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 Michael M. Santiago/Getty Images)

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. (Photo by Susan Walsh-Pool/Getty Images)

Dom Giordano, WPHT host and former teacher, has dedicated much of his daily show toward parents who are taking it into their own hands to push back against school boards that have a negative impact on their children. This has culminated in a weekly podcast on education, Readin', Writin', and Reason, which has allowed wonderful relationships to develop between Giordano, educators, and parents throughout the country who are speaking out against overbearing school boards.

First, Dom welcomes Washington Examiner and longtime friend of the show Chris Tremoglie back onto the podcast. This week, Tremoglie was sent some student preparatory material from West Chester University, which prompted an article in the Washington Examiner. Tremoglie tells of some material centered on diversity and equity, which he explains as a presentation of the 6 stages of white identity, alleging that the material tries teaching white students to hate themselves. Tremoglie notes that this is one of many examples of radical ideology infusing into universities, telling of his surprise that it has now descended upon West Chester University. 

Then, Dom welcomes in Kenny Xu, author of ‘An Inconvenient Minority: The Attack on Asian American Excellence and the Fight for Meritocracy’ and President of Color Us United, to the podcast. Kenny has been on the show multiple times to offer his commentary on the ongoing Supreme Court case looking into affirmative action and admissions in colleges, such as Harvard University, and whether Asian-Americans have been discriminated against in the name of equity. Xu offers his opinion on what he considers to be incredibly discriminatory practices, and tells Giordano about a cottage industry that’s developed to teach Asian students how to hide their identity when applying to schools in hopes that they get selected. 

In today’s third hour, Dom leads off the Dom Giordano Program by welcoming Sen. Rick Scott back onto show to discuss the midterm elections in Pennsylvania and the importance of not sending a progressive such as John Fetterman to the United States Senate. Scott, who now heads the National Republican Senatorial Committee, tells why it’s incredibly important to get out the vote for Dr. Mehmet Oz, telling of the negative implications of policies propped up by Democrats, particularly in the realm of criminal justice.

Then, after playing Dom’s Money Melody, Giordano continues on with the topic of the election on Tuesday, discussing strides made by Republicans in the suburban women demographic. Also, Giordano plays back a clip of Bucks County Commissioner Bob Harvie, who suggested that it is legal for somebody to drop a hundred ballots into drop boxes, which Dom vehemently disagrees with. (Photo by Getty Images)

In today’s third hour, Dom leads off the Dom Giordano Program by welcoming Sen. Rick Scott back onto show to discuss the midterm elections in Pennsylvania and the importance of not sending a progressive such as John Fetterman to the United States Senate. Scott, who now heads the National Republican Senatorial Committee, tells why it’s incredibly important to get out the vote for Dr. Mehmet Oz, telling of the negative implications of policies propped up by Democrats, particularly in the realm of criminal justice. (Photo by Anna Moneymaker/Getty Images)

Dom welcomes Sav Says, a YouTube viral sensation, Savanah Hernandez, to the Dom Giordano Program. Savanah, who has produced videos that have been viewed over 20 million times, covers the implications of progressive policies on crime. Savanah has gone to Skid Row in Los Angeles, the Bronx in New York, Portland, and other hot zones, but says that her time spent in Philadelphia proves our City as the worst. Savanah is working on her next video, focusing on Kensington and the addiction crisis in Philadelphia, and tells Giordano about volunteers at a needle exchange program who refused to allow her to record, forcefully taking her camera and breaking it. Savanah takes us inside her Kensington trip, telling of the amount of needles she’s never experienced before, and compares the leadership of DA Larry Krasner and Mayor Kenney to other areas suffering from the effect of progressive policies, including Portland and Seattle. (Photo by Spencer Platt/Getty Images)

Full Hour | Dom welcomes Clarice Schillinger, Executive Director of Back to School USA, back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss a Wall Street Journal poll that points toward a spike in support of Republican candidates by suburban women. First, Dom plays back a clip from today’s episode of The View, in which host Sunny Hostin compared Republican suburban women to roaches voting for raid because of the topic of abortion. Clarice takes issue with the comments, explaining why the comments are incredibly disrespectful, pointing toward the impact of inflation on suburban women and families. Clarice, who canvasses the country focusing on local political races, tells what she’s been hearing as the most important issues from suburban women while traversing the multitude of local races. Also, Clarice tells about the impact of the issue of Abortion, and explains the yin and yang between male and female voters.

