Dom welcomes Allan Domb, candidate for Mayor of Philadelphia, back onto the Dom Giordano Program as Election Day churns on. First, Domb and Giordano reflect on Domb’s campaign, with Giordano highlighting Domb’s advertisements that largely honed in on the issues that actually matter to Philadelphians. Then, Domb and Giordano delve into those issues, with Domb making a commitment for Kensington, telling that he’d consider his administration a failure if it isn’t fixed within a short period of time. Domb previews how he’d something like this, touching upon multiple aspects of crime, including retail theft, as a situation that is in dire need of addressing through accountability. 

Dom welcomes in famed comedian and political commentator Bill Maher back onto the Dom Giordano Program for a broad discussion on the state of politics. First, Dom and Maher discuss woke ideology and the changing dynamics of politics, with Maher pointing out the ridiculous nature of the climate that has led to the silencing of very important conversations. Then, Maher and Giordano discuss how this has shifted the commentator’s audience on his Real Time with Bill Maher HBO show, with more conservatives and moderates tuning in to hear a grounded liberal opinion, rather than one tangled in wokeness and political correctness. Maher stresses the importance of a society that can gather under one roof and have a beneficial conversation, explaining the detrimental nature of what have become silos and echo chambers for discussion. After that, Maher and Giordano delve into the issue of transgenderism, with Maher explaining how he handles the issue, also telling how this issue exemplifies the divide between classic liberals and woke progressives of the far Left. Then, Dom asks Maher whether he believes there’s anybody who is completely “un-cancelable,” with Maher laying forth the different degrees of cancelled celebrities, theorizing why certain people are able to push through it while others fall out of relevancy. (Photo by Nicholas Hunt/Getty Images)

Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by discussing the two big topics of the day. First, Dom tells about the release of the Durham Report, explaining why he believes it points to conspiracy between the Democratic National Committee and the Federal Bureau of Investigation. Then, Domb reminds all that today is Election Day here in Philadelphia, running through his thoughts on the candidates and telling that Allan Domb will be joining in studio at the bottom of the hour. This leads Dom to play back a clip from New York City Mayor Eric Adams, who called out the Biden administration for their role in the influx of migrants we’re seeing in New York City and nationwide.

Then, Dom welcomes Allan Domb, candidate for Mayor of Philadelphia, back onto the Dom Giordano Program as Election Day churns on. First, Domb and Giordano reflect on Domb’s campaign, with Giordano highlighting Domb’s advertisements that largely honed in on the issues that actually matter to Philadelphians. Then, Domb and Giordano delve into those issues, with Domb making a commitment for Kensington, telling that he’d consider his administration a failure if it isn’t fixed within a short period of time. Domb previews how he’d something like this, touching upon multiple aspects of crime, including retail theft, as a situation that is in dire need of addressing through accountability. (Photo by Brandon Bell/Getty Images)

Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom welcomes Cherelle Parker, one of the front-runners in Philadelphia’s Democratic Mayoral Primary, to hear what she’s up to on the eve of Election Day. Parker talks of the pride she has for the campaign she’s run while vying for the Office, thanking her staff for their work and the people of Philadelphia for the outpouring of love and support she’s received throughout the campaign. Then, Cherelle and Giordano hop into the issues, with Parker telling why safety is the top priority of her campaign, also highlighting what she considered a great move in Harrisburg by Tina Tartaglione to put forth a bill to ban Safe Injection Sites in the City of Philadelphia. Also, Parker tells what she hopes to do to clean up the City, and offers how she’s remained positive through her entire campaign.

Then, Dom welcomes City Council-at-Large candidate Sam Oropeza back onto the Dom Giordano Program for an update on his campaign as he prepares for Election Day tomorrow. Oropeza tells what he’s been up to, telling of the incredible amount of Republican support he’s received throughout the City. Then, Oropeza tells of the importance of electing a conservative to City Council, particularly when issues like Safe Injection Sites and crime continue to be among the top issues needing addressing. Also, Oropeza explains how he plans to get things done in a very fresh City Council, and tells listeners how they can vote for him in tomorrow’s election. (Photo by Getty Images)

In today’s second hour, Dom welcomes in friend-of-the-show Megan Brock, an advocate for parental rights, and Vicki Flannery, Chapter Chair for Montgomery County’s chapter of Moms for Liberty, a group of parents hoping to bring power back to the hands of parents in schools. Last week, Dom told listeners that the Downtown Marriott here in Philadelphia is under fire by a hyper-Progressive group for hosting the national Moms for Liberty conference. Brock and Flannery take us inside the event, telling what exactly the group is hoping to bring Philadelphia, and telling they chose Philadelphia due to the City being the birthplace of liberty. Also, Flannery and Brock preview what to expect at the conference, and send listeners to MomsForLiberty.org. Then, Dom spends the remainder of the hour bouncing around both local and national politics. First, Dom talks about the immigration situation, telling that now even Governor Kathy Hochul of New York has spoken out against the rapid influx of migrants into the State. Dom tells of a couple getting married soon who was forced to relocate all their guests due to a migrant takeover of the hotel. (Photo by Getty Images)

Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by telling of some changing dynamics in the Democratic party around immigration, playing back a clip of New York City Mayor Eric Adams that suggests a change of tune on the City’s ‘sanctuary city’ status. Then, Dom updates the climate around Philadelphia’s Mayoral Race with Election Day tomorrow, playing back clips from a Helen Gym event over the weekend featuring Bernie Sanders and Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez. Then, Dom tells of his continued disappointment in the Delaware County GOP with their push to replace Mike Zabel with Katie Ford in the next election, explaining why he believes they should’ve pursued somebody like Jeff Yass, a proponent for charter schools, for more funding and potential success.

Then, Dom welcomes former Congressman and current Chairman of the Philadelphia Democratic Party Bob Brady back onto the Dom Giordano Program to hear the longtime political staple’s thoughts on tomorrow’s primary election to determine the Democratic choice for Philadelphia’s Mayoral election. If Philadelphia history holds true, who wins tomorrow will most likely win the general election against Republican David Oh, a great candidate in a highly Democratic City. First, Brady and Giordano discuss candidate and front-runner Helen Gym, who Brady suggests is hurting the Party with her divisive way of running her campaign. Then, Dom asks for Brady’s thoughts on the other candidates, with Brady suggesting that support is strong enough for Cherelle Parker to make a push to usurp Gym as the prevailing candidate. In addition, Dom asks whether Brady and the Democratic Party in Philadelphia is at all concerned about Republican front-runner David Oh. (Photo by Getty Images)

Dom welcomes in friend-of-the-show Megan Brock, an advocate for parental rights, and Vicki Flannery, Chapter Chair for Montgomery County’s chapter of Moms for Liberty, a group of parents hoping to bring power back to the hands of parents in schools. Last week, Dom told listeners that the Downtown Marriott here in Philadelphia is under fire by a hyper-Progressive group for hosting the national Moms for Liberty conference. Brock and Flannery take us inside the event, telling what exactly the group is hoping to bring Philadelphia, and telling they chose Philadelphia due to the City being the birthplace of liberty. Also, Flannery and Brock preview what to expect at the conference, and send listeners to MomsForLiberty.org. (Photo by Getty Images)

Dom welcomes City Council-at-Large candidate Sam Oropeza back onto the Dom Giordano Program for an update on his campaign as he prepares for Election Day tomorrow. Oropeza tells what he’s been up to, telling of the incredible amount of Republican support he’s received throughout the City. Then, Oropeza tells of the importance of electing a conservative to City Council, particularly when issues like Safe Injection Sites and crime continue to be among the top issues needing addressing. Also, Oropeza explains how he plans to get things done in a very fresh City Council, and tells listeners how they can vote for him in tomorrow’s election. (Photo by Getty Images)

Dom welcomes former Congressman and current Chairman of the Philadelphia Democratic Party Bob Brady back onto the Dom Giordano Program to hear the longtime political staple’s thoughts on tomorrow’s primary election to determine the Democratic choice for Philadelphia’s Mayoral election. If Philadelphia history holds true, who wins tomorrow will most likely win the general election against Republican David Oh, a great candidate in a highly Democratic City. First, Brady and Giordano discuss candidate and front-runner Helen Gym, who Brady suggests is hurting the Party with her divisive way of running her campaign. Then, Dom asks for Brady’s thoughts on the other candidates, with Brady suggesting that support is strong enough for Cherelle Parker to make a push to usurp Gym as the prevailing candidate. In addition, Dom asks whether Brady and the Democratic Party in Philadelphia is at all concerned about Republican front-runner David Oh. (Photo by Getty Images)

Dom welcomes former Congressman and current Chairman of the Philadelphia Democratic Party Bob Brady back onto the Dom Giordano Program to hear the longtime political staple’s thoughts on tomorrow’s primary election to determine the Democratic choice for Philadelphia’s Mayoral election. If Philadelphia history holds true, who wins tomorrow will most likely win the general election against Republican David Oh, a great candidate in a highly Democratic City. First, Brady and Giordano discuss candidate and front-runner Helen Gym, who Brady suggests is hurting the Party with her divisive way of running her campaign. Then, Dom asks for Brady’s thoughts on the other candidates, with Brady suggesting that support is strong enough for Cherelle Parker to make a push to usurp Gym as the prevailing candidate. In addition, Dom asks whether Brady and the Democratic Party in Philadelphia is at all concerned about Republican front-runner David Oh. (Photo by Getty Images)