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)