Dom welcomes in Robin Shaffer, Spokesperson for Protect Our Coast New Jersey, back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss a new effort by New Jersey legislature to codify the effort for green energy and windmills into law. Robin explains how New Jersey Democrats are creating a landscape, a need, that they know will be filled by these types of companies that will force the unsightly and dangerous-to-marine-life windmills off the coast of the beloved Jersey Shore. (Photo by John Moore/Getty Images)

In today’s third hour, Dom welcomes in Maureen Faulkner, widow of slain Philadelphia Police Officer Danny Faulkner, who 42 years ago lost his life to Mumia Abu Jamal, an individual who’s since become a cult icon for the far Left. Faulkner tells her story and explains that she’s returning to Philadelphia from her home in California for an upcoming block party being held for injured officer Andy Chan, who was critically injured in January of 2019. Maureen tells that if you’d like to show your support for Philadelphia Police Officers, you can attend the event on Second Street between Chestnut and Market streets in Center City Philadelphia. Also, Faulkner offers her thoughts on a Pennsylvania lawmaker push to rewrite the rules for governmental pardons, which could potentially set her former husband’s killer free.

Then, Dom welcomes in Robin Shaffer, Spokesperson for Protect Our Coast New Jersey, back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss a new effort by New Jersey legislature to codify the effort for green energy and windmills into law. Robin explains how New Jersey Democrats are creating a landscape, a need, that they know will be filled by these types of companies that will force the unsightly and dangerous-to-marine-life windmills off the coast of the beloved Jersey Shore. (Photo by Christopher Furlong/Getty Images)

Dom welcomes in Maureen Faulkner, widow of slain Philadelphia Police Officer Danny Faulkner, who 42 years ago lost his life to Mumia Abu Jamal, an individual who’s since become a cult icon for the far Left. Faulkner tells her story and explains that she’s returning to Philadelphia from her home in California for an upcoming block party being held for injured officer Andy Chan, who was critically injured in January of 2019. Maureen tells that if you’d like to show your support for Philadelphia Police Officers, you can attend the event on Second Street between Chestnut and Market streets in Center City Philadelphia. Also, Faulkner offers her thoughts on a Pennsylvania lawmaker push to rewrite the rules for governmental pardons, which could potentially set her former husband’s killer free. (Photo by Jeff Fusco/Getty Images)

Dom welcomes Congressman Jeff Van Drew back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss multiple news stories breaking on Capitol Hill. First, Dom asks for Van Drew’s thoughts on Hunter Biden’s press conference today in the face of charges levied against him, and the potential for an impeachment of President Joe Biden due to alleged dealings in Hunter’s shady foreign affairs. Also, Van Drew offers his thoughts on the surveillance bill making its way through Congress, and preview what’s next in the continued fight against windmills off the coast of New Jersey. (Photo by Drew Angerer/Getty Images)

Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom continues the Dom Giordano Program by telling of push back against the push back against Claudine Gay. Dom tells that there are now social justice leaders such as Nikole Hannah-Jones who have claimed that the calls for Gay’s ousting are racist, which Dom refutes by asking why Magill of Penn was forced to step down while Gay continues to hold her position. Then, Dom tells that Governor Chris Sununu has endorsed Nikki Haley in her effort to secure the Republican nomination for President in the 2024 election.

Then, Dom welcomes Congressman Jeff Van Drew back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss multiple news stories breaking on Capitol Hill. First, Dom asks for Van Drew’s thoughts on Hunter Biden’s press conference today in the face of charges levied against him, and the potential for an impeachment of President Joe Biden due to alleged dealings in Hunter’s shady foreign affairs. Also, Van Drew offers his thoughts on the surveillance bill making its way through Congress, and preview what’s next in the continued fight against windmills off the coast of New Jersey. (Photo by Kevin Dietsch/Getty Images)

Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by offering a deep analysis into the trials of Donald Trump and Hunter Biden, and the political implications. First, Dom tells of his frustration with the Supreme Court decision to abide by a Jack Smith request to look at whether the former President should be criminally charged. Dom updates the timetable for the trial, explaining how the new timing changes the upcoming election, in favor for the former President. Then, Dom asks his question of the day, telling that today is Taylor Swift’s birthday, asking who listeners think should just go away.

Then, Dom welcomes in Pennsylvania State Representative Martina White to discuss a radical change forced through by Democrats in the middle of the night that changes a law on the state’s Pardon Board, allowing a pardon with only two-thirds vote instead of a full unanimous vote. This decision even covers inmates who received life sentences or the death penalty. Martina tells of the negative implications of such an extreme move by the Democrats, expressing her shock and frustration with their decision to do something like this. (Photo by Drew Angerer/Getty Images)

Dom welcomes in Pennsylvania State Representative Martina White to discuss a radical change forced through by Democrats in the middle of the night that changes a law on the state’s Pardon Board, allowing a pardon with only two-thirds vote instead of a full unanimous vote. This decision even covers inmates who received life sentences or the death penalty. Martina tells of the negative implications of such an extreme move by the Democrats, expressing her shock and frustration with their decision to do something like this. (Photo by Getty Images)

Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Dom welcomes Dr. Peter W. Wood back onto the Dom Giordano Program, author of the 1620 Project, to discuss how students in our colleges and universities have delved so far into antisemitism. Dom asks for Dr. Wood to contextualize the term ‘colonization,’ asking how the Left has turned the term into a label for victimhood, and how the term is wrongly applied to Jews.

Then, after playing Dom’s Money Melody, Dom notes that he’s launched the next matchup in his tournament for 2023 Dom Show Caller of the Year, taking a call from Leslie in Bryn Mawr, who’s faced up against Gary in Newton in the first round. Then, Dom tells about a concerning tidbit of news, telling of the regularity in which pharmacies share medical records with law enforcement agencies. (Photo by Getty Images)

Dom welcomes Dr. Peter W. Wood back onto the Dom Giordano Program, author of the 1620 Project, to discuss how students in our colleges and universities have delved so far into antisemitism. Dom asks for Dr. Wood to contextualize the term ‘colonization,’ asking how the Left has turned the term into a label for victimhood, and how the term is wrongly applied to Jews. (Photo by Getty Images)

Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom leads off the Dom Giordano Program by offering up his annual conversation centered on tipping. First, Dom tells of multiple professions that are now asking for tips, leading to a conversation with Dan about what jobs do indeed warrant a tip from a customer. Dan tells a story about a massage this morning and a live band he saw over the weekend, admitting his regret in not tipping either, which sets off a series of Tweets about the importance of tipping live bands and other professions. Then, Dom warns about Sara Biden, President Joe Biden’s sister-in-law, who’s now emerged as a central figure in the foreign dealings of the Biden family. (Photo by Getty Images)