Dom welcomes in Dr. William Corse, father of the woman who was brutally beaten just steps away from City Hall at 15th and Chestnut, who wrote an email to the show asking to speak out about the violence in Philadelphia. Corse updates the status of his daughter, telling that she's still recovering and may need eye surgery as a result. Giordano asks Corse about his thoughts on Philadelphia, with Corse explicitly calling out District Attorney Larry Krasner for his role in the continued spike of violence in the City. (Photo by Getty Images)

Dom welcomes in Representative Abby Major onto the Dom Giordano Program just minutes after Representative Mike Zabel sent a letter to House Leader Joanna McClinton telling that he will resign from his post following a press conference by Major in which she pointed to advances made by the Democratic politician. Major tells that as a woman, she wanted to stand against a continued trend in Harrisburg of this type of casual sexual harassment to prevent others from having to suffer what she and other women have had to go through. Major explains that this was just one instance of many that she’s heard about Representative Zabel, and regularly these things are overlooked, which isn’t fair to our female lawmakers. (Photo by Getty Images)

Dom welcomes in John DeMasi to the Dom Giordano Program, a father of a student who was assaulted in the Upper Darby School District. DeMasi reached out to the Dom Giordano Program after hearing Superintendent Dr. Daniel McGarry on the show last week discuss a letter he sent to parents following the assault of his daughter. DeMasi tells about what happened to his daughter, revealing what he was told by officers investigating the incident, and tells of the response by school staff in the fall out. Also, DeMasi tells where he takes issue with district leadership, particularly within the dress code, and tells how he believes things can improve for his daughter and other students within the district. (Photo by Getty Images)

Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Dom welcomes in Representative Abby Major onto the Dom Giordano Program just minutes after Representative Mike Zabel sent a letter to House Leader Joanna McClinton telling that he will resign from his post following a press conference by Major in which she pointed to advances made by the Democratic politician. Major tells that as a woman, she wanted to stand against a continued trend in Harrisburg of this type of casual sexual harassment to prevent others from having to suffer what she and other women have had to go through. Major explains that this was just one instance of many that she’s heard about Representative Zabel, and regularly these things are overlooked, which isn’t fair to our female lawmakers.

Then, Dom welcomes in Dr. William Corse, father of the woman who was brutally beaten just steps away from City Hall at 15th and Chestnut, who wrote an email to the show asking to speak out about the violence in Philadelphia. Corse updates the status of his daughter, telling that she's still recovering and may need eye surgery as a result. Giordano asks Corse about his thoughts on Philadelphia, with Corse explicitly calling out District Attorney Larry Krasner for his role in the continued spike of violence in the City. (Photo by Getty Images)

In today’s second hour, Dom welcomes in John DeMasi to the Dom Giordano Program, a father of a student who was assaulted in the Upper Darby School District. DeMasi reached out to the Dom Giordano Program after hearing Superintendent Dr. Daniel McGarry on the show last week discuss a letter he sent to parents following the assault of his daughter. DeMasi tells about what happened to his daughter, revealing what he was told by officers investigating the incident, and tells of the response by school staff in the fall out. Also, DeMasi tells where he takes issue with district leadership, particularly within the dress code, and tells how he believes things can improve for his daughter and other students within the district.

Then, Dom plays back some clips today from Jim Jordan and the Select Committee investigating the origins of Coronavirus, explaining why this information is so important and asking whether listeners would prefer Jordan or Rand Paul as the main questioner. Then, Dom plays back a clip from Michelle Obama on MSNBC trashing Trump’s inauguration day, asking whether she still believes in going high when others go low. (Photo by Rodin Eckenroth/Getty Images)

Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by discussing the new developments since yesterday’s show centered around January 6th as Tucker Carlson continues to release new footage from the incident sent by House Speaker Kevin McCarthy. Dom plays back some reaction from the first night of footage, including the words of Mitt Romney, who said that it’s sad to see Tucker go off the rails, and Merrick Garland, who stammered and offered up inaccurate information when pressed by a reporter. Dom tells why he believes the footage to be so important, telling of the implications that this footage coming to light has on ongoing trials for those there on that day. Then, Dom discusses the news yesterday that former gubernatorial candidate in Pennsylvania, Doug Mastriano, is preparing for a run for Senate against sitting Senator Bob Casey. Dom explains why he’s against this notion, telling why he’s vehemently against a Mastriano run for Senate, calling Mastriano a ‘menace’ to the ability for Republicans to win in Pennsylvania.

