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)