Dom Giordano welcomes State Representative Clint Owlett onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss the Governor’s reaction to a bill he penned establishing a Lifeline Scholarship Program, which passed through the Senate this week. After the news of the passage, Gov. Josh Shapiro announced that he will take the money for this program, set it aside, essentially holding the program hostage after receiving concessions from Republicans for the establishment of the scholarships, which would bring school choice to Pennsylvanians. Owlett reacts to the Governor, calling back Shapiro’s words during the campaign, where he positioned himself as pro-choice, even noting at least once that he’s in favor of this exact bill. Owlett and Giordano delve deep into the political implications of such a decision, and Owlett tells of the net benefits of school choice, explaining the good that his bill will bring to Pennsylvanians. (Photo by Mark Makela/Getty Images)

Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Dom welcomes in Ben Mannes, writer for Broad and Liberty, back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss a column he penned today about the mass shooting over the weekend in Philadelphia, focusing on the shooter’s mental state, asking whether the continued divisiveness of media rhetoric has driven extremism, particularly by shooters who happen to identify as Trans. Mannes stresses the important of open discourse, particularly around such a controversial issue, explaining why a conversation around mental health needs to occur, but explains why he believes the debate is continually silenced in lieu of calls by Democrats for gun bans.

Then, after playing Dom’s Money Melody and spending some time discussing the career and songwriting of Taylor Swift, Dom returns to topics of political nature, telling about alleged collusion between the Biden administration and social media companies. Then, Dom returns to the topic of lifeline scholarships, explaining why school choice is an overall net benefit for Pennsylvania's students and parents. (Photo by Drew Hallowell/Getty Images)

Dom welcomes in Ben Mannes, writer for Broad and Liberty, back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss a column he penned today about the mass shooting over the weekend in Philadelphia, focusing on the shooter’s mental state, asking whether the continued divisiveness of media rhetoric has driven extremism, particularly by shooters who happen to identify as Trans. Mannes stresses the important of open discourse, particularly around such a controversial issue, explaining why a conversation around mental health needs to occur, but explains why he believes the debate is continually silenced in lieu of calls by Democrats for gun bans. (Photo by Drew Hallowell/Getty Images)

Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom welcomes in State Representative Martina White back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss the debate in Harrisburg over Republican-proposed lifeline scholarships that would allow students in Pennsylvania to freely leave failing schools. Giordano gets an update from White, who tells Giordano that even if Republicans are able to pass this, which may happen this evening, she’s heard that Governor Josh Shapiro would veto the bill if it made it to his desk. Dom is shocked to hear this, with White explaining why he may do something like this, with both discussing the political implications of him caving to progressives on his future election chances. Then, Giordano and White talk about the positives of school choice, explaining the positive changes that would come with implementing the policy, and the freedom this brings for parents who are unhappy with the performance of their child’s school.

Then, Dom welcomes back Wendell Young IV, President of UFCW Local 1776, onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss why he and his Union have come out publicly against the proposal of lifeline scholarships by Pennsylvania Republicans. First, Young clarifies who his union represents, explaining that his members consist of commercial workers, from drug store workers, to grocery workers, to vegetable processors, to the medical cannabis industry, and many more. Then, Dom tells why he loves to bring Wendell Young on the show, telling of their great debates in the past, kicking off a debate around the topic of lifeline scholarships. Young explains why he believes this effort would not help the rank-and-file members of his Union, and tells why he thinks public schools should instead receive higher funding. (Photo by Getty Images)

Dom welcomes back Wendell Young IV, President of UFCW Local 1776, onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss why he and his Union have come out publicly against the proposal of lifeline scholarships by Pennsylvania Republicans. First, Young clarifies who his union represents, explaining that his members consist of commercial workers, from drug store workers, to grocery workers, to vegetable processors, to the medical cannabis industry, and many more. Then, Dom tells why he loves to bring Wendell Young on the show, telling of their great debates in the past, kicking off a debate around the topic of lifeline scholarships. Young explains why he believes this effort would not help the rank-and-file members of his Union, and tells why he thinks public schools should instead receive higher funding. (Photo by Getty Images)

