In today’s second hour, Dom welcomes Former Governor of Texas and Secretary of Energy Rick Perry to the Dom Giordano Program to discuss how the issue of energy will affect tomorrow’s election. First, Giordano asks Sec. Perry to comment on the Biden stance on energy, with Perry commenting on Biden’s decision to reply that he’ll ‘end drilling’ to a climate protester, with Perry calling the comments ‘asinine.’ Then, Perry and Giordano discuss the Senate race between Dr. Mehmet Oz and John Fetterman, with Perry commenting on Fetterman’s alleged ‘pro-fracking’ stance. In addition, Secretary Perry compares the performance of his time in office with the current stance, and tells what he hopes would return with more Republicans in power.

Then, Senator Tim Scott joins Dom on the Dom Giordano Program to discuss and analyze tomorrow’s election on Election Eve. First, Dom gets Senator Scott’s general thoughts on Republican candidate for U.S. Senate Mehmet Oz, with Scott telling what he thinks Oz would bring to the Senate. Then, Giordano and Scott delve into the issue of crime, particularly Fetterman’s history supporting hyper progressive policies that have led big cities such as Philadelphia down a dangerous path.  Then, Giordano and Scott hop into the implications of Democratic policies on both inflation and education, and Scott tells of the importance of recognizing progress and togetherness as a nation.

After that, Dr. Mehmet Oz, candidate in Pennsylvania for United States Senator, returns to the Dom Giordano Program to tell what he’s been up to on the final day before Election Day as he canvasses the state of Pennsylvania. First, Giordano discusses the endorsements that Oz has received in the realm of the issue of crime, with Oz explaining why he believes those who matter have thrown their weight behind him because of Fetterman’s harmful progressive policies. Then, Giordano and Oz run through multiple other issues greatly affecting the election, including issues of the economy, and tell of a great event that both will be speaking at tonight in Montgomery County, with more information found at DoctorOz.com. (Photo by Drew Angerer/Getty Images)

Senator Tim Scott joins Dom on the Dom Giordano Program to discuss and analyze tomorrow’s election on Election Eve. First, Dom gets Senator Scott’s general thoughts on Republican candidate for U.S. Senate Mehmet Oz, with Scott telling what he thinks Oz would bring to the Senate. Then, Giordano and Scott delve into the issue of crime, particularly Fetterman’s history supporting hyper progressive policies that have led big cities such as Philadelphia down a dangerous path.  Then, Giordano and Scott hop into the implications of Democratic policies on both inflation and education, and Scott tells of the importance of recognizing progress and togetherness as a nation. (Photo by Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images)

Dom welcomes Former Governor of Texas and Secretary of Energy Rick Perry to the Dom Giordano Program to discuss how the issue of energy will affect tomorrow’s election. First, Giordano asks Sec. Perry to comment on the Biden stance on energy, with Perry commenting on Biden’s decision to reply that he’ll ‘end drilling’ to a climate protester, with Perry calling the comments ‘asinine.’ Then, Perry and Giordano discuss the Senate race between Dr. Mehmet Oz and John Fetterman, with Perry commenting on Fetterman’s alleged ‘pro-fracking’ stance. In addition, Secretary Perry compares the performance of his time in office with the current stance, and tells what he hopes would return with more Republicans in power. (Photo by Mike Stone/Getty Images)

Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by discussing what he expects from tonight, as he hosts a show live from a rally for Pennsylvania Senate candidate Dr. Mehmet Oz from Montgomery County, telling listeners to join him at the Haines Estate in Pennsburg, PA. Then, Dom offers his Election Eve analysis, telling how he believes the issue of inflation will swing the election toward Republicans, also playing back comments made by left-leaning analysts that echo the same sentiment. Then, Dom brings things more local, telling how he believes crime will weigh into the election, and reads back a local news story that fingers State Rep. Martina White as an ‘election denier’ for raising questions about the integrity of Pennsylvania’s elections.

Then, Dom welcomes Athan Koutsioroumbas, columnist for RealClearPolitics and former staffer for Rick Santorum back onto the Dom Giordano Program. Athan K has been on fire recently, posting great analysis both on RealClearPolitics on his substack analyzing two of the most important voting demographics, being Gen X and suburban voters. Athan delves into the voting ideology of Gen X voters, discussing how the Overton window has shifted to create many ‘Republicans’ who are generally socially moderate but fiscally conservative. Athan explains how this shift is happening, telling how political needs shift as voters start families, with many shifting right because of the radical nature of school boards around the country. (Photo by Michael M. Santiago/Getty Images)

Dom welcomes Athan Koutsioroumbas, columnist for RealClearPolitics and former staffer for Rick Santorum back onto the Dom Giordano Program. Athan K has been on fire recently, posting great analysis both on RealClearPolitics on his substack analyzing two of the most important voting demographics, being Gen X and suburban voters. Athan delves into the voting ideology of Gen X voters, discussing how the Overton window has shifted to create many ‘Republicans’ who are generally socially moderate but fiscally conservative. Athan explains how this shift is happening, telling how political needs shift as voters start families, with many shifting right because of the radical nature of school boards around the country. (Photo by Getty Images)

In today’s third hour, Dom welcomes Jennifer Sey, former Levi’s executive and author of the upcoming Levi’s Unbuttoned: The Woke Mob Took My Job but Gave Me My Voice, onto the Dom Giordano Program. First, Dom asks Sey about her losing her Levi’s job because of her comments made about the hypocritical nature of Coronavirus edicts, specifically asking about the new push by the Left to provide ‘amnesty’ to those on the opposite end of Sey who got things so wrong. Ley, who’s launched a Substack since leaving Levi’s, explains the benefits of her job loss, telling how she now can freely speak on issues that have become politicized.

