In today’s second hour, Dom welcomes Peter Breen, Vice President and Senior Counsel at Thomas More Society, back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss an upcoming rally that he and Dom will be speaking at in support of Mark Houck. Houck, an outspoken pro-life activist and father of 7, was arrested a couple weeks ago after allegedly shoving an escort at Planned Parenthood. Breen explains how the excessive show of force could have been easily avoided, offering Houck’s side of the story, telling why both believe there was no reason for the violent FBI raid on his home. Breen tells that he, in all his time, has not seen such a situation to this degree, explaining what he believes should have happened to avoid what Dom considers an ‘armada’ from showing up. (Photo by Getty Images)

Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom welcomes Peter Breen, Vice President and Senior Counsel at Thomas More Society, back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss an upcoming rally that he and Dom will be speaking at in support of Mark Houck. Houck, an outspoken pro-life activist and father of 7, was arrested a couple weeks ago after allegedly shoving an escort at Planned Parenthood. Breen explains how the excessive show of force could have been easily avoided, offering Houck’s side of the story, telling why both believe there was no reason for the violent FBI raid on his home. Breen tells that he, in all his time, has not seen such a situation to this degree, explaining what he believes should have happened to avoid what Dom considers an ‘armada’ from showing up.

Then, Dom welcomes in Patrick Molloy, Police Chief of Abington Township and member of the Pennsylvania Law Enforcement Accreditation Commission, to the Dom Giordano Program to discuss why the PLEAC has decided to re-vote on their accreditation of the Philadelphia Police Department. Molloy explains that a vote came up back in July after Philadelphia announced the Equality in Driving Act, which they initially argued had tied the hands of police officers in the City of Philadelphia. Molloy tells that after settling some confusion, the organization voted to remove the accreditation of the Philadelphia Police Department. Dom and Pat discuss what this means for the Police department moving forward, with Dom stressing that he hopes this pushes the hand of elected officials in Philadelphia to make the city safer and easier to police. (Photo by Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images)

Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom welcomes Peter Breen, Vice President and Senior Counsel at Thomas More Society, back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss an upcoming rally that he and Dom will be speaking at in support of Mark Houck. Houck, an outspoken pro-life activist and father of 7, was arrested a couple weeks ago after allegedly shoving an escort at Planned Parenthood. Breen explains how the excessive show of force could have been easily avoided, offering Houck’s side of the story, telling why both believe there was no reason for the violent FBI raid on his home. Breen tells that he, in all his time, has not seen such a situation to this degree, explaining what he believes should have happened to avoid what Dom considers an ‘armada’ from showing up.

Then, Dom welcomes in Patrick Molloy, Police Chief of Abington Township and member of the Pennsylvania Law Enforcement Accreditation Commission, to the Dom Giordano Program to discuss why the PLEAC has decided to re-vote on their accreditation of the Philadelphia Police Department. Molloy explains that a vote came up back in July after Philadelphia announced the Equality in Driving Act, which they initially argued had tied the hands of police officers in the City of Philadelphia. Molloy tells that after settling some confusion, the organization voted to remove the accreditation of the Philadelphia Police Department. Dom and Pat discuss what this means for the Police department moving forward, with Dom stressing that he hopes this pushes the hand of elected officials in Philadelphia to make the city safer and easier to police. (Photo by Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images)

Dom Giordano and Producer Dan discuss the legitimacy of the season home run record in the MLB, with Producer Dan asking whether steroids should be allowed in baseball. (Photo by Elsa/Getty Images)

Dom Giordano and Producer Dan discuss the legitimacy of the season home run record in the MLB, with Producer Dan asking whether steroids should be allowed in baseball. (Photo by Elsa/Getty Images)

Dom welcomes back NBC10 Anchor Tracy Davidson onto the Dom Giordano Program for an update on a continued trend of mail fraud in Philadelphia. Last time she was on, Tracy told Giordano and listeners about a situation in Philadelphia in which criminals are taking mail out of mailboxes, finding checks, washing the checks of what’s written on them, re-writing the checks for larger amounts, then cashing the checks, robbing victims of thousands of dollars. Tracy now tells of an incident in Drexel Hill, in which thieves stole over a hundred keys for mailboxes, leading to theft of over $170,000, and another investigation that she and her team are pursuing in Germantown. (Photo by Getty Images)

Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by discussing a change of tune by the Pennsylvania Law Enforcement Accreditation Commission in dealing with Philadelphia, telling that the leaders of the organization have reconsidered their vote to continue their accreditation of the Philadelphia Police Department, now voting against accreditation for the department. Then, Dom gets into a conversation centered in sports, telling that he launched a poll on his Twitter asking whether people believe Barry Bonds or Aaron Judge to be the true homerun leader in MLB history, expounding how this reflects common disagreements playing out through society. Also, Giordano reads back a quote from Doc Rivers regarding criminal justice and police reform and how things have changed in the realm of public safety since.

