Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by offering updates on the continued pushback against Ivy League Universities after multiple leaders refused to condemn calls for genocide in front of Congress last week. Dom tells that Harvard has announced that they’ll stand by President Claudine Gay after continued claims of antisemitism, now noting that there have been claims of plagiarism levied against Gay due to a questionable doctoral thesis. Then, Dom offers up the side question of the day which references Biden’s trip to Philadelphia yesterday, asking for something or somebody associated with fire or firefighting. Then, Dom offers his thoughts on the new Obama-produced Netflix film ‘Leave the World Behind,’ telling that he thought there were solid performances throughout but disagrees with the message of the film.

Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Dom bounces off multiple topics throughout, first leading off the Dom Giordano Program by recapping President Joe Biden’s trip to Philadelphia, telling that Biden again repeated the lie of his house nearly burning down after a lightning strike. This leads Dom into a discussion about upcoming elections, offering his forecast of both the Democratic and Republican side of things. Then, Dom delves into topics centered on education, expressing the importance of merit and offering his diagnosis for what’s wrong with public schools. (Photo by Getty Images)

Dom welcomes Scott Presler back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss his shout out over the weekend by former President Donald Trump, who at an event for young Republicans called attention to his colleagues for driving the youth vote. Presler explains that President Trump is very aware of his work that he’s doing concerning mail-in balloting, a topic our Dom Show Person of the Year has joined to discuss, as he continues to roll out his app that hopes to teach conservatives to compete in elections in 2024 and forward. (Photo by Jeff Swensen/Getty Images)

In today’s second hour, Dom leads off by welcoming Beth Ann Rosica, author for Broad and Liberty, to hear about a concerning series of events that played out in the Upper Darby School District. In Broad and Liberty, Rosica reports that the increases in habitual truancy and violence continue to persist, while academically the school continues to underperform. This comes after prior reporting by Rosica of an attempt by the school to lower standards in a push for inclusion, with predictions of under-performance ringing true.

Dom welcomes in Fox News Legal Analyst Andy McCarthy for some updates on two legal cases dominating headlines, both the indictment of Hunter Biden and that of former President Donald Trump. First, McCarthy offers his overall thoughts on the continued trial of Donald Trump, suggesting why the former President has only grown in the polls since finding himself in legal trouble. Then, McCarthy offers his thoughts on the Hunter Biden indictment, telling of his expectations for what’s to come in the trial and whether the President’s son will serve time and whether it will have any implication on the upcoming Presidential election. (Photo by Alex Wong/Getty Images)

Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom leads off by welcoming Beth Ann Rosica, author for Broad and Liberty, to hear about a concerning series of events that played out in the Upper Darby School District. In Broad and Liberty, Rosica reports that the increases in habitual truancy and violence continue to persist, while academically the school continues to underperform. This comes after prior reporting by Rosica of an attempt by the school to lower standards in a push for inclusion, with predictions of underperformance ringing true.

Then, Dom welcomes Scott Presler back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss his shout out over the weekend by former President Donald Trump, who at an event for young Republicans called attention to his colleagues for driving the youth vote. Presler explains that President Trump is very aware of his work that he’s doing concerning mail-in balloting, a topic our Dom Show Person of the Year has joined to discuss, as he continues to roll out his app that hopes to teach conservatives to compete in elections in 2024 and forward. (Photo by Getty Images)

Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano by offering up some updates on the pushback against antisemitism on college campuses, telling why he’s in favor of the resignation of UPenn President Liz Magill. Dom tells of a column written by Will Bunch, which compares the calls for resignation to McCarthyism, explaining why the opinion is incredibly off-base. Then, Dom plays back a clip from SNL that’s gone viral for its controversial nature featuring a parody of Elise Stefanik and her questioning of University decision-makers in a hearing last week. Then, Dom delves into his updated forecasting of the upcoming Republican primary, telling why he’s anticipating an upcoming poll that will answer a lot of questions about both the front-runner Trump and those behind him.

Then, Dom welcomes in Fox News Legal Analyst Andy McCarthy for some updates on two legal cases dominating headlines, both the indictment of Hunter Biden and that of former President Donald Trump. First, McCarthy offers his overall thoughts on the continued trial of Donald Trump, suggesting why the former President has only grown in the polls since finding himself in legal trouble. Then, McCarthy offers his thoughts on the Hunter Biden indictment, telling of his expectations for what’s to come in the trial and whether the President’s son will serve time and whether it will have any implication on the upcoming Presidential election. (Photo by Drew Angerer/Getty Images)

Dom welcomes Congressman Jeff Van Drew onto the Dom Giordano Program after his stunning announcement this morning that he won’t be running for the Senate seat vacated by Bob Menendez. This comes just hours after an announcement that Van Drew will head Donald Trump’s re-election efforts in New Jersey. Also, Van Drew puts on his Judiciary Committee hat to comment on new developments around Hunter Biden, and previews what’s next in the continued fight against windmills off the Jersey Shore. (Photo by Joe Raedle/Getty Images)

Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom leads off the Dom Giordano Program by discussing a situation unfolding at a local Charter School, telling that the DEI officer at the school has posted some anti-Semitic social media posts. Dom reveals that this same person now sits on a local school board, pointing to the intertwining of the pro-Palestine rhetoric with progressive propagandists. Then, Dom delves into the economy, explaining why Biden no longer has any evidence to any positive outlook for the economy, and telling why inflation will be a huge detriment to Biden’s chances for re-election.

Then, Dom welcomes Pennsylvania Senate candidate Dave McCormick onto the Dom Giordano Program after he gave a speech yesterday about his prioritizing of China, explaining why he considers the Country to be one of, if not the biggest threat to America. McCormick stresses the importance of retaining our status as the economic leader of the World, offering Giordano his answer to the pushback of some conservatives to our continued involvement in foreign affairs.

Then, Dom welcomes in media critic Scott Cronick for an end of the year wrap-up. First, though, in memory of Norman Lear, Dom asks Cronick whether All in the Family is the best television show of all time, and whether Lear is the best show creator of all time. Then, Cronick offers up his best-of and worst-of-2023, telling of the deep depths that superhero-related media have fallen to. Finally, Cronick suggests the newest Godzilla offering from Japan, and tells that Fargo is the best television show currently on television. (Photo by Getty Images)

Dom welcomes in media critic Scott Cronick for an end of the year wrap-up. First, though, in memory of Norman Lear, Dom asks Cronick whether All in the Family is the best television show of all time, and whether Lear is the best show creator of all time. Then, Cronick offers up his best-of and worst-of-2023, telling of the deep depths that superhero-related media have fallen to. Finally, Cronick suggests the newest Godzilla offering from Japan, and tells that Fargo is the best television show currently on television. (Photo by Jason Mendez/Getty Images for Disney)