on CNN that there is a clear constitutional prohibition on discriminating against people on the basis of their LGBTQ identity. Giordano explains how the bill is indeed constitutional, and tells how he believes Florida Governor Ron DeSantis will strategize his next move in the debate. Then, Giordano circles back to the West Chester school board litigation, telling why he supports parents in their fight against relentless school board members and solicitors. Also, Giordano throughout tells why he’s having such trouble supporting the local team in Villanova in the big NCAA tournament, and asks listeners whether their stance on the national anthem sullies their support, too.
Then, Neal Zoren returns to the Dom Giordano Program to tell us what’s worth watching on television. First, Giordano tells Zoren that he’s looking forward to the return of both Ozark and Better Call Saul, two of Dom’s favorite shows of all time. Then, Zoren tells Giordano about a new biographical series about all-time great chef Julia Child, telling why he enjoys how it’s done. Giordano responds with a suggestion of his own in the biographical genre, telling Neal and listeners about Winning Time: The Rise of the Lakers Dynasty on HBO Max. (Photo by Joe Raedle/Getty Images)
Beth Ann Rosica, executive director of Back to School PA, rejoins the Dom Giordano Program after making national news after filing a lawsuit with parents against the West Chester School District after board members refused to provide transparency in determining pandemic edicts. Rosica tells of the climate in the court room, telling that the judge in the suit nearly scolded attorneys representing the School District. Rosica tells of the result, revealing that the judge has reversed the decision to remove the board members, but tells that the litigation is not over and tells what she thinks will happen moving forward. (Photo by Christopher Furlong/Getty Images)
In today’s third hour, Jason Meath, CEO of Meath Television Media LLC, joins the Dom Giordano Program to discuss a documentary he’s premiering next week at Mar-a-Lago focusing on Mark Zuckerberg’s impact on the 2020 election. In the new film, Rigged 2020, evidence is presented that shows how much weight the massive influx of money, over $400 million dollars, did to sway the 2020 election. Giordano asks Meath what the film will show, with Meath laying out the context of the film and telling how the money impacted elections nationwide, including right here in Pennsylvania.
Then, Beth Ann Rosica, executive director of Back to School PA, rejoins the Dom Giordano Program after making national news after filing a lawsuit with parents against the West Chester School District after board members refused to provide transparency in determining pandemic edicts. Rosica tells of the climate in the court room, telling that the judge in the suit nearly scolded attorneys representing the School District. Rosica tells of the result, revealing that the judge has reversed the decision to remove the board members, but tells that the litigation is not over and tells what she thinks will happen moving forward. (Photo by Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images)
In today’s third hour, Jason Meath, CEO of Meath Television Media LLC, joins the Dom Giordano Program to discuss a documentary he’s premiering next week at Mar-a-Lago focusing on Mark Zuckerberg’s impact on the 2020 election. In the new film, Rigged 2020, evidence is presented that shows how much weight the massive influx of money, over $400 million dollars, did to sway the 2020 election. Giordano asks Meath what the film will show, with Meath laying out the context of the film and telling how the money impacted elections nationwide, including right here in Pennsylvania. (Photo by Drew Angerer/Getty Images)
Dom Giordano, WPHT host and former teacher, has dedicated much of his daily show toward parents who are taking it into their own hands to push back against school boards that have a negative impact on their children. This has culminated in a weekly podcast on education, Readin', Writin', and Reason, which has allowed wonderful relationships to develop between Giordano, educators, and parents throughout the country who are speaking out against overbearing school boards.
First, Beth Ann Rosica, executive director of Back to School PA, rejoins the Dom Giordano Program after making national news after filing a lawsuit with parents against the West Chester School District after board members refused to provide transparency in determining pandemic edicts. Rosica tells of the climate in the court room, telling that the judge in the suit nearly scolded attorneys representing the School District. Rosica tells of the result, revealing that the judge has reversed the decision to remove the board members, but tells that the litigation is not over and tells what she thinks will happen moving forward.
Then, Pennsylvania Family Institute President Michael Geer joins the podcast to tell what he’s hearing as the most important issues to families across the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. Also, Giordano and Geer discuss a censoring by YouTube of a PA Family sponsored Republican gubernatorial debate, which the service later released after an appeal by the organization.
Michael Taylor, attorney out in Chester County, returns to the Dom Giordano Program after attending a hearing following a judge decision to remove West Chester school board members due to a lack of transparency in determining pandemic edicts. Taylor tells that the judge has reversed the previous decision reinstating the board members into their position on the West Chester school board. Taylor tells the arguments of both sides, telling what Beth Ann Rosica argued versus the lawyers for the board members. Also, Giordano and Taylor tell what the decision means for the rights of parents, and explain what precedent a decision going either way would set for the State moving forward. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by continuing the discussion from yesterday centered around Disney’s Bob Iger’s comments centered on identity politics, after he offered his thoughts to Chris Wallace concerning the Florida parental rights bill, and the organization propagates hyper-progressive policies. Then, Michael Taylor, attorney out in Chester County, returns to the Dom Giordano Program after attending a hearing following a judge decision to remove West Chester school board members due to a lack of transparency in determining pandemic edicts. Taylor tells that the judge has reversed the previous decision reinstating the board members into their position on the West Chester school board. Taylor tells the arguments of both sides, telling what Beth Ann Rosica argued versus the lawyers for the board members. Also, Giordano and Taylor tell what the decision means for the rights of parents, and explain what precedent a decision going either way would set for the State moving forward. (Photo by David Roark/Disney Resorts via Getty Images)
In today’s final hour, Dom welcomes back in Pastor Bill Devlin, CEO of Octane Faith, who’s traveling through Ukraine providing support to those suffering through the Russian invasion into the country. Devlin, who joined us yesterday from Lviv, will now travel eastward toward Kyiv, where most of the violence is taking place. Devlin takes us inside the peril, telling how Ukrainians are dealing with the horrible situation, and tells listeners how they can help his efforts.
Then, after playing Dom’s Money Melody, Dom continues the discussion centered on the Russian invasion into Ukraine, playing back clips from Alexander Vindman who became famous for speaking out against Trump, who suggested that we’re not doing enough to prevent a World War III situation. For the remainder of the hour, Giordano floats between Ukraine and a decision by the Villanova basketball team to continue protesting the National Anthem. (Photo by Tim Nwachukwu/Getty Images)
Dom welcomes back in Pastor Bill Devlin, CEO of Octane Faith, who’s traveling through Ukraine providing support to those suffering through the Russian invasion into the country. Devlin, who joined us yesterday from Lviv, will now travel eastward toward Kyiv, where most of the violence is taking place. Devlin takes us inside the peril, telling how Ukrainians are dealing with the horrible situation, and tells listeners how they can help his efforts. (Photo by Spencer Platt/Getty Images)
Sister Dede Byrne, a Catholic nun, missionary, surgeon, and retired Army Colonel, returns to the Dom Giordano Program to discuss a lawsuit she has filed against the District of Columbia. Earlier this week, the Thomas More Society filed the lawsuit on behalf of Byrne, after the Sister was refused a religious exemption, filed due to personal beliefs about the development of the vaccines, which used cell lines produced from abortions, which Byrne is morally against. Byrne explains why she’s filed the lawsuit even after being approved after a long wait, and tells why the trend to deny exemptions is detrimental to both society and finding our way out of the virus. (Photo Courtesy of the Committee on Arrangements for the 2020 Republican National Committee via Getty Images)
Congressman Brian Fitzpatrick returns to the Dom Giordano Program to discuss President Zelensky’s appearance before Congress today, as the Ukrainian leader pled to lawmakers asking for a no-fly zone. First, Giordano asks Fitzpatrick why the event was held in the auditorium rather than the chambers, with Fitzpatrick explaining that the auditorium allowed the leader to appear on a larger screen before those in Washington. Then, Fitzpatrick takes us through the President’s words, telling how important it was for him to show both the before and after of Ukraine, bringing the reality to members of Congress who have never been to the war-torn country. After that, Fitzpatrick discusses the call for help through more weapons and a no-fly zone, telling why he supports strengthening Ukrainian forces. (Photo by J. Scott Applewhite-Pool/Getty Images)
To lead off today’s second hour, Dom welcomes back in FOP Lodge 5 President John McNesby to the Dom Giordano Program to discuss multiple issues playing out across Philadelphia. First, Giordano asks McNesby about the commemorative service for the late Philadelphia Police Corporal James O’Connor, who was murdered during a SWAT response to a repeat offender, with McNesby providing an update on the O’Connor family after losing their loved one. Then, Giordano asks McNesby for his opinion on graffiti that popped up in the Northeast section of the city, in which “Kill a Cop” was written over a billboard fundraising for police. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | To lead off today’s second hour, Dom welcomes back in FOP Lodge 5 President John McNesby to the Dom Giordano Program to discuss multiple issues playing out across Philadelphia. First, Giordano asks McNesby about the commemorative service for the late Philadelphia Police Corporal James O’Connor, who was murdered during a SWAT response to a repeat offender, with McNesby providing an update on the O’Connor family after losing their loved one. Then, Giordano asks McNesby for his opinion on graffiti that popped up in the Northeast section of the city, in which “Kill a Cop” was written over a billboard fundraising for police.
Then, Sister Dede Byrne, a Catholic nun, missionary, surgeon, and retired Army Colonel, returns to the Dom Giordano Program to discuss a lawsuit she has filed against the District of Columbia. Earlier this week, the Thomas More Society filed the lawsuit on behalf of Byrne, after the Sister was refused a religious exemption, filed due to personal beliefs about the development of the vaccines, which used cell lines produced from abortions, which Byrne is morally against. Byrne explains why she’s filed the lawsuit even after being approved after a long wait, and tells why the trend to deny exemptions is detrimental to both society and finding our way out of the virus. (Photo by Getty Images)
Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by first telling his disappointment in the Villanova Wildcat basketball team, noting that half the team regularly leaves the court during the National Anthem to protest. Then, Giordano discusses the situation continuously unfolding in Ukraine as Russia invades, telling of President Zelensky’s appearance in front of Congress today. Giordano tells that the Ukranian President had a theme throughout his presentation today, explaining that Zelensky wants a no-fly zone, which Dom takes umbrage with. Dom notes that any artillery fired at planes or missiles would be met with retaliation from the insane Vladimir Putin. After that, Giordano plays back a clip from Tucker Carlson, with the Fox News host arguing that those who support Ukraine on social media are taking a ‘partisan position.’ (Photo by Stefanie Loos-Pool/Getty Images)
In today’s final hour, Dom Giordano leads off by discussing the Democratic push to twist the narrative surrounding gas prices into a blame game, arguing that Putin is the person to blame for the skyrocketing prices. Giordano explains what the Democrats are doing in trying to sully this topic, explaining that Leftists are looking to justify their prioritization of the green agenda over a healthy economy. Then, after playing Dom’s Money Melody, Giordano discusses the newest song by Five for Fighting’s John Ondrasik, written about President Zelenskyy of Ukraine. Then, Giordano spends the remainder of the hour talking local issues, focusing on the skyrocketing crime in and around the city of Philadelphia. (Photo by Scott Olson/Getty Images)
Bill McSwain, former U.S. Attorney now running for Governor in Pennsylvania, rejoins the Dom Giordano Program to discuss a picture he posted to Twitter that has dominated discussion for the day, showing a billboard in Northeast Philadelphia that was covered with graffiti noting to ‘Kill a Cop.’ McSwain tells Dom how he discovered the billboard and asks what would happen if he were leading the city, with McSwain telling that he would make an example out of the artist for the blatancy of the act. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | To lead off today’s second hour, Pastor Bill Devlin, CEO of Octane Faith, rejoins the Dom Giordano Program from the ground in Lviv, Ukraine, providing support for those who need it as Russia continues it’s shelling of the country. Devlin explains that he flew into Germany, then into Warsaw, Poland, taking a bus from the Polish capitol into the Western Ukrainian city to distribute aid to refugees fleeing the war-torn Eastern portion of the country. Bill also tells the story of individuals he’s associated with, including a 17-year old pizza shop waitress who refused tips, asking for all money to be donated to the men and women defending the front line.
Then, Bill McSwain, former U.S. Attorney now running for Governor in Pennsylvania, rejoins the Dom Giordano Program to discuss a picture he posted to Twitter that has dominated discussion for the day, showing a billboard in Northeast Philadelphia that was covered with graffiti noting to ‘Kill a Cop.’ McSwain tells Dom how he discovered the billboard and asks what would happen if he were leading the city, with McSwain telling that he would make an example out of the artist for the blatancy of the act. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom Giordano led off the Dom Giordano Program by discussing multiple issues both local and international. First, Giordano takes aim at a billboard in Northeast Philadelphia that has graffiti on it, suggesting to ‘kill a cop.’ Giordano uses this as an opportunity to lament about the skyrocketing crime in and around Philadelphia. Then, Giordano discusses the situation in Ukraine, playing back a fight between Brian Kilmeade and co-host Rachel Campos Duffy, and telling why he agrees with Kilmeade that Campos Duffy is off-base in her belief that the United States caused the invasion. After that, Dom circles back to the billboard, taking a call from Todd in Overbrook who defended the graffiti artist as a ‘dope,’ and explained why he supports District Attorney Larry Krasner. (Photo by Getty Images)
To lead off today’s second hour, Pastor Bill Devlin, CEO of Octane Faith, rejoins the Dom Giordano Program from the ground in Lviv, Ukraine, providing support for those who need it as Russia continues it’s shelling of the country. Devlin explains that he flew into Germany, then into Warsaw, Poland, taking a bus from the Polish capitol into the Western Ukrainian city to distribute aid to refugees fleeing the war-torn Eastern portion of the country. Bill also tells the story of individuals he’s associated with, including a 17-year old pizza shop waitress who refused tips, asking for all money to be donated to the men and women defending the front line. (Photo by Getty Images)
First 30 | In today’s first half hour, Giordano takes aim at a billboard in North Philadelphia that has been repainted to say ‘Kill the Police.’ Giordano explains why this prominent graffiti angers him, and takes a call from a pro-Krasner listener who both defends the graffiti and tells why he supports Larry Krasner. (Photo by Getty Images)
In today’s final hour, Dom Giordano welcomes in Bruce Chambers, former school board member in the Great Valley School District. Last week, Giordano was joined by Linda Stein, editor of the Delaware Valley Journal, who told us about teacher whistleblowers who came forward to tell about an initiative by the school district to hide from parents students who would like to change their identity. In the district policy, teachers are instructed to stay mum when a student would like to be called a different name or gender, giving specific instructions on how to hide this from parents. Chambers discusses the legality of such an initiative, and Giordano points out how this both hurts relationships between parents and children and the potential for learning. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s final hour, Dom Giordano welcomes in Bruce Chambers, former school board member in the Great Valley School District. Last week, Giordano was joined by Linda Stein, editor of the Delaware Valley Journal, who told us about teacher whistleblowers who came forward to tell about an initiative by the school district to hide from parents students who would like to change their identity. In the district policy, teachers are instructed to stay mum when a student would like to be called a different name or gender, giving specific instructions on how to hide this from parents. Chambers discusses the legality of such an initiative, and Giordano points out how this both hurts relationships between parents and children and the potential for learning.
Then, after playing Dom’s Money Melody, Giordano returns to the topic of conservatives who seem to do the bidding for Vladimir Putin and Russia. Giordano plays back a clip from Mark Levin’s Fox News show, with the host lamenting about the ‘Putin wing’ of the Democratic and Republican parties, calling into question the regurgitating of a false narrative about a biological weapons lab in Ukraine. Then, Giordano takes on a suggestion made by multiple Democrats, arguing against the push to cancel student loan debt using the pandemic as an excuse. (Photo by Tom Williams-Pool/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom Giordano welcomes back in legendary actor William Shatner to discuss the upcoming Philadelphia FanExpo from April 8-10th at the Pennsylvania Convention Center. First, Shatner and Giordano discuss the famed actor’s ties to Philadelphia, reflecting upon the multiple times he spent on the Mike Douglas Show. Then, Shatner is shocked when Dom reveals that Pete Davidson will be the next celebrity in line to go to space, with Dom asking him for what he learned when he went up to space with Blue Origin. In addition, Shatner tells about the culmination of his spoken word albums, and tells the role that he’s most proud of.
Then, Giordano switches to some sports stories, discussing the Phillies decision to sign Jeurys Familia and Odubel Herrera, two players with pasts checkered with domestic violence allegations. Giordano takes umbrage with the Phillies decision, explaining why we should not be signing people with pasts like these, and ties it into a discussion about whether the Eagles should pursue Houston Texans quarterback Deshaun Watson. Then, Giordano provides an update on the performance of transgendered swimmer Lia Thomas, who will compete in the NCAA championship soon.
