Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Councilman Mark Squilla returns to the Dom Giordano Program to discuss the sad state of Philadelphia, after a mass shooting broke out on South Street, which should be a bastion of tourism. First, Squilla offers his thoughts on the state of the city, lamenting about the institutions that have allowed this to grow and persist. Then, Giordano asks Squilla what lawmakers can do, with Squilla speaking about the confusion of residents that has contributed to the pervasive lawlessness. Also, Squilla tells how he hopes to work with other officials to address the issue, and tells why he refuses to attack Krasner in the media.

Then, filmmaker Dinesh D’Souza rejoins the Dom Giordano Program to discuss the incredible success he’s seen with his new documentary 2000 Mules, which focuses on issues with mail-in balloting in the 2020 election. First, Giordano asks D’Souza whether this is his most popular documentary to date, with Dinesh telling why he believes the film has gotten such attention. Then, Giordano asks about a situation that played out on Fox News, with a member of True The Vote, an organization that’s a big portion of the film, disallowed from naming or discussing the film in an interview designated to promote the findings of the film. Also, Dinesh tells Giordano what he and True the Vote have uncovered since releasing the film, and the impact that the film has had on elections in Arizona, a big focus of the film.

Dom and Dan try to plan Dom's upcoming trip to Hofstra University for the annual Talker's Convention. (Photo by Getty Images)

Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Giordano continues on with the conversation about the horrific incident on South Street, telling listeners what needs to be done in holding District Attorney Larry Krasner accountable so he actually does his job to prosecute crimes. Giordano explains Krasner’s role in the pervasive lawlessness in Philadelphia, explaining the lack of accountability that has led criminals to act out in the fashion that they have. Then, Giordano asks Dan and listeners for some advice as he prepares to travel to Long Island, New York, concerned about the potential for another 5.5 hour trip. (Photo by Scott Heins/Getty Images)

Philadelphia MAyor Jim Kenney holds a press conference after the horrific South Street shooting but refuses to name one of the main contributing factors to the lawlessness, District Attorney Larry Krasner. (Photo by Neilson Barnard/Getty Images for New York Times)

Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by talking with an eyewitness to the horrific incident that unfolded on South Street as shooters fired shots leading to 3 deaths and multiple injuries to others. Eric Walsh, a worker for O’Neal’s Pub on South Street, was on the scene, balling up napkins to sop up the blood of an individual who later died. Walsh takes us through the night, telling what he saw as he was closing up the outdoor seating area, telling how he forced customers to shelter in place. Also, Walsh tells how the business has suffered since the incident, and offers what he thinks need to change to fix the violence in the city.

Then, after spending some time discussing the story with producer Dan, Fox29 Ace Reporter Steve Keeley rejoins the Dom Giordano Program to tell us what he’s learned about the horrific incident that played out on South Street over the weekend. Steve, who’s been reporting on the incident since it happened, tells us inside details, including the background of those involved. (Photo by Getty Images)

Then, filmmaker Dinesh D’Souza rejoins the Dom Giordano Program to discuss the incredible success he’s seen with his new documentary 2000 Mules, which focuses on issues with mail-in balloting in the 2020 election. First, Giordano asks D’Souza whether this is his most popular documentary to date, with Dinesh telling why he believes the film has gotten such attention. Then, Giordano asks about a situation that played out on Fox News, with a member of True The Vote, an organization that’s a big portion of the film, disallowed from naming or discussing the film in an interview designated to promote the findings of the film. Also, Dinesh tells Giordano what he and True the Vote have uncovered since releasing the film, and the impact that the film has had on elections in Arizona, a big focus of the film. (Photo by Justin Sullivan/Getty Images)

In today’s third hour, Councilman Mark Squilla returns to the Dom Giordano Program to discuss the sad state of Philadelphia, after a mass shooting broke out on South Street, which should be a bastion of tourism. First, Squilla offers his thoughts on the state of the city, lamenting about the institutions that have allowed this to grow and persist. Then, Giordano asks Squilla what lawmakers can do, with Squilla speaking about the confusion of residents that has contributed to the pervasive lawlessness. Also, Squilla tells how he hopes to work with other officials to address the issue, and tells why he refuses to attack Krasner in the media. (Photo by Getty Images)

Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by talking with an eyewitness to the horrific incident that unfolded on South Street as shooters fired shots leading to 3 deaths and multiple injuries to others. Eric Walsh, a worker for O’Neal’s Pub on South Street, was on the scene, balling up napkins to sop up the blood of an individual who later died. Walsh takes us through the night, telling what he saw as he was closing up the outdoor seating area, telling how he forced customers to shelter in place. Also, Walsh tells how the business has suffered since the incident, and offers what he thinks need to change to fix the violence in the city. (Photo by Getty Images)

Then, after spending some time discussing the story with producer Dan, Fox29 Ace Reporter Steve Keeley rejoins the Dom Giordano Program to tell us what he’s learned about the horrific incident that played out on South Street over the weekend. Steve, who’s been reporting on the incident since it happened, tells us inside details, including the background of those involved. (Photo by Getty Images)

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