Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Dom welcomes in Ralph Cipriano, who can be found at RalphCipriano.substack.com, onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss his most recent exchange with controversial Philadelphia District Attorney Larry Krasner. This week, Cipriano, in Krasner’s weekly press conference, pressed him on the edict set forth when first elected to reduce charges for anybody shoplifting a value of $500 or less. Krasner outright called Cipriano a liar, which prompted Giordano to invite the reporter on to tell what exactly happened. Cipriano discusses Krasner’s time in offer, telling of multiple times that he’s been removed from conferences for simply asking questions. Then, Dom continues the show by playing Dom's Money Melody and taking calls from listeners who offer their opinions on the topics presented throughout the day. (Photo by Scott Heins/Getty Images)

Full Hour | Then, Dom welcomes in Marc Morano, founder of ClimateDepot.com, back onto the Dom Giordano Program live from Dubai, as he attends the COP28: Global Climate Summit, the yearly summit in which liberal minds join to discuss how they can force individuals to further inconvenience themselves in the vein of climate alarmism. Morano reveals the vast number of private jets that have flown into the United Arab Emirates. Along with this little factoid about the jets, Morano, who also wrote The Politically Incorrect Guide to Climate Change, Morano points out the many other hypocrisies taking place at the summit, telling of the anti-American rhetoric propagated by alleged American leaders such as John Kerry.

Then, Dom continues the hour first by revisiting the side topic of the day, with Dan reading back some of the great tweets of listeners responding to unsolved mysteries that they’d love to know the truth behind. Then, Dom offers his forecast on the Republican primary, offering who he thinks is number 2 behind Donald Trump to secure the nominee. Then, in Dan Time with Dom, Dan shows his excitement about the return of Godzilla hype with two films in the news, and recommends The Covenant on Amazon Prime. (Photo by Sean Gallup/Getty Images)

Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by telling about what’s to come on the show, first leading off by stressing the importance of women’s sports, recalling yesterday’s testimony by Riley Gaines. Before proceeding, Dom reminds listeners to vote for this year’s Dom Show Person of the Year, with the poll available on his Twitter @DomShow1210. Then, Dom plays back clips from Gaines, AOC, and others from yesterday’s hearing into Trans sports, explaining why he’s one hundred percent in the same camp as Riley.

Then, Dom welcomes Brian Kilmeade, Fox News and 1210WPHT host and author of Teddy and Booker T: How Two American Icons Blazed a Path for Racial Equality, back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss his book tour and current events. First, Giordano and Kilmeade discuss Brian’s publicity tour, with Brian explaining some of the debates he’s had over what Giordano considers a book that should not garner controversy. Kilmeade tells a bit about Booker T. Washington, bringing listeners into the history behind the book and the American great’s relationship with President Theodore Roosevelt. Also, Kilmeade offers his thoughts on the topic at hand in the first hour, telling how important women’s sports is to him with two daughters playing college soccer. (Photo by Drew Angerer/Getty Images)

Dom welcomes in Dr. David Magerman, a large regular donor to UPenn, onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss why he’s told the University that he’ll no longer be donating due to their treatment of the antisemitism that has become rampant on their campus. Magerman, who has donated millions to the University, explains that October made things worse, but this has been a long seep at the University, telling that there’s been a downtrend in Orthodox Jewish students prior to their support of Palestine. Magerman tells what he hopes to see out of University moving forward. (Photo by Getty Images)

Dom welcomes in Springfield Township resident Angelina Banks, who spoke out yesterday at a town commissioners meeting against the council’s continued legal appeal to remove thin blue line insignia from their vehicles. Banks discusses her disappointment in the town, telling why she chose to speak out, explaining the unconstitutionality and the waste of taxpayer funds in an effort to make a political statement, one that she fears will only further drive good police away from her town. (Photo by Getty Images)

Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Dom welcomes in Dr. David Magerman, a large regular donor to UPenn, onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss why he’s told the University that he’ll no longer be donating due to their treatment of the antisemitism that has become rampant on their campus. Magerman, who has donated millions to the University, explains that October made things worse, but this has been a long seep at the University, telling that there’s been a downtrend in Orthodox Jewish students prior to their support of Palestine. Magerman tells what he hopes to see out of University moving forward. Then, Dom continues the hour by offering details about both the victims in the Macy's stabbing, and the culprit, who has a long rap sheet in surrounding counties. (Photo by Getty Images)

Full Hour | In today's second hour, Dom welcomes in Springfield Township resident Angelina Banks, who spoke out yesterday at a town commissioners meeting against the council’s continued legal appeal to remove thin blue line insignia from their vehicles. Banks discusses her disappointment in the town, telling why she chose to speak out, explaining the unconstitutionality and the waste of taxpayer funds in an effort to make a political statement, one that she fears will only further drive good police away from her town. Then, Dom offers more details about the Macy's shoplifter, telling of the multiple prior arrests of the assailant who stabbed two security guards, killing one. (Photo by Getty Images)

Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by discussing what’s to come on today’s show, then first moving into providing updates on yesterday’s horrible stabbing at Macy’s, with a shoplifting leaving one risk management employee dead and another injured. Then, Dom offers his thoughts on the continued War in Gaza, playing back a clip from the State Department which tells why Hamas hasn’t released their women hostages, horrifyingly explaining that Hamas doesn’t want these women to reveal what has been done to them in captivity. Then, Dom plays back some clips from Liz Cheney, who’s on a media crusade with a new book to tear down Donald Trump, warning on all the cable networks besides Fox that our country is kaput if we re-elect Trump. Then, Dom tells about a new op-ed in the Wall Street Journal that suggests the ‘Big College’ is the biggest threat to Americans. Dom agrees that this is a huge problem, but suggests that China is the number one threat, with Dan chiming in that he agrees, but the issues at the border should also be considered in the top three, as well. (Photo by Chris McGrath/Getty Images)

Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Dom welcomes in local grassroots conservative activist Scott Presler back onto the Dom Giordano Program after he hosted an event this weekend with Dom in attendance teaching local volunteers how to canvass, knock doors, and churn mail-in voting in effort to solidify future success for Republicans. Presler tells about a new app, Early Vote Action, that allows access to local registered Republicans where you live, making it much easier to knock as a volunteer, telling of the delays by local Republican parties in distributing similar information. Then, Dom continues the hour by floating between multiple topics, both local and national, spending some time providing updates on the stabbing that took place at the Center City Macy’s, and the upcoming release of Liz Cheney’s new book in which she warns of dire circumstances for our political future. (Photo by Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images)

In today’s second hour, Dom welcomes colleague Matt Zucker live from Israel to take us inside the country as the situation in Gaza continues. First, Zucker gives us a general look at how things have been from his viewpoint in Israel. Then, Dom asks for Zucker to summarize how Israelis are feeling about Biden’s response to the War, telling that many Israelis feel they’ve gotten mixed messaging from the sitting administration. Then, Zucker offers his thoughts on the rampant antisemitism breaking out throughout the Philadelphia region, telling how these incidents have been covered in local Israeli media.

Then, after hanging up with Zucker, Dom tells of some breaking news surrounding Hunter Biden, revealing that James Comer has released documents that prove Joe Biden received monthly payments from his son’s controversial dealings with foreign entities. Also, Dom tells about a new initiative by the VA to serve migrants, expressing his frustration with the difficulty that the VA presents for Veteran’s while providing support for something they’re uninvolved in.

After that, Dom welcomes Mark Houck back onto the Dom Giordano Program. First, Dom notes that Houck is one of his nominees for Person of the Year, reminding listeners of his long storyline that’s played out on the Dom Giordano Program. Houck first came to our attention as a pro-Life activist who was raided by the FBI after allegedly pushing a pro-Choice activist after his son was targeted. After this, which has since been proven wrong, Houck ran for a congressional seat. Now, Houck joins us because he’s filed a lawsuit against the Department of Justice for wrongful prosecution for their handling of his case. Houck relives what he went through, taking Dom through the day, and tells the negative implications of making headlines for false reasons. (Photo by Drew Angerer/Getty Images)