Dom continues the Dom Giordano Program by offering his updated forecast on the 2024 Presidential election, explaining why he’d like to see more waves from Tim Scott, though he realistically knows Scott won’t usurp Trump or DeSantis. Then, Dom tells of a new push to ban chocolate milk by the federal government guised as equity. Also, Dom tells that friend-of-the-show Bruce Castor has announced that he’ll be parting ways with his client, Rudy Giuliani. Dom asks Dan to pursue Castor, which leads to the attorney calling in to tell why he’s no longer wanting to support the national figure. Castor tells that Giuliani has been out of touch and hasn’t been paying his bills, so he’s been left no option but to move on. Then, Castor reflects on big cases that he’s worked, including the defense of President Donald Trump, and the horrific case of the shooting of 8-year-old Fanta Bility in Delaware County. (Photo by Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images)

Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Dom leads off by discussing a case involving a police officer who was charged during the George Floyd riots, with Dom providing analysis as the officer takes on Philadelphia’s District Attorney Larry Krasner. Then, Dom revisits a conversation shared with Producer Dan yesterday discussing whether lap dances are a form of cheating, with Producer Dan reading back some replies on Twitter to a poll asking the same question. Then, after playing Dom’s Money Melody for the day, Dom plays back some commentary from MSNBC’s Chris Hayes on Governor Ron DeSantis’s proposal to ban gender-affirming care for minors in the State of Florida. (Photo by Octavio Jones/Getty Images)

Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom continues the Dom Giordano Program by offering his updated forecast on the 2024 Presidential election, explaining why he’d like to see more waves from Tim Scott, though he realistically knows Scott won’t usurp Trump or DeSantis. Then, Dom tells of a new push to ban chocolate milk by the federal government guised as equity. Also, Dom tells that friend-of-the-show Bruce Castor has announced that he’ll be parting ways with his client, Rudy Giuliani. Dom asks Dan to pursue Castor, which leads to the attorney calling in to tell why he’s no longer wanting to support the national figure. Castor tells that Giuliani has been out of touch and hasn’t been paying his bills, so he’s been left no option but to move on. Then, Castor reflects on big cases that he’s worked, including the defense of President Donald Trump, and the horrific case of the shooting of 8-year-old Fanta Bility in Delaware County.

Then, Dom spends a good chunk of the hour discussing local politics, calling back to the Mayoral campaign and reinforcing why Cherelle Parker brings a positive outlook for the City of Philadelphia. Then, Dom tells of some things being done currently in Philadelphia, explaining why the stupidity of our local government gave voters no other choice but a change of direction.

After that, Dom welcomes in media critic Neal Zoren to hear what’s worth watching over the weekend. First, though, Dom asks Zoren about the changing dynamics of viewing habits as streaming services continue to usurp tradition cable channels, noting a decision by ESPN to simulcast its live broadcast on a stream. Then, Dom asks Zoren if he expects prices to rise on streaming services as brands merge such as HBO and Discovery and Disney and Hulu. v

Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by offering his thoughts on the continued controversy over Florida’s effort to protect children and parents. First, Dom plays back a clip from Governor Ron DeSantis, who explains his new gender-transition for minors ban, explaining that ‘if you’re taking off the private parts of some 15-year-old, you should go to jail.’ Then, Dom plays back a clip from MSNBC’s Chris Hayes who uses God’s name in vain to excoriate DeSantis’s proposal, which Dom himself takes down as absolutely ridiculous. Then, Dom plays back clips from a hearing yesterday by the House Judiciary Committee into the bias propagated by the FBI in recent years, honing in on a back and forth between Congress Members Dan Bishop and Mary Gay Scanlon over the raid of Mark Houck’s home, a pro-life activist who was later exonerated by a jury.

Then, Dom welcomes in Stephen Friend, a FBI whistleblower who testified in front of Congress to the bias that's become pervasive in the FBI. Friend, who has a new book coming out in June, True Blue: My Journey from Beat Cop to Suspended FBI Whistleblower, spoke yesterday in front of elected officials, telling of his experiences as an FBI agent as the agency started pursuing parents at school board meetings and other politically biased efforts. Friend offers listeners a glimpse inside the changing law enforcement organization, and reveals the role that brass have in the politicization of the entity. Also, Friend previews his book, telling listeners where they can find it upon release. (Photo by Getty Images)

Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Dom welcomes back in Mark Houck, a pro-life activist who was raided by the FBI after allegedly pushing a pro-choice activist outside a Planned Parenthood. Houck was later vindicated by a jury who determined there was no foul play in the alleged incident. This week, Houck testified on Capitol Hill on the overreach and bias of the FBI before the House Judiciary Committee, taking us inside some comments made by Pennsylvania Congresswoman Mary Gay Scanlon who openly re-enforced that narrative that Houck was targeted for being pro-life. Also, Houck relives the FBI raid on his home, telling of the emotional impact on his children after seeing their father taken away for no apparent reason.

