Full Hour | In today’s final hour of the Dom Giordano Program, Dom welcomes back Jeff Bartos, candidate for United States Senate in Pennsylvania. First, Bartos and Giordano discuss developments centered on the horrific incident that played out on a subway in Brooklyn, with Dom revealing that the suspect that has ties to Philadelphia has been arrested. Bartos comments on the situation, and tells about his disappointment in the depths that Philadelphia have fallen under the reign of Mayor Kenney and DA Larry Krasner. Then, Bartos tells what he’s hearing throughout the State, explaining what issues he’s finding are most important to Pennsylvanians. Also, Bartos comments on the endorsement of his competitor Dr. Mehmet Oz by former President Donald Trump, and tells why he deserves to be the candidate to represent Republicans in the general election race. (Photo by Getty Images)

Michael DiCroce, Deputy Mayor of Shamong, NJ, returns to the Dom Giordano Program to provide an update on his town’s progress as they try to become a hub for marijuana in South Jersey. First, DiCroce updates the governmental delay of legalization of recreational marijuana, telling how things have settled in Trenton as towns organize to open up shops selling the formerly illegal substance. Then, DiCroce discusses the negative implications of legalization, telling that the town has weighed the negatives against the positives, insuring that officers know how to handle those under the influence. (Photo by Getty Images)

Dave White, DelCo businessman and gubernatorial candidate in Pennsylvania, rejoins the Dom Giordano Program to discuss multiple issues playing out statewide as he runs for office. First, Giordano asks White about his history in politics, asking about claims about raising taxes while in local office made by other candidates. Then, White tells about his background as a blue collar businessman, telling how he plans to apply what he’s learned while in business to Harrisburg. In addition, Giordano asks White whether he sought Donald Trump’s endorsement, and tells who he’s had endorse him so far in his fight for Governor. (Photo by Getty Images)

In today’s final hour of the Dom Giordano Program, Dom welcomes back Jeff Bartos, candidate for United States Senate in Pennsylvania. First, Bartos and Giordano discuss developments centered on the horrific incident that played out on a subway in Brooklyn, with Dom revealing that the suspect that has ties to Philadelphia has been arrested. Bartos comments on the situation, and tells about his disappointment in the depths that Philadelphia have fallen under the reign of Mayor Kenney and DA Larry Krasner. Then, Bartos tells what he’s hearing throughout the State, explaining what issues he’s finding are most important to Pennsylvanians. Also, Bartos comments on the endorsement of his competitor Dr. Mehmet Oz by former President Donald Trump, and tells why he deserves to be the candidate to represent Republicans in the general election race. (Photo by Getty Images)

Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by telling what’s coming up on today’s show, previewing the upcoming interview with Dr. Mehmet Oz at 12:30. Then, Giordano tells about yesterday’s rally supporting the family of slain 15-year-old Sean Toomey, with many community members and listeners coming out to show their support for the Toomey family and take a stand against progressive policies propagated by Philadelphia DA Larry Krasner and Mayor Jim Kenney. Then, Giordano gives an update on a couple bills making their way through Harrisburg, particularly one that looks to reinforce Title IX as the debate of transgenderism in sports continues to rage.

Then, Dr. Mehmet Oz returns to the Dom Giordano Program to discuss the endorsement he received from former President Donald Trump, telling that this wasn’t a ‘flip of a coin’ for the former President, explaining that Trump spent a long time weighing candidates against one another before determining that he’d offer his support. Dr. Oz tells what the endorsement means to him, and tells why he believes he was the best candidate to receive Trump’s support. Then, Giordano asks Dr. Oz about attacks levied his direction by his opponent David McCormick, arguing that most of what McCormick slanders him for is a flat out lie, telling that there is no record of much of what he claims about him. Also, Giordano asks Oz for a response to Rick Santorum, who argued that David McCormick has learned from his mistakes from his business dealings with China, with Dr. Oz telling that his relationships were not ancient history, as the candidate likes to portray. In addition, Dr. Oz tells what he hopes to gather out of upcoming debates as he looks to take on his foes in the Senate race. (Photo by Scott Heins/Getty Images)

Full Hour | To lead off today’s second hour, Michael DiCroce, Deputy Mayor of Shamong, NJ, returns to the Dom Giordano Program to provide an update on his town’s progress as they try to become a hub for marijuana in South Jersey. First, DiCroce updates the governmental delay of legalization of recreational marijuana, telling how things have settled in Trenton as towns organize to open up shops selling the formerly illegal substance. Then, DiCroce discusses the negative implications of legalization, telling that the town has weighed the negatives against the positives, insuring that officers know how to handle those under the influence.