Then, Dom welcomes Sav Says, a YouTube viral sensation, Savanah Hernandez, to the Dom Giordano Program. Savanah, who has produced videos that have been viewed over 20 million times, covers the implications of progressive policies on crime. Savanah has gone to Skid Row in Los Angeles, the Bronx in New York, Portland, and other hot zones, but says that her time spent in Philadelphia proves our City as the worst. Savanah is working on her next video, focusing on Kensington and the addiction crisis in Philadelphia, and tells Giordano about volunteers at a needle exchange program who refused to allow her to record, forcefully taking her camera and breaking it. Savanah takes us inside her Kensington trip, telling of the amount of needles she’s never experienced before, and compares the leadership of DA Larry Krasner and Mayor Kenney to other areas suffering from the effect of progressive policies, including Portland and Seattle. (Photo by Spencer Platt/Getty Images)

Dom welcomes Clarice Schillinger, Executive Director of Back to School USA, back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss a Wall Street Journal poll that points toward a spike in support of Republican candidates by suburban women. First, Dom plays back a clip from today’s episode of The View, in which host Sunny Hostin compared Republican suburban women to roaches voting for raid because of the topic of abortion. Clarice takes issue with the comments, explaining why the comments are incredibly disrespectful, pointing toward the impact of inflation on suburban women and families. Clarice, who canvasses the country focusing on local political races, tells what she’s been hearing as the most important issues from suburban women while traversing the multitude of local races. Also, Clarice tells about the impact of the issue of Abortion, and explains the yin and yang between male and female voters. (Photo by Getty Images)

Dom welcomes Megan Brock of ParentsHaveTheRightToKnow.com back onto the Dom Giordano Program, after she sent over a clip of Bucks County Commissioner Bob Harvie saying that it is indeed legal for voters to drop multiple ballots in drop boxes. Dom gets some clarification from Brock about the law, telling that the law is written in a way that can be interpreted multiple ways, but reads that voters are allowed to make drops for residents within their ‘designated household.’ Brock argues, that in a situation like a nursing home, a ‘household’ should be, for example, a husband and wife or roommates sharing a room. While the law is not clear, her interpretation points toward ‘households’ does not involve, in effect, a nurse dropping multiple ballots as a representative of an entire nursing home. (Photo by Getty Images)

Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by asking what will happen in the City of Philadelphia if the Philadelphia Phillies win the World Series, telling of a rumor he’s heard that other local Police Departments may be hesitant to provide manpower due to effects on their departments because of Philadelphia’s policies in dealing with crime. Then, Giordano plays back a clip from a Bucks County commissioner who suggested that there is nothing illegal about dropping multiple ballots into a drop box, which runs counter to a recent Supreme Court ruling. Then, Dom spends the remainder of the first half hour discussing the impact of inflation on the Election, playing back clips from multiple Democrats who suggest that ‘the threat to Democracy’ should be top of mind for all voters.

Then, Dom welcomes Megan Brock of ParentsHaveTheRightToKnow.com back onto the Dom Giordano Program, after she sent over a clip of Bucks County Commissioner Bob Harvie saying that it is indeed legal for voters to drop multiple ballots in drop boxes. Dom gets some clarification from Brock about the law, telling that the law is written in a way that can be interpreted multiple ways, but reads that voters are allowed to make drops for residents within their ‘designated household.’ Brock argues, that in a situation like a nursing home, a ‘household’ should be, for example, a husband and wife or roommates sharing a room. While the law is not clear, her interpretation points toward ‘households’ does not involve, in effect, a nurse dropping multiple ballots as a representative of an entire nursing home. (Photo by Elsa/Getty Images)