Then, after playing Dom’s Money Melody, Dom focuses back on the local elections prior to Tuesday’s Election Day, playing back a clip from a Bucks County Commissioner who wrongly notes that one can drop over a hundred ballots in a drop box if they originate from a nursing home. Dom analyzes the differences presented by both Democratic and Republican candidates, and warns of the negative implications of extreme Progressive policies. (Photo by Michael M. Santiago/Getty Images)

Dom welcomes Jennifer Sey, former Levi’s executive and author of the upcoming Levi’s Unbuttoned: The Woke Mob Took My Job but Gave Me My Voice, onto the Dom Giordano Program. First, Dom asks Sey about her losing her Levi’s job because of her comments made about the hypocritical nature of Coronavirus edicts, specifically asking about the new push by the Left to provide ‘amnesty’ to those on the opposite end of Sey who got things so wrong. Ley, who’s launched a Substack since leaving Levi’s, explains the benefits of her job loss, telling how she now can freely speak on issues that have become politicized. (Photo by Dave Kotinsky/Getty Images for Levis)

Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom continues the Dom Giordano Program with commentary about the upcoming Election Day on Tuesday. Dom spends the first segment playing back and dissecting an appearance by Democratic Senate candidate John Fetterman, in which Fetterman commented on his health and privilege, particularly while making Oz’s wealth a cornerstone of his campaign. Then, Giordano takes a couple calls, then plays back a clip from Joy Reid, who tried arguing on MSNBC that people did not know the term ‘inflation’ before Republicans made it a hot topic in this year’s Election season. Also, Giordano tells about a billboard near the stadiums that reads that the World Series has been brought to us by immigrants, which he appreciates but notes that they are legal immigrants.

Then, Dom welcomes in media critic Scott Cronick onto the Dom Giordano Program to hear what’s worth watching both at home and in theaters. First, Cronick offers his analysis on the World Series coverage provided by Fox, telling why he believes Phillies fans have a distaste for John Smoltz. Then, Giordano asks Cronick about comments made by director Quentin Tarantino, who said to the LA Times that he looks forward to the end of superhero films. Then, Cronick offers tips for what’s worth watching, including the new All Quiet on the Western Front on Netflix and Terrifier 2 in theaters. (Photo by Mark Makela/Getty Images)

Dom welcomes in media critic Scott Cronick onto the Dom Giordano Program to hear what’s worth watching both at home and in theaters. First, Cronick offers his analysis on the World Series coverage provided by Fox, telling why he believes Phillies fans have a distaste for John Smoltz. Then, Giordano asks Cronick about comments made by director Quentin Tarantino, who said to the LA Times that he looks forward to the end of superhero films. Then, Cronick offers tips for what’s worth watching, including the new All Quiet on the Western Front on Netflix and Terrifier 2 in theaters. (Photo by Sebastian Reuter/Getty Images for Netflix)

Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by discussing updated polling results as we come upon Election Day, revealing gains by both Republicans in the gubernatorial and the Senate races. Giordano breaks down and analyzes the polls, pontificating the reasons behind the spike, asking whether it could be true that suburban women are trending toward the Republican Party.

Then, Dom welcomes Representative Jim Jordan back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss a 1,000 page report he’s produced focusing on the politicization of the FBI. Giordano and Jordan go in depth into the topic, with Jordan discussing the unequal treatment that’s developed within the organization as agents knock down the door of conservatives while turning a blind eye to similar, or in some cases worse, actions by Democrats and those on the Left. Then, Rep. Jordan takes on the allegations that Republicans aid and welcome political violence, discussing President Biden’s speech yesterday, telling about the many times that Republicans have rushed to condemn violent acts by political extremists.

Then, State Senator Doug Mastriano rejoins the Dom Giordano Program to take listeners inside the final days of his campaign as he prepares for Tuesday’s Election Day. First, Giordano asks Mastriano about news that Pennsylvania has been funding gender transition procedures with taxpayer funds, with Mastriano explaining why he believes this needs to end. Then, this leads Giordano and Mastriano into a conversation of the radical policies propped up by Progressives, particularly pertaining to radical ideologies in education and the push to allow transgendered individuals to participate in female sports. Also, Doug updates the audience as to where he’ll be in the final days of the Election, and tells listeners where to find his upcoming schedule online, at Doug4Gov.com. (Photo by Getty Images)