After that, Giordano offers his predictions for the Pennsylvania Senate Primary, propping up the negatives of both Dr. Mehmet Oz and Dave McCormick against one another. Giordano then gives an update on the other side of things, telling that John Fetterman seems to be the clear frontrunner for the Democratic Party in the race to fill Pat Toomey’s seat. (Photo by Bennett Raglin/Getty Images for ReedPop)
Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by previewing today’s upcoming show, telling how much he’s looking forward to speaking to William Shatner today. Then, Giordano moves into more serious topics, discussing the reports of ‘American bio-labs’ in Ukraine that Putin is allegedly targeting. Giordano plays back a clip of Mark Levin, agreeing that it seems that certain conservatives want to do everything in their power to ramp up the war. Then, Giordano gives the results of a poll that points to Americans still wanting peace, explaining why the ‘ramping things up’ narrative is incredibly detrimental to the end goal. After that, Giordano gives an update on the case centered around the police-involved shooting of 12-year old Thomas Siderio, who was gunned down by plainclothes police officers after opening fire on an unmarked police car. (Photo by Zach Gibson/Getty Images)
In today’s second hour, Dom Giordano welcomes back in legendary actor William Shatner to discuss the upcoming Philadelphia FanExpo from April 8-10th at the Pennsylvania Convention Center. First, Shatner and Giordano discuss the famed actor’s ties to Philadelphia, reflecting upon the multiple times he spent on the Mike Douglas Show. Then, Shatner is shocked when Dom reveals that Pete Davidson will be the next celebrity in line to go to space, with Dom asking him for what he learned when he went up to space with Blue Origin. In addition, Shatner tells about the culmination of his spoken word albums, and tells the role that he’s most proud of. (Photo by Mario Tama/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Giordano welcomes back in Sports Radio 94WIP Morning Show Host Angelo Cataldi to discuss the return of Ben Simmons to Philadelphia in yesterday’s Sixers loss against the Brooklyn Nets. First, Giordano asks Angelo why he believes tickets were at their highest secondary market price of the past decade, with Angelo telling that ‘revenge’ drove the prices, with Philadelphians wanting to be in person to boo Ben Simmons. Then, Giordano gets Cataldi’s thoughts on the end of the MLB lockout, as both the players and owners came to an agreement that will push back the start of the baseball season, but allow for the season to take place in full. Finally, Cataldi offers his opinion on the Eagles quarterback situation, and tells whether or not Dom should publicly throw his 40 yard football throw.
Then, Giordano spends the majority of the rest of the hour talking about the push in New Jersey by local lawmakers to allow self-service at gas stations. For the majority of Dom’s time spent doing radio, both Republicans and Democrats from NJ were generally against the end of gas attendants, but the tide has seemingly changed. Giordano asks listeners if their mind has changed and if they’re open to self-service. (Photo by Emma McIntyre/Getty Images for WarnerMedia)
Full Hour | In today’s final hour, Dom leads off the Dom Giordano Program by welcoming back in New Jersey State Senator Declan O’Scanlon to discuss his push to allow self-service at gas stations within New Jersey. For a long time, New Jersey residents have responded with vitriol when this suggestion has been made, but recently it seems the tides have turned as the pandemic has created a labor shortage, causing closed pumps and long lines for those waiting to have their gas pumped. O’Scanlon explains why he’s pushing for the change, and explains why there has been a change of opinion by New Jerseyians. Also, O’Scanlon tells Giordano how he would suggest he appropriately celebrate the upcoming St. Patrick’s Day. (Photo by Getty Images)
In today’s second hour, Giordano welcomes back in Sports Radio 94WIP Morning Show Host Angelo Cataldi to discuss the return of Ben Simmons to Philadelphia in yesterday’s Sixers loss against the Brooklyn Nets. First, Giordano asks Angelo why he believes tickets were at their highest secondary market price of the past decade, with Angelo telling that ‘revenge’ drove the prices, with Philadelphians wanting to be in person to boo Ben Simmons. Then, Giordano gets Cataldi’s thoughts on the end of the MLB lockout, as both the players and owners came to an agreement that will push back the start of the baseball season, but allow for the season to take place in full. Finally, Cataldi offers his opinion on the Eagles quarterback situation, and tells whether or not Dom should publicly throw his 40 yard football throw. (Photo by Elsa/Getty Images)
In today’s final hour, Dom leads off the Dom Giordano Program by welcoming back in New Jersey State Senator Declan O’Scanlon to discuss his push to allow self-service at gas stations within New Jersey. For a long time, New Jersey residents have responded with vitriol when this suggestion has been made, but recently it seems the tides have turned as the pandemic has created a labor shortage, causing closed pumps and long lines for those waiting to have their gas pumped. O’Scanlon explains why he’s pushing for the change, and explains why there has been a change of opinion by New Jerseyians. Also, O’Scanlon tells Giordano how he would suggest he appropriately celebrate the upcoming St. Patrick’s Day. (Photo by Getty Images)
Linda Stein, editor at the Delaware Valley Journal, joins the Dom Giordano Program to discuss an article she penned for the paper, highlighting a whistleblower teacher who came forward to expose a push by a local school district to hide information from parents. According to Stein and the whistleblower, if you are a parent of a child questioning their gender identity in the Great Valley School District in Delaware Valley, their teacher is not allowed to tell you. Stein uncovered that under district policy, teachers are required to keep information on gender identity secret from parents. Linda reveals conversations she shared with the whistleblower, and Giordano and producer Dan discuss the negative implications of such an edict. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by continuing the discussion centered on strategizing the United States response to Putin’s continued invasion into Ukraine. First, Giordano plays back a clip from CNN’s Jim Sciutto, who suggests to a Congressman that we should be shooting Russian planes down over Ukraine, which Dom takes umbrage with. Dom explains why he’s against ramping up the war, playing back a clip from yesterday’s show a call from Lori of Ringoes, who through broken speech, said she would never allow her 18-year old to fight in this war.
Then, Linda Stein, editor at the Delaware Valley Journal, joins the Dom Giordano Program to discuss an article she penned for the paper, highlighting a whistleblower teacher who came forward to expose a push by a local school district to hide information from parents. According to Stein and the whistleblower, if you are a parent of a child questioning their gender identity in the Great Valley School District in Delaware Valley, their teacher is not allowed to tell you. Stein uncovered that under district policy, teachers are required to keep information on gender identity secret from parents. Linda reveals conversations she shared with the whistleblower, and Giordano and producer Dan discuss the negative implications of such an edict. (Photo by John Moore/Getty Images)
1210WPHT host Dom Giordano and his producer Dan Borowski bring a new podcast, Krasnerland: Crime Watch, a weekly chronicle of Philadelphia crime as it continues to skyrocket under District Attorney Larry Krasner.
To watch and join in on Krasnerland live every Thursday at 3:30PM ET, head to our Facebook page!
Full Hour | In today’s final hour, Giordano welcomes back in attorney Wally Zimolong onto the Dom Giordano Program for an update on his case pushing back against Act 77, which was approved in a bipartisan fashion, loosened the mail-in balloting rules while ending straight-ticket voting. Zimolong takes us inside the back and forth with Commonwealth Court judges, discussing arguments made by judges, including one that brings race into the debate. In addition, Giordano and Zimolong tell about the detrimental nature of allowing lax mail-in voting, and both offer why Pennsylvanians would benefit by ending Act 77.
Then, after Wally, Giordano circles back to strategizing the response to Putin’s invasion into Ukraine, playing back a clip of CNN’s Jim Sciutto asking Biden spokesperson Ned Price why the administration continues to refuse a no-fly zone. Giordano takes umbrage with this suggestion, again explaining how a no-fly-zone would be met with ramped up retaliation by Putin. In the clip, Sciutto asks whether Putin essentially has veto power, and Dom agrees with this sentiment in a sense, explaining that we need to be careful to not draw ourselves into the next World War.
Giordano welcomes back in attorney Wally Zimolong onto the Dom Giordano Program for an update on his case pushing back against Act 77, which was approved in a bipartisan fashion, loosened the mail-in balloting rules while ending straight-ticket voting. Zimolong takes us inside the back and forth with Commonwealth Court judges, discussing arguments made by judges, including one that brings race into the debate. In addition, Giordano and Zimolong tell about the detrimental nature of allowing lax mail-in voting, and both offer why Pennsylvanians would benefit by ending Act 77. (Photo by Nathan Howard/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom Giordano leads off the Dom Giordano Program by welcoming back State Senator Jake Corman to discuss multiple issues that the Senator is pushing for. First, Giordano asks Corman about his push to create a gas tax holiday to help curb the skyrocketing fuel costs for Pennsylvanians. Giordano initially doesn’t like the proposal, telling that it only serves to remove the importance of ramping up energy production domestically, asking Corman why he would support something like this. Corman explains that this is a short term fix that is needed to help Pennsylvanians, ensuring that the push for energy independence is still top-of-mind. In addition, Corman provides an update on his call to impeach Larry Krasner, and tells Dom why he hasn’t been able to get the support he had hoped he would have.
Then, Giordano tells of a Pennsylvania Supreme Court conversation on mail-in balloting, telling the negative implications of continuing to allow the lax initiatives set forth during the Coronavirus pandemic. In addition, Giordano provides an update on the case centered on the shooting of 12-year-old Thomas Siderio, telling that the boy’s mother has hired attorneys to represent her in a lawsuit. Also, during Dan Time with Dom, producer Dan Borowski and Dom celebrate producer Jim Kelly’s 52nd birthday. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom Giordano welcomes back State Senator Jake Corman to discuss multiple issues that the Senator is pushing for. First, Giordano asks Corman about his push to create a gas tax holiday to help curb the skyrocketing fuel costs for Pennsylvanians. Giordano initially doesn’t like the proposal, telling that it only serves to remove the importance of ramping up energy production domestically, asking Corman why he would support something like this. Corman explains that this is a short term fix that is needed to help Pennsylvanians, ensuring that the push for energy independence is still top-of-mind. In addition, Corman provides an update on his call to impeach Larry Krasner, and tells Dom why he hasn’t been able to get the support he had hoped he would have. (Photo by Spencer Platt/Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom Giordano led off the Dom Giordano Program by discussing the push in New Jersey to allow residents to pump their own gas. Then, Giordano discusses a road trip by Washington Democrats up here to Philadelphia, asking where we think they will be staying during their time here. Also, Giordano asks where they should tour now that they’re in the city, suggesting a tour through Kensington. Then, Giordano discusses the different narratives coming out of the Russian invasion into Ukraine, playing back a clip from Fox News reporter Trey Yingst, who Giordano takes umbrage with for his suggestion of a no fly zone. Giordano spends the majority of the hour discussing strategy in Ukraine, asking how we can show force against Putin without him feeling the need to escalate. (Photo by Alex Wong/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Giordano leads off by revealing an NBC News report about the skyrocketing gas prices in the country as economic sanctions strengthen on Russia as they invade Ukraine. In the piece, Hayes Brown writes that Republicans are lying when they talk about gas prices, and blames Americans dependency on oil as a main contributor to the situation in which we find ourselves. Giordano then plays his Money Melody for the day, then returns to a conversation centered on the skyrocketing gas prices both in Pennsylvania and nationwide.
Then, Senator Pat Toomey checks in for his monthly appearance on the Dom Giordano Program, this time discussing multiple issues playing out both locally and nationwide. First, Giordano gets Toomey’s opinion on the Democratic proposal of a gas tax holiday, with Toomey shooting back telling the way to go is instead ramping up domestic production. Also, Toomey tells about a visit he shared with Ukrainian President Zelensky, explaining what he’s learned from the meeting and revealing what Ukrainians need to push back against Putin and Russia. In addition, Toomey offers his opinion on the Biden’s newest SCOTUS nominee. (Photo by Spencer Platt/Getty Images)
Then, Senator Pat Toomey checks in for his monthly appearance on the Dom Giordano Program, this time discussing multiple issues playing out both locally and nationwide. First, Giordano gets Toomey’s opinion on the Democratic proposal of a gas tax holiday, with Toomey shooting back telling the way to go is instead ramping up domestic production. Also, Toomey tells about a visit he shared with Ukrainian President Zelensky, explaining what he’s learned from the meeting and revealing what Ukrainians need to push back against Putin and Russia. In addition, Toomey offers his opinion on the Biden’s newest SCOTUS nominee. (Photo by Tom Williams-Pool/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Giordano leads off by welcoming in Diane Coughlin of the People’s Convoy of Delaware County. First, Giordano asks Coughlin about an upcoming peaceful demonstration showing support for the Convoy, which Coughlin tells will take place on 5PM on Friday outside the Fox29 Studio at 330 Market Street in Philadelphia, PA. Coughlin explains that the purpose of the demonstration is to propagate the end of unconstitutional mandates, end the media silence, and cover the People’s Convoy.
Then, Adam Andrzejewski, CEO of OpentheBooks.com, joins the Dom Giordano Program to discuss how a fact-finding mission centered on Dr. Anthony Fauci led to his cancellation at Forbes. First, Giordano asks Andrzejewski about the situation, with Adam telling about an investigation into Fauci’s financials by filing FOIA requests. After fact-finding on the financials, Andrzejewski alleges that the National Institute of Health levied a complaint against the continued focus on Fauci by Forbes, leading to the brass at Forbes to pull the column from their publication. (Photo by Kevin Dietsch/Getty Images)
Adam Andrzejewski, CEO of OpentheBooks.com, joins the Dom Giordano Program to discuss how a fact-finding mission centered on Dr. Anthony Fauci led to his cancellation at Forbes. First, Giordano asks Andrzejewski about the situation, with Adam telling about an investigation into Fauci’s financials by filing FOIA requests. After fact-finding on the financials, Andrzejewski alleges that the National Institute of Health levied a complaint against the continued focus on Fauci by Forbes, leading to the brass at Forbes to pull the column from their publication. (Photo by J. Scott Applewhite-Pool/Getty Images)
In today’s second hour, Giordano leads off by welcoming in Diane Coughlin of the People’s Convoy of Delaware County. First, Giordano asks Coughlin about an upcoming peaceful demonstration showing support for the Convoy, which Coughlin tells will take place on 5PM on Friday outside the Fox29 Studio at 330 Market Street in Philadelphia, PA. Coughlin explains that the purpose of the demonstration is to propagate the end of unconstitutional mandates, end the media silence, and cover the People’s Convoy. (Photo by Mario Tama/Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by discussing the different strategies presented to keep gas prices low while continuing the show of strength against Russia as the rabid Vladimir Putin invades Ukraine. Giordano brings up New Jersey Congressman Donald Norcross’s suggestion of a gas tax holiday to combat the spike in prices, arguing that the better option is to ramp up domestic oil production. In addition, Giordano reveals an update in the Pennsylvania Supreme Court battle over mail-in balloting, telling that justices have now used race to try and make their arguments. (Photo by Spencer Platt/Getty Images)
Full Hour | To lead off today’s final hour, Katie Tubb, senior policy analyst for energy and environmental issues at the Heritage Foundation, joins the Dom Giordano Program to discuss the Biden administration’s economic response to Russia’s invasion into Ukraine. Today in a press conference, Biden announced further sanctions on Russia’s export of oil, noting the damage that this will have on Americans. Giordano and Tubb discuss the reality that the administration continues to ignore, being the ability to ramp up domestic production of oil. In addition, Tubb tells us how ramping up production would affect gas prices, and stresses the importance of energy independence in dealing with foreign affairs moving forward.
Then, Fox29 ace reporter Steve Keeley checks back into the Dom Giordano Program, this time to discuss a news conference held this afternoon by Philadelphia Police Commissioner Danielle Outlaw announcing the partial results of an internal investigation into the police-involved shooting of 12-year-old Thomas Siderio. First, Keeley reveals intricate details of the situation, telling that the Commissioner revealed that police officers did indeed identify themselves, flipping on their lights, and prior to shots being fired. Also, Keeley tells about the evidence presented by the commissioner regarding gun powder residue, and reveals that the department has determined that Siderio did indeed fire the initial shot. (Photo by Win McNamee/Getty Images)
Fox29 ace reporter Steve Keeley checks back into the Dom Giordano Program, this time to discuss a news conference held this afternoon by Philadelphia Police Commissioner Danielle Outlaw announcing the partial results of an internal investigation into the police-involved shooting of 12-year-old Thomas Siderio. First, Keeley reveals intricate details of the situation, telling that the Commissioner revealed that police officers did indeed identify themselves, flipping on their lights, and prior to shots being fired. Also, Keeley tells about the evidence presented by the commissioner regarding gun powder residue, and reveals that the department has determined that Siderio did indeed fire the initial shot. (Photo by Getty Images)
To lead off today’s final hour, Katie Tubb, senior policy analyst for energy and environmental issues at the Heritage Foundation, joins the Dom Giordano Program to discuss the Biden administration’s economic response to Russia’s invasion into Ukraine. Today in a press conference, Biden announced further sanctions on Russia’s export of oil, noting the damage that this will have on Americans. Giordano and Tubb discuss the reality that the administration continues to ignore, being the ability to ramp up domestic production of oil. In addition, Tubb tells us how ramping up production would affect gas prices, and stresses the importance of energy independence in dealing with foreign affairs moving forward. (Photo by Getty Images)
Congressman Brian Fitzpatrick rejoins Dom Giordano to discuss his trip to the Ukrainian border in Poland. First, Giordano asks Fitzpatrick for his thoughts on the newest news out of Washington, after Biden in a press conference today announced further sanctions on Russian exports of oil. Fitzpatrick tells what he would like to see from the Biden administration, and offers how he feels this makes us look on an international stage, particularly through a Chinese lens. Then, Giordano asks Fitzpatrick what it is that President Zelensky and the Ukrainians need that the administration continues to refuse, and explains why he is still in favor of a no-fly-zone. (Photo by Anastasia Vlasova/Getty Images)
Bill McSwain, former United States Attorney now running for Governor of Pennsylvania, returns to the Dom Giordano Program to discuss multiple issues playing out both locally and internationally. First, McSwain and Giordano discuss the record-setting homicide numbers in Philadelphia, as the city surpasses Chicago for the most murders nationwide. Then, Giordano and McSwain offer their opinion on the police-involved shooting of a 12-year-old, after the child and his friend opened fire on an unmarked police car. In addition, Giordano and McSwain switch to national issues, with Giordano asking McSwain for a response after former President Donald Trump drew his name into a feud with former Attorney General William Barr. (Photo by Mark Wilson/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Congressman Brian Fitzpatrick rejoins Dom Giordano to discuss his trip to the Ukrainian border in Poland. First, Giordano asks Fitzpatrick for his thoughts on the newest news out of Washington, after Biden in a press conference today announced further sanctions on Russian exports of oil. Fitzpatrick tells what he would like to see from the Biden administration, and offers how he feels this makes us look on an international stage, particularly through a Chinese lens. Then, Giordano asks Fitzpatrick what it is that President Zelensky and the Ukrainians need that the administration continues to refuse, and explains why he is still in favor of a no-fly-zone.
