Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Giordano leads off by welcoming back to the show both attorney George Bochetto and Maureen Faulkner, the widow of slain officer Danny Faulkner, victim of Mumia Abu-Jamal. This week, Abu-Jamal and his lawyers will file their 6th petition to get Mumia out of jail, which Bochetto and Faulkner is a possibility due to DA Larry Krasner’s past efforts to use the case as a political tool. In response, Maureen has come back to town to hold a rally and press conference to demand that Krasner step aside, and announce that she and Bochetto will be filing a motion to compel the judge to assist in Krasner’s removal. Bochetto and Faulkner tell Giordano the deeper meaning of this case, and Faulkner tells listeners how it feels to continue reliving the most horrific event of her life.

Then, Giordano welcomes back in Democratic State Senator Sharif Street, after the Senator’s name was dropped in the letter sent by Republican Senator Jake Corman to the Pennsylvania Assembly calling for the impeachment of Philadelphia District Attorney Larry Krasner. In the letter, Corman writes, “our own colleagues in the General Assembly are not immune to this epidemic of violence. Senator Sharif Street’s family suffered a terrible tragedy in July when his cousin was murdered. His office was also struck by bullets during another shooting last month.” Street tells why he takes umbrage with his name being included in the statement, telling why he will not support the impeachment of Krasner. Giordano and Street discuss Street’s stance on Krasner and law enforcement, with Street proposing Krasner policies that have indeed worked. (Photo by William Thomas Cain/Getty Images)

Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by offering updates after the revolutionary letter sent by State Senator Jake Corman to the Pennsylvania Assembly, calling for the impeachment of Philadelphia District Attorney Larry Krasner. Giordano plays back a clip from Fox 29’s Bruce Gordon, who dismisses the effort as a political move, arguing why this is incredibly important to Philadelphia. Then, Giordano plays back a clip from a recent Howard Stern show, in which the host said that unvaccinated people, in ‘Howard’s America,’ would be sent to go home and die. For the remainder of the hour, Giordano takes callers both agreeing and debating whether Howard stern is correct, and circles back to the topic of Krasner’s impeachment. (Photo by Getty Images)

Giordano welcomes back in Democratic State Senator Sharif Street, after the Senator’s name was dropped in the letter sent by Republican Senator Jake Corman to the Pennsylvania Assembly calling for the impeachment of Philadelphia District Attorney Larry Krasner. In the letter, Corman writes, “our own colleagues in the General Assembly are not immune to this epidemic of violence. Senator Sharif Street’s family suffered a terrible tragedy in July when his cousin was murdered. His office was also struck by bullets during another shooting last month.” Street tells why he takes umbrage with his name being included in the statement, telling why he will not support the impeachment of Krasner. Giordano and Street discuss Street’s stance on Krasner and law enforcement, with Street proposing Krasner policies that have indeed worked. (Photo by Getty Images)

In today’s second hour, Giordano leads off by welcoming back to the show both attorney George Bochetto and Maureen Faulkner, the widow of slain officer Danny Faulkner, victim of Mumia Abu-Jamal. This week, Abu-Jamal and his lawyers will file their 6th petition to get Mumia out of jail, which Bochetto and Faulkner is a possibility due to DA Larry Krasner’s past efforts to use the case as a political tool. In response, Maureen has come back to town to hold a rally and press conference to demand that Krasner step aside, and announce that she and Bochetto will be filing a motion to compel the judge to assist in Krasner’s removal. Bochetto and Faulkner tell Giordano the deeper meaning of this case, and Faulkner tells listeners how it feels to continue reliving the most horrific event of her life. (Photo by Jeff Fusco/Getty Images)

Full Hour | In today’s third hour, Dom keeps the discussion centered on the news of a potential Larry Krasner impeachment, telling how disappointed he will be in any elected official who pushes against the effort. Giordano addresses a theme on Twitter developing, alleging that those most affected by Krasner’s policies want to keep him in office, with some alleging tyranny out of Senate President Jake Corman. Then, Giordano discusses more stories of crime throughout the city, including multiple instances of victims defending themselves using firearms against violent criminals, such as carjackers. In addition, Giordano plays his Money Melody for the day, and discusses the battle over voters’ rights playing out on Capitol Hill. (Photo by Getty Images)

Full Hour | To lead off the second hour, Bill Lawrence of BillLawrenceOnline.com rejoins the Dom Giordano Program to discuss multiple stories throughout the area. First, Lawrence and Giordano discuss the breaking news around Larry Krasner, with President of the Senate Jake Corman officially calling for his impeachment. Then, Giordano and Lawrence switch over to the real reason that Lawrence joined today, discussing a Zoom call by DelCo election officials, in which the leader admitted to breaking the law in the 2020 election. Lawrence takes us inside Delaware County, telling how politics are playing out in one of Philadelphia’s largest suburban counties.

