Danny Coulson, former FBI deputy assistant director and President of Coulson and Associates, joins the Dom Giordano Program to offer his expertise on the tragic school shooting that left 21 dead in Uvalde, Texas. First, Giordano asks Coulson about the security of the school, with Coulson stressing the importance of hardening entrance points and ramping up security to prevent events like this playing out in our schools. Coulson takes umbrage with the way that the government directs funds, noting the amount of financial assistance provided to Ukraine while lawmakers continue sitting on their hands concerning protecting schools. (Photo by Getty Images)

Finally, Jeff Bartos joins the program to discuss the election. Jeff hits on his disagreement on how votes should be counted according to Dave McCormick and agrees with Dom that this sets a bad precedent for future elections. They move the subject to John Fetterman and the Senate and how voters should ponder his radicalism among other things. Jeff talks passionately about his recent surgery on his thyroid and how it ended up removing cancer. He also discusses his mindset with trying to be Senator and how he used that approach for this this cancer. Jeff also talks the importance of the filibuster and how Fetterman talks to vote it out. (Photo by Michael M. Santiago/Getty Images)

We start out the third hour with former Homeland Security man Tom Homan and ask him about the fentanyl crisis happening in Philadelphia and across the country. Tom discusses how border patrol can only cover 30 percent of the border thanks to Biden's plan and that is allowing for drugs to be easily maneuvered into the country. These cartels control the border and there have been 57,000 getaways since these implementations have come about.

Dom talks about the Ulta robbery in Exton, how the perpetrators surveyed the area, met back with each other and went in to rob them as authorities were waiting for them outside to commit the crime. Dom also comments on how the Philly crime wave will continue to move down the Main Line and other suburbs. Then he changes tone to state senator Art Haywood and how he will require DAs to investigate deaths of people killed by police without the officers police department help. Then our Money Melody!

We come back talking Stacey Abrams bashing her own state in her campaign as well as Kamala butchering another speech with a lazy soundbite. 

Finally, Jeff Bartos joins the program to discuss the election. Jeff hits on his disagreement on how votes should be counted according to Dave McCormick and agrees with Dom that this sets a bad precedent for future elections. They move the subject to John Fetterman and the Senate and how voters should ponder his radicalism among other things. Jeff talks passionately about his recent surgery on his thyroid and how it ended up removing cancer. He also discusses his mindset with trying to be Senator and how he used that approach for this this cancer. Jeff also talks the importance of the filibuster and how Fetterman talks to vote it out.  And just some jokes at the end poking fun at Germany's gas prices. (Photo by Bruce Bennett/Getty Images)

Pennridge School District President Joan Cullen joins the show to start the second hour to talk on why districts are masking up again. she cites that people within her school district have not come forward to mask up again. Joan also discusses keeping appropriate content for their students. Dom then asks about what is being done to students after years of learning losses and Joan describes where their efforts are going. 

PA AG Josh Shapiro and his constituents discuss how they've recovered 3x the amount of fentanyl so far this year then they did all of last year. Dom poses the question to his audience: So what is Shapiro going to do to address that? Keep sending out testing kits as long as our borders aren’t secure?

Dom returns from break talking syringe exchange centers and just how sad they are. He also touches on how these plans to combat opiate use and tainted fentanyl use will not work. Our government is just enabling these drugs and addicts. Then, Dom speaks with a nurse whose views align with Dom on the subject matter. She claims these testing strips for drugs will not work as addicts prefer the fentanyl as it is cleaner many times.

Dom then takes another call from a former drug dealer/addict that he will not test his drugs he'll just sell it to the next dumb dealer, and how it does nothing to stop the circulation as people still need to make money off it. 