Dom welcomes in State Representative Martina White back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss the debate in Harrisburg over Republican-proposed lifeline scholarships that would allow students in Pennsylvania to freely leave failing schools. Giordano gets an update from White, who tells Giordano that even if Republicans are able to pass this, which may happen this evening, she’s heard that Governor Josh Shapiro would veto the bill if it made it to his desk. Dom is shocked to hear this, with White explaining why he may do something like this, with both discussing the political implications of him caving to progressives on his future election chances. Then, Giordano and White talk about the positives of school choice, explaining the positive changes that would come with implementing the policy, and the freedom this brings for parents who are unhappy with the performance of their child’s school. (Photo by Getty Images)

Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by discussing yesterday’s Ludacris concert, offering his reaction to the hilarious censorship by NBC10 of Ludacris’s biggest hit. This leads Dom and Dan into a conversation about the audience yesterday, both calling out the hypocrisy of the stereotypically progressive crowd members dancing to, if we’re being honest with ourselves, very misogynistic lyrics. Then, Dom reacts to the mass shooting over the weekend featuring an individual who may be Trans, calling out the lack of media coverage of the identity of the shooter. Dom then plays back reaction from Philadelphia leaders, who continually prioritize the banning of firearms over the mental health deterioration in our nation. Then, Dom gives some reaction by progressives to the July 4th holiday, telling of tweets by Ben and Jerry of the ice cream fame and a Congressman who are sure to note that we are celebrating a day on stolen land. Also, Dom gives an update on a push in Harrisburg by state Republicans to allow for school choice in the state, hoping to allow students in Philadelphia the opportunity to choose where they’d like to learn. (Photo by Lisa Lake/Getty Images for Welcome America, Inc. & VISIT PHILDELPHIA)

Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Dom leads off the Dom Giordano Program by discussing multiple issues breaking throughout the nation, hankering back to this past weekend and talking about the Philadelphia reaction to Moms for Liberty, taking the time to discuss the issues they care most about. This leads Dom to another instance of an explicit book, Gender Queer, which was censored at a school board meeting for its explicit nature while sitting in library free for the gaze of young children. Then, Dom spends some time discussing the continued controversy at the Jersey Shore over repeated marine mammal deaths, calling into question repeated denials of bulkheads and other shore town projects while allowing the construction of enormous windmills. After that, Dom returns back to the topic of Maisy Biden, questioning her college admissions to University of Pennsylvania after information regarding her college application was exposed on Hunter Biden’s laptop. (Photo by Michael M. Santiago/Getty Images)

Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom leads off the Dom Giordano Program by offering up his annual list of his Top 10 Founding Fathers. Dom surprisingly includes Benjamin Franklin this year and moves Thomas Jefferson to his 4 spot behind John Adams, which causes some questioning from his Producer Dan. Then, Dom tells about the July 4th concert in Philadelphia, asking why the City doesn’t pursue an act that would draw a more familial environment rather than the havoc we see every year. Then, Dom reads back a recent ‘Ask Amy’ column featuring a mother-of-a-bride who writes to complain about her daughter not receiving a gift from her uncle who was disinvited due to his conservative beliefs. Also, in Dan Time with Dom, Dan offers up some films to look forward to in July, which kicks off a conversation about the upcoming Oppenheimer biopic. (Photo by Hulton Archive/Getty Images)

Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by discussing the multiple decisions that broke out of the Supreme Court late last week and over the weekend, telling that the decision to disallow Biden’s student loan debt plan has taken over headlines, even usurping conversation about affirmative action. Then, Dom delves into the college admissions of Joe Biden’s granddaughter Maisy, who was accepted into Penn after a high school track record of middling grades. Dom tells that Hunter Biden’s daughter was instructed to join the lacrosse team in her high school to bolster a bad college application rife with bad grades, which causes Dom and Dan to relate the case to Lori Laughlin and the college admissions scandal. Also, Dom ties it to the Supreme Court decision overturning affirmative action and the liberal commentary on legacy admissions, pointing out that their number one proponent is guilty of their alleged biggest sin in college admissions.

Then, Dom welcomes Victor Fiorillo, columnist for Philly Magazine, onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss a new column he posted calling out the 10 worst visitors to the Jersey Shore. First, Dom and Fiorillo discuss Philadelphia’s reaction to the Moms for Liberty convention here in Philadelphia, with both the host and his guest stressing the importance of the First Amendment. Then, Dom and Fiorillo delve into the topic at hand, with Fiorillo justifying his choices, which Dom largely agrees with. Also, Victor previews some upcoming guilty-pleasure concerts, and tells us a great piece of trivia about musician Kenny G. (Photo by Drew Angerer/Getty Images)