Then, President Pro Tempore of Pennsylvania Senate Jake Corman returns to the Dom Giordano Program to discuss the groundbreaking letter sent to the Pennsylvania assembly requesting impeachment proceedings against Philadelphia County District Attorney Larry Krasner. First, Giordano asks Corman why he felt the need to address this issue, with Corman explaining the heinous result of policies enacted by the District Attorney. In the letter, Corman alleges that the recent spike in violent crime is a direct result of DA Krasner’s policies and his refusal to perform the duties of his office in holding criminals accountable. Giordano and Corman discuss the next steps in the process, with Giordano asking whether Corman has his finger on the pulse of the assembly, and whether this can actually make it through the Statehouse. (Photo by Getty Images)

President Pro Tempore of the Pennsylvania Senate Jake Corman returns to the Dom Giordano Program to discuss the groundbreaking letter sent to the Pennsylvania assembly requesting impeachment proceedings against Philadelphia County District Attorney Larry Krasner. First, Giordano asks Corman why he felt the need to address this issue, with Corman explaining the heinous result of policies enacted by the District Attorney. In the letter, Corman alleges that the recent spike in violent crime is a direct result of DA Krasner’s policies and his refusal to perform the duties of his office in holding criminals accountable. Giordano and Corman discuss the next steps in the process, with Giordano asking whether Corman has his finger on the pulse of the assembly, and whether this can actually make it through the Statehouse. (Photo by Scott Heins/Getty Images)

To lead off the second hour, Bill Lawrence of BillLawrenceOnline.com rejoins the Dom Giordano Program to discuss multiple stories throughout the area. First, Lawrence and Giordano discuss the breaking news around Larry Krasner, with President of the Senate Jake Corman officially calling for his impeachment. Then, Giordano and Lawrence switch over to the real reason that Lawrence joined today, discussing a Zoom call by DelCo election officials, in which the leader admitted to breaking the law in the 2020 election. Lawrence takes us inside Delaware County, telling how politics are playing out in one of Philadelphia’s largest suburban counties. (Photo by Getty Images)

Today, to lead off the Dom Giordano Program, Giordano starts the show by discussing the debate on Capitol Hill over voters’ rights, asking listeners for what they believe to be at stake in the upcoming election. Then, Giordano brings back a topic he discussed near the end of yesterday’s show, playing back a clip from Warriors minority owner Chamath Palihapitiya admitting that he doesn’t care about the human rights violations concerning the Uyghur people in China. Giordano and Dan discuss whether there are politics at play here, with Giordano explaining the overarching issue of Chinese totalitarianism. Then, Giordano reveals the newest updates in Krasnerland, the title that Giordano has given the new Philadelphia that has been taken over by crime caused by policies implemented by DA Larry Krasner, telling of a carjacker who hit a school bus after stealing a car, and another shooting in the Frankfort section of the city.

Then, Giordano reveals some huge breaking news, revealing that the President of the Pennsylvania Senate Jake Corman has started the process to impeach Philadelphia District Attorney Larry Krasner. Giordano breaks down how the proceedings must shake out for the impeachment to actually happen, and both Dom and Dan discuss what this means for the city of Philadelphia and the political sphere in Pennsylvania. (Photo by Getty Images)

Chris Tremoglie, writer for the Washington Examiner and longtime friend of the show, rejoins the Dom Giordano Program to discuss an exclusive interview he had with a Penn University swimmer, discussing the locker room climate at Penn in the shadow of Lia Thomas, the transgendered swimming star setting collegiate records. Tremoglie tells that the anonymous swimmer he spoke with told him that Lia has been comparing herself to revolutionary figure Jackie Robinson, taking pride in the controversy surrounding her entrance into women’s swimming. (Photo by Getty Images)