Then, Dom starts off talking about how recreational marijuana was just vetoed in Delaware by the governor. Then an interesting call regarding Radnor Township and Primary results. (Photo by John Moore/Getty Images)

We start out the third hour with former Homeland Security man Tom Homan and ask him about the fentanyl crisis happening in Philadelphia and across the country. Tom discusses how border patrol can only cover 30 percent of the border thanks to Biden's plan and that is allowing for drugs to be easily maneuvered into the country. These cartels control the border and there have been 57,000 getaways since these implementations have come about. (Photo by Mario Tama/Getty Images)

Pennridge School District President Joan Cullen joins the show to start the second hour to talk on why districts are masking up again. she cites that people within her school district have not come forward to mask up again. Joan also discusses keeping appropriate content for their students. Dom then asks about what is being done to students after years of learning losses and Joan describes where their efforts are going.  (Photo by Michael Loccisano/Getty Images)

Dom opens today's show teasing the guests today and throughout the week. We then move to Biden, living it up trekking across Asia and talking nonsense about inflation and gas prices on how the American people just have to get through it. Next, Dom talks about how business reputation reports have come out and how companies like Disney and McDonalds have tumbled. Then he discusses Ricky Gervais new special that is sure to cause some controversy. 

We return talking the business rankings and the continued counting of votes in the PA Republican primary. Dom argues this should be done as the longer it goes on it creates chaos. Then, Dom takes your calls and finishes the segment discussing State Farm and their leaked GenderCool plan.

Dom begins the final segment talking the mask mandate that came in Kathy Barnette's kids school district and her subsequent speech at a school board meeting. Dom then talks about challenging school districts on their progressive thoughts, and how Harvard educated doctors advise against the masking. (Photo by John Phillips/Getty Images)

Dom begins the second hour talking Democrat Josh Shapiro and his dangerous agenda for Pennsylvania as opposed to Republican nominee Doug Mastriano. Then he delves into the baby formula shortage and how Biden continues to parade around and spend money like he is FDR and how having to airdrop formula in is a loss for America. 

Then, Dave McCormick joins the show again to discuss the election. What are the arguments for counting undated mail-in ballots? Dave discusses how that idea is consistent with what his campaign stands for that every republican vote should count. Also, the two discuss about how federal court rulings affect the PA Senate race. Dave maintains that every vote should count, despite pushback from Dom, hinting at how Dave wins disproportionally on provisional ballots. 

Later, Dom discusses why dates should be on these main-in ballots as he worries for the security of the election. Followed by some callers, he then discusses the difference between absentee ballots and mail-ins.  (Photo by Michael M. Santiago/Getty Images)

Liz Preate-Havey joins the show once more to discuss the vote counting process. Liz relates it to Montgomery County and how they count votes in the county. Then, Liz discusses that no matter who the Republican Senate candidate is, that we have to support them against Fetterman in order to win this state back. With the blue in power, there are less restrictions in place for voting, making it more difficult to count once the election is concluded. Then, who is Mastriano going to elect with him? How can he avoid saying radical ideas so that he can beat Josh Shapiro? Finally, Liz talks attack ads going against Mastriano in the coming weeks and how most campaign funds are going towards these ads. Not to mention that it has been 12 consecutive days of gas price increases. 

We then have an exciting Money Melody, and next Dom goes on with his take on what voting access should be in Pennsylvania as it pertains to mail-in ballots. Get those votes in so we can start the recount, it is taking way too long and integrity is compromised.

Then he revisits Nancy Pelosi and how one San Francisco Bishop will not administer her communion. This leads into a firm Dom stance on the death penalty as it pertains to the Catholic Church. Finally, Rand Paul looks at “isolationists” within the party and Dom teases him being on the show tomorrow. Dom then talks about Oz declaring victory and how some in his camp want him to declare while he largely remains silent. and of course Dom takes your calls to get your feel on the voting process. (Photo by Anna Moneymaker/Getty Images)

Liz Preate-Havey joins the show once more to discuss the vote counting process. Liz relates it to Montgomery County and how they count votes in the county. Then, Liz discusses that no matter who the Republican Senate candidate is, that we have to support them against Fetterman in order to win this state back. With the blue in power, there are less restrictions in place for voting, making it more difficult to count once the election is concluded. Then, who is Mastriano going to elect with him? How can he avoid saying radical ideas so that he can beat Josh Shapiro? Finally, Liz talks attack ads going against Mastriano in the coming weeks and how most campaign funds are going towards these ads. Not to mention that it has been 12 consecutive days of gas price increases.  (Photo by Jessica Kourkounis/Getty Images)