Then, Senator Pat Toomey checks in for his monthly appearance on the Dom Giordano Program, this time discussing multiple issues playing out both locally and nationwide. First, Giordano gets Toomey’s opinion on the Democratic proposal of a gas tax holiday, with Toomey shooting back telling the way to go is instead ramping up domestic production. Also, Toomey tells about a visit he shared with Ukrainian President Zelensky, explaining what he’s learned from the meeting and revealing what Ukrainians need to push back against Putin and Russia. In addition, Toomey offers his opinion on the Biden’s newest SCOTUS nominee. (Photo by Tom Williams-Pool/Getty Images)

Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Giordano leads off by welcoming in Diane Coughlin of the People’s Convoy of Delaware County. First, Giordano asks Coughlin about an upcoming peaceful demonstration showing support for the Convoy, which Coughlin tells will take place on 5PM on Friday outside the Fox29 Studio at 330 Market Street in Philadelphia, PA. Coughlin explains that the purpose of the demonstration is to propagate the end of unconstitutional mandates, end the media silence, and cover the People’s Convoy.

Then, Adam Andrzejewski, CEO of OpentheBooks.com, joins the Dom Giordano Program to discuss how a fact-finding mission centered on Dr. Anthony Fauci led to his cancellation at Forbes. First, Giordano asks Andrzejewski about the situation, with Adam telling about an investigation into Fauci’s financials by filing FOIA requests. After fact-finding on the financials, Andrzejewski alleges that the National Institute of Health levied a complaint against the continued focus on Fauci by Forbes, leading to the brass at Forbes to pull the column from their publication. (Photo by Kevin Dietsch/Getty Images)

Adam Andrzejewski, CEO of OpentheBooks.com, joins the Dom Giordano Program to discuss how a fact-finding mission centered on Dr. Anthony Fauci led to his cancellation at Forbes. First, Giordano asks Andrzejewski about the situation, with Adam telling about an investigation into Fauci’s financials by filing FOIA requests. After fact-finding on the financials, Andrzejewski alleges that the National Institute of Health levied a complaint against the continued focus on Fauci by Forbes, leading to the brass at Forbes to pull the column from their publication. (Photo by J. Scott Applewhite-Pool/Getty Images)

In today’s second hour, Giordano leads off by welcoming in Diane Coughlin of the People’s Convoy of Delaware County. First, Giordano asks Coughlin about an upcoming peaceful demonstration showing support for the Convoy, which Coughlin tells will take place on 5PM on Friday outside the Fox29 Studio at 330 Market Street in Philadelphia, PA. Coughlin explains that the purpose of the demonstration is to propagate the end of unconstitutional mandates, end the media silence, and cover the People’s Convoy.  (Photo by Mario Tama/Getty Images)

Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by discussing the different strategies presented to keep gas prices low while continuing the show of strength against Russia as the rabid Vladimir Putin invades Ukraine. Giordano brings up New Jersey Congressman Donald Norcross’s suggestion of a gas tax holiday to combat the spike in prices, arguing that the better option is to ramp up domestic oil production. In addition, Giordano reveals an update in the Pennsylvania Supreme Court battle over mail-in balloting, telling that justices have now used race to try and make their arguments. (Photo by Spencer Platt/Getty Images)

Full Hour | To lead off today’s final hour, Katie Tubb, senior policy analyst for energy and environmental issues at the Heritage Foundation, joins the Dom Giordano Program to discuss the Biden administration’s economic response to Russia’s invasion into Ukraine. Today in a press conference, Biden announced further sanctions on Russia’s export of oil, noting the damage that this will have on Americans. Giordano and Tubb discuss the reality that the administration continues to ignore, being the ability to ramp up domestic production of oil. In addition, Tubb tells us how ramping up production would affect gas prices, and stresses the importance of energy independence in dealing with foreign affairs moving forward.

Then, Fox29 ace reporter Steve Keeley checks back into the Dom Giordano Program, this time to discuss a news conference held this afternoon by Philadelphia Police Commissioner Danielle Outlaw announcing the partial results of an internal investigation into the police-involved shooting of 12-year-old Thomas Siderio. First, Keeley reveals intricate details of the situation, telling that the Commissioner revealed that police officers did indeed identify themselves, flipping on their lights, and prior to shots being fired. Also, Keeley tells about the evidence presented by the commissioner regarding gun powder residue, and reveals that the department has determined that Siderio did indeed fire the initial shot. (Photo by Win McNamee/Getty Images)

Fox29 ace reporter Steve Keeley checks back into the Dom Giordano Program, this time to discuss a news conference held this afternoon by Philadelphia Police Commissioner Danielle Outlaw announcing the partial results of an internal investigation into the police-involved shooting of 12-year-old Thomas Siderio. First, Keeley reveals intricate details of the situation, telling that the Commissioner revealed that police officers did indeed identify themselves, flipping on their lights, and prior to shots being fired. Also, Keeley tells about the evidence presented by the commissioner regarding gun powder residue, and reveals that the department has determined that Siderio did indeed fire the initial shot. (Photo by Getty Images)

To lead off today’s final hour, Katie Tubb, senior policy analyst for energy and environmental issues at the Heritage Foundation, joins the Dom Giordano Program to discuss the Biden administration’s economic response to Russia’s invasion into Ukraine. Today in a press conference, Biden announced further sanctions on Russia’s export of oil, noting the damage that this will have on Americans. Giordano and Tubb discuss the reality that the administration continues to ignore, being the ability to ramp up domestic production of oil. In addition, Tubb tells us how ramping up production would affect gas prices, and stresses the importance of energy independence in dealing with foreign affairs moving forward. (Photo by Getty Images)

Congressman Brian Fitzpatrick rejoins Dom Giordano to discuss his trip to the Ukrainian border in Poland. First, Giordano asks Fitzpatrick for his thoughts on the newest news out of Washington, after Biden in a press conference today announced further sanctions on Russian exports of oil. Fitzpatrick tells what he would like to see from the Biden administration, and offers how he feels this makes us look on an international stage, particularly through a Chinese lens. Then, Giordano asks Fitzpatrick what it is that President Zelensky and the Ukrainians need that the administration continues to refuse, and explains why he is still in favor of a no-fly-zone. (Photo by Anastasia Vlasova/Getty Images)

Bill McSwain, former United States Attorney now running for Governor of Pennsylvania, returns to the Dom Giordano Program to discuss multiple issues playing out both locally and internationally. First, McSwain and Giordano discuss the record-setting homicide numbers in Philadelphia, as the city surpasses Chicago for the most murders nationwide. Then, Giordano and McSwain offer their opinion on the police-involved shooting of a 12-year-old, after the child and his friend opened fire on an unmarked police car. In addition, Giordano and McSwain switch to national issues, with Giordano asking McSwain for a response after former President Donald Trump drew his name into a feud with former Attorney General William Barr. (Photo by Mark Wilson/Getty Images)