Then, Dom welcomes in Jeff Yass, a Pennsylvanian options trader and billionaire that the Inquirer regularly likes to paint negatively as ‘the richest man in Pennsylvania.’ Yass, a strong proponent for charter schools and school choice, was the target of an episode of ABC’s Abbott Elementary, with the fictional school facing a takeover by an ‘evil’ charter school organization. First, Yass tells whether he was watching the show live, with Yass telling how he found out about the reference toward his work. Then, Giordano asks Yass to explain why, as a successful businessman, he’s involved himself in such a political topic, with Yass telling of the importance of allowing children throughout the country, and their parents, to determine their future by offering choices in education. Also, Yass offers his opinion on the mayoral race here in Philadelphia, pointing to the hypocrisies in the anti-charter platforms of certain candidates. (Photo by Brent Stirton/Getty Images)

Dom welcomes in Steven Sund, author of Courage Under Fire: Under Siege and Outnumbered 58 to 1 on January 6th and former police chief of the Capitol Police, serving as chief during the events of January 6th. Sund tells Giordano that last night’s expose by Carlson was also the first time he had seen the footage shown, offering his analysis on what he saw and how it should have effected how his job was handled during the fallout of the events. Sund takes us inside the day’s events, telling in-depth about his communication with the office of Nancy Pelosi. (Photo by Andrew Harnik - Pool/Getty Images)

In today’s third hour, Dom welcomes State Senate President Pro Tempore Kim Ward onto the Dom Giordano Program to offer her analysis on the new budget proposal by Governor Josh Shapiro. First, Dom welcomes in Senator Ward and asks her for her overall thoughts on the speech, with Ward telling what she liked to hear but also pointing out what she didn’t hear, particular centered on public safety and education funding. Also, Dom and Ward discuss the Republican Party in Pennsylvania, with Ward explaining what is important to her and her cohorts in Harrisburg as they continue to try and re-install normalcy throughout the State. (Photo by Mark Makela/Getty Images)

Dom welcomes in New York Post columnist Miranda Devine, author of Laptop from Hell: Hunter Biden, Big Tech, and the Dirty Secrets the Presidents Tried to Hide, to discuss the revelations discovered on last night’s Tucker Carlson Show after the host showed footage of January 6th after obtaining over 40,000 hours of footage from House Speaker Kevin McCarthy. Devine tells us her overall thoughts about the new footage, pointing to the lapse in justice that found many of those involved with the incident targeted by the FBI, also discussing the questions that arise around Ray Epps, a man seen organizing the event that day that the FBI refuses to investigate. Also, Devine discusses how Nancy Pelosi ties into the entire incident, tells us what we can expect from Tucker Carlson the remainder of the week, and what she hopes happens in Washington D.C. as a result of the new revelations. (Photo by Jon Cherry/Getty Images)

Dom welcomes Representative Scott Perry back onto the Dom Giordano Program to hear his thoughts on the new information exposed last night by Tucker Carlson after his producers scoured over 40,000 hours of footage of the January 6th incident. Perry explains the frustration he felt last night as it became clear that what he and many other Republicans believed about the day was indeed true. Perry offers his analysis on the footage, pointing out the hypocrisies of how things have been handled regarding the event. Perry explains what he would like to see as a result of the new footage coming to light, telling why he believes the American people need to demand answers from the government on both the revelations centered on Ray Epps, a man alleged to be an instigator who supposedly left the incident prior to what footage shows, and Brian Sicknick, the Capitol Police Officer who passed soon after the event who has been turned into a martyr by Democrats. Also, Perry addresses claims that he requested a pardon, explaining that this helps prove that Liz Cheney lied about him and much else about the day’s events. (Photo by Win McNamee/Getty Images)