Then, after playing Dom’s Money Melody, Dom plays back a clip from New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy, who suggested he’d defy a SCOTUS decision if an abortion pill is banned. This leads Dom into a conversation about progressive politics, then tying in the loss of Helen Gym, admitting a sense of pride that Philadelphians were willing to put their foot down and disallow Gym from the Mayorship. (Photo by Eduardo Munoz Alvarez/Getty Images)

Dom welcomes back in Mark Houck, a pro-life activist who was raided by the FBI after allegedly pushing a pro-choice activist outside a Planned Parenthood. Houck was later vindicated by a jury who determined there was no foul play in the alleged incident. This week, Houck testified on Capitol Hill on the overreach and bias of the FBI before the House Judiciary Committee, taking us inside some comments made by Pennsylvania Congresswoman Mary Gay Scanlon who openly re-enforced that narrative that Houck was targeted for being pro-life. Also, Houck relives the FBI raid on his home, telling of the emotional impact on his children after seeing their father taken away for no apparent reason. 

Dom gets a call from friend-of-the-show Anne Marie Muldoon, who offers up her side topic answer, tells Dom about her sons experience with wrestling, and previews tonight's Mayfair Market. (Photo by Getty Images)

Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom leads off the Dom Giordano Program by revealing that the Pennsylvania institution that controls High School sports will make Women’s wrestling an official sport in the State. This leads Dom and Dan into a conversation about transgendered individuals in sport, with Giordano revealing what Bud Light is now doing to recover after their marketing gaffe involving a transgendered spokesperson. Then, Dom discusses the results of the Durham Report, which revealed that the entire Russia conspiracy perpetuated by the Left was indeed a hoax. This causes Dom to play back a clip from Virgin Islands Congresswoman Plaskett, who suggests that the Conservative response to the Durham Report, which calls into question that validity of the FBI, is anti-police and an attempt to ‘defund law enforcement,’ which sets the host off. Also, in Dan Time with Dom, Dan discusses an effort to cancel Howard Stern, and the decision by Oscar Meyer to change their Weinermobile to the “Frankmobile.” (Photo by Lars Baron/Getty Images)

Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by telling of a new debate by the Supreme Court over whether internet companies should be held responsible for material that leads to horrific things such as terrorism. Then, Dom delves into a new hot topic on Capitol Hill as members of Congress and Senate debate whether a work requirement should be set in place for access to things like welfare and Medicare.

Then, Dom welcomes in famed actor Joe Mantegna onto the Dom Giordano Program to preview the upcoming 50th anniversary of PBS Memorial Day Concert on Sunday, May 28th, at 8PM. First, Mantegna explains his connection with Veteran's, explaining why he long-ago got involved with the annual event honoring our service members. Then, Dom and Joe delve into the great actor's career, with Mantegna discussing his long reign as 'Fat Tony' on the Simpsons and Agent David Rossi in the crime standard Criminal Minds. Joe tells about the incredible luck he's had in the industry, landing two long-running staples, and takes us back to the start of his career, when he starred as Joey Zasa in The Godfather Part III . For the remainder of the hour, Dom discusses the local election result of Cherelle Parker as the winner of the Democratic primary for Philadelphia's next Mayor, and tells about his time spent with Dan Abrams last night on his NewsNation show. (Photo by Kevin Winter/Getty Images)

Dom welcomes in famed actor Joe Mantegna onto the Dom Giordano Program to preview the upcoming 50th anniversary of PBS Memorial Day Concert on Sunday, May 28th, at 8PM. First, Mantegna explains his connection with Veteran's, explaining why he long-ago got involved with the annual event honoring our service members. Then, Dom and Joe delve into the great actor's career, with Mantegna discussing his long reign as 'Fat Tony' on the Simpsons and Agent David Rossi in the crime standard Criminal Minds. Joe tells about the incredible luck he's had in the industry, landing two long-running staples, and takes us back to the start of his career, when he starred as Joey Zasa in The Godfather Part III . For the remainder of the hour, Dom discusses the local election result of Cherelle Parker as the winner of the Democratic primary for Philadelphia's next Mayor, and tells about his time spent with Dan Abrams last night on his NewsNation show. (Photo by Paul Morigi/Getty Images for Capitol Concerts)