Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by offering updates on a situation that unfolded in Delaware County, in which a Vietnamese man was shot by another man riding with his mother after an apparent road rage incident. Dom uses the lead of his show to offer some kudos to Delaware County District Attorney Jack Stollsteimer, who has been in Dom’s crosshairs in the past, for his handling of the situation, admitting he was wrong in drawing comparisons in the past between the DelCo DA and Philadelphia District Attorney Larry Krasner. Then, Dom moves into national politics, lamenting about the anti-American rhetoric we hear from those on the Left in the media, offering why he loves the country so much in the lead up to the July 4th holiday. (Photo by Getty Images)

Full Hour | In today’s final hour, Giordano leads off by discussing multiple decisions from the Supreme Court. Dom offers his thoughts on the decision that reframes immigration, ending Trump’s ‘Remain in Mexico’ policy. Then, Dom previews the upcoming Krasnerland, with him and Dan going through multiple stories of Philadelphia violence from the past week that may make it onto the weekly podcast. This leads Dom to tell of a horrific situation that played out on the highly affluent Upper Eastside in Manhattan, NY, with a woman walking a stroller shot in the head for no apparent reason.

Then Jaeson Jones, a retired Captain from Texas’s Department of Public Safety’s Intelligence and Counterterrorism Division, formerly managing the daily operations of the Texas Rangers, joins the Dom Giordano Program to offer his expertise on the Supreme Court ruling that allows the Biden administration to end President Trump’s ‘Remain in Mexico’ policy. First, Jones focuses on how this changes the messaging for individuals who hope to illegally migrate to the country, essentially greenlighting anybody who may have been concerned about repercussions of an illegal crossing. Then, Jones brings the crisis to Philadelphia’s doorsteps, telling how the Cartel takes advantage of lax immigration policies from the United States government, tying the open borders to an influx of illegal drugs such as Fentanyl. (Photo by Getty Images)

In today’s second hour, Giordano leads off by offering updates centered around a bill making its way through Pennsylvania government that’s being framed by the Left as Pennsylvania’s ‘Don’t Say Gay’ bill, which aims to limit sexual material taught to children. Dom and Dan discuss why this bill isn’t what it’s being twisted into, with Dan telling about some of the content found in the books in question. Then, Dom tells about a school board member in California who ranted on Facebook why she hasn’t celebrated July 4th since 2016. Also, Giordano tells about a commitment to reparations made by the creator of the Friends TV show, and offers updates in the January 6th committee hearing. (Photo by Getty Images)

Full Show | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by discussing some big news out of the Supreme Court , speaking of a decision that will give the Biden administration permission to end the ‘Remain in Mexico’ immigration policy, forcing migrants to wait in Mexico for their hearings. Dom takes umbrage with the decision, calling out Justices Roberts and Kavanaugh for the decision that he believes will further reduce safety in the country. Then, Dom moves into a conversation about sports, telling about the MLB’s plans to introduce a robot umpire to determine strikes and balls. Finally, before taking a call from Steve Keeley, Dom plays back highlights from a debate on the House floor yesterday over the potential impeachment of District Attorney Larry Krasner.

Then, Steve Keeley, ace reporter from Fox 29, returns to the Dom Giordano Program to provide a report on multiple instances of horrific crime throughout Philadelphia. First, though, Keeley offers his entries for our side question of the day, suggesting some great single-named celebrities. Then, Keeley tells in-depth details about the shooting death of Jailene Holton, a 21-year-old woman who was shot and killed while being a designated driver at the Philly Bar and Restaurant. After that, Keeley tells that while driving back to the station in Center City, he saw a line of Philadelphians on Welsh Road hoping to get their share of free groceries. Keeley’s reporting turns into a discussion between him and Giordano about the deep impact that inflation is having on the lives of Philadelphians. (Photo by Getty Images)

After admitting and apologizing for a lack of diversity in her famous 'Friends' series, co-creator Marta Kauffman has committed $4 million of her own money for reparations. Dan is offended when Dom suggests that the TV series is garbage, and makes a lewd claim that the show is better than 'Seinfeld'. (Photo by Warner Bros. Television/Getty Images)

Dom Giordano and his producer Dan debate whether the MLB should implement robot umpires after news broke that the league plans to implement the system by 2024.

Jaeson Jones, a retired Captain from Texas’s Department of Public Safety’s Intelligence and Counterterrorism Division, formerly managing the daily operations of the Texas Rangers, joins the Dom Giordano Program to offer his expertise on the Supreme Court ruling that allows the Biden administration to end President Trump’s ‘Remain in Mexico’ policy. First, Jones focuses on how this changes the messaging for individuals who hope to illegally migrate to the country, essentially green-lighting anybody who may have been concerned about repercussions of an illegal crossing. Then, Jones brings the crisis to Philadelphia’s doorsteps, telling how the Cartel takes advantage of lax immigration policies from the United States government, tying the open borders to an influx of illegal drugs such as Fentanyl. (Photo by Getty Images)

Steve Keeley, ace reporter from Fox 29, returns to the Dom Giordano Program to provide a report on multiple instances of horrific crime throughout Philadelphia. First, though, Keeley offers his entries for our side question of the day, suggesting some great single-named celebrities. Then, Keeley tells in-depth details about the shooting death of Jailene Holton, a 21-year-old woman who was shot and killed while being a designated driver at the Philly Bar and Restaurant. After that, Keeley tells that while driving back to the station in Center City, he saw a line of Philadelphians on Welsh Road hoping to get their share of free groceries. Keeley’s reporting turns into a discussion between him and Giordano about the deep impact that inflation is having on the lives of Philadelphians. (Photo by Getty Images)

After seeing a post on Philadelphia sports blog Crossing Broad in which author Kyle Pagan wrote that he'd be willing to ditch Wawa for Sheetz if they don't offer a similar promotion of reduced gas prices, Dom and Dan discuss whether they'd follow as well. (Photo by Getty Images)

Then, Dom welcomes in Andrew C. McCarthy, legal analyst for Fox News and editor for National Review, back onto the Dom Giordano Program to get his legal expertise on the information coming out of the January 6th hearings being held in Washington, D.C. First, Giordano asks McCarthy for his general thoughts on the situation, with McCarthy explaining that much of what Cassidy Hutchinson said was hearsay, which in a way protects her in case the information she was given was false. In addition, McCarthy and Giordano examine different aspects of Hutchinson’s testimony, and McCarthy tells what this may mean for political discourse moving forward. (Photo by Andrew Harnik-Pool/Getty Images)