In today’s third hour, Dom welcomes legendary sports journalist Ray Didinger back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss the horrific situation many of us saw play out last night on NFL’s Monday Night Football, in which a Buffalo Bills Safety, Damar Hamlin, collapsed, going into cardiac arrest and had to receive CPR. First, Dom and Didinger discuss the popularity of the NFL and how the league has grown, with Didinger taking us through his time covering the sport and how the game has evolved into what it’s become. Then, Didinger and Dom discuss the situation itself, with Didinger offering his expertise to take us inside the NFL head offices and the broadcast booth as the league and broadcasters reacted to the tragedy.

Then, Dom continues providing updates, now on the second Speaker of the House vote after the primary saw Republican candidate Kevin McCarthy fall to Democrat Hakeem Jeffries, but with Jeffries falling short of receiving the majority of votes, which is needed to win. (Photo by Win McNamee/Getty Images)

In today’s second hour, Dom welcomes Andrew Wyatt, spokesperson for Bill Cosby, back onto the Dom Giordano Program to address rumors that the controversial comic will return to the road for an upcoming standup tour. First, Dom asks the question head on, asking whether Cosby indeed wants to tour, with Wyatt explaining how Mr. Cosby is always serious when he says something, and that he does indeed intend to return to work. Andrew compounds on this statement, explaining a pushback that Cosby has seen in the media when teasing the run, telling what one should actually expect from Cosby in a standup show. Then, Dom asks whether any clubs have shown interest in hosting the comic, with Wyatt revealing that a club owner in South Jersey has offered a quarter million to bring the comedian in.

Then, Dom turns to a full analysis of what’s happening down on Capitol Hill as Congress votes on the next Speaker of the House, with both Dom and Dan providing live updates, playing back clips, and callers offering their opinion on what went down as Kevin McCarthy lost the primary vote, with his Democratic foe Hakeem Jeffries receiving more votes, but not enough to win Speaker. (Photo by Win McNamee/Getty Images)

Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by offering his opinion on the ongoing controversy on Capitol Hill over who the next Speaker of the House should be, first telling listeners about a push by a small group of Republicans to vote against McCarthy due to performances in the recent election. Dom explains why he believes Republicans need to vote for McCarthy, and explains the importance of the Party being on the same page. Then, Dom offers his thoughts on the horrific situation that played out during last night’s Monday Night Football, with Buffalo Bill Damar Hamlin collapsing on the field with a cardiac arrest after taking a shoulder to his chest. Then, Dom tells about New York Times column that tries to argue that short people are better than tall people because of their lesser carbon footprint. Also, Dom asks his side question of the day, asking listeners to tell him which songs hype them up. (Photo by Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images)

Dom Giordano tells about the incredible backlog of cases that the United States Immigration Court has to work through, and tells how he believes lawmakers can fix the growing border crisis. (Photo by Getty Images)

Dom welcomes legendary sports journalist Ray Didinger back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss the horrific situation many of us saw play out last night on NFL’s Monday Night Football, in which a Buffalo Bills Safety, Damar Hamlin, collapsed, going into cardiac arrest and eventually receiving almost 10 minutes of CPR on the field. First, Dom and Didinger discuss the popularity of the NFL and how the league has grown, with Didinger taking us through his time covering the sport and how the game has evolved into what it’s become. Then, Didinger and Dom discuss the situation itself, with Didinger offering his expertise to take us inside the NFL head offices and the broadcast booth as the league and broadcasters reacted to the tragedy. 

Dom welcomes Andrew Wyatt, spokesperson for Bill Cosby, back onto the Dom Giordano Program to address rumors that the controversial comic will return to the road for an upcoming standup tour. First, Dom asks the question head on, asking whether Cosby indeed wants to tour, with Wyatt explaining how Mr. Cosby is always serious when he says something, and that he does indeed intend to return to work. Andrew compounds on this statement, explaining a pushback that Cosby has seen in the media when teasing the run, telling what one should actually expect from Cosby in a standup show. Then, Dom asks whether any clubs have shown interest in hosting the comic, with Wyatt revealing that a club owner in South Jersey has offered a quarter million to bring the comedian in. (Photo by Mark Makela/Getty Images)

Dom reads back an article to his very tall producer from the New York Times, that essentially argues why tall people need to be eradicated, not short people as Newman suggests, due to their larger carbon footprint. (Photo by Kevin Winter/Getty Images)

Dom continues the Dom Giordano Program by welcoming in Chris Tremoglie, writer for Washington Examiner, to discuss an experience he’s had over the holiday break while trying to acquire a recycling bin for his mother. Chris tells that he went to a Philadelphia center designated to distribute the blue bins and was told he needed to show a government-issued ID to receiving the offer. This sparked an idea for a column in Tremoglie’s head, writing about his experience and tying it to the push by liberals to deny a requirement for voters to show ID when they vote. Tremoglie and Giordano point out the hypocrisy, and both explain why they are fully behind a requirement for identification to vote, especially if recycling nuts require it. (Photo by Getty Images)

In today’s third hour, Dom continues the Dom Giordano Program by welcoming in Chris Tremoglie, writer for Washington Examiner, to discuss an experience he’s had over the holiday break while trying to acquire a recycling bin for his mother. Chris tells that he went to a Philadelphia center designated to distribute the blue bins and was told he needed to show a government-issued ID to receiving the offer. This sparked an idea for a column in Tremoglie’s head, writing about his experience and tying it to the push by liberals to deny a requirement for voters to show ID when they vote. Tremoglie and Giordano point out the hypocrisy, and both explain why they are fully behind a requirement for identification to vote, especially if recycling nuts require it. (Photo by Getty Images)

Dom welcomes in Fallon Zecca and Chris Grimm of Karens for Hire, a group dedicated to holding customer service representatives and companies responsible after a customer has been wronged. The group, who has done radio rounds, though, has recently seen their information and interviews removed due to the term ‘Karen’ now being deemed offensive. Grimm and Zecca, who have become victims of the policing of language, lay forth the purpose of Karens for Hire, telling Dom of the successes they’ve had in receiving fair resolutions for their clients. (Photos by Getty Images)