Then, J. Conor Corcoran, attorney representing the family of slain 12-year-old Thomas Siderio, joins the Dom Giordano Program to offer a different angle on the horrific news of the police-involved shooting. First, Giordano asks Corcoran for his overall thoughts, with Corcoran explaining that this is a continued example of the prevailing violence perpetrated by the Philadelphia Police Department. Giordano asks Corcoran about the initial shooting, with Corcoran explaining the evidence underneath the victim’s fingernails pointing toward him not firing the gun. Corcoran does surrender that the officers were indeed shot at, taking the officers at their word, but contends that Siderio did not fire the shot. Then, Corcoran reveals information about the family, arguing that his father’s history should not dictate how we grade the situation. (Photo by Anna Moneymaker/Getty Images)
Conor Corcoran, attorney representing the family of slain 12-year-old Thomas Siderio, joins the Dom Giordano Program to offer a different angle on the horrific news of the police-involved shooting. First, Giordano asks Corcoran for his overall thoughts, with Corcoran explaining that this is a continued example of the prevailing violence perpetrated by the Philadelphia Police Department. Giordano asks Corcoran about the initial shooting, with Corcoran explaining the evidence underneath the victim’s fingernails pointing toward him not firing the gun. Corcoran does surrender that the officers were indeed shot at, taking the officers at their word, but contends that Siderio did not fire the shot. Then, Corcoran reveals information about the family, arguing that his father’s history should not dictate how we grade the situation. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | Dom Giordano led off the Dom Giordano Program by discussing the pitiful recruiting numbers by the Philadelphia Police Department, noting that only 14 recruits have made their way through the system. Then, Giordano reveals the horrific news centered on homicides here in Krasnerland, the name he’s given the dangerous Philadelphia under the reign of DA Larry Krasner, noting that with their close to 100 homicides, Philadelphia has surpassed Chicago for the most murders this year. Then, Giordano reveals the results of a poll that asks participants to put themselves in the shoes of Ukrainians, asking whether they would take up arms to defend their country.
Then, Bill McSwain, former United States Attorney now running for Governor of Pennsylvania, returns to the Dom Giordano Program to discuss multiple issues playing out both locally and internationally. First, McSwain and Giordano discuss the record-setting homicide numbers in Philadelphia, as the city surpasses Chicago for the most murders nationwide. Then, Giordano and McSwain offer their opinion on the police-involved shooting of a 12-year-old, after the child and his friend opened fire on an unmarked police car. In addition, Giordano and McSwain switch to national issues, with Giordano asking McSwain for a response after former President Donald Trump drew his name into a feud with former Attorney General William Barr. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom Giordano, WPHT host and former teacher, has dedicated much of his daily show toward parents who are taking it into their own hands to push back against school boards that have a negative impact on their children. This has culminated in a weekly podcast on education, Readin', Writin', and Reason, which has allowed wonderful relationships to develop between Giordano, educators, and parents throughout the country who are speaking out against overbearing school boards.
This week, Giordano celebrates his 50th Readin', Writin', and Reason by welcoming back two of his favorite guests since the culmination of the podcast. First, Cheryl Radachowsky rejoins the podcast to provide an update on her national case concerning women's sports. Cheryl is the mother of Alanna Smith, an Olympic-caliber runner who was forced to compete against a transgendered runner, robbing her chance at a fair competition. Then, Dom welcomes back in Asra Nomani of Parents Defending Education, who made national headlines this week after an exchange with Congresswoman Sheila Jackson Lee over Critical Race Theory during a congressional hearing over discrimination aimed toward Asian students.
Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Asra Nomani of DefendingEd.org returns to the Dom Giordano Program after making headlines after testifying before Congress. In a clip that has since gone viral, Asra is seen recording Congresswoman Sheila Jackson Lee on her phone. Lee stops herself and asks Asra to stop recording, with Asra shooting back that it is freedom of speech. Nomani points out the irony of the situation, telling that she was there to testify on the subject matter, being the discrimination against Asian students. Asra takes us into the hearing, telling why it was twisted into a political rant, and tells Giordano what she had hoped to gain from the testimony.
Then, after playing Dom’s Money Melody, Giordano turns over into a conversation surrounding education, as testing results throughout the country were released, showing pitiful decreases in all major topics. After spending some time on that topic, Giordano switches back to the situation in Ukraine, particularly the continue resistance to produce oil domestically by the Biden administration. (Photo by Getty Images)
In today’s third hour, Asra Nomani of DefendingEd.org returns to the Dom Giordano Program after making headlines after testifying before Congress. In a clip that has since gone viral, Asra is seen recording Congresswoman Sheila Jackson Lee on her phone. Lee stops herself and asks Asra to stop recording, with Asra shooting back that it is freedom of speech. Nomani points out the irony of the situation, telling that she was there to testify on the subject matter, being the discrimination against Asian students. Asra takes us into the hearing, telling why it was twisted into a political rant, and tells Giordano what she had hoped to gain from the testimony. (Photo by Alex Wong/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Giordano leads off by discussing a potential new deal between Iran and the Biden administration, as the Biden administration scrambles to do everything they can to cut oil exports from Russia while hoping to keep prices low domestically. Giordano takes umbrage with this news, explaining that all Biden needs to do is green light domestic oil production and he could avoid making deals with enemies. Giordano spends the majority of the hour discussing strategy centered on gas prices and oil, as the Biden administration tries to figure out what to do to continue heightening sanctions against the communist country.
Then, media critic Neal Zoren returns to the Dom Giordano Program to tell us what’s worth watching in the world of television. First, Zoren offers his review of the Reacher series on Amazon Prime, telling the differences between the series which he holds in high regard and the absolutely terrible movie starring Tom Cruise using the same source material. Then, Zoren offers his opinion on Netflix’s Inventing Anna, which stars Ruth from Ozark in a completely different role. Finally, Zoren and Giordano discuss the CBS reality series Survivor, with Neal telling why he continues to enjoy the series after 20 plus years of being on air. (Photo by Getty Images)
Media critic Neal Zoren returns to the Dom Giordano Program to tell us what’s worth watching in the world of television. First, Zoren offers his review of the Reacher series on Amazon Prime, telling the differences between the series which he holds in high regard and the absolutely terrible movie starring Tom Cruise using the same source material. Then, Zoren offers his opinion on Netflix’s Inventing Anna, which stars Ruth from Ozark in a completely different role. Finally, Zoren and Giordano discuss the CBS reality series Survivor, with Neal telling why he continues to enjoy the series after 20 plus years of being on air. (Photo by Theo Wargo/Getty Images)
Today, Dom Giordano led off the Dom Giordano Program by discussing the skyrocketing gas prices, as the average gas price in Pennsylvania jumped 13 cents over night. Giordano expresses disdain with the current administration and their handling of energy during the Russian invasion of Ukraine, telling of their continued push to prioritize environmentalism over both the citizens of Ukraine and the pockets of Americans. Then, Giordano discusses comments made by Congressman Brian Fitzpatrick on yesterday’s show, in which the Representative argued in favor of a closed airspace, telling that the debate has become conflated with bombings, whereas there are other options using cyber and EMP technology. Then, Giordano turns back to local issues, discussing developments in the officer-involved shooting of a 12-year-old who allegedly opened fire on an unmarked police car, playing back a clip from an assailant’s mother who suggested that her son’s actions were justified because they thought it was a car from a rival neighborhood. (Photo by Peter Muhly - WPA Pool/Getty Images)
1210WPHT host Dom Giordano and his producer Dan Borowski bring a new podcast, Krasnerland: Crime Watch, a weekly chronicle of Philadelphia crime as it continues to skyrocket under District Attorney Larry Krasner.
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In today’s final hour, Giordano leads off the Dom Giordano Program by looping back to the situation involving the officer involved shooting of a 12-year-old, reading back details reported in the Philadelphia Inquirer coverage of the situation. In the article, it’s noted that a 17-year-old that he was with during the incident was brought in for questioning and soon after released, which Giordano takes issue with. Then, Giordano gives details of how things unfolded prior to the shooting, and asks why there were failures in the criminal justice system that has led us to this horrible incident. Then, after playing his Money Melody for the day, Giordano turns into a discussion of national politics, revealing a decision in Wisconsin courts regarding the infusion of outside money into elections. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom Giordano leads off the Dom Giordano Program by discussing an interview that transgendered UPenn swimmer Lia Thomas gave to Sports Illustrated, with the writer, Robert Sanchez, painting the swimmer as a hero standing up to bigoted adversity. Giordano takes umbrage with the article, reminding listeners and the writer of the gripes of other UPenn swimmers themselves, who have had their chances at competition robbed of them due to unfair biological advantages.
Then, Congressman Brian Fitzpatrick returns to the Dom Giordano Program to discuss the situation unfolding in Ukraine after the Russian invasion. First, Giordano asks for Fitzpatrick’s general thoughts on the situation, and Fitzpatrick reveals that he and a handful of other government officials plan to fly to the Ukraine border tomorrow to see what the citizens of the country need. Then, Giordano asks Fitzpatrick for what he believes the US government and NATO needs to do to help Ukrainians, with Fitzpatrick revealing an initiative he’s pushing to further arm those fighting against Putin and Russia. (Photo by Kathryn Riley/Getty Images)
Congressman Brian Fitzpatrick returns to the Dom Giordano Program to discuss the situation unfolding in Ukraine after the Russian invasion. First, Giordano asks for Fitzpatrick’s general thoughts on the situation, and Fitzpatrick reveals that he and a handful of other government officials plan to fly to the Ukraine border tomorrow to see what the citizens of the country need. Then, Giordano asks Fitzpatrick for what he believes the US government and NATO needs to do to help Ukrainians, with Fitzpatrick revealing an initiative he’s pushing to further arm those fighting against Putin and Russia. (Photo by Anna Moneymaker/Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom Giordano led off the Dom Giordano Program by welcoming in Congressman Jim Jordan after he was mentioned in the President’s State of the Union Address on Tuesday night. First, Jordan responds to his mention, telling broadly why he contends so strongly against the Biden administration. Then, Giordano gets Jordan’s thoughts on news that broke last night regarding January 6th, with the committee set to investigate deeming that Trump engaged in ‘criminal conspiracy.’ After that, Giordano gets Jordan’s thoughts on the Democrats’ change in tune concerning masking and Coronavirus, with Jordan arguing that the change only came due to polls, with the administration trying to cover their backside after making multiple horrible decisions. In addition, Jordan tells Giordano where we are now in dealing with the Russian invasion into Ukraine, and tells what we should be doing to counter Vladimir Putin.
Then, Giordano switches to a local story that is breaking nationally. This week, a 12-year-old was shot in the back and died after firing shots into an unmarked police vehicle. Giordano reveals some information he’s learned about the incident, and reads back a tweet made by Philadelphia Police Commissioner suggesting that society is to blame for allowing this to happen. Giordano offers his take on the situation, and tells how the lack of accountability set forth by progressive policies have led to a culture where a 12-year-old sees this as acceptable. In addition, Giordano discusses the side question, asking for things that listeners can’t bring themselves to replace, and tells of a new law hitting the books in Philadelphia today, with progressives hoping to cut down low-level traffic stops. (Photo by Getty Images)
Today, Dom Giordano led off the Dom Giordano Program by welcoming in Congressman Jim Jordan after he was mentioned in the President’s State of the Union Address on Tuesday night. First, Jordan responds to his mention, telling broadly why he contends so strongly against the Biden administration. Then, Giordano gets Jordan’s thoughts on news that broke last night regarding January 6th, with the committee set to investigate deeming that Trump engaged in ‘criminal conspiracy.’ After that, Giordano gets Jordan’s thoughts on the Democrats’ change in tune concerning masking and Coronavirus, with Jordan arguing that the change only came due to polls, with the administration trying to cover their backside after making multiple horrible decisions. In addition, Jordan tells Giordano where we are now in dealing with the Russian invasion into Ukraine, and tells what we should be doing to counter Vladimir Putin. (Photo by Samuel Corum/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s final hour, Giordano welcomes back Pennsylvania State Representative Seth Grove to discuss a new bill he’s put forward to increase natural gas production and distribution throughout Pennsylvania. Grove explains to Giordano the importance of heightening energy production, and addresses the counterargument from environmentalists who are against strengthening fossil fuel production. In addition, Grove and Giordano discuss the implications that such an action would have on national security as Biden continues to accept oil imports from Russia after the invasion of Ukraine.
Then, after spending some time playing back clips from today’s press conference held by Mayor Kenney and police officials addressing crime in Philadelphia, Giordano welcomes in Economist Stephen Moore, a mainstay on Fox News and senior economic contributor at Freedom Works. First, Giordano asks Moore for the reasons that we’re seeing record inflation after Biden approached the issue with confusion during his State of the Union, passing blame primarily on Coronavirus rather than his policies. Then, Moore updates tells of the status of imports and exports as we ramp up for a potential war with Russia over their invasion into Ukraine, and stresses the importance of the energy sector. Also, Giordano and Moore look forward to the midterms, with Moore telling the economic strategy that Republicans must take to make an impact. (Photo by Getty Images)
Giordano welcomes in Stephen Moore, a mainstay on Fox News and senior economic contributor at Freedom Works. First, Giordano asks Moore for the reasons that we’re seeing record inflation after Biden approached the issue with confusion during his State of the Union, passing blame primarily on Coronavirus rather than his policies. Then, Moore updates tells of the status of imports and exports as we ramp up for a potential war with Russia over their invasion into Ukraine, and stresses the importance of the energy sector. Also, Giordano and Moore look forward to the midterms, with Moore telling the economic strategy that Republicans must take to make an impact. (Photo by Samuel Corum/Getty Images)
Giordano welcomes back Pennsylvania State Representative Seth Grove to discuss a new bill he’s put forward to increase natural gas production and distribution throughout Pennsylvania. Grove explains to Giordano the importance of heightening energy production, and addresses the counterargument from environmentalists who are against strengthening fossil fuel production. In addition, Grove and Giordano discuss the implications that such an action would have on national security as Biden continues to accept oil imports from Russia after the invasion of Ukraine. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom leads off the Dom Giordano Program by circling back to Joe Biden’s State of the Union, discussing Biden’s take on crime. Then, Producer Dan pops in and tells about a live press conference held by Mayor Jim Kenney and friends addressing the spike in violence in the city, and Dom plays back information around an officer-involved shooting in South Philadelphia of a 12-year old who opened fire on plainclothes officers. Then, Giordano bounces between the two topics, discussing Biden’s SOTU address last night, and the situation that unfolded in South Philadelphia.
Then, Anthony Giordano, founder of Stand Up South Philly, rejoins the Dom Giordano Program to preview an upcoming rally being held today to protest against the potential for safe injection sites in Philadelphia. Last week, news broke that Mayor Kenney was meeting with representatives from Safehouse, the nation’s leading organization in the push for safe injection sites, to potentially rebirth the discussion of a similar site in Philadelphia. Two years ago, Anthony Giordano, along with other Philadelphians, teamed together and through the courts received a decision that such a site would be illegal. Anthony tells the negative impact that such sites have on communities, and tells why he and others are so against such an initiative. The protest will take place in front of the Department of Justice building on Chestnut street today at 4PM. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by recapping yesterday’s State of the Union Address from President Biden. First, though, Giordano takes umbrage with an action from the President from today, where during a scrum, while wearing ashes on his forehead, refused to answer questions about his pro-abortion stance. Then, focusing on the SOTU address, Giordano tells of the portions of the speech that he thinks bear the most importance. First, Giordano hones in on the President’s suggestions to fix the issue of heightened crime throughout the country, changing tone and telling that he and the Democrats are not for ‘defunding the police.’ Then, Giordano takes issue with Biden’s blaming of inflation on Coronavirus, laying out the true reasons why we find ourselves in such economic despair.
