Dom opens this week talking about both the The View and their continuous bad takes as it pertains to politics and touches on the PA Senate Race which is still undetermined on the Republican side. Plus he teases the rest of the show as well as an all-star cast of guests.

Gary Sinise Joins the show to discuss his charity, his efforts, and his acting career spanning an incredible 40 years. Gary speaks candidly about the soldiers his charity benefits as he wants soldiers supported. He talks about his brothers experience with being spat on and cursed at as a soldier returning from Vietnam, and how he does this so that another soldier would never have to go through that ordeal. Lieutenant Dan Band is also back, touring the country performing for the soldiers. Dom then discusses Gary's one true villain role alongside Mel Gibson and the action scenes within it. Finally, Gary caps off the interview talking of the gold star families that they are honoring this coming week.

Coming off that call, Dom shifts his focus to Whoopi Goldberg and her take on the Bishop in San Francisco refusing to administer communion to Nancy Pelosi over her views on abortion. Then, a Vietnam vet calls in to tell Dom what that Sinise call meant to him as well as his experience.

Dom gets Ocean City businessman Wes Kacsmarck on the show to discuss the hike in prices of items like beach chairs and such down the shore at his surf shop. Discusses other industries also being hit as inflation ravages the shore. Don't want to miss this one.

He finally wraps up this hour with a snippet of Dave's call from Friday and how Krasnerland is running wild with issues like Dave's every single day. (Photo by Alex Wong/Getty Images)

Gary Sinise Joins the show to discuss his charity, his efforts, and his acting career spanning an incredible 40 years. Gary speaks candidly about the soldiers his charity benefits as he wants soldiers supported. He talks about his brothers experience with being spat on and cursed at as a soldier returning from Vietnam, and how he does this so that another soldier would never have to go through that ordeal. Lieutenant Dan Band is also back, touring the country performing for the soldiers. Dom then discusses Gary's one true villain role alongside Mel Gibson and the action scenes within it. Finally, Gary caps off the interview talking of the gold star families that they are honoring this coming week. (Photo by Drew Angerer/Getty Images)

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. (Photo by Drew Angerer/Getty Images)

Dom gets Ocean City businessman Wes Kacsmarck on the show to discuss the hike in prices of items like beach chairs and such down the shore at his surf shop. Discusses other industries also being hit as inflation ravages the shore. Don't want to miss this one. (Photo by Mark Wilson/Getty Images)

Dom begins the second hour with Guy Ciarrochi. Guy discusses his political opponent Chrissy Houlahan in Chester county and her stances vs his. Guy also goes into great detail on how many weeks its taken to “flatten the curve” and how that affects decision making for the county. Then, he discusses what's happening in schools with mask mandates coming back and how spending trillions of dollars on school districts did not work due to the misallocation of funds. He also hits on how diesel prices are indicative of inflation because the goods across the country are provided by diesel trucks using diesel fuel. Finally he discusses the red tape surrounding the local town halls due to Houlahan's rules. Then, Neal Zoren joins the show once again to discuss movies and shows in today’s pop culture. We start with Better Call Saul and how character arcs are coming to a close. Next they talk niche shows on streaming services that each are enjoying including but not limited to The Many Saints of Newark and a couple shows off of British TV.  (Photo by Win McNamee/Getty Images)

Dom opens today's show discussing the count of the PA Republican Primary vote and how it is still too close to call. He talks on how Allegheny and Lancaster have still not reported and how this race will need a recount. Next he discusses Cheltenham High rich alumni history and subsequent fall from grace with it's mask/COVID mandates and uptick in violence. Then, Dom discusses Haaland and her reluctance to actually answer questions during her hearings

Next, Dom discusses the baby formula shortage and a disturbing video that came with it. Next he discusses the beach and how one store owner says in a column that beach chairs are obsolete due to price. The total costs of the shore with pizza, chairs, and gas are way too high for average shore-goer. (Photo by Spencer Platt/Getty Images)

Ray D'Agostino joins the program to discuss everything wrong with voting in Lancaster County including what went wrong in past elections. Then they discuss how provisional ballots work and the controversy about mail-in and the past counting mishap, including how the ballots are scanned and printed pre-election. Ray makes it clear workers can't check ballots prior to election day due to Act 77. This caused a huge error with 16,000 ballots. Time constraints kill these ballots and how they are counted. Then , a caller details his wild ride with the biker gangs of Philadelphia. And of course we bring you the Money Melody, and the Winner of the Week. (Photo by Sean Gallup/Getty Images)

Ray D'Agostino joins the program to discuss everything wrong with voting in Lancaster County including what went wrong in past elections. Mail-in ballots, provisional ballots, military ballots, Act 77 and more. (Photo by Sean Rayford/Getty Images)

ZOA’s Steve Feldman Checks in Live from Israel

In today’s third hour, Dom welcomes back Steve Feldman, President of Philadelphia’s Zionists of America Organization, who calls us live from Israel. First, Giordano and Feldman discuss Israel itself and the value of traveling to the country, no matter the religion. Feldman discusses the technological marvels he’s witnessed during his trip, telling of the impressive and powerful nature of Israel. Then, Giordano asks Feldman for an update on the political situation in Israel, asking whether Benjamin Netanyahu still has the level of popularity he once had. Also, Feldman and Giordano discuss a newly elected progressive candidate out in Pittsburgh who has made anti-Semitic remarks in the past.

Then, Dom returns to the topic of the election, providing updates on the disappointing vote counting in Pennsylvania, offering why he believes there is such a delay. Giordano brings up a TruthSocial post made by former President Donald Trump suggesting that Dr. Oz claim victory so McCormick can’t “steal” the election away from Oz. Dom takes umbrage with this suggestion, telling why he thinks the move is strategically detrimental to both Trump and the Republican Party. (Photo by Sean Rayford/Getty Images)

Joel Embiid Awarded ‘MVP’ by Philadelphia City Council

In today’s second hour, Jim Worthington, owner of the Newtown Athletic Club and political powerhouse in Pennsylvania, returns to the Dom Giordano Program to discuss why he hosted an election night party for Dr. Mehmet Oz at the club. Worthington discusses the result of the election, and tells why he believes Dr. Oz continues to be the strongest candidate in a general election situation, running against Democratic nominee John Fetterman. Then, Giordano and Worthington discuss shots fired by campaigns throughout the lead up to the primary vote, with Worthington explaining that the anti-Muslim and anti-Turkish attacks levied by the McCormick campaign turned him Oz’s way.

Then, after spending more time talking about the election, Giordano receives breaking news that Philadelphia City Council has officially deemed Joel Embiid the ‘MVP,’ the ‘Most Valuable Philadelphian.’ This leads Giordano and producer Dan to question the priorities of the Council, and discuss who they and callers believe should be awarded a similar ‘Most Valuable Philadelphian’ award. (Photo by Tim Nwachukwu/Getty Images)