In the final hour of a very special Dom Giordano Program dedicated to Veterans Day, Colonel Allen B. West rejoins the show for an update on his health, his gubernatorial run in Texas, and his memories of serving as a United States Army lieutenant colonel. First, Giordano asks Col. West about the positive Coronavirus diagnosis he received and the treatment he endured, which included both Ivermectin and monoclonal antibodies. Then, Col. West and Giordano hit on politics playing out in Texas as West ramps up his run to become Texas Governor, forecasting who his opponents may be in a primary and general election. After Allen West, Giordano plays his ‘Dom’s Money Melody,’ in which he asks for listeners to tell him the name of a song to win $100. In addition, Giordano reflects on the news that 6ABC’s Jim Gardner will retire at the end of 2022, asking listeners for their favorite local news channel. (Photo by Spencer Platt/Getty Images)

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To lead off the second hour, Matt Cahill, founder of Green Star Families, an organization dedicated to recognizing families affected by veteran suicide, joins the Dom Giordano Program. Cahill first explains why he chose a green star as the signifying emblem for those lost to suicide, telling that that color for mental health awareness is green. Cahill explains the underlying reasons for Veteran suicide, and tells whether the withdrawal from Afghanistan has had any effect on the mental health of Veterans. Then, Cahill reveals that the organization has made some waves, with Rep. Jeff Van Drew introducing the bill to Congress. Then, Janaia Nash, a program manager for the Travis Manion Foundation, joins the program to discuss how the foundation helps, and how listeners can get involved in assisting and helping both active and former service members. (Photo by Getty Images)

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Today, on a very special Veterans Day broadcast, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by reflecting upon yesterday’s fiery cross-examination of Kyle Rittenhouse, an 18-year-old in Kenosha, WI who was charged after killing a protestor during the riots that played out after Jacob Blake’s murder. Giordano plays back clips from the trial, including the admittance by a key witness that Rittenhouse only fired after the witness drew a gun and approached Rittenhouse.  Then, after Giordano gets a tip that Philadelphia Police Commissioner Danielle Outlaw may be in consideration for a job in New York City, both debate how one could be considered for such a job after the recent track record here in Philadelphia. Then, due to the occasion, Col. Tom Manion joins the show to explain what Veterans Day means to him. First, Manion and Giordano discuss the significance of today in particular, explaining that for the first time in 20 years, we are celebrating a Veterans Day without an active war. Also, Manion discusses the culmination of his organization centered around his son, Travis, and tells of the relationship he shared with his brothers in arms. (Photo by Sean Krajacic-Pool/Getty Images)

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In the final hour of today’s show, Dom leads off with ace reporter Steve Keeley of Fox 29, who has a multitude of crime stories to break on the show. First, Keeley discusses a shooting of an off-duty police officer in West Norriton, after getting out of his car to stop two teenagers from arguing. Keeley takes us through the entire situation, explaining how the officer had left his vehicle to approach the teens only to get shot, further noting that the officer has since been airlifted to Penn Presbyterian Hospital. Then, Keeley updates the situation surrounding charges levied in the murder of 8-year-old Fanta Bility, who was killed in police crossfire after shooters opened fire on a high school football game. Finally, Keeley wraps up by telling the audience what he knows about a shooting at Love Park in Center City Philadelphia. After Keeley, Dom holds his Dom’s Money Melody game, and discusses how we can address growing issues of crime in and around Philadelphia. Then, Senator Pat Toomey stops onto the show for his monthly check-in, largely discussing the “bipartisan” infrastructure bill. Toomey, who voted against the bill, tells why he could not vote yes, laying out the economic implications of passing such a hefty bill. Then, Giordano asks Toomey about claims made by Rep. Brian Fitzpatrick earlier this week on the show, in which he argued his vote was solely to offer bipartisanship prior to the discussion centered on the highly progressive $3.5 trillion spending bill in an effort to save the filibuster. Toomey argues that the filibuster was not threatened by this particular bill, so he disagrees with the Republicans who chose to cross the aisle. (Photo by Anna Moneymaker/Getty Images)

