Full hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by previewing that multiple suburban Philadelphia counties have come together to lay forth the unbelievable spike in violence in the suburbs due to policies set in Philadelphia. Then, Dom remembers Senator Dianne Feinstein after news broke that she passed away this morning, playing back a clip in which she handled herself nicely while dealing with Green New Deal protestors, and another where she claims that the Dogma lives within Amy Coney-Barrett.

Then, Dom welcomes in Judge Carolyn Carluccio, candidate for Pennsylvania’s Supreme Court, currently serving as Judge of Montgomery County Court. First, Carluccio tells a bit about her background, taking listeners through her journey as an attorney who later became the first ever female judge serving in Montgomery County’s Court of Common Please. Then, Carluccio offers how her Italian heritage weighs into her work ethic, explaining how she’d proudly serve as the first Italian-American Supreme Court Judge in Pennsylvania for 25 years. Then, Dom and Judge Carluccio delve into the issues, with Carluccio explaining her role in the debate and conversation centered in abortion. (Photo by Getty Images)

Dom welcomes Warrington Police Chief Daniel Friel onto the Dom Giordano Program. Friel, who also serves as the President of the Police Chief’s Association of Bucks and Montgomery County, yesterday spoke with other public safety leaders and elected officials, introducing bill packages in effort to combat policies coming out of Philadelphia that have led to an increase in crime in the suburbs. First, Friel explains the purpose of such a statement, offering statistics of certain crimes that have prevailed in the light of Philadelphia’s spike in crime, offering reasons why suburbs have been targeted for crime. Then, Friel and Giordano go through multiple initiatives launched by Philadelphia that have had a negative implication on the suburbs. (Photo by Getty Images)

Dom welcomes in Judge Carolyn Carluccio, candidate for Pennsylvania’s Supreme Court, currently serving as Judge of Montgomery County Court. First, Carluccio tells a bit about her background, taking listeners through her journey as an attorney who later became the first ever female judge serving in Montgomery County’s Court of Common Please. Then, Carluccio offers how her Italian heritage weighs into her work ethic, explaining how she’d proudly serve as the first Italian-American Supreme Court Judge in Pennsylvania for 25 years. Then, Dom and Judge Carluccio delve into the issues, with Carluccio explaining her role in the debate and conversation centered in abortion. (Photo by Getty Images)

Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Dom welcomes Matt Lamb, associate editor at the College Fix, back onto the Dom Giordano Program to hear what he’s been writing about on his great website. First, Lamb tells us about Brown University’s decision to honor noted cop killer Mumia Abu-Jamal, with the University’s John Hay Library holding a weekend long symposium titled ‘Voices of Mass Incarceration’ featuring writings and recorded audio of the convict. Then, Lamb tells Giordano about a controversy unfolding on Drexel’s campus, with students being forced to share bathrooms with the opposite sex even after opting out of the program.

Then, Dom welcomes Kevin Boden, Director of Home School Legal Defense Association International, onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss a situation playing out involving a German family. In Germany, Boden tells us, homeschooling is illegal. A family he’s working with has applied for asylum in the United States in effort to homeschool their children, telling the struggles they’ve faced in trying to become citizens. Dom uses this to exploit the questionable decisions made by those choosing who receives asylum, presenting the case of a family doing the right thing and facing trouble while the Biden administration continues their relaxed border policies.

Dom welcomes Kevin Boden, Director of Home School Legal Defense Association International, onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss a situation playing out involving a German family. In Germany, Boden tells us, homeschooling is illegal. A family he’s working with has applied for asylum in the United States in effort to homeschool their children, telling the struggles they’ve faced in trying to become citizens. Dom uses this to exploit the questionable decisions made by those choosing who receives asylum, presenting the case of a family doing the right thing and facing trouble while the Biden administration continues their relaxed border policies. (Photo by Getty Images)

Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom leads off the Dom Giordano Program by announcing that Philadelphia City Council has used Councilmatic Privilege to push through the bill banning installation of safe injection sites in certain neighborhoods, which was vetoed by Mayor Kenney. Dom explains why this bill is beneficial to Philadelphians, telling of the negative implications of both Safe Injection Sites and the Working Famiilies Party, the political party in Philadelphia pushing for this form of addiction treatment. Then, Dom returns to analysis of last night’s GOP debate, explaining his frustration with the lack of Bidenomics criticism, playing back how certain candidates answered issues of the economy.

Then, Dom welcomes Nate Benefield, Senior Vice President of the Commonwealth Foundation, back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss polling results released today by the organization. First, Dom asks for Benefield’s analysis on his biggest standout from the results, with 66% of Pennsylvanians suggesting they approve of voter identification. Then, Benefield delve into Pennsylvania polling results for the Presidential election, with Benefield revealing that DeSantis holds strong in Pennsylvania while Ramaswamy surges up to 19% of the respondents. Also, Benefield and Giordano run through multiple other questions, including both local and national issues. (Photo by Aaron P. Bernstein/Getty Images)

Dom welcomes Nate Benefield, Senior Vice President of the Commonwealth Foundation, back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss polling results released today by the organization. First, Dom asks for Benefield’s analysis on his biggest standout from the results, with 66% of Pennsylvanians suggesting they approve of voter identification. Then, Benefield delve into Pennsylvania polling results for the Presidential election, with Benefield revealing that DeSantis holds strong in Pennsylvania while Ramaswamy surges up to 19% of the respondents. Also, Benefield and Giordano run through multiple other questions, including both local and national issues. (Photo by Getty Images)

Dom welcomes Matt Lamb, associate editor at the College Fix, back onto the Dom Giordano Program to hear what he’s been writing about on his great website. First, Lamb tells us about Brown University’s decision to honor noted cop killer Mumia Abu-Jamal, with the University’s John Hay Library holding a weekend long symposium titled ‘Voices of Mass Incarceration’ featuring writings and recorded audio of the convict. Then, Lamb tells Giordano about a controversy unfolding on Drexel’s campus, with students being forced to share bathrooms with the opposite sex even after opting out of the program. (Photo by Getty Images)

Dom welcomes Bill O’Reilly back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss last night’s debate and his new release, Killing the Witches. First, Dom leads off by asking O’Reilly about the new book, wondering whether cancel culture and the push for censorship provided the platform for Bill to explore the Salem Witch Trials. Then, O’Reilly and Giordano break down the debate, with O’Reilly offering his winners and losers of the night, and tells what he spoke with Tucker Carlson about during the debate. (Photo by Ilya S. Savenok/Getty Images)

Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by offering his review of last night’s second GOP debate on Fox Business Channel. Dom offers his analysis, explaining why he believed DeSantis emerged as the winner of the evening. Dom plays back clips from the night, including some of the most cringeworthy prepared statements made by politicians throughout the night. Then, Dom gets a bit more serious, analyzing the candidates stances on issues, explaining why he disagrees with the angle presented last night by DeSantis on the topic of abortion.

Then, Dom welcomes Bill O’Reilly back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss last night’s debate and his new release, Killing the Witches. First, Dom leads off by asking O’Reilly about the new book, wondering whether cancel culture and the push for censorship provided the platform for Bill to explore the Salem Witch Trials. Then, O’Reilly and Giordano break down the debate, with O’Reilly offering his winners and losers of the night, and tells what he spoke with Tucker Carlson about during the debate. (Photo by Justin Sullivan/Getty Images)