In today’s second hour, Dom leads off the Dom Giordano Program by welcoming in Kathy McCord and Vincent Wagner, a Senior Counselor for Alliance Defending Freedom. McCord, a high school counselor who formerly worked for Pendleton Heights High School in Indiana, was fired from her job after taking issue with a school district decision to hide information on students transitioning gender from parents. Kathy takes us inside the issue, explaining what happened to her after she confirmed with a reporter that this was indeed a policy that has been implemented, telling that she was reprimanded and fired for being truthful about the mandate. McCord explains why she believes this equates to lying to parents, telling why she believes the policy to be immoral, stressing the importance of parental involvement in childhood development.

Then, Dom welcomes in Abington Police Chief Pat Molloy back onto the Dom Giordano Program, who this time brings along a friend, Lieutenant Steve Fink, who is working on a fascinating burglary case that spreads from Abington all the way across the country. Lieutenant Fink lays forth an investigation he’s working on, alongside federal law enforcement agencies, that looks into a string of burglaries performed by an organized South American group. Fink reveals that burglars are using fake identifications to acquire travel into the Country to break into homes in highly affluent neighborhoods, telling that there is evidencing linking a burglary in Abington to one performed on a Hollywood television star’s home. Fink and Molloy reveal what they know, telling listeners what actions they can take to protect themselves, and explain what they hope to do to hold the criminal ring accountable. (Photo by Getty Images)

Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by offering his review of DeSantis’s announcement yesterday, telling that his prediction of a stunted start on a risky new technology did indeed come true. DeSantis, who launched his campaign on Twitter Spaces, suffered through 20 minutes of glitches before he was technologically able to share his message to an audience of over a million Twitter users. Dom tells that he posted a poll asking how the stunted start may affect DeSantis’s Presidential hopes, revealing surprisingly that voters don’t think it too big a deal.

Then, Dom welcomes back Democratic Philadelphia Mayoral candidate Cherelle Parker back onto the Dom Giordano Program for the first time since she won the Primary election. First, Dom congratulates Parker, telling her how much he and his wife appreciated the persistent optimism of her campaign, with Cherelle explain the tough nature of remaining positive throughout the entire campaign. Then, Dom and Parker delve back into policing, with Giordano asking Cherelle how much impact she believes her pro-police stance helped, surprisingly, in the primary in which she was running against hyper-progressive, anti-police candidates. This leads Giordano and Parker into a conversation about stop-and-frisk, with Parker explaining how it can indeed be utilized constitutionally, telling how she’d like to implement it in the City if elected Mayor. Cherelle tells that she is already working on improving public safety in Philadelphia, explaining that she’s been working with individuals within the government who have been thinking about how to move forward together to create a safer environment for Philadelphians. Also, Cherelle lays forth her plans for year-round schooling.  (Photo by Eva Marie Uzcategui/Getty Images)

Dom leads off by welcoming in Former U.S. Congressman Keith Rothfus to the Dom Giordano Program to hear of his relationship with Florida Governor Ron DeSantis, who plans to announce a Presidential run this evening. Rothfus, who entered into Congress as a freshman alongside DeSantis, spent many years working with the politician and tells Giordano why he believes DeSantis would make for a great President. Then, Dom and Rothfus hop into a debate over DeSantis’s stance on some of the most important topics to voters, with both offering countering opinions on DeSantis’s 6-week heartbeat bill. Rothfus explains that the Florida legislator and voters wanted this, and suggests that DeSantis may have a different stance in a general election when determining what’s best for an entire country instead of just his state. (Photo by Mark Wilson/Getty Images)

Dom welcomes Liz Preate-Havey, Secretary of the Pennsylvania GOP, back onto the Dom Giordano Program to hear her thoughts ahead of Governor Ron DeSantis’s announcement on Twitter today, alongside Elon Musk, that he’ll officially be throwing his hat into the ring. First, Preate-Havey offers her overall thoughts on DeSantis, who’s she spent a lot of time with, noting that the candidate would make for a great President, telling that she’s interested to see how things shake out between him and front-runner Donald Trump. Then, Dom and Preate-Havey hop into political strategy, with both telling how they believe DeSantis needs to approach the topic of abortion, a topic which largely contributed to losses seen in recent elections. After that, Preate-Havey and Giordano turn to local politics, discussing the negative implications of another potential run from Doug Mastriano in Pennsylvania. (Photo by Joe Raedle/Getty Images)

Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom continues the Dom Giordano Program by telling of a new survey that asks what public individual that Americans watch or follow often to receive what they consider to be accurate information. Giordano reveals that Tucker Carlson tops the list, which prompts a discussion between Dom and producer Dan about why voters are trusting opinion voices rather than the traditional ‘unbiased’ media. Then, Dom returns to a topic presented near the end of last hour, telling listeners of the outstanding balances of those who receive EBT benefits, asking listeners for suggestion as to how such a balance is allowed to accrue by the government.

Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Dom leads off by welcoming in Former U.S. Congressman Keith Rothfus to the Dom Giordano Program to hear of his relationship with Florida Governor Ron DeSantis, who plans to announce a Presidential run this evening. Rothfus, who entered into Congress as a freshman alongside DeSantis, spent many years working with the politician and tells Giordano why he believes DeSantis would make for a great President. Then, Dom and Rothfus hop into a debate over DeSantis’s stance on some of the most important topics to voters, with both offering countering opinions on DeSantis’s 6-week heartbeat bill. Rothfus explains that the Florida legislator and voters wanted this, and suggests that DeSantis may have a different stance in a general election when determining what’s best for an entire country instead of just his state.

Then, Dom welcomes Liz Preate-Havey, Secretary of the Pennsylvania GOP, back onto the Dom Giordano Program to hear her thoughts ahead of Governor Ron DeSantis’s announcement on Twitter today, alongside Elon Musk, that he’ll officially be throwing his hat into the ring. First, Preate-Havey offers her overall thoughts on DeSantis, who’s she spent a lot of time with, noting that the candidate would make for a great President, telling that she’s interested to see how things shake out between him and front-runner Donald Trump. Then, Dom and Preate-Havey hop into political strategy, with both telling how they believe DeSantis needs to approach the topic of abortion, a topic which largely contributed to losses seen in recent elections. After that, Preate-Havey and Giordano turn to local politics, discussing the negative implications of another potential run from Doug Mastriano in Pennsylvania. (Photo by Joe Raedle/Getty Images)

Dom tells of a new investigative report into Pennsylvania’s SNAP program, telling that there are some cards with an EBT balance of over $10,000. Dom asks how this can happen, which prompts a discussion between he and his producer of how a recipient can accrue such a balance. (Photo by Getty Images)

Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by discussing the coming announcement this evening by Florida Governor Ron DeSantis, who will be joined by Twitter owner Elon Musk on the platform to promote and make official DeSantis’s run for President in 2024. First, Dom plays back a clip from host of the event David Sacks, who lays forth his ideology on the Ukraine War, which Dom suggests may translate to the DeSantis platform. Dom discusses the potential contender’s stance on Ukraine, explaining why he sees the Left framing DeSantis as a pro-Russia candidate due to his association with Musk and Sacks. Then, Dom spends the remainder of the hour honing in on the Republican primary, offering his thoughts also on Vivek Ramaswamy, Tim Scott, and Nikki Haley. Then, Dom tells of a new investigative report into Pennsylvania’s SNAP program, telling that there are some cards with an EBT balance of over $10,000. Dom asks how this can happen, which prompts a discussion between he and his producer of how a recipient can accrue such a balance. (Photo by Scott Olson/Getty Images)

Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by offering commentary on the media reaction to Senator Tim Scott’s announcement that he’ll be running for the Republican nominee for President in 2024. Then, Dom tells of a new warning sent out by the NAACP, echoed by talking heads on the Left, calling Florida a terrorist state. This causes Dom to call out the ridiculous nature of such a suggestion, asking where claims of racism come from, explaining why he believes DeSantis’s ban on DEI at Universities is a ban of an ideology, not a racist decision.

Then, Dom welcomes Ed Moye, Republican candidate for Montgomery County Sherriff, onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss his opponent, Sean Kilkenny, who this week announced that he’ll perform a regular inspection on the 94 gun shops within Montgomery County. Moye tells us a bit about himself, stating his stance on guns, explaining the background checks that even he has to go through as a former State Policeman. Then, Moye tells us a bit about his history serving the community, and brings us through his career as a semi-pro football player and his background part in the film Invincible. (Photo by Stephen Maturen/Getty Images)

Dom welcomes Ed Moye, Republican candidate for Montgomery County Sherriff, onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss his opponent, Sean Kilkenny, who this week announced that he’ll perform a regular inspection on the 94 gun shops within Montgomery County. Moye tells us a bit about himself, stating his stance on guns, explaining the background checks that even he has to go through as a former State Policeman. Then, Moye tells us a bit about his history serving the community, and brings us through his career as a semi-pro football player and his background part in the film Invincible. (Photo by Getty Images)