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In today’s second hour, Giordano leads off by discussing a Republican proposal in New Jersey that would allow citizens to present their license and registration on their phones during traffic stops. Giordano and his producer Dan debate whether this is any safer than the current way of doing things, and offer alternatives for making traffic stops safer. Then, Giordano loops back to comments made by Howard Stern and discusses the media pushback on Aaron Rodgers after he lied about his vaccination status, telling that the response is borne out of relentless virtue signaling. Then, after receiving an update on a Love Park shooting yesterday, Giordano discusses the shifting media narrative around the incident that unfolded in arguably the most populated portion of Philadelphia. (Photo by Quinn Harris/Getty Images)

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Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by offering his side question of the day, asking listeners for something that will always be in fashion, no matter how much time passes. Then, Dom moves over to his first real topic of the day, discussing an article in the Philadelphia Inquirer that focuses on Norristown, PA’s homelessness crisis, in which business owners have spoken out about a tent program that has led to tent cities throughout the town. Then Giordano discusses the newest entrant in the Pennsylvania political sphere, as Dr. Oz prepares for a Senate run in the upcoming election to fill Pat Toomey’s seat. Then, Donald Ketcham, owner of The Cycle Stop in Norristown, joins the show to elaborate on quotes provided in the aforementioned Inquirer interview, explaining the negative implications that open-air drug use and other crimes have had on his motorcycle business. (Photo by Mario Tama/Getty Images)

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In the third hour, Dom leads off the show by looping in FreedomWorks Economist Stephen Moore, an economic expert regularly seen on Fox News and in the Wall Street Journal, to discuss the infrastructure bill that just passed through Congress. Giordano plays back a clip from yesterday’s interview with Congressman Brian Fitzpatrick concerning his vote in favor, in which Fitzpatrick explained that the approval of the bill is in effort of stopping the next $3.5T spending bill planned by Democrats. In addition, after playing Dom’s Money Melody, Giordano takes aim at famed radio host Howard Stern, who lambasted Aaron Rodgers for lying about his vaccination status. (Photo by Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images)

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In today’s second hour, Dom Giordano led off his show by welcoming back on SaveJersey.com’s Matt Rooney, an expert on New Jersey politics, to discuss claims by Governor Phil Murphy that Jack Ciattarelli’s refusal to concede is ‘dangerous.’ Rooney explains the situation, and lays out the hypocrisies throughout the state of Democratic politicians calling for audits similarly to Ciattarelli. Then, Stephen Simon, owner of JB’s Bakery in Burlington, joins the show to discuss a column penned by local columnist JD Mullane centered on the success of their ‘Let’s Go Brandon’ cookies. ‘Steve the Baker’ tells that the cookies have been flying off the shelves, and explains the story behind why he chose to introduce the political cookies to his menu. In addition, producer Dan takes over the show for his ‘Dan Time with Dom’ segment, today discussing the Astroworld tragedy and the Nikola Jokic fight with Markieff Morris. (Photo by Spencer Platt/Getty Images)

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Today, Dom led off the show by discussing the big news centered around the infrastructure bill, reviewing his conversation with Representative Brian Fitzpatrick yesterday, a local Republican who voted in favor of the bill. Then, Giordano ties this to a conversation about the upcoming spending bill, and offers his opinion on what such policies would do to our country. Also, Giordano introduces the topic of the day, asking listeners which human they would send out to meet the aliens if they were to come to earth. In addition, Brian Kilmeade checks in to discuss his new book, The President and the Freedom Fighter: Abraham Lincoln, Frederick Douglass, and Their Battle to Save America’s Soul, explaining what the relationship between Abraham Lincoln and Frederick Douglass can teach us, and how we could apply it to today’s political tensions. (Photo by Getty Images)

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Republican U.S. Congressman Brian Fitzpatrick, fresh off voting in favor of Biden’s infrastructure bill, joins the Dom Giordano Program to justify why he decided to vote in favor for such a bill, with his vote tipping the vote in favor of passing the bill. Fitzpatrick explains that the mainstream media is not offering a fair look into the new infrastructure bill, which is truly a bipartisan re-writing of a very different progressive bipartisan bill that was originally proposed. Fitzpatrick tells how this was a strategic move, allowing moderate Democrats to vote against radically progressive ideologies by proving that compromise is indeed possible. (Photo by Ting Shen-Pool/Getty Images)

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