In today’s second hour, Dom welcomes Joe Pettyjohn, School Board member for Bensalem Township, onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss a letter sent to Bucks County concerning the overreach of the government during the pandemic signed by all 13 of the county’s school districts. Joe explains why the elected school board officials have signed the letter, taking Dom and listeners back to edicts set forth during the height of the pandemic all the way to current day, laying out how he and the other school board members feel elected officials in the County have overstepped their power, usurping the power of school boards when setting forth Coronavirus guidelines. Pettyjohn explains that strict mandates were enforced with no input from any county health officials, and tells what he hopes changes moving forward in school district dealings with county officials. (Photo by Getty Images) 

Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Dom Giordano leads off the hour by discussing new trends from a polling service, including one that reflects that Rotten Tomatoes scores have risen almost 40% since 2009. Producer Dan offers his justification for the rise in scores, suggesting that the move is politically motivated as a counter against critics who regularly score conservative media low. Then, Giordano offers his opinion on the scandal playing out in Georgia surrounding Herschel Walker, explaining why he believes conservatives will continue to support the candidate even after allegations were exposed of an abortion that the pro-life candidate paid for.

Then, Pastor Bill Devlin rejoins the Dom Giordano Program to discuss an event taking place tomorrow near Independence Hall with supporters of pro-life father Mark Houck expressing their opposition to the brazen injustice committed by the FBI in raiding Houck’s home after the activist allegedly shoved an escort helping people at Planned Parenthood. The Public Witness event, which will feature Giordano as a speaker, will take place tomorrow at 11AM ET outside the U.S. Attorney’s Office at 615 Chestnut Street in Center City. On October 13th of last year, Houck pushed an escort away from his son because of alleged continued verbal harassment of the son with obscenities. In late September, the U.S. Attorney sent about 25 heavily armed federal agents to arrest Mark with a gun pointed at his head, which according to Houck’s attorney’s, could’ve been easily avoided with better communication. (Photo by Getty Images)

Pastor Bill Devlin rejoins the Dom Giordano Program to discuss an event taking place tomorrow near Independence Hall with supporters of pro-life father Mark Houck expressing their opposition to the brazen injustice committed by the FBI in raiding Houck’s home after the activist allegedly shoved an escort helping people at Planned Parenthood. The Public Witness event, which will feature Giordano as a speaker, will take place tomorrow at 11AM ET outside the U.S. Attorney’s Office at 615 Chestnut Street in Center City. On October 13th of last year, Houck pushed an escort away from his son because of alleged continued verbal harassment of the son with obscenities. In late September, the U.S. Attorney sent about 25 heavily armed federal agents to arrest Mark with a gun pointed at his head, which according to Houck’s attorney’s, could’ve been easily avoided with better communication. (Photo by Getty Images)

Pastor Bill Devlin rejoins the Dom Giordano Program to discuss an event taking place tomorrow near Independence Hall with supporters of pro-life father Mark Houck expressing their opposition to the brazen injustice committed by the FBI in raiding Houck’s home after the activist allegedly shoved an escort helping people at Planned Parenthood. The Public Witness event, which will feature Giordano as a speaker, will take place tomorrow at 11AM ET outside the U.S. Attorney’s Office at 615 Chestnut Street in Center City. On October 13th of last year, Houck pushed an escort away from his son because of alleged continued verbal harassment of the son with obscenities. In late September, the U.S. Attorney sent about 25 heavily armed federal agents to arrest Mark with a gun pointed at his head, which according to Houck’s attorney’s, could’ve been easily avoided with better communication. (Photo by Getty Images)

Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Dom Giordano leads off the hour by discussing new trends from a polling service, including one that reflects that Rotten Tomatoes scores have risen almost 40% since 2009. Producer Dan offers his justification for the rise in scores, suggesting that the move is politically motivated as a counter against critics who regularly score conservative media low. Then, Giordano offers his opinion on the scandal playing out in Georgia surrounding Herschel Walker, explaining why he believes conservatives will continue to support the candidate even after allegations were exposed of an abortion that the pro-life candidate paid for.

Then, Pastor Bill Devlin rejoins the Dom Giordano Program to discuss an event taking place tomorrow near Independence Hall with supporters of pro-life father Mark Houck expressing their opposition to the brazen injustice committed by the FBI in raiding Houck’s home after the activist allegedly shoved an escort helping people at Planned Parenthood. The Public Witness event, which will feature Giordano as a speaker, will take place tomorrow at 11AM ET outside the U.S. Attorney’s Office at 615 Chestnut Street in Center City. On October 13th of last year, Houck pushed an escort away from his son because of alleged continued verbal harassment of the son with obscenities. In late September, the U.S. Attorney sent about 25 heavily armed federal agents to arrest Mark with a gun pointed at his head, which according to Houck’s attorney’s, could’ve been easily avoided with better communication. (Photo by Getty Images)

