Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by offering his take at the situation unfolding at the border as Title 42 sets to expire in two days, playing back a clip from ABC anchor Martha Raddatz who tried blaming Republicans for inviting migrants to the border. Then, Dom tells about a situation that unfolded at the King of Prussia mall that saw a car chase lead into shots fired by a ‘depressed’ shopper.

Then, Dom welcomes incredible Fox29 reporter Steve Keeley back onto the Dom Giordano Program to learn some details about a shooting out at the King of Prussia Mall over the weekend. Steve takes us inside the crazy situation that saw a car fly off into one of King of Prussia’s parking lot and shots fired by a ghost gun toward law enforcement officers. Then, Keeley and Giordano discuss the state of the City of Philadelphia, telling that today it is expected that the City will reach 500 homicides. This conversation on homicide leads to a discussion about what are deemed ‘suspicious deaths’ in the City, with Giordano lamenting that the homicide count could be and should be much higher. (Photo by Getty Images)

Dom Giordano reveals the asinine amount of money one would have to make to earn a comparable amount to what those living off the government receive. (Photo by Getty Images)

Dom welcomes in Ann Marie Muldoon, friend of the show and heavy hitter in her community in Mayfair, onto the Dom Giordano Program for an update on Philadelphia's fundraising efforts for Toys for Tots. Ann Marie is proud to report over 70 boxes of toys donated from Philadelphia Police and Fire, and tells listeners what it's like running a business in a turning part of the City. (Photo by Getty Images)

Tim Daly, a Bucks County parent who's become a regular on the show after taking on local school boards, takes us inside a video that's gone viral featuring friend of the show Simon Campbell being escorted out of a Souderton School Board meeting. (Photo by Getty Images)

Frank in South Philly, a regular caller into the Dom Giordano Program, stops into the studio with a gift of homemade Capicola and Sopressata for the Dom Giordano crew. (Photo by Getty Images)

Dom welcomes philosopher Peter Boghossian onto the Dom Giordano Program to hear about Boghossian’s effort to launch the University of Austin, an academic entity designated to push back against the woke ideology pervasive in liberal universities. Boghossian takes Giordano inside the entire plan, telling about the groundwork he and the other founders are doing to find a location and open up the University in a tradition, brick-and-mortar sense. Boghossian tells about the archaic power of current universities, explaining why and how he is determined to accomplish this incredibly ambitious feat. (Photo by Getty Images)

Dom welcomes former Pennridge School President Joan Cullen returns to the Dom Giordano Program to discuss some questionable requirements for graduation from the School District. In an op-ed penned and sent to multiple local news outlets, Cullen writes of a new requirement that reduces the necessary credits in social studies from 4 to 3, in the process eliminating their World History course. Cullen and Giordano discuss what this means for students in the district, also discussing another course that was eliminated, personal finance, and the political implications of such a change to curriculum. (Photo by Getty Images)

In today’s third hour, Dom welcomes philosopher Peter Boghossian onto the Dom Giordano Program to hear about Boghossian’s effort to launch the University of Austin, an academic entity designated to push back against the woke ideology pervasive in liberal universities. Boghossian takes Giordano inside the entire plan, telling about the groundwork he and the other founders are doing to find a location and open up the University in a tradition, brick-and-mortar sense. Boghossian tells about the archaic power of current universities, explaining why and how he is determined to accomplish this incredibly ambitious feat.

Then, caller Frank from South Philadelphia stops into studio with some homemade Italian gifts for Dom Giordano, including some soppressata and capicola, and tells Giordano the differences between the multiple types of Italian sausages. Also, Dom calls upon Tim Daly to take us inside a heated Souderton School Board meeting that saw friend of the show Simon Campbell escorted out by security. (Photo by Dan Kitwood/Getty Images)

Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom brings up the topic of immigration for the start of the second hour of the Dom Giordano Program, asking people why they believe Democrats want open borders so badly. Throughout the hour, Dom also asks listeners to answer his side question asking for the greatest movie scenes of all time. Then, Dan Cirucci, a regular on the Dom Giordano Program, dials in to offer his opinion on the immigration question, offering what he believes Republicans need to do to further their chances in future elections through the lens of an advertising executive.

Then, Dom welcomes media critic Neal Zoren back onto the Dom Giordano Program to hear what’s worth watching over the holiday break. First, Neal offers his opinion on the Price Harry and Meghan Markle Netflix documentary, explaining why the documentary, which he calls boring, has at least gave him some sympathy for Markle. Then, Zoren and Giordano discuss the move of the Mummers to MeTV, with Zoren agreeing that this is a slight toward the Mummers. Also, Zoren suggests a couple series to binge over the holidays, explaining why he plans on re-watching some great series himself.  (Photo by Joe Raedle/Getty Images)

Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by discussing comments made by NFL executive and former Philadelphia Eagle Troy Vincent, who compared the NFL combine to a ‘slave auction.’ Dom takes umbrage with this comparison, with both him and Producer Dan asking what would be less objectionable than a standard combine. Then, Dom tells about a glitch in Philadelphia’s Police Department’s homicide count that spiked them closer to 500, adding 8 murders overnight. After that, Dom takes some calls from listeners, discussing whether politics have colored their opinion of the NFL. Also, Dom speaks out against tinted windows after a story of a listener getting carjacked, and listeners offer their opinions on the matter.

Then, Dom welcomes former Pennridge School President Joan Cullen returns to the Dom Giordano Program to discuss some questionable requirements for graduation from the School District. In an op-ed penned and sent to multiple local news outlets, Cullen writes of a new requirement that reduces the necessary credits in social studies from 4 to 3, in the process eliminating their World History course. Cullen and Giordano discuss what this means for students in the district, also discussing another course that was eliminated, personal finance, and the political implications of such a change to curriculum. (Photo by Paul Harding/Getty Images for Leaders)