Gregg Jarrett, legal and political analyst for Fox News and author of The Russia Hoax and Witch Hunt, returns to the Dom Giordano Program to discuss a search warrant executed by federal agents on the Manhattan apartment of Rudy Giuliani. Giuliani, who served as Trump’s personal lawyer, has been under investigation for his relationship to Ukraine, after allegedly conducting illegal lobbying for Ukrainian officials in exchange for an investigation linked to Trump’s primary political rival, now President Joe Biden. Jarrett tells of the entire situation, explaining why the warrant was executed and under what statute the warrant was obtained. Then, Giordano and Jarrett discuss the differences in investigations, or lack thereof, into Rudy Giuliani and Joe Biden’s son, Hunter Biden. (Photo by Michael M. Santiago/Getty Images)

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Daniel Ortner, attorney for Pacific Legal Foundation, joins the Dom Giordano Program to discuss an Amicus Brief he co-authored pertaining to a supreme court case, Mahanoy Area School District v. B.L. As a high-school sophomore, B.L. was upset when she failed to make the varsity cheerleading team. While at the mall with friends, B.L. vented her frustrations by posting to snapchat a picture with the caption “F*** school, f*** softball, f*** cheer, f*** everything.” After a student took a screenshot and sent it to her mother, a team coach, who sent it up the chain, the school decided that B.L.’s private post had violated school rules, and suspended her from the junior-varsity cheerleading team. First, Giordano and Ortner debate whether or not the school should have any control of the speech of students while not on school grounds, with Giordano arguing that schools need to have some control to address cyber-bullying, in particular. Then, Giordano and Ortner discuss the idea of ‘snitch culture,’ which Ortner says this case strongly reflects, as teen and tween students turn petty disagreements and sniping into an effort to destroy the reputation of an individual. Ortner notes that empowering school officials to punish students for such speech creates an incentive for students, parents, and staff to further engage in this informant-style behavior. (Photo by Stefani Reynolds/Getty Images)

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Dr. Rick Eckstein, professor of sociology and criminology at Villanova University, returns to the Dom Giordano Program to help Dom unpack why so many are pushing for a name change in Radnor, Pennsylvania, as a continued feud plays out over a potential name change away from the ‘Raiders.’ First, Eckstein contextualizes his relationship to the entire situation, as back in 2009 he hosted a conference at Radnor that set the stage for the name change in the city, explaining that he currently doesn’t have much hand in the movement to remove the ‘Raider’ name. Eckstein then tells the history of the ‘Raider’ name and the associations that come with it, noting that this is a huge issue with him in keeping the name. Eckstein further explains that the reason why ‘Raider’ is unacceptable, even though it has no immediate association to Native-American culture, is because there would be a slow seep in of the old mascot if they keep the name. (Photos by Getty Images)

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Dr. David Damsker, director of the Bucks County Health Department, returns to the Dom Giordano Program to explain why he believes the new CDC mandates regarding masks set forth yesterday don’t push far enough. In a press conference yesterday, President Biden announced that masks are no longer required for outdoor activities if the person has been vaccinated. In an interview with WPHT sister station KYW, Damsker told reporter Jim Melwert that he thinks the CDC should’ve pushed a bit further, giving vaccinated folks the opportunity to go mask-less indoors, in efforts to further incentivize people to get the vaccine. Then, Dr. Damsker discusses guidelines that Bucks County has set forth for High School proms as the school year wraps up. Finally, Damsker updates the audience on the Bucks County vaccine rollout, explaining that very soon he expects cases to drop and 12-15 year olds to gain eligibility. (Photo by Getty Images)

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Sharyl Attkisson, former reporter for CBS until 2014 and host of Full Measure with Sharyl Attkisson, joins the Dom Giordano Program to discuss an ongoing investigation she’s undertaken to determine the origin of the virus. Atktisson explains that there have been Coronavirus experiments for many years in an effort to create vaccines, which is very well documented, and tells that there is a possibility that the virus is manmade. (Photo by Getty Images)

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Representative Frank Farry rejoins the Dom Giordano Program to discuss the referendum questions in the upcoming Pennsylvania election on May 18th. Farry explains to listeners that the GOP would like voters to vote four yes votes. Frank notes that this is a chance for voters to express their displeasure with the way the virus has been handled by the Wolf administration. Then, Giordano and Farry discuss the concept of redistricting as Pennsylvania loses a seat due to changes in the census, with Farry explaining how the redistricting will work, and what will happen if both parties cannot come to an agreement. Finally, Farry and Giordano discuss the referendum question asking voters if they favor making municipal fire departments eligible to apply for loans from an existing state loan program. (Photo by Getty Images)

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Matthew Marshall, graduate of Radnor High School Class of 1983 and parent of two children who spent their entire K-12 in the Radnor School District, joins the Dom Giordano Program to give a rundown of the situation in Radnor, as the School Board, without input from the community, decided to change the name away from the Radnor Raiders. Marshall, a 55 year Radnor resident, explains why he objects to the name change, laying forth the history of the Raider name for Radnor. Marshall takes issue with the unilateral decision by the school board to rebrand the school at the worst recent time, in the face of a pandemic, injecting politics into an otherwise apolitical topic being the spirit and culture surrounding Radnor schools. (Photo by Getty Images)

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Dr. Marty Makary, Professor at Johns Hopkins University and author of The Price We Pay: What Broke American Health Care – And How To Fix It, returns to the Dom Giordano Program for another check-in on the Coronavirus pandemic. First, Giordano and Makary discuss the notion of mask-wearing outdoors, with Dr. Anthony Fauci yesterday noting that he doesn’t believe outdoor mask wearing is necessary at this point in the virus. Then, Makary and Giordano discuss comments made by Pfizer CEO Albert Bourla, who said that people will most likely need a COVID vaccination booster in 6 to 12 months, with annual vaccines being a possibility. Giordano asks Makary whether or not he would get a booster, and if he believes the boosters to be necessary. Finally, Giordano asks Makary for an update on herd immunity, to which Makary contextualizes where we’re at as a country, explaining that there finally seems to be a light at the end of the pandemic tunnel. (Photo by Getty Images)

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Ian Prior, Co-Founder of DailyMalarkey.com and head of Loudoun (VA) Parents for Education and FightForSchools.com, rejoins the Dom Giordano Program to discuss the decision by the state of Virginia to eliminate all accelerated math courses before 11th grade in an equity-focused plan. In the new initiative, lawmakers hope to provide a pathway for every student to be able to take calculus or higher math by the end of high school, if they choose. By ‘providing these pathways,’ lawmakers have eliminated the necessity for advanced math courses leading to the aforementioned 12th grade advanced courses. Prior notes that he’s spoken to thousands of parents who are against this push, which led him to create the group, but are afraid to speak out due to social repercussions by a radical Leftist sect who claim racism when detecting any pushback. (Photo by Getty Images)

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Long-time radio host Dom Giordano, an educator in a past life, returns with his fourteenth installment of his podcast centered on the ever-changing landscape of education. This week, Giordano is joined by Christopher Paslay, Philadelphia teacher and author of Exploring White Fragility: Debating the Effects of Whiteness Studies on America’s Schools. In Exploring White Fragility, Paslay takes an in-depth look into the concept of 'white fragility' and 'white guilt' as the two phrases have become regular topics in discussions of race. In the book, and on his new YouTube channel, Paslay examines the effects that whiteness studies have on America’s schools, and investigates how the antiracist movement to dismantle “white supremacy culture” is impacting student and teacher morale and expectations, school discipline, and overall academic achievement. For more from Paslay, check out his YouTube channel HERE. 

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