Dom welcomes John McNesby, President of FOP Lodge 5, Philadelphia’s Police Union, back onto the Dom Giordano Program. This week, news broke that the Philadelphia Police Department would be losing its accreditation from the statewide Pennsylvania Law Enforcement Accreditation Commission after the City of Philadelphia passed an ordinance titled the Equality in Driving Act, which largely tied the hands of Philadelphia Police officers from doing their jobs in ticketing and pulling over individuals. First, though, Giordano asks McNesby about reports he’s hearing that the drag racing and drifting crew that killed two in Wildwood will be coming to Philadelphia, which McNesby confirms, telling that the department is preparing for an upcoming event that will draw them to the City. (Photo by Getty Images)

Dom welcomes John McNesby, President of FOP Lodge 5, Philadelphia’s Police Union, back onto the Dom Giordano Program. This week, news broke that the Philadelphia Police Department would be losing its accreditation from the statewide Pennsylvania Law Enforcement Accreditation Commission after the City of Philadelphia passed an ordinance titled the Equality in Driving Act, which largely tied the hands of Philadelphia Police officers from doing their jobs in ticketing and pulling over individuals. First, though, Giordano asks McNesby about reports he’s hearing that the drag racing and drifting crew that killed two in Wildwood will be coming to Philadelphia, which McNesby confirms, telling that the department is preparing for an upcoming event that will draw them to the City. (Photo by Getty Images)

Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom welcomes Joe Pettyjohn, School Board member for Bensalem Township, onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss a letter sent to Bucks County concerning the overreach of the government during the pandemic signed by all 13 of the county’s school districts. Joe explains why the elected school board officials have signed the letter, taking Dom and listeners back to edicts set forth during the height of the pandemic all the way to current day, laying out how he and the other school board members feel elected officials in the County have overstepped their power, usurping the power of school boards when setting forth Coronavirus guidelines. Pettyjohn explains that strict mandates were enforced with no input from any county health officials, and tells what he hopes changes moving forward in school district dealings with county officials.  

Then, Dom welcomes John McNesby, President of FOP Lodge 5, Philadelphia’s Police Union, back onto the Dom Giordano Program. This week, news broke that the Philadelphia Police Department would be losing its accreditation from the statewide Pennsylvania Law Enforcement Accreditation Commission after the City of Philadelphia passed an ordinance titled the Equality in Driving Act, which largely tied the hands of Philadelphia Police officers from doing their jobs in ticketing and pulling over individuals. First, though, Giordano asks McNesby about reports he’s hearing that the drag racing and drifting crew that killed two in Wildwood will be coming to Philadelphia, which McNesby confirms, telling that the department is preparing for an upcoming event that will draw them to the City. (Photo by Getty Images)

Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom welcomes Joe Pettyjohn, School Board member for Bensalem Township, onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss a letter sent to Bucks County concerning the overreach of the government during the pandemic signed by all 13 of the county’s school districts. Joe explains why the elected school board officials have signed the letter, taking Dom and listeners back to edicts set forth during the height of the pandemic all the way to current day, laying out how he and the other school board members feel elected officials in the County have overstepped their power, usurping the power of school boards when setting forth Coronavirus guidelines. Pettyjohn explains that strict mandates were enforced with no input from any county health officials, and tells what he hopes changes moving forward in school district dealings with county officials.  

Then, Dom welcomes John McNesby, President of FOP Lodge 5, Philadelphia’s Police Union, back onto the Dom Giordano Program. This week, news broke that the Philadelphia Police Department would be losing its accreditation from the statewide Pennsylvania Law Enforcement Accreditation Commission after the City of Philadelphia passed an ordinance titled the Equality in Driving Act, which largely tied the hands of Philadelphia Police officers from doing their jobs in ticketing and pulling over individuals. First, though, Giordano asks McNesby about reports he’s hearing that the drag racing and drifting crew that killed two in Wildwood will be coming to Philadelphia, which McNesby confirms, telling that the department is preparing for an upcoming event that will draw them to the City. (Photo by Getty Images)

Dom welcomes Maureen Faulkner back onto the Dom Giordano Program. Maureen is the widow of fallen police officer Daniel Faulkner, who died at the hands of Mumia Abu Jamal, who’s in recent years become a catalyst for the political justice reform movement. Dom asks Maureen about the incident she’s constantly reminded of when she lost her husband, with Faulkner telling that most recently the reminder came after Senate candidate John Fetterman hired a ‘buddy’ of Mumia Abu Jamal. Also, Maureen tells about a purchase by Brown University of Mumia ‘memorabilia,’ and updates Dom with what she’s been doing to try and continue to hold her husband’s murderer accountable. (Photo by Jeff Fusco/Getty Images)