Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by offering updates on the local Pennsylvania races for the open Senate seat and Governor of the Commonwealth. First, Dom recaps his interview yesterday with Republican Gubernatorial candidate Doug Mastriano, telling what he gathered in the long conversation with the candidate who rarely gives interviews to media sources. Then, Dom offers some thoughts on the race between Dr. Mehmet Oz and John Fetterman, leading him into an update on a new staffer who joined Fetterman’s team who has a very close relationship with Mumia Abu-Jabal. This story triggers a listener to blame Dom for keeping Mumia’s story alive, with Dom vehemently disagreeing and explaining that the Left continuously pushes for the release of the felon. Then, Dom swings over to a discussion centered on the Biden administration push to forgive student loans, playing back a portion of his Labor Day speech in front of the labor unions that allegedly support the edict. This leads Dom and his producers Dan and Jim to have some fun with some mumbling from President Biden.

Then, Dom plays back an interview from his Labor Day show yesterday with Doug Mastriano. First, Dom asks Mastriano about his repeated proposals for debates against Attorney General Josh Shapiro, in which the Senator demanded for fairness in debates which Shapiro seems hesitant to accept. Then, Dom asks for Mastriano to take listeners inside the behind-the-scenes of the recent Wilkes-Barre, PA rally with former President Donald Trump, with Mastriano explaining how much Pennsylvanians seem to love and support the campaigns and platforms of both he and Trump. Then, Dom asks Mastriano for some of the differentiators between his campaign and his opponent, with Mastriano telling of his stance on school choice in light of a completely changing narrative around public education. Also, Dom and Doug delve a bit into Mastriano’s military background, and discuss the way that the Left has demonized Mastriano as an extremist. (Photo by Spencer Platt/Getty Images)