Then, Giordano welcomes in New Jersey Assemblyman Jay Webber, representing the 26th district in North Jersey, after making headlines for taking a stand against New Jersey’s woke agenda, with opponents labeling him a racist. In discussing a proposed bill to require implicit bias training, Webber suggested that lawmakers should read the great Martin Luther King’s ‘I Have a Dream Speech,’ noting the detrimental nature of the new push to separate society into racial groups. Webber explains why he said this, further laying forth why implicit bias training is immoral, and tells the negative implications such training has on law enforcement. In addition, Giordano and Webber discuss a new bill being floated around Trenton that would allow residents to pump their own gas. (Photo by Saul Loeb - Pool/Getty Images)
Giordano welcomes in New Jersey Assemblyman Jay Webber, representing the 26th district in North Jersey, after making headlines for taking a stand against New Jersey’s woke agenda, with opponents labeling him a racist. In discussing a proposed bill to require implicit bias training, Webber suggested that lawmakers should read the great Martin Luther King’s ‘I Have a Dream Speech,’ noting the detrimental nature of the new push to separate society into racial groups. Webber explains why he said this, further laying forth why implicit bias training is immoral, and tells the negative implications such training has on law enforcement. In addition, Giordano and Webber discuss a new bill being floated around Trenton that would allow residents to pump their own gas. (Photo by Eduardo Munoz Alvarez/Getty Images)
Anthony Giordano, founder of Stand Up South Philly, rejoins the Dom Giordano Program to preview an upcoming rally being held today to protest against the potential for safe injection sites in Philadelphia. Last week, news broke that Mayor Kenney was meeting with representatives from Safehouse, the nation’s leading organization in the push for safe injection sites, to potentially rebirth the discussion of a similar site in Philadelphia. Two years ago, Anthony Giordano, along with other Philadelphians, teamed together and through the courts received a decision that such a site would be illegal. Anthony tells the negative impact that such sites have on communities, and tells why he and others are so against such an initiative. The protest will take place in front of the Department of Justice building on Chestnut street today at 4PM. (Photo by Spencer Platt/Getty Images)
Full Hour | To lead off today's final hour, Col. Scott Rutter, one of our soldiers who helped capture the Baghdad International Airport in Operation Iraqi Freedom, rejoins the Dom Giordano Program to provide his expertise to break down the situation unfolding in Ukraine. First, Rutter explains the attack on Ukraine, pointing out the differences from past Russian invasions. Then, Rutter tells of the discipline and the vigor of Ukrainian frontline soldiers, explaining how they must feel as Russia invades their homeland. In addition, Rutter tells what he’s been up to since leaving the service, and tells of the Tragedy Assistance Program for Survivors, or TAPS, which supports the children and family members of deceased service members.
Then, Giordano swings back into a conversation about tonight’s upcoming State of the Union address from Joe Biden, asking listeners what they think President Biden will discuss in the speech. Then, Giordano discusses the importance of energy independence, playing back a clip from Jen Psaki, who argued today on Fox News that energy independence wouldn’t affect gas prices. Finally, Giordano plays back a clip from a couple weeks ago from a school board member out in Chicago, and asks if we’re finally out of the weeds with overbearing school boards. (Photo by Justin Sullivan/Getty Images)
To lead of today’s final hour, Col. Scott Rutter, one of our soldiers who helped capture the Baghdad International Airport in Operation Iraqi Freedom, rejoins the Dom Giordano Program to provide his expertise to break down the situation unfolding in Ukraine. First, Rutter explains the attack on Ukraine, pointing out the differences from past Russian invasions. Then, Rutter tells of the discipline and the vigor of Ukrainian frontline soldiers, explaining how they must feel as Russia invades their homeland. In addition, Rutter tells what he’s been up to since leaving the service, and tells of the Tragedy Assistance Program for Survivors, or TAPS, which supports the children and family members of deceased service members. (Photo by Anastasia Vlasova/Getty Images)
Full Hour | To lead off today’s second hour, Dr. Marty Makary of Johns Hopkins University, author of The Price We Pay: What Broke American Health Care, returns to the Dom Giordano Program to discuss the potential end of the Coronavirus pandemic. First, Giordano asks Dr. Marty what he plans to do now that the Democrats have deemed the pandemic ‘over,’ and asks whether ‘science can change.’ Then, Giordano and Dr. Marty discuss the rhetoric surrounding the pandemic, the refusal to weigh natural immunity throughout, and the role that Dr. Fauci played in the response to the pandemic. In addition, Giordano and Makary discuss the role of obesity as a comorbidity throughout the pandemic, and asks for reasons why so many aspects were outright ignored by those deemed scientific experts.
Then, after receiving a text from one of his police sources, Giordano turns to a conversation on Krasnerland, the name Dom has given the city of Philadelphia under the violent reign of District Attorney Larry Krasner. Giordano reveals crimes that have unfolded throughout the city, pointing to the relentless lack of accountability shown by violent criminals. Then, Giordano switches to a conversation about voter integrity, giving an update on how things have unfolded surrounding mail-in ballots in the Philadelphia region. (Photo by Mark Makela/Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom Giordano led off by discussing whether or not NATO and the United States should intervene in the situation in Ukraine. Dom plays back a clip from a Boris Johnson press conference, in which a reporter laid into the UK leader for his refusal to close the airspace above Ukraine. Then, Giordano discusses the importance of being energy independent, and suggest that Biden, in tonight’s State of the Union, should suggest that we will further solidify energy independence so we can further sanctions on Russia.
Then, David McCormick, businessman and former Under Secretary of the Treasury for Internation Affairs under President Bush, joins the Dom Giordano Program to discuss his run for Pat Toomey’s Senate seat in the upcoming election. First, Giordano asks for McCormick to put on his military hat, asking him to offer his expertise in how he would deal with the Russian invasion into Ukraine. Then, Giordano asks McCormick to clarify comments he’s made in the past about President Trump’s role in January 6th, explaining that he had meant to portray that Trump should have asked for peace, rather than how it was reported, with him arguing that Trump stoked the flames of January 6th. Then, Giordano asks McCormick how he will utilize his experience as a businessman if he were elected to the Senate, and asks when he’ll enter into a debate with the other Senate candidates. (Photo by Anastasia Vlasova/Getty Images)
David McCormick, businessman and former Under Secretary of the Treasury for International Affairs under President Bush, joins the Dom Giordano Program to discuss his run for Pat Toomey’s Senate seat in the upcoming election. First, Giordano asks for McCormick to put on his military hat, asking him to offer his expertise in how he would deal with the Russian invasion into Ukraine. Then, Giordano asks McCormick to clarify comments he’s made in the past about President Trump’s role in January 6th, explaining that he had meant to portray that Trump should have asked for peace, rather than how it was reported, with him arguing that Trump stoked the flames of January 6th. Then, Giordano asks McCormick how he will utilize his experience as a businessman if he were elected to the Senate, and asks when he’ll enter into a debate with the other Senate candidates. (Photo by Getty Images)
To lead off today’s second hour, Dr. Marty Makary of Johns Hopkins University, author of The Price We Pay: What Broke American Health Care, returns to the Dom Giordano Program to discuss the potential end of the Coronavirus pandemic. First, Giordano asks Dr. Marty what he plans to do now that the Democrats have deemed the pandemic ‘over,’ and asks whether ‘science can change.’ Then, Giordano and Dr. Marty discuss the rhetoric surrounding the pandemic, the refusal to weigh natural immunity throughout, and the role that Dr. Fauci played in the response to the pandemic. In addition, Giordano and Makary discuss the role of obesity as a comorbidity throughout the pandemic, and asks for reasons why so many aspects were outright ignored by those deemed scientific experts. (Photo by Getty Images)
To lead off today’s final hour, Giordano welcomes back in Washington Examiner commentator Chris Tremoglie, who has more updates surrounding the controversy of transgendered swimmer Lia Thomas at UPenn. According to Tremoglie, both UPenn and the Philadelphia DA have ignored complaints from female students against Lia Thomas’ male nudity in women’s locker rooms. Tremoglie tells how he uncovered these details, and tells what how everything unfolded. Also, Giordano asks for Tremoglie’s expertise on Russian relations, asking for his opinion on the Russian invasion into Ukraine.
Then, Dom welcomes in Spencer Owens, government affairs specialist for CBD Kratom, joins the Dom Giordano Program to address a controversy that has risen over in Radnor, as the business gears to open up close to a middle school. First, Giordano asks Owens for some information on CBD Kratom as a business, with Owens revealing that the business has opened 4 locations throughout the Philadelphia region. Then, Owens tells Giordano what exactly Kratom is, and what effects it has on the human body. Also, Owens reveals the long-term plans for the stores, and tells that the company has no plans to transition their storefronts into marijuana dispensaries once fully legal. (Photo by Kathryn Riley/Getty Images)
Full Hour | To lead off today’s second hour, Jody Della Barba rejoins the Dom Giordano Program with a person she’s now teamed up with, Harrowgate Civic Association President Shannon Farrell, as they gear up to get ahead of the news last week of a coming safe injection site in Philadelphia. Della Barba and Farrell have organized a protest this Wednesday in hopes to prevent the safe injection site from coming to Philadelphia. First, Dom interviews Farrell, with the president of the civic association revealing how the drug scene has negatively impacted her neighborhood, which abuts Kensington and Port Richmond. The protest will be outside of the Department of Justice in Philadelphia on Wednesday, with protestors meeting at 6th and Chestnut at 4PM.
Then, Giordano circles back to a political discussion, debating whether or not the Democrats are now trying to take credit for ending the COVID pandemic, and predicts what will happen in tomorrow night’s State of the Union address. Then, Giordano takes some callers on both Ukraine and the coming State of the Union. To round things out, producer Dan takes the reigns for Dan Time with Dom, and gets Dom’s thoughts on the debut of the Sixers’ James Harden.
Today, Dom Giordano led off the Dom Giordano Program by taking us through his Irish Potato-filled weekend, and updates the doodle count on the road to the Radiothon, as Dom gathers doodles from guests and other celebrities to auction off in an upcoming fundraiser for the Travis Manion Foundation. Then, Giordano switches tone to the war unfolding after the Russian invasion into Ukraine, discussing comments made by Jim Jordan, who pointed out the tremendous courage of the Ukrainian people. Then, Giordano plays back a comment made by Col. Douglas MacGregor on Fox News concerning the thoughts of Putin, condemning the comments as anti-American as MacGregor suggested that Americans are demonizing Putin and putting words into his mouth in suggesting he’d expend his invasion past Ukraine.
Then, Captain Tyrell McCoy, Commanding Officer of Philadelphia Police Department Recruiting, joins the Dom Giordano Program to announce a recruiting drive beginning March 7th. First, Giordano asks McCoy to provide an outlook on the department staffing, with McCoy expressing how much the department needs new recruits. Then, McCoy runs Giordano through the educational, physical, and living requirements for those considering applying, using producer Dan as an example. To apply for the Philadelphia Police Department, head to JoinPhillyPD.com. (Photo by Pierre Crom/Getty Images)
Then, Dom welcomes in Spencer Owens, government affairs specialist for CBD Kratom, joins the Dom Giordano Program to address a controversy that has risen over in Radnor, as the business gears to open up close to a middle school. First, Giordano asks Owens for some information on CBD Kratom as a business, with Owens revealing that the business has opened 4 locations throughout the Philadelphia region. Then, Owens tells Giordano what exactly Kratom is, and what effects it has on the human body. Also, Owens reveals the long-term plans for the stores, and tells that the company has no plans to transition their storefronts into marijuana dispensaries once fully legal. (Photo by Lauren DeCicca/Getty Images)
Giordano welcomes back in Washington Examiner commentator Chris Tremoglie, who has more updates surrounding the controversy of transgendered swimmer Lia Thomas at UPenn. According to Tremoglie, both UPenn and the Philadelphia DA have ignored complaints from female students against Lia Thomas’ male nudity in women’s locker rooms. Tremoglie tells how he uncovered these details, and tells what how everything unfolded. Also, Giordano asks for Tremoglie’s expertise on Russian relations, asking for his opinion on the Russian invasion into Ukraine. (Photo by Kathryn Riley/Getty Images)
Jody Della Barba rejoins the Dom Giordano Program with a person she’s now teamed up with, Harrowgate Civic Association President Shannon Farrell, as they gear up to get ahead of the news last week of a coming safe injection site in Philadelphia. Della Barba and Farrell have organized a protest this Wednesday in hopes to prevent the safe injection site from coming to Philadelphia. First, Dom interviews Farrell, with the president of the civic association revealing how the drug scene has negatively impacted her neighborhood, which abuts Kensington and Port Richmond. The protest will be outside of the Department of Justice in Philadelphia on Wednesday, with protestors meeting at 6th and Chestnut at 4PM. (Photo by Getty Images)
Captain Tyrell McCoy, Commanding Officer of Philadelphia Police Department Recruiting, joins the Dom Giordano Program to announce a recruiting drive beginning March 7th. First, Giordano asks McCoy to provide an outlook on the department staffing, with McCoy expressing how much the department needs new recruits. Then, McCoy runs Giordano through the educational, physical, and living requirements for those considering applying, using producer Dan as an example. To apply for the Philadelphia Police Department, head to JoinPhillyPD.com. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | To lead off today’s final hour, Dave Callahan, president of the Marcellus Shale Corporation, rejoins the Dom Giordano Program to discuss the topic of energy through the lens of the Russian invasion into Ukraine. Discussion surrounding energy has reignited after the Biden administration has made it clear that they will fight Russia with climate in mind, and refused to put sanctions on oil knowing that our country needs it. Callahan explains the benefit of being energy independent, telling how initiatives such as the Keystone Pipeline would have helped hugely in pushing back against Putin’s horrific actions. Then, Giordano spends the remainder of the hour providing updates on the invasion into Ukraine, taking callers offering countering opinions on who’s to blame, and how President Biden should proceed. (Photo by Jeff J Mitchell/Getty Images)
Dave Callahan, president of the Marcellus Shale Corporation, rejoins the Dom Giordano Program to discuss the topic of energy through the lens of the Russian invasion into Ukraine. Discussion surrounding energy has reignited after the Biden administration has made it clear that they will fight Russia with climate in mind, and refused to put sanctions on oil knowing that our country needs it. Callahan explains the benefit of being energy independent, telling how initiatives such as the Keystone Pipeline would have helped hugely in pushing back against Putin’s horrific actions. (Photo by Drew Angerer/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Giordano welcomes in Brian Brase, one of the organizers of the ‘People’s Convoy’ working its way across the country, with a multitude of truckers and citizens protesting governmental overreach during the Coronavirus pandemic. First, Giordano gets an update on the convoy from Brase, with him telling that they’re working their way through New Mexico today, and also revealing the multiple aspects of the Biden administration that the truckers are protesting. Then, Giordano asks Brase to respond to those online who suggest the convoy should be placed on hold while the Ukraine situation unfolds. Then, Giordano asks Brase for some information on what they will do when they arrive in Washington, and ask what they expect to face when they arrive in the Capitol.
Then, after spending most of the hour debating the Russian invasion of Ukraine, Dom Giordano welcomes back in media critic Neal Zoren to hear what’s worth watching on TV. First, Giordano asks Neal Zoren for his answer to today’s side question, asking Neal for his favorite episode of television of all time. Then, Neal Zoren tells us what’s coming up that he’s looking forward to, including the debut of the next seasons of both Ozark and Better Call Saul. (Photo by Mario Tama/Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom Giordano led off the Dom Giordano Program by discussing the unfolding situation in Ukraine as Putin and the Russians invade and drop bombs on the country’s biggest cities. Giordano weighs the impact that the Keystone Pipeline would have on sanctions that Biden can place on the Russians, and argues the value of energy independence in situations such as these. Then, Giordano and producer Dan debate what they would like to hear from former President Donald Trump at this weekend’s CPAC conference, with Giordano telling why he thinks it would only hurt Trump if he were to dunk on President Biden. After that, Giordano takes callers offering countering opinions on the situation, with others telling why they’d like to see a show from Trump. (Photo by Joe Raedle/Getty Images)
In today’s second hour, Giordano welcomes in Brian Brase, one of the organizers of the ‘People’s Convoy’ working its way across the country, with a multitude of truckers and citizens protesting governmental overreach during the Coronavirus pandemic. First, Giordano gets an update on the convoy from Brase, with him telling that they’re working their way through New Mexico today, and also revealing the multiple aspects of the Biden administration that the truckers are protesting. Then, Giordano asks Brase to respond to those online who suggest the convoy should be placed on hold while the Ukraine situation unfolds. Then, Giordano asks Brase for some information on what they will do when they arrive in Washington, and ask what they expect to face when they arrive in the Capitol. (Photo by Mario Tama/Getty Images)
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Full Hour | To lead off today’s second hour, Fox29’s ace morning reporter Steve Keeley returns to the Dom Giordano Program to discuss an interview he had with Mayor Jim Kenney on the street, regarding a potential return of a debate around safe injection sites in Philadelphia. Yesterday, both Keeley and Giordano learned through sources that Kenney would be meeting with Safehouse to discuss using DOJ funds to implement a safe injection site in the city. Kenney told Keeley that he is sick of seeing people die, and believes that there is a 7 out of 10 chance that we see a safe injection site in Philadelphia. Also, Keeley reveals the horrible homicide numbers in Philadelphia, and tells a little about the way he grew up.
Then, Councilman Mark Squilla returns to the Dom Giordano Program to discuss the potential for a safe injection site. Squilla has joined the show often in the past as the strongest council person pushing back against the sites, serving districts most at risk for having a site plopped down, including South Philadelphia and Kensington. First, Squilla tells Giordano what he’s heard about a potential meeting between Mayor Kenney and Safehouse last night, discussing whether the change in tone by the DOJ could allow safe injection sites, after previously being shot down by U.S. Attorney Bill McSwain. Then, Squilla expresses why he’s against the sites in his district, taking listeners inside the situation playing out in Kensington, telling that he believes it will only make things worse. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by discussing the situation unfolding in Ukraine after Russia bombed multiple areas overnight. Giordano hones in on one aspect of the crisis, being progressives who continue to spew rhetoric such as John Kerry, who asked for Putin to be kind to the climate in his invasion of Ukraine. Then, Giordano takes aim at conservatives who continue to try and bastardize President Trump’s “America First” narrative, such as Mitt Romney who suggested the shortsightedness of the strategy was a catalyst for what we’re seeing unfold.
