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)