Dom Giordano is infuriated after he learns that Macy's will no longer feature Salvation Army and their famous red kettles. (Photo by Tim Boyle/Getty Images)

Former Mayor of Pennsburg Vicki Lightcap checks into the Dom Giordano Program to offer her perspective on the importance of women's sports. (Photo by Getty Images)

Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Dom leads off the Dom Giordano Program by revisiting the great news yesterday of a Krasner impeachment in the Pennsylvania House of Representatives. Dom offers up the Democrats in Philadelphia who voted against impeachment, focusing largely on Joe Hohenstein, with Producer Dan reading back a press release by the Hohenstein camp that suggests that the investigative committee was illegitimate.

Then, Dom welcomes Ann Marie Muldoon, head of NE Philadelphia’s Toys for Tots, back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss and promote the upcoming Thanksgiving Parade in Mayfair this Sunday. Muldoon tells Giordano that the Marines and Toys for Tots will serve as the Grand Marshall for the parade that kicks off at noon at Rhawn and Frankford, also noting that there will be volunteers at the parade collecting unwrapped new toys for donation. Also, Muldoon offers her perspective on the spike in crime in Philadelphia, telling how the increase has altered the way Toys for Tots collects toys. (Photo by Getty Images)

Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by welcoming in Rep. Jim Jordan to discuss multiple issues unfolding in Washington, D.C. as Republicans flip the House. First, Dom gathers the forecast on Capitol Hill as the GOP takes over the House, predicting what will happen with Nancy Pelosi being replaced as Speaker of the House. Then, Giordano and Jordan discuss the bias that has seeped into the FBI, with Jordan explaining the importance keeping politics out of the judicial system, telling what he plans to do to make sure that the FBI works as it’s supposed to. Also, Rep. Jordan tells Giordano what a newly Republican Congress will do to address the situation at the border, with Jordan ensuring that he and his colleagues plan to strengthen the security and the functionality of our border. (Photo by Samuel Corum/Getty Images)

Full Hour | In today's second hour, Dom leads off the Dom Giordano Program by playing back a clip of school board members in the Central Bucks School District justifying allowing transgender students to participate in women’s sports, making that argument that high school sports isn’t primarily about competition, telling that all deserve the ability to participate in sport. Dom take calls throughout the hour asking listeners what they think about this, taking a call from a former local Mayor who speaks about her experience playing field hockey and all the positive lessons she learned. (Photo by Getty Images)

Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by welcoming in Rep. Jim Jordan to discuss multiple issues unfolding in Washington, D.C. as Republicans flip the House. First, Dom gathers the forecast on Capitol Hill as the GOP takes over the House, predicting what will happen with Nancy Pelosi being replaced as Speaker of the House. Then, Giordano and Jordan discuss the bias that has seeped into the FBI, with Jordan explaining the importance keeping politics out of the judicial system, telling what he plans to do to make sure that the FBI works as it’s supposed to. Also, Rep. Jordan tells Giordano what a newly Republican Congress will do to address the situation at the border, with Jordan ensuring that he and his colleagues plan to strengthen the security and the functionality of our border.

Then, Dom continues the show by talking about the swap of Congress, playing back live Nancy Pelosi’s announcement of her relinquishing her role as Speaker of the House. Listening back, and her usage of prayer throughout, Dom turns over and asks listeners who they now believe to be the most disappointing Italian, with Pelosi, Cuomo, and DiBlasio now faded away. (Photo by Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images)

Dom welcomes Ann Marie Muldoon, head of NE Philadelphia’s Toys for Tots, back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss and promote the upcoming Thanksgiving Parade in Mayfair this Sunday. Muldoon tells Giordano that the Marines and Toys for Tots will serve as the Grand Marshall for the parade that kicks off at noon at Rhawn and Frankford, also noting that there will be volunteers at the parade collecting unwrapped new toys for donation. Also, Muldoon offers her perspective on the spike in crime in Philadelphia, telling how the increase has altered the way Toys for Tots collects toys. (Photo by Getty Images)

Dom welcomes in Sean Parnell, former candidate for U.S. Senate in Pennsylvania and friend of President Donald Trump, back onto the Dom Giordano Program. First, Dom gets Sean’s thoughts on the decision by PA House members to impeach Krasner, telling why he thinks it’s a great decision but asks why things have taken so long. Then, Sean offers his thoughts on the Pennsylvania races that were settled during last week’s Election Day, telling what he would’ve done differently if he were the Republican nominee in a matchup against John Fetterman. (Photo by Jeff Swensen/Getty Images)

Dom welcomes in State Representative Martina White, who helped launch the investigative probe into Philadelphia District Attorney Larry Krasner and was an instrumental part in the impeachment process, to discuss the vote by House members to impeach Krasner. Martina shows some emotion while thanking her colleagues who really helped to move this through the Statehouse, laying forth what it took for her to take upon such an effort. (Photo by Getty Images)

In today’s third hour, Dom first announces some incredible news for the city of Philadelphia, telling that the Pennsylvania House of Representatives have voted to impeach Philadelphia District Attorney for his role in the spike of Philadelphia’s violence.

Then, Dom welcomes in Sean Parnell, former candidate for U.S. Senate in Pennsylvania and friend of President Donald Trump, back onto the Dom Giordano Program. First, Dom gets Sean’s thoughts on the decision by PA House members to impeach Krasner, telling why he thinks it’s a great decision but asks why things have taken so long. Then, Sean offers his thoughts on the Pennsylvania races that were settled during last week’s Election Day, telling what he would’ve done differently if he were the Republican nominee in a matchup against John Fetterman.

After that, Dom welcomes in State Representative Martina White, who helped launch the investigative probe into Philadelphia District Attorney Larry Krasner and was an instrumental part in the impeachment process, to discuss the vote by House members to impeach Krasner. Martina shows some emotion while thanking her colleagues who really helped to move this through the Statehouse, laying forth what it took for her to take upon such an effort. (Photo by Scott Heins/Getty Images)