Then, State Senator Ed Durr checks in after taking office following his incredible underdog victory against former State Senate President Steve Sweeney. First, Giordano thanks Durr for his doodle submission for the upcoming Radiothon. Then, Giordano asks Durr what he’s seen first-hand in Trenton, with Durr breaking down the failures he’s recognized in the Murphy administration, particularly concerning vaccine mandates and voter identification. After that, Durr tells that he’ll be heading to the Salem County Fairgrounds to speak to a trucker convoy making its way through New Jersey to protest overbearing vaccine mandates set forth by both the State and Federal government. (Photo by Justin Sullivan/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Michael Taylor, attorney for school board candidate Margie Miller, rejoins the Dom Giordano Program to provide an update on an interview held a few weeks ago, after a suit was filed calling into question the 4 vote win for Miller in the Downingtown School Board race. Taylor tells us that the Supreme Court has thrown out the case, noting that the board of elections operated correctly, solidifying Millers seat on the board. Then, Taylor gives the lesson to learn in the situation, with Taylor explaining that the opposition will use every tactic they can to get their way.
Then, Dom circles back to Biden’s speech about the Russian invasion into Ukraine, summarizing what took place during the reporter questioning. After that, Giordano spends the remainder of the hour grading the Biden press conference and telling what should be done instead. Giordano then makes an observation about how this potential war will effect gas prices in the United States, and takes caller reports of what gas prices look like around the region. (Photo by Getty Images)
Michael Taylor, attorney for Downingtown school board candidate Margie Miller, rejoins the Dom Giordano Program to provide an update on an interview held a few weeks ago, after a suit was filed calling into question the 4 vote win for Miller in the Downingtown School Board race. Taylor tells us that the Supreme Court has thrown out the case, noting that the board of elections operated correctly, solidifying Millers seat on the board. Then, Taylor gives the lesson to learn in the situation, with Taylor explaining that the opposition will use every tactic they can to get their way. (Photo by Getty Images)
State Senator Ed Durr checks in after taking office following his incredible underdog victory against former State Senate President Steve Sweeney. First, Giordano thanks Durr for his doodle submission for the upcoming Radiothon. Then, Giordano asks Durr what he’s seen first-hand in Trenton, with Durr breaking down the failures he’s recognized in the Murphy administration, particularly concerning vaccine mandates and voter identification. After that, Durr tells that he’ll be heading to the Salem County Fairgrounds to speak to a trucker convoy making its way through New Jersey to protest overbearing vaccine mandates set forth by both the State and Federal government.
Fox29’s ace morning reporter Steve Keeley returns to the Dom Giordano Program to discuss an interview he had with Mayor Jim Kenney on the street, regarding a potential return of a debate around safe injection sites in Philadelphia. Yesterday, both Keeley and Giordano learned through sources that Kenney would be meeting with Safehouse to discuss using DOJ funds to implement a safe injection site in the city. Kenney told Keeley that he is sick of seeing people die, and believes that there is a 7 out of 10 chance that we see a safe injection site in Philadelphia. Also, Keeley reveals the horrible homicide numbers in Philadelphia, and tells a little about the way he grew up. (Photo by Aaron P. Bernstein/Getty Images)
Councilman Mark Squilla returns to the Dom Giordano Program to discuss the potential for a safe injection site. Squilla has joined the show often in the past as the strongest council person pushing back against the sites, serving districts most at risk for having a site plopped down, including South Philadelphia and Kensington. First, Squilla tells Giordano what he’s heard about a potential meeting between Mayor Kenney and Safehouse last night, discussing whether the change in tone by the DOJ could allow safe injection sites, after previously being shot down by U.S. Attorney Bill McSwain. Then, Squilla expresses why he’s against the sites in his district, taking listeners inside the situation playing out in Kensington, telling that he believes it will only make things worse. (Photo by Spencer Platt/Getty Images)
Full Hour | To lead off today’s third hour, Congressman Brian Fitzpatrick joins the Dom Giordano Program to discuss the situation unfolding in Ukraine. Yesterday, Fitzpatrick sent out a press release, writing, “As we have done before with other rogue powers, it is time for the United States to send a clear message: if Russia insists on directly violating the sovereignty of another state and jeopardizing global security, there will be severe and sweeping economic consequences. President Biden’s strategy of restraint and ‘invasion first, sanctions later’ is no longer an effective means of deterring Putin’s aggression and imminent full-scale invasion of Ukraine. No more half-measures. We need to impose immediate, crippling sanctions that strike at the heart of Putin’s corrupt regime and the Russian economy, bring about a permanent end to the Nord Stream 2 pipeline, and remove Russia from the SWIFT international banking and payments system.” Fitzpatrick explains why he feels that this could help bring peace to the region, and tells why economic sanctions are the best way to push back against the Russian invasion.
Then, after playing today’s Money Melody, Dom circles back to the anti-American rhetoric coming from both the Left and the Right, bringing back up a tweet made by Candace Owens that suggests that Americans are at fault for being the aggressors in wars through history. Then, Giordano brings up comments made by a Representative from Arizona centered on the potential truck convoy protesting mandates in the US, who noted that trucks should be seized and given to smaller truck companies. (Photo by Zach Gibson/Getty Images)
Congressman Brian Fitzpatrick joins the Dom Giordano Program to discuss the situation unfolding in Ukraine. Yesterday, Fitzpatrick sent out a press release, writing, “As we have done before with other rogue powers, it is time for the United States to send a clear message: if Russia insists on directly violating the sovereignty of another state and jeopardizing global security, there will be severe and sweeping economic consequences. President Biden’s strategy of restraint and ‘invasion first, sanctions later’ is no longer an effective means of deterring Putin’s aggression and imminent full-scale invasion of Ukraine. No more half-measures. We need to impose immediate, crippling sanctions that strike at the heart of Putin’s corrupt regime and the Russian economy, bring about a permanent end to the Nord Stream 2 pipeline, and remove Russia from the SWIFT international banking and payments system.” Fitzpatrick explains why he feels that this could help bring peace to the region, and tells why economic sanctions are the best way to push back against the Russian invasion. (Photo by Anna Moneymaker/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, FOP Lodge 5 President John McNesby rejoins Dom Giordano to discuss why he and the FOP have filed a lawsuit against the city of Philadelphia over a change in policing to be enacted this week. Previously on the show, McNesby joined to reveal that Philadelphia City Council had approved a bill that would restrict traffic stops by police officers. First, Giordano and McNesby discuss the bill itself, telling the restrictions set on police, with McNesby lamenting that Mayor Kenney continues to call the city unsafe while not only refusing to fix the situation, but also making it harder for police to keep streets safe. McNesby takes us inside the lawsuit, telling what he hopes comes from the suit, and telling why policies like these only further the lawlessness rhetoric in Philadelphia.
Then, John Ondrasik, front man for Five for Fighting, returns to the Dom Giordano Program to discuss his continued effort to raise awareness for our vets, particularly after the shoddy withdrawal from Afghanistan by the Biden Administration. First, Giordano asks Ondrasik about his new series titled “Meet the Heroes,” which tells the stories of our nation’s heroes. Then, Giordano asks Ondrasik about the response to his great protest song “Blood on My Hands,” and the disappointing media reaction compared to protest songs that favor Leftist causes. In addition, Ondrasik announces when he’ll be returning to the Philadelphia region. (Photo by Larry W. Smith/Getty Images)
John Ondrasik, front man for Five for Fighting, returns to the Dom Giordano Program to discuss his continued effort to raise awareness for our vets, particularly after the shoddy withdrawal from Afghanistan by the Biden Administration. First, Giordano asks Ondrasik about his new series titled “Meet the Heroes,” which tells the stories of our nation’s heroes. Then, Giordano asks Ondrasik about the response to his great protest song “Blood on My Hands,” and the disappointing media reaction compared to protest songs that favor Leftist causes. In addition, Ondrasik announces when he’ll be returning to the Philadelphia region. (Photo by Elsa/Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by offering his opinion on the situation unfolding in Ukraine as Russia begins their invasion, discussing comments made by conservative commentator Candace Owens who suggested that we as Americans are the reason for the aggression by Russia. Then, Giordano discusses a new lawsuit filed by John McNesby and the FOP against the city of Philadelphia looking to reverse lax laws concerning traffic stops. After that, Giordano circles back to Owens’ comments to have a debate with Dan, discussing whether or not Americans are the aggressors in this situation.
Then, Dr. Mehmet Oz returns to the Dom Giordano Program to update the audience on his run for Senate in the state of Pennsylvania. First, Giordano asks Oz for what he’s hearing during town halls that he’s been holding throughout the state. Then, Giordano asks Dr. Oz for his thoughts on Ukraine. Dr. Oz explains his take on the situation, telling that the Biden Administration treatment of energy topics has partially led us to this situation with Ukraine, and ties it back to the importance of the energy industry in the Keystone State. Also, Dr. Oz discusses Coronavirus restrictions in the state of Pennsylvania, and tells why he skipped out on the most recent debate. (Photo by Peter Muhly - WPA Pool/Getty Images)
Dr. Mehmet Oz returns to the Dom Giordano Program to update the audience on his run for Senate in the state of Pennsylvania. First, Giordano asks Oz for what he’s hearing during town halls that he’s been holding throughout the state. Then, Giordano asks Dr. Oz for his thoughts on Ukraine. Dr. Oz explains his take on the situation, telling that the Biden Administration treatment of energy topics has partially led us to this situation with Ukraine, and ties it back to the importance of the energy industry in the Keystone State. Also, Dr. Oz discusses Coronavirus restrictions in the state of Pennsylvania, and tells why he skipped out on the most recent debate. (Photo by Slaven Vlasic/Getty Images for Advertising Week New York)
In today’s second hour, FOP Lodge 5 President John McNesby rejoins Dom Giordano to discuss why he and the FOP have filed a lawsuit against the city of Philadelphia over a change in policing to be enacted this week. Previously on the show, McNesby joined to reveal that Philadelphia City Council had approved a bill that would restrict traffic stops by police officers. First, Giordano and McNesby discuss the bill itself, telling the restrictions set on police, with McNesby lamenting that Mayor Kenney continues to call the city unsafe while not only refusing to fix the situation, but also making it harder for police to keep streets safe. McNesby takes us inside the lawsuit, telling what he hopes comes from the suit, and telling why policies like these only further the lawlessness rhetoric in Philadelphia. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Dom welcomes back in former Philadelphia District Attorney Seth Williams to address comments made by current DA Larry Krasner after today’s press conference regarding the spike in carjackings. After the press conference, when pressed why a carjacking ringleader was allowed back out on the streets, Krasner told a Fox29 reporter to ask Seth Williams why the perpetrator was free. Giordano offers Seth Williams the room to defend himself, with Seth telling that the victims in these situations should come first rather than the continued jump to pass blame. Then, Seth takes us inside the transition between his office and the Krasner office, and tells how Krasner continues to con voters to support him.
Then, after playing today’s Money Melody, Giordano discusses the situation unfolding in Ukraine as Biden took to the stage to announce sanctions placed on the country for their actions. Giordano offers his thoughts on the situation, and delves into whether this should be considered an ‘invasion.’ Also, Giordano discusses a punch thrown by Michigan Coach Juwan Howard and the punishment he faces, but argues that the handshake line is outdated and should be optional. (Photo by Peter Klaunzer - Pool/Keystone via Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Giordano leads off by asking listeners who it is, if they could only pick one person, that they trust the most when it comes to Coronavirus advice. This leads Giordano and producer Dan to a conversation about the same topic, with both offering Marty Makary and CHOP’s Dr. Paul Offit as respective answers. Then, Giordano plays back a clip from after today’s Philadelphia press conference addressing the spike in crime in which Larry Krasner tried to pass blame onto former DA Seth Williams.
Then, former U.S. Attorney Bill McSwain, gubernatorial candidate for Pennsylvania, returns to the Dom Giordano Program to discuss multiple issues playing out throughout the Commonwealth. First, Giordano asks McSwain about a pledge he signed promising to not raise taxes on citizens of Pennsylvania, with the candidate telling that he’s the only candidate to sign a similar pledge. Then, Giordano asks McSwain to take us back to the relationship between his office while serving as U.S. Attorney and officials in Philadelphia including Mayor Jim Kenney and District Attorney Larry Krasner, after the Mayor thanked the feds for their assistance in getting carjackings under control. After that, Dom broadens the topic to criminal justice, asking McSwain how we’ve gotten to the point we are in Philadelphia, and hearing what he’d do if he were Governor to hold city officials accountable. (Photo by CDC/Getty Images)
In today’s third hour, Dom welcomes back in former Philadelphia District Attorney Seth Williams to address comments made by current DA Larry Krasner after today’s press conference regarding the spike in carjackings. After the press conference, when pressed why a carjacking ringleader was allowed back out on the streets, Krasner told a Fox29 reporter to ask Seth Williams why the perpetrator was free. Giordano offers Seth Williams the room to defend himself, with Seth telling that the victims in these situations should come first rather than the continued jump to pass blame. Then, Seth takes us inside the transition between his office and the Krasner office, and tells how Krasner continues to con voters to support him. (Photo by Scott Heins/Getty Images)
Former U.S. Attorney Bill McSwain, gubernatorial candidate for Pennsylvania, returns to the Dom Giordano Program to discuss multiple issues playing out throughout the Commonwealth. First, Giordano asks McSwain about a pledge he signed promising to not raise taxes on citizens of Pennsylvania, with the candidate telling that he’s the only candidate to sign a similar pledge. Then, Giordano asks McSwain to take us back to the relationship between his office while serving as U.S. Attorney and officials in Philadelphia including Mayor Jim Kenney and District Attorney Larry Krasner, after the Mayor thanked the feds for their assistance in getting carjackings under control. After that, Dom broadens the topic to criminal justice, asking McSwain how we’ve gotten to the point we are in Philadelphia, and hearing what he’d do if he were Governor to hold city officials accountable. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom Giordano led off the Dom Giordano Program by breaking down a press conference held just an hour earlier by Mayor Jim Kenney, District Attorney Larry Krasner, and other law enforcement officials discussing what they’re doing to combat the massive spike in car-jackings in and around Philadelphia. First, Giordano sets the stage by playing back a 6ABC reporter who laid forth the arrest of a Johnathon Akubu, which the Philadelphia police allege was a carjacking ringleader. Then, Giordano plays back clips from Mayor Kenney, who pushed blame for the spike in crime to the lawmakers in Harrisburg who refuse to strengthen gun laws. Dom takes umbrage with this suggestion, telling how both the Mayor and DA continue to turn a blind eye to what their ‘revolutionary’ policies have done to lead us to this point. Then, Giordano discusses the invasion of Ukraine by the Russians, telling why he doesn’t think it’s sinful to suggest that Joe Biden looks weak in dealing with the issue.
Then, candidate for United States Senate in Pennsylvania and Philadelphia attorney George Bochetto returns to the Dom Giordano Program to discuss a debate between senate candidates last night. First, Giordano asks what was heard behind the scenes about the candidates who chose not to appear at the debate, including Dr. Oz and David McCormick, two of the heaviest spenders in the election. Then, Giordano asks for Bochetto’s opinion on the news coming out of Ukraine as Russian President Putin begins his invasion into the contested country. After that, Bochetto tells Dom why he believes he could capture a moderate voter, an incredibly important task in the swing state of Pennsylvania. (Photo by Getty Images)
Candidate for United States Senate in Pennsylvania and Philadelphia attorney George Bochetto returns to the Dom Giordano Program to discuss a debate between senate candidates last night. First, Giordano asks what was heard behind the scenes about the candidates who chose not to appear at the debate, including Dr. Oz and David McCormick, two of the heaviest spenders in the election. Then, Giordano asks for Bochetto’s opinion on the news coming out of Ukraine as Russian President Putin begins his invasion into the contested country. After that, Bochetto tells Dom why he believes he could capture a moderate voter, an incredibly important task in the swing state of Pennsylvania. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | To lead off today’s third hour, attorney-extraordinaire Wally Zimolong returns to the Dom Giordano Program to discuss new from the Pennsylvania Supreme Court that further helps negate the expansion of absentee-voting set forth in the most recent election under the guise of the pandemic. Zimolong take us inside the situation, telling what the implications a decision in favor of removing the new rules would have in upcoming elections, and tell what the opinion means for precedent.
Then, after playing today’s Money Melody, Giordano discusses analysis by Ross Tucker on the performance of transgendered swimmer Lia Thomas, in which the CBS analyst alleges that the swimmer turned down her performance to appear more competitive to the other athletes. (Photo by Kathryn Riley/Getty Images)
To lead off today’s third hour, attorney-extraordinaire Wally Zimolong returns to the Dom Giordano Program to discuss new from the Pennsylvania Supreme Court that further helps negate the expansion of absentee-voting set forth in the most recent election under the guise of the pandemic. Zimolong take us inside the situation, telling what the implications a decision in favor of removing the new rules would have in upcoming elections, and tell what the opinion means for precedent. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | To lead off the second hour, Professor Alan Dershowitz returns to the Dom Giordano Program to break down the two-year sentence given to police officer Kim Potter for the manslaughter of Daunte Wright. Potter fatally shot Wright during a traffic stop when she allegedly meant to grab a Taser instead of a gun. First, though, Giordano and Dershowitz have an in-depth discussion about the performance of Presidents while in office on today’s President’s Day, including the anniversary of FDR’s culmination of Japanese internment camps. Then, Dershowitz and Giordano delve into the sentence given to Potter, telling of the politicking behind the scenes and the implications that race held on the decision.