Then, Dave White, DelCo businessman and gubernatorial candidate in Pennsylvania, rejoins the Dom Giordano Program to discuss multiple issues playing out statewide as he runs for office. First, Giordano asks White about his history in politics, asking about claims about raising taxes while in local office made by other candidates. Then, White tells about his background as a blue collar businessman, telling how he plans to apply what he’s learned while in business to Harrisburg. In addition, Giordano asks White whether he sought Donald Trump’s endorsement, and tells who he’s had endorse him so far in his fight for Governor. (Photo by Uriel Sinai/Getty Images)

Dr. Mehmet Oz returns to the Dom Giordano Program to discuss the endorsement he received from former President Donald Trump, telling that this wasn’t a ‘flip of a coin’ for the former President, explaining that Trump spent a long time weighing candidates against one another before determining that he’d offer his support. Dr. Oz tells what the endorsement means to him, and tells why he believes he was the best candidate to receive Trump’s support. Then, Giordano asks Dr. Oz about attacks levied his direction by his opponent David McCormick, arguing that most of what McCormick slanders him for is a flat out lie, telling that there is no record of much of what he claims about him. Also, Giordano asks Oz for a response to Rick Santorum, who argued that David McCormick has learned from his mistakes from his business dealings with China, with Dr. Oz telling that his relationships were not ancient history, as the candidate likes to portray. In addition, Dr. Oz tells what he hopes to gather out of upcoming debates as he looks to take on his foes in the Senate race. (Photo by JC Olivera/Getty Images)

Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Giordano tells of comments made about abortion made by President Joe Biden’s sister, Valerie Biden Owens, in which she said the true pro-life party should be considered those in favor of abortion. Giordano obviously takes umbrage with this suggestion, explaining why abortion advocates are not ‘for life’ in any way. Then, Giordano switches back to taking calls centered around the gubernatorial and senate races in Pennsylvania, with listeners offering their opinion as to why former President Trump randomly denounced gubernatorial candidate Bill McSwain.

Then, former Senator Rick Santorum returns to the Dom Giordano Program for a first time in far too long after he decided to throw his political weight into endorsing Dave McCormick for United States Senate in Pennsylvania. First, Santorum tells Giordano why he supports McCormick’s conservative credentials, with Santorum telling of his relationship with the candidate while serving as Pennsylvania Senator. Then, Dom asks Santorum whether McCormick’s ties to China concerns the former Senator, with Santorum explaining that, at the time, people were investing in China and his relationship was once appropriate, but has since learned his lesson. Also, Giordano asks Santorum for his opinion on other candidates in the race, asking why he’s chosen to support McCormick over the other candidates. (Photo by Justin Sullivan/Getty Images)

Former Senator Rick Santorum returns to the Dom Giordano Program for a first time in far too long after he decided to throw his political weight into endorsing Dave McCormick for United States Senate in Pennsylvania. First, Santorum tells Giordano why he supports McCormick’s conservative credentials, with Santorum telling of his relationship with the candidate while serving as Pennsylvania Senator. Then, Dom asks Santorum whether McCormick’s ties to China concerns the former Senator, with Santorum explaining that, at the time, people were investing in China and his relationship was once appropriate, but has since learned his lesson. Also, Giordano asks Santorum for his opinion on other candidates in the race, asking why he’s chosen to support McCormick over the other candidates. (Photo by Anna Moneymaker/Getty Images)

Full Hour | To lead off today’s second hour, Ben Fileccia, Senior Director of Operations for the Pennsylvania Restaurant and Lodging Association, returns to the Dom Giordano Program to discuss the detrimental effects on the industry that Mayor Kenney’s return to masking mandates will cause. Fileccia tells that many businesses are already in a tough spot due to previous edicts hampering business in the city, and explains the position that this puts businesses in. Also, Giordano asks Fileccia for a response to Mayor Kenney, who said previously that had he listened to restaurateurs, thousands more would have died.

Dom spends a majority of the remainder of the hour staying on the topic of Philadelphia’s masking edicts, taking calls from listeners offering their opinion on what the mandates will do to the City. Also, Giordano circles back to Trump’s endorsement of Doctor Oz for Senate and his comments made about gubernatorial candidate Bill McSwain, with the former President calling the McSwain a ‘coward’ for his role serving under Bill Barr during the 2020 election. Also, Giordano tells of a new bill making its way through Harrisburg that would set term limits on the Philadelphia District Attorney, and extend the capability for PA AG Josh Shapiro to reign over DA Larry Krasner, though the AG continues to refuse this power. (Photo by Getty Images)