Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by discussing the decision by Rep. Brian Fitzpatrick and other 19 other Republican members of Congress who voted against censuring Adam Schiff over lies spewed about connections between Trump and Russia. Then, Dom tells about a new push here in Philadelphia in City Council with members proposing for reparations here in Philadelphia. Dom takes issue with this explaining

Then, Dom welcomes Rep. Jim Jordan back onto the Dom Giordano Program to hear about multiple developments on Capitol Hill. First, Rep. Jordan comments on a vote that Dom spoke about at the top of the show, asking Jordan why some Republicans voted against holding Schiff accountable for his actions in allegations of connections between Trump and Russia, with Jordan telling that it has some to do with the amount of money and small details that should be worked out. Then, Dom and Jordan delve into the Trump indictment, with Jordan telling about the bias presented in the indictment, particularly in light of information uncovered in Congress and by Senators about the Biden family. Also, Jordan previews what’s to come in Congress, telling what he plans do to regarding the Durham Report. (Photo by Shawn Thew - Pool/Getty Images)

Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Dom continues the Dom Giordano Program by welcoming in Don Kohler, candidate for Judge of the Chester County Court of Common Pleas, who has some concerning news about the upcoming election in Chester County. First, Kohler tells of the importance of the upcoming election in the Court of Common Pleas, telling that there are currently 5 seats up for grabs, telling of the influential nature of the position, revealing that there are 5 Democrats and 5 Republicans running for seats. Kohler explains that whoever is elected in this election will sit for 10 years on the Court, and have the potential to hold their seats for 20 years, so electing a Republican judge will have far reaching implications for years to come. If Democrats win out, it could significantly change the county makeup, with Kohler further telling that most citizens first have contact with elected judicial officials before having any contact with other elected officials. Kohler warns that at least one Democrat sees the position as a law-making position, which Kohler condemns, explaining the dangers of allowing judges to make law rather than enforce it. For more information on Kohler and his campaign, head to kohler4judge.com.

Then, Dom spends a good chunk of the remainder of the hour discussing a development in a case we discussed long ago involving the removal of two black men from a Starbucks café in Philadelphia. The moment went viral, causing Starbucks to create a show in response after being labeled a racist organization for not allowing people to just hang out at their City locations. Today, it was announced that a Starbucks manager, who was allegedly fired during this show by the company to prove their not racist, will receive a payout from the company of over $25 million. (Photo by Justin Sullivan/Getty Images)

Dom continues the Dom Giordano Program by welcoming in Don Kohler, candidate for Judge of the Chester County Court of Common Pleas, who has some concerning news about the upcoming election in Chester County. First, Kohler tells of the importance of the upcoming election in the Court of Common Pleas, telling that there are currently 5 seats up for grabs, telling of the influential nature of the position, revealing that there are 5 Democrats and 5 Republicans running for seats. Kohler explains that whoever is elected in this election will sit for 10 years on the Court, and have the potential to hold their seats for 20 years, so electing a Republican judge will have far reaching implications for years to come. If Democrats win out, it could significantly change the county makeup, with Kohler further telling that most citizens first have contact with elected judicial officials before having any contact with other elected officials. Kohler warns that at least one Democrat sees the position as a law-making position, which Kohler condemns, explaining the dangers of allowing judges to make law rather than enforce it. For more information on Kohler and his campaign, head to kohler4judge.com. (Photo by Getty Images)

Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom leads off the Dom Giordano Program by previewing June 22nd’s Dom Giordano Day, telling what listeners can expect if they show up at Mulligan’s Shore Bar and Grill, our host for the event. Dan reveals that he was able to land Robin Shaffer of the Save the Whales campaign as an in-person guest, explaining that he’ll be joined by individuals with signs, handing out fliers to listeners calling awareness to the situation involving wind farms and their potential relationship with multiple deaths of marine mammals at the Jersey Shore. Then, Dom reflects on the anniversary today, remembering the shooting of Steve Scalise by a Bernie Sanders supporter, again asking why Trump is singled out for stupid actions of idiotic individuals while things like Scalise’s shooting get swept under the rug.

