Congressman Scott Perry joins the Dom Giordano Program only hours after he and the rest of the Republicans on the Congressional Oversight Committee held a press conference announcing evidence of corruption and collusion between Hunter Biden, Joe Biden, and foreign officials. First, Dom asks Perry whether he believes this will have the impact that most conservatives hope it will, with Perry and Giordano discussing the state of the media and the lack of investigative journalism. Then, Perry tells Dom of the depth of the information they’ve received about the Biden family connections, stressing the negative effect of the politically-plugged in family accepting the amount of money they did on multiple occasions from foreign entities. Also, Dom asks Perry about the coming end of Title 42, with Perry telling of the importance of securing our border as crime and the heroin epidemic continue to explode. (Photo by Anna Moneymaker/Getty Images)

Dom welcomes Republican candidate for Philadelphia Mayor David Oh back onto the Dom Giordano Program to hear how his campaign has been going since they last spoke. First, Dom and Oh speak about Oh’s potential Democratic contenders, with Oh suggesting that he believes Gym or Rhynhart to be the front-runner, which Dom notes will allow Oh to easily separate himself from the other candidate due to Gym and Rhynhart’s more-Progressive approach than their cohorts. Then, Oh and Dom discuss public safety, with Oh telling that the issue will remain the primary issue through a primary election, explaining the importance of the safety of Philadelphians and the impact that has on both livability and the economy. Dom asks Oh how he’d approach working with Philadelphia District Attorney Larry Krasner, with Oh noting that the official is indeed duly elected, but laying out his plan if things did not go positively in a new working relationship. (Photo by Getty Images)

In today’s third hour, Dom leads off the Dom Giordano program by telling of a new program taking hold in Norristown that awards students and individuals in their school district with a badge noting LGBT+ support. On the badge, though, is a link to a website that offers students concerning information like a how-to on bondage and a blog titled ‘how to organize like a sex worker,’ which promotes sex work. Norristown badge ‘how to organize like a sex worker’. Then, Dom welcomes Republican candidate for Philadelphia Mayor David Oh back onto the Dom Giordano Program to hear how his campaign has been going since they last spoke. First, Dom and Oh speak about Oh’s potential Democratic contenders, with Oh suggesting that he believes Gym or Rhynhart to be the front-runner, which Dom notes will allow Oh to easily separate himself from the other candidate due to Gym and Rhynhart’s more-Progressive approach than their cohorts. Then, Oh and Dom discuss public safety, with Oh telling that the issue will remain the primary issue through a primary election, explaining the importance of the safety of Philadelphians and the impact that has on both livability and the economy. Dom asks Oh how he’d approach working with Philadelphia District Attorney Larry Krasner, with Oh noting that the official is indeed duly elected, but laying out his plan if things did not go positively in a new working relationship. (Photo by Getty Images)

Dom Giordano tells that a new kitchen appliance is under attack by climate enthusiasts... the dishwasher. Also, Producer Dan tells of an LA Times editorial that expresses disappointment that California was not the first state to ban gas stoves. (Photo by Getty Images)

Dom Giordano's Producer Dan reads back a tweet from a listener who suggests that, after a great performance hosting a debate between Philadelphia Mayoral candidates, Dom should host a debate featuring Presidential contenders. (Photo by Joe Raedle/Getty Images)

Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by discussing a situation he was made aware of over in Norristown, Pennsylvania, with the Pennsylvania Teacher’s Union allegedly providing cards signaling virtue, that give a QR code that links to a website that provides ‘how-to’ sexual advice, even for bondage. Then, Dom and Dan toss around who they think may be Trump’s choice for VP, with Dom telling why he’d be against the former President picking Kari Lake, who recently ran for Governor of Arizona. Also, Dom reveals some information that’s already been released about the Texas white supremacist mass shooter, causing him to again question why we haven’t seen any more about the Tennessee transgendered shooter.

Then, Dom welcomes Don Trump Jr. back onto the Dom Giordano Program to hear what he’s been up to since his father left office. First, Giordano asks Don about his new book, Letters to Trump, a new coffee-table book that features some ironic letters sent to Trump from detractors and some heartwarming letters sent by friends. Then, Dom asks Trump Jr. about his comments about Fox News, asking why the former President’s son has not appeared on Fox News, with Don suggesting that the network has come firmly out against another presidential run for his father. Then, Dom asks Trump Jr. about the media treatment of Hunter Biden, asking how he thinks the media would cover his family if it were either he or his brother that have imbibed in all that Hunter has done. Also, Trump Jr. tells whether he’s considering throwing his own hat into the political realm, and suggests there may be some news involving Tucker Carlson in the very near future.  (Photo by Joe Raedle/Getty Images)

In today’s second hour, Dom leads off the Dom Giordano Program by reflecting on yesterday’s Mayoral debate, asking listeners who they’re leaning toward if they’re able to vote, or if they had the chance to vote, in the election. Then Dom tells about a wild situation involving a canvasser for Helen Gym, who opened fire on another campaign worker. Also, Dom updates the very important DelCo race for a State Representative that may tilt the power structure in Harrisburg. In addition, Dom gives an update on the case involving Philadelphia SWAT officer Richard Nicoletti who used pepper spray on protestors on I-676, revealing why there was a hung jury and telling that DA Larry Krasner has already said he’ll retry the case. (Photo by Getty Images)

Dom welcomes Don Trump Jr. back onto the Dom Giordano Program to hear what he’s been up to since his father left office. First, Giordano asks Don about his new book, Letters to Trump, a new coffee-table book that features some ironic letters sent to Trump from detractors and some heartwarming letters sent by friends. Then, Dom asks Trump Jr. about his comments about Fox News, asking why the former President’s son has not appeared on Fox News, with Don suggesting that the network has come firmly out against another presidential run for his father. Then, Dom asks Trump Jr. about the media treatment of Hunter Biden, asking how he thinks the media would cover his family if it were either he or his brother that have imbibed in all that Hunter has done. Also, Trump Jr. tells whether he’s considering throwing his own hat into the political realm, and suggests there may be some news involving Tucker Carlson in the very near future.  

Dom welcomes in Jason Nark, columnist for the Philadelphia Inquirer, to discuss a new column he penned noting the death of AM radios as car manufacturers phase out installing the technology in new vehicles. Nark tells what’s been happening with newly produced vehicles, explaining that the technology is being slowly phased out in lieu of FM and internet radio capability using Bluetooth and phones. Also, Nark suggests how AM radio can be used as a selling point, and suggests what this may mean for the future of conservative radio. (Photo by Getty Images)

Dom welcomes in Tom Crone of the Camden County GOP who has some good news about New Jersey politics, revealing that Democratic political powerhouse George Norcross is stepping aside, retiring to Florida. Crone explains why this is huge for the political scene in New Jersey, telling of the huge amount of pull that the Norcross family holds on the State’s DNC. Crone tells that there is now a power vacuum in New Jersey’s politics, which he predicts will create some interesting times, allowing stronger chances for Republicans moving forward. Also, Crone repeats that Norcross will move down to Florida, which prompts Producer Dan to chime in to point out the irony of his chosen location to settle. (Photo by Getty Images)