Then, Giordano circles back to a topic discussed in the first hour, bringing back up the CDC’s performance during the pandemic, telling of a story in the New York Times discussing the lack of transparency from the organization. Giordano tells why it’s incredibly important for the CDC to lay all their cards on the table, and explains how holding information is detrimental. (Photo by Getty Images)
Professor Alan Dershowitz returns to the Dom Giordano Program to break down the two-year sentence given to police officer Kim Potter for the manslaughter of Daunte Wright. Potter fatally shot Wright during a traffic stop when she allegedly meant to grab a Taser instead of a gun. First, though, Giordano and Dershowitz have an in-depth discussion about the performance of Presidents while in office on today’s President’s Day, including the anniversary of FDR’s culmination of Japanese internment camps. Then, Dershowitz and Giordano delve into the sentence given to Potter, telling of the politicking behind the scenes and the implications that race held on the decision. (Photo by Mario Tama/Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by wishing listeners a Happy ‘George Washington’s Birthday,’ and tells why he thinks President’s Day only diminishes the legacy of Washington himself. Then, Giordano offers some news regarding voter integrity here in Pennsylvania, telling of a case won in the Commonwealth Court that calls into question the vote counting in the most recent election. Then, Giordano reveals that the CDC has adjusted their speech guidelines, adding an extra 6 months to speech development seemingly due to implications from masking and Coronavirus. In addition, Giordano gives his annual big list of his top Presidents of all time, and tells about a controversy in Bucks County over the blocking of a constituent’s number. (Photo by Hulton Archive/Getty Images)
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Dom Giordano, WPHT host and former teacher, has dedicated much of his daily show toward parents who are taking it into their own hands to push back against school boards that have a negative impact on their children. This has culminated in a weekly podcast on education, Readin', Writin', and Reason, which has allowed wonderful relationships to develop between Giordano, educators, and parents throughout the country who are speaking out against overbearing school boards.
First, Beth Ann Rosica, executive director of Back to School PA PAC, returns to discuss multiple issues playing out on the micro-local scale at school board meetings throughout Pennsylvania. First, Giordano and Rosica discuss the decision by Conestoga officials to call an emergency virtual day over ‘threatening statements’ concerning masking, after students in the Tredyffrin/Easttown school walked out to protest overbearing masking mandates. Then, Giordano and Rosica discuss a situation playing out in Chester County, with parents filing a petition to recall board members after continued frustration over baseless mandates.
Then, Conestoga High father Andrew McLellan and his attorney Gary Samms join Dom to discuss a controversy unfolding at the high school in the Tredyffrin-Easttown school district after threats were levied following a student-ran walkout protesting masking mandates. McLellan’s son was one of many who faced violent and racist threats after being one of the organizers of the protest, which stems from a lawsuit presented by McLellan and other parents against the district over overbearing mask mandates. McLellan and Samms contextualize the situation from their viewpoint, and tell what the school district has done to lead both parents and students feeling they have no other option than to create a disruption.
Finally, Kenny Xu, author of An Inconvenient Minority: The Attack on Asian American Excellence and the Fight for Meritocracy, returns to discuss a recall election out in San Francisco due to treatment of Asian students in the school district. Xu sets the stage for the situation unfolding in San Francisco, telling of the demographic makeup of the city and the strength of the Asian-American community. Also, Giordano asks Xu about the mindset of those who call Asian-Americans ‘white adjacent,’ telling how the racist notion only counters the narrative those who employ it hope to perpetuate.
In today’s final hour, Giordano leads off by announcing the newest doodle he’s received in the lead up to this year’s Radiothon, in which Giordano will auction off regular guest doodles to raise money for the Travis Manion Foundation. Then, Giordano tells the result of the most recent race swam by Penn Swimmer Lia Thomas, revealing that the transgendered swimmer won her race by 7 seconds, which is more of a distance than that of which Secretariat won in his incredible Belmont performance. In addition, Giordano circles back to the Freedom Convoy in Canada, playing back a clip from Deputy Prime Minister Freeland, who revealed that the Canadian government has started to freeze financial accounts of those supporting the protest. (Photo by Alex Kent/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Bill Kelly, former Abington Police Chief and President of Pennsylvania’s Chiefs of Police, rejoins the Dom Giordano Program to break down a situation that unfolded this week over in Abington. Through a source, Giordano received a police report about an incident in which an officer had to deploy his Taser after mental health representatives could not contain and only triggered a suicidal gentleman yielding a knife. Giordano and Kelly break down the situation, and discuss how this reflects upon the push to send a mental health response crisis team instead of police officers in similar incidents. In addition, Kelly and Giordano discuss reports out of Philadelphia of sluggish 9-1-1 response times and no answers, with Kelly offering his expertise on how the city could cut down on these ridiculous wait times.
Then, Lou Gaul returns to the Dom Giordano Program to take us to the movies. First, Giordano and Lou discuss the upcoming President’s Day, giving their favorite politically-based films, which turns into a discussion of Daniel Day-Lewis’s performance as Lincoln. Then, Giordano and Lou discuss the anniversary of Rush Limbaugh’s passing, with Lou telling which celebrity passing had a deep impact on his career. Finally, Gaul previews the Oscars, including the trio of hosts announced, and tells what movie he’s looking forward to. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom Giordano led off the Dom Giordano Program by discussing first a story out of Abington in which mental health officers responded to an incredibly violent situation, and regrettably only escalated the horrific situation. Then, Giordano ties the crime in suburbia to the rampant crime in Philadelphia under the reign of District Attorney Larry Krasner, and plays back a clip of Senator Ted Cruz grilling a Biden judicial nominee over her ties to Krasner.
Then, Dr. Nicole Saphier, best-selling author of Panic Attack: Playing Politics with Science in the Fight Against COVID-19 and medical correspondent for Fox News, returns to the Dom Giordano Program to discuss issues centered around the Coronavirus pandemic. Giordano and Saphier break down the controversy over masking in schools, with Dr. Saphier assessing the risk of both masking and leaving children unmasked in classrooms. In addition, Giordano asks Saphier about the head of CDC and their lack of transparency, and asks Saphier for her thoughts on why natural immunity continues to be ignored as a potential solution for the pandemic.
Dr. Nicole Saphier, best-selling author of Panic Attack: Playing Politics with Science in the Fight Against COVID-19 and medical correspondent for Fox News, returns to the Dom Giordano Program to discuss issues centered around the Coronavirus pandemic. Giordano and Saphier break down the controversy over masking in schools, with Dr. Saphier assessing the risk of both masking and leaving children unmasked in classrooms. In addition, Giordano asks Saphier about the head of CDC and their lack of transparency, and asks Saphier for her thoughts on why natural immunity continues to be ignored as a potential solution for the pandemic. (Photo by Getty Images)
Bill Kelly, former Abington Police Chief and President of Pennsylvania’s Chiefs of Police, rejoins the Dom Giordano Program to break down a situation that unfolded this week over in Abington. Through a source, Giordano received a police report about an incident in which an officer had to deploy his Taser after mental health representatives could not contain and only triggered a suicidal gentleman yielding a knife. Giordano and Kelly break down the situation, and discuss how this reflects upon the push to send a mental health response crisis team instead of police officers in similar incidents. In addition, Kelly and Giordano discuss reports out of Philadelphia of sluggish 9-1-1 response times and no answers, with Kelly offering his expertise on how the city could cut down on these ridiculous wait times. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s third hour, John Ricciuti, a citizen out in Radnor, joins the Dom Giordano Program to discuss the push back in the town against the installation of a CBD Kratom shop near a Middle School. First, Gioradano asks Ricciuti for his objections against Kratom, with Ricciuti telling why he sees the opening as a detriment to both Radnor residents and kids at the middle school. Then, Ricciuti and his partner Jill Frechie tell of the fears that they have surrounding Kratom, and tell whether or not they would be comfortable with a similar store away from the middle school.
Then, Kenny Xu, author of An Inconvenient Minority: The Attack on Asian American Excellence and the Fight for Meritocracy, returns to the show to discuss a recall election out in San Francisco due to treatment of Asian students in the school district. Xu sets the stage for the situation unfolding in San Francisco, telling of the demographic makeup of the city and the strength of the Asian-American community. Also, Giordano asks Xu about the mindset of those who call Asian-Americans ‘white adjacent,’ telling how the racist notion only counters the narrative those who employ it hope to perpetuate. (Photo by Lauren DeCicca/Getty Images)
In today’s third hour, John Ricciuti, a citizen out in Radnor, joins the Dom Giordano Program to discuss the push back in the town against the installation of a CBD Kratom shop near a Middle School. First, Gioradano asks Ricciuti for his objections against Kratom, with Ricciuti telling why he sees the opening as a detriment to both Radnor residents and kids at the middle school. Then, Ricciuti and his partner Jill Frechie tell of the fears that they have surrounding Kratom, and tell whether or not they would be comfortable with a similar store away from the middle school. (Photo by Joe Raedle/Getty Images)
Kenny Xu, author of An Inconvenient Minority: The Attack on Asian American Excellence and the Fight for Meritocracy, returns to the show to discuss a recall election out in San Francisco due to treatment of Asian students in the school district. Xu sets the stage for the situation unfolding in San Francisco, telling of the demographic makeup of the city and the strength of the Asian-American community. Also, Giordano asks Xu about the mindset of those who call Asian-Americans ‘white adjacent,’ telling how the racist notion only counters the narrative those who employ it hope to perpetuate. (Photo by Justin Sullivan/Getty Images)
Jay Cameron, Litigation Director at the Justice Centre for Constitution Freedoms, the organization representing Canada’s ‘Freedom Convoy’, joins the show to take us inside the convoy making international news. First, Giordano asks for an overall update as to where things stand, with Cameron telling Dom of initiatives by the Canadian government to combat the constitutionally-legal protest. Then, Giordano asks Cameron to discuss what those who support the protest face, to which Cameron explains how many industries are tied in with the Canadian government in dealing out damage to protestors. After that, Cameron solidifies what it is that the truckers are protesting, with the attorney explaining that it isn’t only vaccine mandates, but also economic closures and classism. (Photo by Minas Panagiotakis/Getty Images)
Margot Cleveland, senior contributor to the Federalist, rejoins the Dom Giordano Program to take us inside her investigation into questionable actions during the 2020 election in Delaware County. Cleveland has been looking into the situation that unfolded in Delaware County, with voting officials telling on video obtained through a source that it would be impossible to reconcile some precincts’ voter sheets. Cleveland tells us what this means for the 2020 election, and gives us evidence she’s uncovered that points to what seems to be rampant fraud. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | To lead off today’s second hour, Jay Cameron, Litigation Director at the Justice Centre for Constitution Freedoms, the organization representing Canada’s ‘Freedom Convoy’, joins the show to take us inside the convoy making international news. First, Giordano asks for an overall update as to where things stand, with Cameron telling Dom of initiatives by the Canadian government to combat the constitutionally-legal protest. Then, Giordano asks Cameron to discuss what those who support the protest face, to which Cameron explains how many industries are tied in with the Canadian government in dealing out damage to protestors. After that, Cameron solidifies what it is that the truckers are protesting, with the attorney explaining that it isn’t only vaccine mandates, but also economic closures and classism.
In addition, Giordano plays back a clip from Democratic Senator Jon Tester, who alleged that the Democratic brand is ‘toxic’ because Democrats don’t show up for rural voters. Dom takes umbrage with this suggestion, noting that it isn’t the messaging but the policies that turn off the majority of rural voters. Giordano then takes callers to hear what they believe is wrong with the Democratic Party. Finally, Giordano sends it off to his producer Dan for some Dan Time with Dom, in which the producer reveals his top 5 performances in film and television by non-actors. (Photo by Minas Panagiotakis/Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by discussing comments made this week in Philadelphia Police Commissioner Danielle Outlaw’s press conference, in which she blamed a new mental health script for delays when calling 9-1-1. Then, Giordano reads back a letter written to Phil Murphy by an elementary school child concerning masking, which kicks off a conversation about masking mandates in and around the Philadelphia region. After that, Giordano reveals breaking news of a 12 year old who was charged with murder after stomping a victim to death during a carjacking. Dom asks his producer and his listeners whether the parents of the 12 year old should face an investigation and charges.
Then, Margot Cleveland, senior contributor to the Federalist, rejoins the Dom Giordano Program to take us inside her investigation into questionable actions during the 2020 election in Delaware County. Cleveland has been looking into the situation that unfolded in Delaware County, with voting officials telling on video obtained through a source that it would be impossible to reconcile some precincts’ voter sheets. Cleveland tells us what this means for the 2020 election, and gives us evidence she’s uncovered that points to what seems to be rampant fraud. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Col. Allen B. West returns to the Dom Giordano Program to discuss both the political climate in Texas and the situation unfolding between Russia and Ukraine. First, Giordano asks West, a Republican candidate for Texas governor, about the Democratic front-runner in the gubernatorial race, Beto O’Rourke, and the message sent by Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, telling that it is ‘inevitable’ that Texas turns blue.
Then, after playing today’s Money Melody, Giordano circles back to Philadelphia Mayor Jim Kenney’s press conference held today, in which he told people to just ‘wear their damn mask,’ passed blame toward Florida and Texas, and alleged that his decision to counter Philadelphia restaurateur calls to open early saved lives. Finally, Dom circles back to the main topic of the previous hour, discussing the legality and safety of Kratom, after a local township opened a CBD Kratom dispensary only a block away from a middle school. (Photo by Kevin Hagen/Getty Images)
In today’s third hour, Col. Allen B. West returns to the Dom Giordano Program to discuss both the political climate in Texas and the situation unfolding between Russia and Ukraine. First, Giordano asks West, a Republican candidate for Texas governor, about the Democratic front-runner in the gubernatorial race, Beto O’Rourke, and the message sent by Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, telling that it is ‘inevitable’ that Texas turns blue. (Photo by David Silverman/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom welcomes back Yeadon Police Chief Anthony ‘Chachi’ Paparo for another update on an unfolding situation in the suburban borough of Philadelphia, after Paparo learned from a lower ranking officer that his job was in jeopardy for his skin color. After a back and forth, and allegations of overspending and being offered severance, Paparo finally got word that he instead will receive due process in a potential termination. Tomorrow night, the town council will hold a meeting to discuss the termination of Chief Paparo. Chief tells us what he expects to hear at tomorrow evening’s meeting, and tells how he’s been doing while facing the controversy.
Then, Giordano brings up a listener email asking for his thoughts on Kratom, a substance sold in head shops along with CBD that is facing some push back, after a business revealed plans to set up shop in Radnor near a middle school. After that, Giordano leads into a conversation centered on the Biden administration push to enable addiction by distributing drug kits featuring crack pipes.
Dom Giordano welcomes back Yeadon Police Chief Anthony ‘Chachi’ Paparo for another update on an unfolding situation in the suburban borough of Philadelphia, after Paparo learned from a lower ranking officer that his job was in jeopardy for his skin color. After a back and forth, and allegations of overspending and being offered severance, Paparo finally got word that he instead will receive due process in a potential termination. Tomorrow night, the town council will hold a meeting to discuss the termination of Chief Paparo. Chief tells us what he expects to hear at tomorrow evening’s meeting, and tells how he’s been doing while facing the controversy. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by recapping today’s press conference held by Philadelphia Mayor Jim Kenney which offered a new tiered system to dig the city out of the Coronavirus pandemic. First, Giordano plays back some clips from the press conference, including a sound bite in which Jim Kenney tried arguing that had he listened to restauranteurs, at least 2,000 more people would have died. Then, Dom notices that throughout the press conference, Kenney stresses the importance of ‘following the rules’ concerning Coronavirus, which sets him off, asking why Kenney won’t follow his own words of advice when dealing with crime as we continue to see record-setting numbers. Then, Giordano takes umbrage with a suggestion by gubernatorial candidate Bill McSwain concerning Larry Krasner, telling why he believes the strategy employed by McSwain, which would restructure how the District Attorney is instated, won’t hold as much weight as a potential impeachment. (Photo by Bryan Bedder/Getty Images for MoveOn)
Full Hour | In today’s final hour, Giordano leads off by telling the story of former Olympian and Levi’s executive Jennifer Sey, who had to quit her long-time post at Levi’s after expressing her views on school closures during Coronavirus. Giordano tells why he takes issue with the response that Ley received, and explains why he holds her in very high regard. Then after playing his Money Melody for the day, Giordano reveals the ratings for this year’s Super Bowl, telling that it was the worst-rated game in 50 years, but tells that streaming may be the main reason for the decrease as popularity seems at an all time high. After that, Giordano discusses the groundbreaking result of the Durham investigation into Hillary Clinton’s campaign and spying of the Trump campaign, and tells why the media refuses to cover the issue. Then, Giordano tells more updates in and around Krasnerland, the name he’s given the crime-ridden Philadelphia under the reign of DA Larry Krasner, telling what Republicans are and aren’t doing in Harrisburg to combat the relentless reign of Krasner. (Photo by Dave Kotinsky/Getty Images for Levis)
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Conestoga High father Andrew McLellan and his attorney Gary Samms join the Dom Giordano Program to discuss a controversy unfolding at the high school in the Tredyffrin-Easttown school district after threats were levied following a student-ran walkout protesting masking mandates. McLellan’s son was one of many who faced violent and racist threats after being one of the organizers of the protest, which stems from a lawsuit presented by McLellan and other parents against the district over overbearing mask mandates. McLellan and Samms contextualize the situation from their viewpoint, and tell what the school district has done to lead both parents and students feeling they have no other option than to create a disruption.
