In today’s second hour, Dom welcomes in Caroline Moore, Vice President of Parents Defending Education, onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss her organization’s effort to uncover school districts throughout the country who are hiding student’s gender preferences from parents. Moore explains why the organization has taken this upon themselves, stressing the importance of parental involvement in education, and tells why she worries that this is a continued trend of removing power from parents. Moore tells that their website, DefendingEd.org, now features what they call an ‘IndoctriNation’ map, which visually lays out which districts have incidents of schools hiding this type of information from parents. (Photo by Getty Images)

Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by breaking down new polling on policing in Philadelphia, broken down by demographic and neighborhood. Dom reveals that his beloved South Philadelphia has changed drastically, revealing that only 40% of South Philly residents support paying the police more. Then, Dom tells that he’ll be joined by Mike Donohue, a Republican powerhouse in Cape May County, who has some information on the repeated whale deaths at the Jersey Shore.

Then, Dom welcomes back J. Christian Adams of the Public Interest Legal Foundation onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss some questions that his foundation has about Al Schmidt and Pennsylvania voters who may not be United States citizens. Schmidt, who became prominent in the 2020 elections condemning any questions about election interference, called for transparency in voting rolls after testifying that he was briefed by the State Department on a study that determined there were over 100,000 non-citizens voting in Pennsylvania. PILF wrote an editorial for a Pittsburgh newspaper calling for Al Schmidt to fix the problem now that he sits as the Acting Secretary of State, with Christian explaining the runaround his organization has received when trying to understand why the issue has not been fixed by the person who raised the issue in the first place. (Photo by Getty Images)

Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom welcomes Central Bucks School District President Dana Hunter back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss a story posted recently on Broad+Liberty that examines the media coverage of her school district, determining that many times, reporters state that the board is ‘anti-LGBT’ while frequently ignoring the district’s perspective. Hunter takes us inside the target of these reports, being the district’s new policy on books displaying sexual imagery, explaining why this is not anti-LGBT nor are they outright banning books, telling why she hopes the policy does indeed produce inclusivity.

Then, Dom welcomes Pennsylvania Representative Joseph D’Orsie (R-York) onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss a new bill he authored, HB179, which would ban ‘bias response teams’ at Universities and limit high security fees for controversial speakers, also enabling somebody whose free speech rights have been infringed to take action against the University. D’Orsie explains what he hopes to accomplish with this bill, explaining the continued bias presented on University campuses and how these alleged ‘response teams’ would not reduce but instead further increase bias, particularly against conservative ideals.

Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Dom leads off the Dom Giordano Program by reflecting on a New Jersey conservative conference that he spoke at over the weekend, discussing what topics are most important to New Jersey voters. This leads Dom into a conversation about the dead whales washing ashore in Philadelphia, with Dom bringing to a light a story by Amy Rosenberg over at the Inquirer, who wrote about ‘conspiracy theories’ that the construction of wind farms are to blame. Dom takes issue with this stance, explaining how he believes it only serves to silence one side of the debate, attempting to alienate questions about whether Democrats and wind companies are to blame.

Then, Dom continues the hour by discussing a new push by the Pope to allow for Holy people, including Priests and Nuns, to marry, breaking long Catholic tradition, which Dom explains he agrees with. That causes him to continue with a discussion on religion, playing back a clip of Joe Biden who said that the push-back on transgendered individuals as ‘sinful,’ to which Dom takes issue. (Photo by Getty Images)

Dom welcomes Central Bucks School District President Dana Hunter back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss a story posted recently on Broad+Liberty that examines the media coverage of her school district, determining that many times, reporters state that the board is ‘anti-LGBT’ while frequently ignoring the district’s perspective. Hunter takes us inside the target of these reports, being the district’s new policy on books displaying sexual imagery, explaining why this is not anti-LGBT nor are they outright banning books, telling why she hopes the policy does indeed produce inclusivity. (Photo by Getty Images)

Dom welcomes Pennsylvania Representative Joseph D’Orsie (R-York) onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss a new bill he authored, HB179, which would ban ‘bias response teams’ at Universities and limit high security fees for controversial speakers, also enabling somebody whose free speech rights have been infringed to take action against the University. D’Orsie explains what he hopes to accomplish with this bill, explaining the continued bias presented on University campuses and how these alleged ‘response teams’ would not reduce but instead further increase bias, particularly against conservative ideals. (Photo by Getty Images)

Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by discussing comments made by DeSantis, Trump, and Pence to Tucker Carlson about our involvement in Ukraine, focusing on DeSantis’s comments, explaining why he believes the prospective Presidential candidate has taken a big step forward with his stance after not being very clear in the past. In the commentary, though, DeSantis refers to the war as a ‘territorial dispute,’ which sets off Left media, claiming now that DeSantis is doing the bidding for Vladimir Putin. Then Dom brings things to a local level, responding to an email he received where he was called out for his continued condemnation of Doug Mastriano as a Senate candidate.

Then, Dom welcomes in Fox Business Reporter Charlie Gasparino onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss the very turbulent market after a weekend in which two banks collapsed, including Silicon Valley Bank, a bank that largely funds investors in the tech industry. Charlie explains what has happened through the day on Wall Street, and explains what he thinks the federal government will do to help simmer the markets and the continued skyrocketing inflation. (Photo by Mark Makela/Getty Images)

Dom tells of a report on Steve Keeley's twitter, explaining that the great reporter was on the scene of an incident involving a van ramming into police headquarters. This causes Dan to ask, after a string of great on-the-scene reporting, whether Steve Keeley is actually Batman. (Photo by Jack Taylor/Getty Images)

Dom welcomes in Fox Business Reporter Charlie Gasparino onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss the very turbulent market after a weekend in which two banks collapsed, including Silicon Valley Bank, a bank that largely funds investors in the tech industry. Charlie explains what has happened through the day on Wall Street, and explains what he thinks the federal government will do to help simmer the markets and the continued skyrocketing inflation. (Photo by Justin Sullivan/Getty Images)

In today’s third hour, Dom welcomes in Dave McCormick, former candidate for Senate in Pennsylvania, to discuss the state of the United States economy and his new book, Superpower in Peril: A Battle Plan to Renew America. McCormick lays forth what the collapse of Silicon Valley Bank means for the rest of the economy, explaining what needs to be done federally to counteract skyrocketing inflation. Then, Dom and McCormick reflect on his campaign in the Senate primary, discussing why he failed to receive President Trump’s endorsement and telling whether or not he has plans to run for public office in the future. (Photo by Jeff Swensen/Getty Images)