Then, Dom welcomes back Fox News legal analyst and author of The Trial of the Century Gregg Jarrett back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss multiple facets of the Trump indictment. First, Dom asks Jarrett to discuss attorney-client privilege, asking how this can be used in the trial, particularly in relation to the Mar-a-lago raid. Then, Dom and Jarrett delve into the weeds of the case, discussing individual aspects, and comparing it to Comer’s lax words about an investigation into Clinton’s emails during the 2016 presidential campaign. After that, Gregg defends the term ‘whataboutism,’ explaining that the entire basis of law is on precedent, which calls for a level of whataboutism. (Photo by Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images)

Dom welcomes back Fox News legal analyst and author of The Trial of the Century Gregg Jarrett back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss multiple facets of the Trump indictment. First, Dom asks Jarrett to discuss attorney-client privilege, asking how this can be used in the trial, particularly in relation to the Mar-a-lago raid. Then, Dom and Jarrett delve into the weeds of the case, discussing individual aspects, and comparing it to Comer’s lax words about an investigation into Clinton’s emails during the 2016 presidential campaign. After that, Gregg defends the term ‘whataboutism,’ explaining that the entire basis of law is on precedent, which calls for a level of whataboutism. (Photo by Alon Skuy/Getty Images)

Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by providing updates on the I95 collapse after Josh Shapiro joined Mayor Kenney to provide a timeline on the repair of one of the Country’s most important roads. Dom reveals that Shapiro did indeed give a ‘timeline, saying that things will be done ‘as soon as possible,’ which frustrates Giordano after being told yesterday that there would be a solid timeline presented in today’s press conference. Then, Dom plays back a clip from Karine Jean-Pierre in the White House Press Pool, who took a reporters words and twisted them against him in trying to say his question about Trans individuals competing in women’s sports as hateful and dangerous. After that, Dom hits the topic of Trump’s indictment, telling that sources labeled his speech yesterday as ‘harmful,’ and plays back a clip from MSNBC’s Joy Reid who suggests that Spanish-language radio is pushing disinformation by reporting that actual truth about the Trump saga.

Then, Dom welcomes in New Jersey State Senator Ed Durr back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss a push by progressives and the Mayor in Trenton to defund schools who refuse to stock pornographic materials in their libraries. Durr provided commentary in a recent Inquirer article, where he suggested drafting a bill to impose an age-rating system similar to movie theaters for books, creating a line or limit for explicit material. This comes as fallout after NJ and national Republicans pushed for a review of books in libraries after parents started seeing very controversial material pushed in the guise of the LGBT+ movement, including images of sexual acts on minors.

Dom welcomes in New Jersey State Senator Ed Durr back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss a push by progressives and the Mayor in Trenton to defund schools who refuse to stock pornographic materials in their libraries. Durr provided commentary in a recent Inquirer article, where he suggested drafting a bill to impose an age-rating system similar to movie theaters for books, creating a line or limit for explicit material. This comes as fallout after NJ and national Republicans pushed for a review of books in libraries after parents started seeing very controversial material pushed in the guise of the LGBT+ movement, including images of sexual acts on minors. (Photo by Getty Images)

Dom welcomes in Kimberly Guilfoyle, fiancée of Donald Trump Jr., back onto the Dom Giordano Program. Guilfoyle, the former advisor to Trump, puts on her prosecutor hat to tell why the indictment of Trump are so ridiculously biased and politically driven. Guilfoyle, who’s on her way to join Trump and the rest of the family as the former President turns himself in, takes us deep inside the family as they react to their patriarch’s potential arrest. Then, Guilfoyle tells why she thinks this is happening now, explaining the continued ignorance toward developments around Joe Biden’s son Hunter. Also, Guilfoyle tells listeners where to find her weekly show on Rumble, and pulls the curtain back on her relationship with former beau Gavin Newsom. (Photo by Manny Carabel/Getty Images)

Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Dom welcomes in Kimberly Guilfoyle, fiancée of Donald Trump Jr., back onto the Dom Giordano Program. Guilfoyle, the former advisor to Trump, puts on her prosecutor hat to tell why the indictment of Trump are so ridiculously biased and politically driven. Guilfoyle, who’s on her way to join Trump and the rest of the family as the former President turns himself in, takes us deep inside the family as they react to their patriarch’s potential arrest. Then, Guilfoyle tells why she thinks this is happening now, explaining the continued ignorance toward developments around Joe Biden’s son Hunter. Also, Guilfoyle tells listeners where to find her weekly show on Rumble, and pulls the curtain back on her relationship with former beau Gavin Newsom.

Then, Dom spends the remainder of the show, after playing his Money Melody, providing updates as Trump arrives at the Miami courthouse where he’ll turn himself in after being indicted due to his alleged removal of classified documents after his presidency. Dom expounds on the angle of selective prosecution offered up by Republicans alleging bias, telling why the refusal to investigate the Biden family only reinforces the anti-FBI narrative. Dom also tells how DeSantis ties into all of this, explaining why he believes the sound political position is to continue defending his opponent albeit the competition leading into the primary election. In addition, Dom returns to the topic of the I95 collapse, asking why incentives haven’t been offered to workers to expedite their work, and updates the situation around a bill in New Jersey that would punish school districts who remove books from their libraries. (Photo by Octavio Jones/Getty Images)

Dom tells about a new product being sold in the gift shop of the White House.