Then, Giordano continues the discussion centered on the controversy at Conestoga High School, asking listeners what they drew from the interview with Samms and McLellan. After that, Giordano and his producers discuss the side question in depth, taking caller suggestions for great songs for a first dance between a bride and a groom. Finally, producer Dan brings his Dan Time with Dom, providing an update on both the Ben Simmons and James Harden introductory press conferences after the trade between the Philadelphia 76ers and Brooklyn Nets. (Photo by Tim Nwachukwu/Getty Images)
Conestoga High father Andrew McLellan and his attorney Gary Samms join the Dom Giordano Program to discuss a controversy unfolding at the high school in the Tredyffrin-Easttown school district after threats were levied following a student-ran walkout protesting masking mandates. McLellan’s son was one of many who faced violent and racist threats after being one of the organizers of the protest, which stems from a lawsuit presented by McLellan and other parents against the district over overbearing mask mandates. McLellan and Samms contextualize the situation from their viewpoint, and tell what the school district has done to lead both parents and students feeling they have no other option than to create a disruption. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by discussing a situation unfolding at Conestoga High School, after threats started to fly following a student walk out to protest masking mandates in the Tredyffrin Easttown school district. Then, Giordano discusses Ben Simmons comments made in his introductory press conference for the Brooklyn Nets, lamenting that Simmons continues to lean on a false mental health as justification for his actions over the last half year. Also, Giordano asks his side question for the day, telling that because of Dan’s upcoming wedding, he’d love to hear suggestions for a first dance song. Then, Giordano gives an update on Krasnerland, the name he’s given the crime-ridden Philadelphia under the reign of Larry Krasner, telling of a new ‘mental health script’ that 911 operators have to read, leading to extended wait times when dialing the emergency service. (Photo by Tim Nwachukwu/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Peter Rex, CEO of Rex Teams, a tech and real-estate firm, joins the Dom Giordano Program to discuss a piece he penned for the Wall Street Journal telling of the hostility in Silicon Valley toward those who hold religious beliefs. In the piece, Rex writes of the HBO show Silicon Valley, and draws comparisons to its real life counterpart, particularly a scene in which a co-worker is ‘outed’ not for being gay, but for being religious. Rex tells that this underlying notion is indeed a reality in Silicon Valley, telling that there’s a prevalence of a lack of faith and an idea of hubris that they are too smart for belief.
Then, Beth Ann Rosica, executive director of Back to School PA PAC, returns to the Dom Giordano Program to discuss multiple issues playing out on the micro-local scale at school board meetings throughout Pennsylvania. First, Giordano and Rosica discuss the decision by Conestoga officials to call an emergency virtual day over ‘threatening statements’ concerning masking, after students in the Tredyffrin/Easttown school walked out to protest overbearing masking mandates. Then, Giordano and Rosica discuss a situation playing out in Chester County, with parents filing a petition to recall board members after continued frustration over baseless mandates. (Photo by Getty Images)
Beth Ann Rosica, executive director of Back to School PA PAC, returns to the Dom Giordano Program to discuss multiple issues playing out on the micro-local scale at school board meetings throughout Pennsylvania. First, Giordano and Rosica discuss the decision by Conestoga officials to call an emergency virtual day over ‘threatening statements’ concerning masking, after students in the Tredyffrin/Easttown school walked out to protest overbearing masking mandates. Then, Giordano and Rosica discuss a situation playing out in Chester County, with parents filing a petition to recall board members after continued frustration over baseless mandates. (Photo by Getty Images)
In today’s third hour, Peter Rex, CEO of Rex Teams, a tech and real-estate firm, joins the Dom Giordano Program to discuss a piece he penned for the Wall Street Journal telling of the hostility in Silicon Valley toward those who hold religious beliefs. In the piece, Rex writes of the HBO show Silicon Valley, and draws comparisons to its real life counterpart, particularly a scene in which a co-worker is ‘outed’ not for being gay, but for being religious. Rex tells that this underlying notion is indeed a reality in Silicon Valley, telling that there’s a prevalence of a lack of faith and an idea of hubris that they are too smart for belief. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | Dom leads off the second hour of today’s show by offering an update on crime in Krasnerland, the new name he’s given the crime-ridden Philadelphia under the reign of District Attorney Larry Krasner, telling of more businesses leaving the city due to theft and a flashmob of teens ravaging businesses downstairs. Then, Giordano goes back to a conversation centered on the Super Bowl, revealing politicians and celebrities who were caught on camera maskless, including LA Mayor Garcetti.
Then, Paul Mango, Deputy Chief of Staff for the Department of Health and Human Services under President Trump, returns to the Dom Giordano Program to discuss his new book, Warp Speed: Inside the Operation that Beat COVID, the Critics, and the Odds. Mango takes us inside the Trump administration as they tried to instrument dexterity to combat the rapid spread of Coronavirus while facing harsh media criticism. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by offering his opinion on the Super Bowl yesterday, including what he thought about the Pepsi Halftime Show, which ended with Eminem kneeling to protest police at the end. Giordano uses this as an opportunity to bring up the war on police pervading the nation, explaining why the message of the halftime show is nothing but detrimental to the fabric of society. Also, Giordano reveals the job that Michele Tafoya will be going to after her departure from NBC’s NFL coverage, and tells of a school district in Pennsylvania doing some funky things.
Then, Gates McGavick, director of strategic communications at the RNC, joins the Dom Giordano Program to discuss why the RNC has decided to sue Bucks County, Pennsylvania to push for heightened transparency when it comes to ballot counting. McGavick explains that the RNC has tried getting answers for a situation that unfolded in the county, and was only met with wall after wall when trying to get down to whether or not there was foul play involved, and tells that the only option at this point is bringing the county to court for answers. McGavick and the RNC allege that the county is refusing to share crucial information about how absentee ballots are counted, telling that the lack of transparency is unacceptable. (Photo by Kevin C. Cox/Getty Images)
Gates McGavick, director of strategic communications at the RNC, joins the Dom Giordano Program to discuss why the RNC has decided to sue Bucks County, Pennsylvania to push for heightened transparency when it comes to ballot counting. McGavick explains that the RNC has tried getting answers for a situation that unfolded in the county, and was only met with wall after wall when trying to get down to whether or not there was foul play involved, and tells that the only option at this point is bringing the county to court for answers. McGavick and the RNC allege that the county is refusing to share crucial information about how absentee ballots are counted, telling that the lack of transparency is unacceptable. (Photo by Getty Images)
Then, Paul Mango, Deputy Chief of Staff for the Department of Health and Human Services under President Trump, returns to the Dom Giordano Program to discuss his new book, Warp Speed: Inside the Operation that Beat COVID, the Critics, and the Odds. Mango takes us inside the Trump administration as they tried to instrument dexterity to combat the rapid spread of Coronavirus while facing harsh media criticism. (Photo by Scott Olson/Getty Images)
1210WPHT host Dom Giordano and his producer Dan Borowski bring a new podcast, Krasnerland: Crime Watch, a weekly chronicle of Philadelphia crime as it continues to skyrocket under District Attorney Larry Krasner.
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Dom Giordano, WPHT host and former teacher, has dedicated much of his daily show toward parents who are taking it into their own hands to push back against school boards that have a negative impact on their children. This has culminated in a weekly podcast on education, Readin', Writin', and Reason, which has allowed wonderful relationships to develop between Giordano, educators, and parents throughout the country who are speaking out against overbearing school boards.
First, Olympic Champion Swimmer and CEO of Champion Women Nancy Hogshead-Makar joins the podcast to discuss why her organization has decided to speak out against transgendered Penn swimmer Lia Thomas. First, Giordano asks Hogshead-Makar for her general thoughts on the discussion that has risen in the wake of Thomas centered on transgendered individuals competing in women’s sports. Then, Giordano and Hogshead-Makar discuss the UPenn situation individually, with Hogshead-Makar telling how the Penn swimmers feel after having the rug taken from under their feet competitively. In addition, Hogshead-Makar tells what could be done against an administration who stands strongly behind Thomas, even levying threats toward contesting swimmers, and explains how she and her organization plan to push back.
Then, Mark Hemingway, Senior Writer at RealClearInvestigations, joins the podcast to discuss a commentary piece he penned for the great website, focusing on the rise of parental input into curriculum decisions throughout the country. In the piece, Hemingway writes of the spinning of the effort into ‘book banning’ by the Left, particularly centered on the removal of Maus from a Tennessee school. Hemingway, who sits on a school board himself, explains why parental input is incredibly important, and tells the differences between parental input and ‘book burning.’
Finally, attorney Bruce Afran representing FreeNJKids returns to discuss the news that Governor Phil Murphy will be lifting the mask mandate beginning on March 7th. First, Giordano asks Afran for his overall thoughts on the change of tone, with Bruce explaining that it’s a little too little too late, asking why we still have to wait until early March to end the damage being done on children. Afran tells whether he plans to fight the new masking edicts, and offers his opinion on a situation playing out in Perkiomen over the constitutionality of their mask mandate.
Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Giordano leads off by resetting last hour’s story concerning the former school board member who doxed a student over a cancelation of a field trip, and reveals news around the Pfizer push to allow young children to get vaccinated. Then, Giordano reveals a new announcement by the Philadelphia Archdiocese, telling that children will be allowed to come to school without a mask beginning at the end of February. After playing a movie quote for today’s daily giveaway, Giordano returns to local discussion, lamenting about the state of Philadelphia under the current Democratic leadership.
Then, Yeadon Borough Council Member Liana Roadcloud joins the Dom Giordano Program to discuss the potential firing of Police Chief ‘Chachi’ Paparo allegedly over skin color. Roadcloud was one of the whistleblowers on the situation, with Chief Paparo, Yeadon Mayor Hepkins, and Roadcloud first making allegations against council members who they say told them wanted an African-American police chief to reflect the makeup of the town. Roadcloud takes us into the situation in which she heard this repeated suggestion from the Council Vice President, and tells that this member also offered the job to a lower-ranked officer. Also, Roadcloud tells why she’s decided to fight back, and tells how the residents of Yeadon have responded to the allegations. (Photo by Getty Images)
Yeadon Borough Council Member Liana Roadcloud joins the Dom Giordano Program to discuss the potential firing of Police Chief ‘Chachi’ Paparo allegedly over skin color. Roadcloud was one of the whistleblowers on the situation, with Chief Paparo, Yeadon Mayor Hepkins, and Roadcloud first making allegations against council members who they say told them wanted an African-American police chief to reflect the makeup of the town. Roadcloud takes us into the situation in which she heard this repeated suggestion from the Council Vice President, and tells that this member also offered the job to a lower-ranked officer. Also, Roadcloud tells why she’s decided to fight back, and tells how the residents of Yeadon have responded to the allegations. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Giordano leads off the hour by discussing a situation playing out in a local school district, in which a school board member and her child, who are unvaccinated, were blamed for the cancellation of Washington, D.C. Giordano takes umbrage with this, telling that the former school board member who brought this to light is partly doxing a teenager because of a loss in the recent election. Also, Giordano reveals the shooting of a SWAT member who has been taken to the hospital, and gets angry again at the state of Philadelphia under the reign of District Attorney Larry Krasner.
Then, Neal Zoren checks in for his biweekly review of what’s worth watching and some discussion centered on the world of television. First, Giordano and Zoren discuss Jeopardy! Hosts Miyam Bialik and Ken Jennings performance following the passing of Alex Trebek. Then, both Zoren and Giordano offer their thoughts on their recent favorite series Ozark, professing their love for the series and comparing it to Better Call Saul and Breaking Bad. Also, Zoren offers a critic’s opinion on the series of documentaries produced by Netflix, and tells the only hesitation he has while watching them. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom Giordano led off the Dom Giordano Program by offering a suggestion for the Philadelphia 76ers after the huge trade between the team and their rival Brooklyn Nets, which sent fallen star Ben Simmons for all-star guard James Harden. Giordano, mentioning past comments made about Hong Kong by owner Daryl Morey, suggests that the team sign human rights advocate Enes Freedom to become the new backup center. After playing a few clips from an interview between Lester Holt and President Biden, Giordano moves into a discussion centered on masking mandates, particularly in schools, and plays back a clip from a classroom in Las Vegas after teachers announced that children in the classroom no longer have to wear masks.
Then, Yeadon Police Chief Anthony Paparo, whose story we’ve followed closely here on the Dom Giordano Program, rejoins the show to provide an update on his potential firing, allegedly due to the color of his skin. Last week, the beloved-by-Yeadon Chief ‘Chachi’ broke down on air after leaving a meeting in which he was told to either resign and accept severance or face termination. After denying said request, the community bonded behind the official, and now council will be pursuing due process prior to making a termination decision. Paparo updates where things stand with their lawyers, and tells whether he’s hopeful after the newest developments in the situation. (Photo by Justin Sullivan/Getty Images)
Yeadon Police Chief Anthony Paparo, whose story we’ve followed closely here on the Dom Giordano Program, rejoins the show to provide an update on his potential firing, allegedly due to the color of his skin. Last week, the beloved-by-Yeadon Chief ‘Chachi’ broke down on air after leaving a meeting in which he was told to either resign and accept severance or face termination. After denying said request, the community bonded behind the official, and now council will be pursuing due process prior to making a termination decision. Paparo updates where things stand with their lawyers, and tells whether he’s hopeful after the newest developments in the situation. (Photo by Getty Images)
Dom Show Hour 3:
In the final hour of the Dom show, Dom discussed Joe Rogan sticking by Spotify after the controversy surrounding him and even being offered to leave Spotify for competitor Rumble. The prop bets come in for the annual Presidential interview with Biden and NBC on Super Bowl weekend and Fox29's Steve Keeley joins on the robberies at Septa subway stations City Hall and 30th Street's market Frankford line.
State Senator Jake Corman joined Dom to discuss the bloated spending plan in Governor Wolf's budget proposal for the State. He also gave an update on the impeachment proceedings against Philadelphia District Attorney Larry Krasner
Candidate for U.S. Senator of Pennsylvania Jeff Bartos joined Dom to discuss his campaign to save Main Street Pennsylvania and getting the federal government out of the way of every day citizens to live their lvies.
Fox29's Steve Keeley joined Dom to discuss the armed robberies that occurred over the weekend at City Hall and 30th Street's Market-Frankford line by the same perpetrators. He also gave an insight into the vote in Yeadon Township on the possible firing of the police chief.
Dom Show Hour 1:
In the first hour of the Dom Show, Dom discussed Reverend Al Sharpton reaching his own breaking point with the shoplifting crimes throughout NYC. Central Bucks school district has canceled the school trip to Washington DC over the Districts vaccine requirements and State Senator Jake Corman joins the show!
Dom Show Hour 2:
In the second hour of the Dom Show, Dom was joined by Candidate for U.S. Senator of Pennsylvania Jeff Bartos to discuss his campaign and his platform to save Main Street Pennsylvania. Also, the breaking news in the NBA of James Harden heading to the Philadelphia 76ers!
Senator Pat Toomey returns to the Dom Giordano Program for his monthly check-in to discuss topics and debates playing out on Capitol Hill in Washington, D.C. First, Giordano asks Toomey what can be done about the record-setting inflation we’ve seen during the Biden administration, with Toomey explaining that the Federal Reserve was a bit behind the buck in addressing the situation. Then, Giordano asks Toomey for his thoughts on the Beijing Olympics, as the Senator has been a staunch opponent to everything from communist China. (Photo by Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Dom Giordano leads off by discussing the change in tone in masking mandates as Democratic leaders start to drop mandates in their State. Then, Giordano brings back up the interview he had with Rep. Jeff Van Drew in the first hour centered on a Department of Health and Human Services initiative to provide funds to non-profit organizations for ‘clean drug use,’ including handing out kits including drug paraphernalia such as crack pipes and syringes.
Then, Senator Pat Toomey returns to the Dom Giordano Program for his monthly check-in to discuss topics and debates playing out on Capitol Hill in Washington, D.C. First, Giordano asks Toomey what can be done about the record-setting inflation we’ve seen during the Biden administration, with Toomey explaining that the Federal Reserve was a bit behind the buck in addressing the situation. Then, Giordano asks Toomey for his thoughts on the Beijing Olympics, as the Senator has been a staunch opponent to everything from communist China. (Photo by Getty Images)
Hollywood reporter and author Erich Schwartzel joins the Dom Giordano Program to discuss his new book, Red Carpet: Hollywood, China, and the Global Elite, which focuses on the relationship between Hollywood and China. In the book, Schwartzel explains that the world of Hollywood is the latest battleground in the tense and complex rivalry between the two world powers, noting the power of the Chinese box office, which has now surpassed the American box office. Then, Giordano asks Schwartzel about Chinese censorship, asking what they’ve done to films like Fight Club, and Schwartzel tells of the strong political opinions demanded by the Communist regime. In addition, Giordano discusses villains in Hollywood, including instances where the Chinese changed antagonist Chinese military members to North Korean military members, and the two discuss the pervasive cancel culture pulsating throughout Hollywood. (Photo by Frazer Harrison/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Giordano leads off by giving an update on the ‘Freedom Convoy’ protesting masking mandates in Canada, as truckers continue to try and cripple the Canadian economy to push back against the governmental overreach. Then, Giordano plays a montage of progressive media members commenting on the situation, with one after the other offering a more biased take on the situation.
After that, Hollywood reporter and author Erich Schwartzel joins the Dom Giordano Program to discuss his new book, Red Carpet: Hollywood, China, and the Global Elite, which focuses on the relationship between Hollywood and China. In the book, Schwartzel explains that the world of Hollywood is the latest battleground in the tense and complex rivalry between the two world powers, noting the power of the Chinese box office, which has now surpassed the American box office. Then, Giordano asks Schwartzel about Chinese censorship, asking what they’ve done to films like Fight Club, and Schwartzel tells of the strong political opinions demanded by the Communist regime. In addition, Giordano discusses villains in Hollywood, including instances where the Chinese changed antagonist Chinese military members to North Korean military members, and the two discuss the pervasive cancel culture pulsating throughout Hollywood.
Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by discussing the new national push to allow safe injection sites nationwide, a suggestion Giordano takes umbrage with the initiative, telling about the response of Philadelphians when it was tried on a local scale. Also, Giordano reveals that Rogan addressed his multiple controversies during a stand up show yesterday, saying that it’s not his fault if people take medical advice from a guy who used to host Fear Factor.
Then, Congressman Jeff Van Drew returns to the Dom Giordano Program to discuss a statement he sent out concerning the new push by the Department of Health and Human Services to fund a grant that will allocate taxpayer resources to fund safe injection sites and other controversial treatments for addiction. First, Giordano asks for Van Drew to address claims made on Twitter that Van Drew is only speaking out against this because he’s “pro-big pharma,” which Van Drew chuckles at and outright denies. Then, Van Drew explains why he’s taken such a strong stand against the HHS, and tells that he’s shocked that anybody could support an initiative that would use taxpayer funds to pay for crack pipes for addicts. In addition, Van Drew explains why he’s asked for a censure of Liz Cheney, and responds to Nancy Pelosi’s comments about athletes at the Beijing Olympics. (Photo by Drew Angerer/Getty Images)
Congressman Jeff Van Drew returns to the Dom Giordano Program to discuss a statement he sent out concerning the new push by the Department of Health and Human Services to fund a grant that will allocate taxpayer resources to fund safe injection sites and other controversial treatments for addiction. First, Giordano asks for Van Drew to address claims made on Twitter that Van Drew is only speaking out against this because he’s “pro-big pharma,” which Van Drew chuckles at and outright denies. Then, Van Drew explains why he’s taken such a strong stand against the HHS, and tells that he’s shocked that anybody could support an initiative that would use taxpayer funds to pay for crackpipes for addicts. In addition, Van Drew explains why he’s asked for a censure of Liz Cheney, and responds to Nancy Pelosi’s comments about athletes at the Beijing Olympics. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Filmmaker Dinesh D’Souza returns to the Dom Giordano to discuss his upcoming film focusing on election fraud. In the new film, 2000 Mules, D’Souza takes on an investigation into the highly controversial 2020 election, following alleged ballot stuffing using geo-trackers to follow what he’s labeled ‘mules,’ who do the bidding for organizations hoping to stuff boxes. D’Souza tells Giordano about the investigation, telling certain anecdotes that can be found in the film, and tells listeners where they can watch both the freshly released trailer and the upcoming documentary.
Then, Giordano spends time talking about the change in tone by New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy on masking mandates, playing back a clip from an interview on CNN. Giordano also plays back the clip of a mother who argued that her daughters are being negatively affected by her school district’s masking policies. Also, Giordano reveals the newest doodle he’s received for an upcoming fundraiser, and Dan offers his Dan Time with Dom, giving the best picture nominees for this year’s Oscars.
Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Yeadon Mayor Rohan Hepkins joins the Dom Giordano Program to offer his opinion on the controversy playing out in his borough over the firing of their police chief allegedly over racial issues. Here on the Dom Giordano Program, we’ve been following the story of Chief Anthony ‘Chachi’ Paparo, who learned recently that his job was in jeopardy for the sole reason of him being white. First, Mayor Hepkins gives the in-depth details of the Chief’s performance in office, telling that Paparo has done an absolutely incredible job while serving in his position. Then, Hepkins tells whether there have been allegations of heavy-handedness in the department, to which he outright denies, telling that the community relations presented by Paparo’s administration has been fantastic.
Then, Olympic Champion Swimmer and CEO of Champion Women Nancy Hogshead-Makar joins the Dom Giordano Program to discuss why her organization has decided to speak out against transgendered Penn swimmer Lia Thomas. First, Giordano asks Hogshead-Makar for her general thoughts on the discussion that has risen in the wake of Thomas centered on transgendered individuals competing in women’s sports. Then, Giordano and Hogshead-Makar discuss the UPenn situation individually, with Hogshead-Makar telling how the Penn swimmers feel after having the rug taken from under their feet competitively. In addition, Hogshead-Makar tells what could be done against an administration who stands strongly behind Thomas, even levying threats toward contesting swimmers, and explains how she and her organization plan to push back. (Photo by Getty Images)
Filmmaker Dinesh D’Souza returns to the Dom Giordano to discuss his upcoming film focusing on election fraud. In the new film, 2000 Mules, D’Souza takes on an investigation into the highly controversial 2020 election, following alleged ballot stuffing using geo-trackers to follow what he’s labeled ‘mules,’ who do the bidding for organizations hoping to stuff boxes. D’Souza tells Giordano about the investigation, telling certain anecdotes that can be found in the film, and tells listeners where they can watch both the freshly released trailer and the upcoming documentary. (Photo by Shannon Finney/Getty Images)
Yeadon Mayor Rohan Hepkins joins the Dom Giordano Program to offer his opinion on the controversy playing out in his borough over the firing of their police chief allegedly over racial issues. Here on the Dom Giordano Program, we’ve been following the story of Chief Anthony ‘Chachi’ Paparo, who learned recently that his job was in jeopardy for the sole reason of him being white. First, Mayor Hepkins gives the in-depth details of the Chief’s performance in office, telling that Paparo has done an absolutely incredible job while serving in his position. Then, Hepkins tells whether there have been allegations of heavy-handedness in the department, to which he outright denies, telling that the community relations presented by Paparo’s administration has been fantastic. (Photo by Getty Images)
Olympic Champion Swimmer and CEO of Champion Women Nancy Hogshead-Makar joins the Dom Giordano Program to discuss why her organization has decided to speak out against transgendered Penn swimmer Lia Thomas. First, Giordano asks Hogshead-Makar for her general thoughts on the discussion that has risen in the wake of Thomas centered on transgendered individuals competing in women’s sports. Then, Giordano and Hogshead-Makar discuss the UPenn situation individually, with Hogshead-Makar telling how the Penn swimmers feel after having the rug taken from under their feet competitively. In addition, Hogshead-Makar tells what could be done against an administration who stands strongly behind Thomas, even levying threats toward contesting swimmers, and explains how she and her organization plan to push back. (Photo Credit: Tony Duffy/ALLSPORT)
Bill McSwain, gubernatorial candidate in Pennsylvania, returns to the Dom Giordano Program to discuss multiple issues playing out across the state in the lead up to the coming election. In this week’s interview, McSwain offers his thoughts on the continued spike in crime in the city and ways to address it, tells what he thinks about masking mandates after a change of tone by Democrats such as New Jersey governor Phil Murphy, and tells of the importance of school choice. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom Giordano led off the Dom Giordano Program by discussing a new initiative by the Biden administration to legalize safe injection sites, something that Philadelphians have been fighting against for years. Then, Giordano plays back a clip from the Howard Stern Show, with the host asking Al Michaels to make a stand during the Super Bowl and tell people to get vaccinated. After that, Giordano takes aim at Randi Weingarten, president of the American Federation of Teachers, who joined MSNBC to offer her support for reduction of masking mandates after over a year of pushing back against the suggestion.
Then, Bill McSwain, gubernatorial candidate in Pennsylvania, returns to the Dom Giordano Program to discuss multiple issues playing out across the state in the lead up to the coming election. In this week’s interview, McSwain offers his thoughts on the continued spike in crime in the city and ways to address it, tells what he thinks about masking mandates after a change of tone by Democrats such as New Jersey governor Phil Murphy, and tells of the importance of school choice. (Photo by Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s final hour, attorney Bruce Afran representing FreeNJKids returns to the Dom Giordano Program to discuss the news that Governor Phil Murphy will be lifting the mask mandate beginning on March 7th. First, Giordano asks Afran for his overall thoughts on the change of tone, with Bruce explaining that it’s a little too little too late, asking why we still have to wait until early March to end the damage being done on children. Afran tells whether he plans to fight the new masking edicts, and offers his opinion on a situation playing out in Perkiomen over the constitutionality of their mask mandate.
Then, Chief Anthony Paparo of Yeadon, PA, returns to the Dom Giordano Program for an update on a situation featured last week on the show. Last week, it was revealed in the DelCo Times that Paparo’s job was in jeopardy over his race, for the sole reason of being white. Paparo told last time that he discovered this after one of his very trusted deputies approached him with the news after being offered to succeed him in the position. This time, Paparo reveals that after a meeting today with the Mayor and Council President, the chief antagonist in the situation, he learned that his job was indeed in jeopardy. In the meeting, Paparo was told he would be let go and was offered severance, telling the justification centers on his need to pay officers overtime during the George Floyd riots. In an incredibly emotional interview, Paparo tells the people of Yeadon how much they mean to him, and tells why he loves the profession of policing so much. (Photo by Eduardo Munoz Alvarez/Getty Images)
In today’s final hour, attorney Bruce Afran representing FreeNJKids returns to the Dom Giordano Program to discuss the news that Governor Phil Murphy will be lifting the mask mandate beginning on March 7th. First, Giordano asks Afran for his overall thoughts on the change of tone, with Bruce explaining that it’s a little too little too late, asking why we still have to wait until early March to end the damage being done on children. Afran tells whether he plans to fight the new masking edicts, and offers his opinion on a situation playing out in Perkiomen over the constitutionality of their mask mandate. (Photo by Eduardo Munoz Alvarez/Getty Images)
Then, Chief Anthony Paparo of Yeadon, PA, returns to the Dom Giordano Program for an update on a situation featured last week on the show. Last week, it was revealed in the DelCo Times that Paparo’s job was in jeopardy over his race, for the sole reason of being white. Paparo told last time that he discovered this after one of his very trusted deputies approached him with the news after being offered to succeed him in the position. This time, Paparo reveals that after a meeting today with the Mayor and Council President, the chief antagonist in the situation, he learned that his job was indeed in jeopardy. In the meeting, Paparo was told he would be let go and was offered severance, telling the justification centers on his need to pay officers overtime during the George Floyd riots. In an incredibly emotional interview, Paparo tells the people of Yeadon how much they mean to him, and tells why he loves the profession of policing so much.
Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom leads off the Dom Giordano Program by giving updates around the Joe Rogan controversy, telling that Dwayne ‘The Rock’ Johnson has withdrawn his support for the broadcaster after a montage video came out of all the times Rogan used the n-word. Giordano plays back a clip of the Rock from the early 2000s in which he mocks Chinese people, and asks where we’re supposed to draw the line for past indiscretions in today’s highly censored world.
Then, Margot Cleveland, writer for The Federalist, joins the Dom Giordano Program to discuss her groundbreaking investigative report into voter fraud in Delaware County, Pennsylvania. According to a whistleblower and video obtained by Cleveland, precincts lacked a valid chain of custody for provisional ballots cast in the 2020 election. In the videos, officials can be seen confused over whether or not bags carrying provisional ballots should be locked during transport, for example. In addition, Cleveland tells details about snafus in security around ‘v drives,’ removable drives that contain election results obtained from the county’s voting machines. (Photo by Kevin Winter/Getty Images)
Full Hour | Today, Dom Giordano led off the Dom Giordano Program by bouncing between a couple topics centered on both the national and local scale. First, Giordano gives an update on Krasnerland, the term he’s given the new unsafe Philadelphia under the reign of District Attorney Larry Krasner, telling of a trend over the weekend of subway assaults, and gives the grim news surrounding the continued spike in carjackings in the city. Then, Giordano takes aim at Pennyslvania Republicans who continue to drag their bums on supporting instilling accountability back into the District Attorney’s office.
Then, George Bochetto, attorney in Philadelphia and candidate for U.S. Senate in Pennsylvania, rejoins the Dom Giordano Program to discuss what he’s learned while traveling the state for his campaign. First, Giordano congratulates and asks Bochetto about an endorsement he received last week from Philadelphia’s FOP, with Bochetto explaining why he continues to support and assist police. Bochetto explains that the failure to support law enforcement by current administrators is outrageous, telling that the policies that Philadelphians have voted for only continue to damage the lives of those who voted for them. (Photo by Getty Images)
George Bochetto, attorney in Philadelphia and candidate for U.S. Senate in Pennsylvania, rejoins the Dom Giordano Program to discuss what he’s learned while traveling the state for his campaign. First, Giordano congratulates and asks Bochetto about an endorsement he received last week from Philadelphia’s FOP, with Bochetto explaining why he continues to support and assist police. Bochetto explains that the failure to support law enforcement by current administrators is outrageous, telling that the policies that Philadelphians have voted for only continue to damage the lives of those who voted for them. (Photo by Getty Images)
Margot Cleveland, writer for The Federalist, joins the Dom Giordano Program to discuss her groundbreaking investigative report into voter fraud in Delaware County, Pennsylvania. According to a whistleblower and video obtained by Cleveland, precincts lacked a valid chain of custody for provisional ballots cast in the 2020 election. In the videos, officials can be seen confused over whether or not bags carrying provisional ballots should be locked during transport, for example. In addition, Cleveland tells details about snafus in security around ‘v drives,’ removable drives that contain election results obtained from the county’s voting machines. (Photo by Getty Images)
1210WPHT host Dom Giordano and his producer Dan Borowski bring a new podcast, Krasnerland: Crime Watch, a weekly chronicle of Philadelphia crime as it continues to skyrocket under District Attorney Larry Krasner.
Dom Giordano, WPHT host and former teacher, has dedicated much of his daily show toward parents who are taking it into their own hands to push back against school boards that have a negative impact on their children. This has culminated in a weekly podcast on education, Readin', Writin', and Reason, which has allowed wonderful relationships to develop between Giordano, educators, and parents throughout the country who are speaking out against overbearing school boards.
First, Karin Majewski, special education teacher in Bucks County, joins the podcast to elaborate on a piece she penned for Broad and Liberty telling her story of leaving the teacher’s union. First, Giordano asks why Majewski has left the union, with the teacher explaining that the political ideology has become so strong and has moved so far left that she could no longer associate herself with the group. Majewski explains why others have been silent on the hyper-polarization of the union, telling that many teachers are upset with the new push toward leftist policies, but refuse to ask questions in fear of repercussions.
Then, John Gahagan, school board member in Mukilteo, Washington, joins the podcast after making national news after his school board decided to remove To Kill a Mockingbird from school reading lists. Gahagan and Giordano go back and forth, debating whether the content within the literary classic is beneficial or detrimental to the development of teenagers.
Full Hour | In today’s third hour Ian Smith, owner of the Atilis Gym, joins Dom Giordano Program to tell why he’s decided to run for Congress against Andy Kim. First, Giordano contextualizes the Atilis Gym story, beginning two years ago when Smith and his co-owner protested after Governor Murphy forced the gym to shut down due to Coronavirus. After a handful of long legal battles, Smith tells that he’s been driven to run to ensure that others don’t face the kind of governmental overreach that he himself had to face. In addition, Smith tells whether he was encouraged by the win by Ed Durr against Steve Sweeney, and tells what he hopes to accomplish if elected to office.
Then, Giordano moves into a discussion centered on China and the upcoming Beijing Olympics, playing back a clip from Mike Tirico’s opening for the Olympics, in which the host takes aim at China’s human rights violations, including the genocide of Uyghur’s in Northern China. Also, Dom touches back upon the Biden presser yesterday in NYC addressing the spike in crime, and provides an update on the situation involving a transgendered swimmer at UPenn. (Photo by: Getty Images/Getty Images North America)
Christian Toto of HollywoodinToto.com returns to the Dom Giordano Program for an in-depth discussion of multiple issues within pop culture. First, Dom asks whether Toto wrote about Joe Rogan in his newly released Virtue Bombs: How Hollywood Got Woke and Lost Its Soul, with Toto explaining that the entire book is relevant to the Rogan situation, being about the strange dichotomy of speaking out against the grain in a very biased Hollywood. Then, Giordano asks why musicians like Neil Young and broadcasters like Howard Stern have gone completely against their former counterculture-style approach to society in endorsing the overbearing silencing of countering views. (Photo by Alex Trautwig/Getty Images)
Full Hour | In today’s second hour of the Dom Giordano Program, Dom leads off with a story out of Lebanon County, with reports that the restaurant Taste of Sicily is under investigation for acting as a conduit to distribute Ivermectin to fight back against Coronavirus. Giordano tells why stories like these only further the questioning by those who have questions, telling that this blanket of mystery only contributes to vaccine hesitancy. Also, Giordano discusses a controversy over NARCAN dispensaries in the city, and callers join the show to offer alternative suggestions for combating the heroin epidemic.
Then Christian Toto of HollywoodinToto.com returns to the Dom Giordano Program for an in-depth discussion of multiple issues within pop culture. First, Dom asks whether Toto wrote about Joe Rogan in his newly released Virtue Bombs: How Hollywood Got Woke and Lost Its Soul, with Toto explaining that the entire book is relevant to the Rogan situation, being about the strange dichotomy of speaking out against the grain in a very biased Hollywood. Then, Giordano asks why musicians like Neil Young and broadcasters like Howard Stern have gone completely against their former counterculture-style approach to society in endorsing the overbearing silencing of countering views. (Photo by Getty Images)
Ian Smith, owner of the Atilis Gym, joins Dom Giordano Program to tell why he’s decided to run for Congress against Andy Kim. First, Giordano contextualizes the Atilis Gym story, beginning two years ago when Smith and his co-owner protested after Governor Murphy forced the gym to shut down due to Coronavirus. After a handful of long legal battles, Smith tells that he’s been driven to run to ensure that others don’t face the kind of governmental overreach that he himself had to face. In addition, Smith tells whether he was encouraged by the win by Ed Durr against Steve Sweeney, and tells what he hopes to accomplish if elected to office. (Photo by Mark Makela/Getty Images)