Dom welcomes former Associate Dean at UPenn’s School of Medicine and Board Chair at Do No Harm, Dr. Stanley Goldfarb, onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss the mission of Do No Harm, which hopes to raise awareness of the negatives that anti-racism presents in the realm of medicine. Goldfarb tells that he doesn’t believe diversity and meritocracy can co-exist, which leads to questionable hiring practices when determining the best person for a job. Goldfarb and Giordano continue, with Goldfarb offering up the negative implications of diversity-based hiring. (Photo by Getty Images)

Rep. Amen Brown returns to the Dom Giordano Program to offer his thoughts on the rampant crime in Philadelphia, particularly after 3 SWAT officers were shot while carrying out a warrant. Brown wants some help both nationally and from the State, asking for federal law enforcement to step in to try and calm the waters in the City, asking for National Guard and further help from the FBI, DEA, and ATF. (Photo by Getty Images)

Rep. Amen Brown returns to the Dom Giordano Program to offer his thoughts on the rampant crime in Philadelphia, particularly after 3 SWAT officers were shot while carrying out a warrant. Brown wants some help both nationally and from the State, asking for federal law enforcement to step in to try and calm the waters in the City, asking for National Guard and further help from the FBI, DEA, and ATF. (Photo by Getty Images)

Dom welcomes Kathy Barnette in as co-host to discuss multiple topics of the day and the Senate and Gubernatorial races playing out in Pennsylvania. First, Giordano and Barnette discuss what she’s been up to since leaving the Senate race, offering her thoughts on the campaign and how things were run, telling of her happiness with her staff and the results she received in the primary. Then, Giordano asks Barnette about recent negative comments she made levied toward Fox News host Sean Hannity and tells why she’s still frustrated with the way she was treated on his show, telling of her disappointment of a conservative host hoping to tear down a conservative woman. Then, Giordano and Barnette get into why she has yet endorsed Dr. Mehmet Oz, with Barnette explaining that she’ll be voting straight ticket Republican, and suggests all her supporters follow suit, as well.  Then, throughout the remainder of the hour, Giordano and Kathy touch upon topics of the day and other races throughout the State. (Photo by Caroline Gutman/Getty Images)

Dom welcomes Kathy Barnette in as co-host to discuss multiple topics of the day and the Senate and Gubernatorial races playing out in Pennsylvania. First, Giordano and Barnette discuss what she’s been up to since leaving the Senate race, offering her thoughts on the campaign and how things were run, telling of her happiness with her staff and the results she received in the primary. Then, Giordano asks Barnette about recent negative comments she made levied toward Fox News host Sean Hannity and tells why she’s still frustrated with the way she was treated on his show, telling of her disappointment of a conservative host hoping to tear down a conservative woman. Then, Giordano and Barnette get into why she has yet endorsed Dr. Mehmet Oz, with Barnette explaining that she’ll be voting straight ticket Republican, and suggests all her supporters follow suit, as well.  Then, throughout the remainder of the hour, Giordano and Kathy touch upon topics of the day and other races throughout the State. (Photo by Caroline Gutman/Getty Images)

Dom Giordano reveals that Democratic City Council Member Michael Driscoll told a community meeting that Wawa officials are considering cancelling plans for expansion in Philadelphia due to rampant theft within the city limits. (Photo by Getty Images)

Dom Giordano reveals that Democratic City Council Member Michael Driscoll told a community meeting that Wawa officials are considering cancelling plans for expansion in Philadelphia due to rampant theft within the city limits. (Photo by Getty Images)

Dom welcomes in Senator Pat Toomey to the Dom Giordano Program to discuss his time spent as a United States Senator as he prepares for retirement. First, Dom takes Pat back to 12 years ago when he was elected as a Senator, asking what it felt like when he beat out Joe Sestak for the Senate seat. Then, Giordano discusses the legacy left by Toomey’s time in office, with Pat explaining that he’s always felt he’s been a student of economics his whole adult life and willing to dig into the painful minutia of government budgeting and taxation, which became a large focus of his time in office. Also, Toomey tells of legislation that he helped launch and has supported throughout his time in office, including the work he’s done to help police throughout the Country. (Photo by Zach Gibson/Getty Images) 

Dom welcomes in Senator Pat Toomey to the Dom Giordano Program to discuss his time spent as a United States Senator as he prepares for retirement. First, Dom takes Pat back to 12 years ago when he was elected as a Senator, asking what it felt like when he beat out Joe Sestak for the Senate seat. Then, Giordano discusses the legacy left by Toomey’s time in office, with Pat explaining that he’s always felt he’s been a student of economics his whole adult life and willing to dig into the painful minutia of government budgeting and taxation, which became a large focus of his time in office. Also, Toomey tells of legislation that he helped launch and has supported throughout his time in office, including the work he’s done to help police throughout the Country. (Photo by Zach Gibson/Getty Images) 

Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by discussing the reaction to John Fetterman’s NBC News interview with Dasha Burns, in which Dasha Burns admitted that there is a definite difference in the candidate now when compared to prior to his stroke. Burns said to an NBC News host that, even though multiple liberal reporters are pushing back with different opinions, she was the only one to sit in the same room with Fetterman alone and stands by her statements. Then, Dom provides an update on crime in Philadelphia, telling of a local news story of a Councilmember who noted that Wawa is considering cancelling their plans for expansion due to rampant theft, and reminds listeners that up to this point, Police still haven’t arrested any of the multiple teens who ransacked a Wawa in Mayfair, an incident that went viral on the internet. Then, after announcing the today’s Side Topic, Giordano plays back a clip from Joe Biden saying that his son Beau died in Iraq, with Dom using this to make his point again that Biden uses Beau’s service anytime things are getting hard for the administration.

Then, Dom welcomes in Senator Pat Toomey to the Dom Giordano Program to discuss his time spent as a United States Senator as he prepares for retirement. First, Dom takes Pat back to 12 years ago when he was elected as a Senator, asking what it felt like when he beat out Joe Sestak for the Senate seat. Then, Giordano discusses the legacy left by Toomey’s time in office, with Pat explaining that he’s always felt he’s been a student of economics his whole adult life and willing to dig into the painful minutia of government budgeting and taxation, which became a large focus of his time in office. Also, Toomey tells of legislation that he helped launch and has supported throughout his time in office, including the work he’s done to help police throughout the Country. (Photo by Nate Smallwood/Getty Images)