Then, Dom welcomes back NBC10 Anchor Tracy Davidson onto the Dom Giordano Program for an update on a continued trend of mail fraud in Philadelphia. Last time she was on, Tracy told Giordano and listeners about a situation in Philadelphia in which criminals are taking mail out of mailboxes, finding checks, washing the checks of what’s written on them, re-writing the checks for larger amounts, then cashing the checks, robbing victims of thousands of dollars. Tracy now tells of an incident in Drexel Hill, in which thieves stole over a hundred keys for mailboxes, leading to theft of over $170,000, and another investigation that she and her team are pursuing in Germantown. (Photo by Mark Makela/Getty Images)

Dom welcomes back NBC10 Anchor Tracy Davidson onto the Dom Giordano Program for an update on a continued trend of mail fraud in Philadelphia. Last time she was on, Tracy told Giordano and listeners about a situation in Philadelphia in which criminals are taking mail out of mailboxes, finding checks, washing the checks of what’s written on them, re-writing the checks for larger amounts, then cashing the checks, robbing victims of thousands of dollars. Tracy now tells of an incident in Drexel Hill, in which thieves stole over a hundred keys for mailboxes, leading to theft of over $170,000, and another investigation that she and her team are pursuing in Germantown. (Photo by Getty Images)

Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by discussing a change of tune by the Pennsylvania Law Enforcement Accreditation Commission in dealing with Philadelphia, telling that the leaders of the organization have reconsidered their vote to continue their accreditation of the Philadelphia Police Department, now voting against accreditation for the department. Then, Dom gets into a conversation centered in sports, telling that he launched a poll on his Twitter asking whether people believe Barry Bonds or Aaron Judge to be the true homerun leader in MLB history, expounding how this reflects common disagreements playing out through society. Also, Giordano reads back a quote from Doc Rivers regarding criminal justice and police reform and how things have changed in the realm of public safety since.

Then, Dom welcomes back NBC10 Anchor Tracy Davidson onto the Dom Giordano Program for an update on a continued trend of mail fraud in Philadelphia. Last time she was on, Tracy told Giordano and listeners about a situation in Philadelphia in which criminals are taking mail out of mailboxes, finding checks, washing the checks of what’s written on them, re-writing the checks for larger amounts, then cashing the checks, robbing victims of thousands of dollars. Tracy now tells of an incident in Drexel Hill, in which thieves stole over a hundred keys for mailboxes, leading to theft of over $170,000, and another investigation that she and her team are pursuing in Germantown. (Photo by Mark Makela/Getty Images)

Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Dom leads off the Dom Giordano Program by offering an update centered on the horrific shooting in Roxborough last week targeting high school football players that left one dead, telling of the repeat offenses by the lead suspect in the case. Then, Giordano swings back into a conversation about the upcoming midterm elections, playing back a clip from Virginia Governor Glenn Youngkin, who suggested that education will continue to be a huge issue for voters in the election.  

Then, Dom welcomes Pastor Phillip Fisher onto the Dom Giordano Program after the Pastor invited Dr. Mehmet Oz to see the horrific situation in Kensington, the drug epicenter of Philadelphia. Pastor Fisher tells about the situation he’s seeing play out on the streets of Philadelphia, explaining a point he made with the Senate candidate about baby formula being harder to find in Philadelphia than Fentanyl, the substance killing tons of drug users. Pastor Fisher explains why he invited the Doctor to Kensington, telling that he met the candidate first when Dr. Oz spent a day talking to people suffering from addiction in the neighborhood, explaining that he knew then that Dr. Oz was a man of God who puts his profession and humanitarianism over politics. (Photo by William Thomas Cain/Getty Images)