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)