The Dom Giordano Program

Dom Giordano reveals that he'll be celebrating his anniversary, but reveals he's nervous because he's regularly had to ask for a different table at the restaurant they'll be attending. Dom and Dan debate whether it's appropriate to ask for a new table if you receive one you don't like. (Photo by Getty Images)

Dom welcomes Grover Norquist, President of Americans for Tax Reform, back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss multiple issues playing out in the economy. First, Dom asks Norquist for his opinion on the Biden administration decision to ramp up the total amount of IRS agents, with Norquist warning who these new agents will be targeting and why it's incredibly concerning for small business owners. Then, Giordano and Norquist discuss the push by the Biden administration for what they're deeming a ‘counter inflation' bill, which will further send us down the path of higher inflation. Also, Giordano asks whether Norquist has faced a lot of pushback for his stance on taxation as liberals continue to ramp up their push for further federal government involvement.  (Photo by Mark Wilson/Getty Images)

Full Hour | In today's final hour, Dom welcomes Grover Norquist, President of Americans for Tax Reform, back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss multiple issues playing out in the economy. First, Dom asks Norquist for his opinion on the Biden administration decision to ramp up the total amount of IRS agents, with Norquist warning who these new agents will be targeting and why it's incredibly concerning for small business owners. Then, Giordano and Norquist discuss the push by the Biden administration for what they're deeming a ‘counter inflation' bill, which will further send us down the path of higher inflation. Also, Giordano asks whether Norquist has faced a lot of pushback for his stance on taxation as liberals continue to ramp up their push for further federal government involvement. Then, Giordano rounds out the remainder of the show bouncing between multiple different topics. Dom discusses the Republican role in the Philadelphia Parking Authority and their overbearing tactics, telling again of a potential expansion of their red light camera program. Also, Giordano reveals what he knows about controversial billboards popping up around Philadelphia suggesting very radical proposals by progressives guised as a progressive billboard, telling of the conservative group and individual behind the new advertising campaign. (Photo by Getty Images)

Dom Giordano announces that he'd like to be considered as a moderator in a gubernatorial debate after Doug Mastriano challenged Josh Shapiro to two debates. (Photo by Drew Angerer/Getty Images)

Giordano welcomes former Senator Rick Santorum to the Dom Giordano Program to discuss why he believes a Convention of States is now needed more than ever after the unprecedented FBI raid of Trump's Mar-A-Lago compound.  Santorum explains his position, telling of the importance of states proposing and voting on their own constitutional amendments, limiting the power of an overbearing Federal government. Giordano and Santorum discuss the changing tide of the Republican party, with both offering their opinion on the loss by Wyoming's Liz Cheney, who lost her primary to a pro-Trump contender after leading the January 6th committee. Also, Santorum provides an update on the Convention of States, explaining how far along his organization has gotten in garnering support, and explains his hope for the eventuality. (Photo by Anna Moneymaker/Getty Images)

Full Hour | In today's second hour, Giordano welcomes former Senator Rick Santorum to the Dom Giordano Program to discuss why he believes a Convention of States is now needed more than ever after the unprecedented FBI raid of Trump's Mar-A-Lago compound.  Santorum explains his position, telling of the importance of states proposing and voting on their own constitutional amendments, limiting the power of an overbearing Federal government. Giordano and Santorum discuss the changing tide of the Republican party, with both offering their opinion on the loss by Wyoming's Liz Cheney, who lost her primary to a pro-Trump contender after leading the January 6th committee. Also, Santorum provides an update on the Convention of States, explaining how far along his organization has gotten in garnering support, and explains his hope for the eventuality. Then, Dom Giordano moves into a local conversation, lamenting about the new proposed further spread of speed cameras, telling of a Republican effort to further push red light and speeding cameras on drivers. This moves Giordano and his producer Dan into a conversation about the positives and negatives of surveillance, also debating the proposal for mandatory 4K cameras throughout Philadelphia. In addition, Giordano announces that he would like to be considered as a debate moderator after gubernatorial candidate Doug Mastriano challenged his opponent, Democrat Josh Shapiro, to a debate. (Photo by Getty Images)

Dom Giordano asks his side question of the day, looking for horrible movies to see on a first date, and a caller by the name of Pat calls in with a horror story of a date with a 'cute Italian boy.' (Photo by Getty Images)

Dom welcomes Victor Fiorillo, columnist for Philadelphia Magazine, rejoins the Dom Giordano Program to discuss his newest column that's getting some flack, as is normal when this particular column is released, calling out the ‘The Worst of Philly 2022.'  Dom takes Victor to task for one entry in particular, asking for justification for the inclusion of reporter Steve Keeley on the list, somebody that Dom lionizes as ‘the Charles Dickens of Philadelphia.' Victor tells that he specified that Keeley was not the ‘worst' reporter, but the ‘worst reporter to follow for an occasional dose of good news.' Then, Giordano offers up entries that he agrees with, with he and Victor going piecemeal through the list and explaining why they'd answer the question the way they would. (Photo by Getty Images)

Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by discussing a shocking video floating around social media showing teenagers in Northeast Philadelphia stealing forklifts and using them to lift and damage cars throughout their neighborhood. Then, Giordano updates the news centered on the gubernatorial race in Pennsylvania, revealing that Republican candidate Doug Mastriano has challenged Josh Shapiro to two debates under certain conditions, including moderation by an outlet that will allow a ‘fair fight.' After that, Giordano takes a look at the Republican primary out in Wyoming, with Liz Cheney, who's heading the January 6th committee, losing out to a pro-Trump Republican. Dom plays back reaction, including from OJ Simpson, who has now come out in full support of Cheney. Giordano explains how this reflects on the changing tide of the Republican Party as voters continue to push off from the establishment and show their continued support for former President Donald Trump. Then, Dom welcomes Victor Fiorillo, columnist for Philadelphia Magazine, rejoins the Dom Giordano Program to discuss his newest column that's getting some flack, as is normal when this particular column is released, calling out the ‘The Worst of Philly 2022.'  Dom takes Victor to task for one entry in particular, asking for justification for the inclusion of reporter Steve Keeley on the list, somebody that Dom lionizes as ‘the Charles Dickens of Philadelphia.' Victor tells that he specified that Keeley was not the ‘worst' reporter, but the ‘worst reporter to follow for an occasional dose of good news.' Then, Giordano offers up entries that he agrees with, with he and Victor going piecemeal through the list and explaining why they'd answer the question the way they would.  (Photo by Steve Marcus-Pool/Getty Images)

Dom Giordano reveals Victor Fiorillo's 'Worst of Philadelphia' column for 2022 published in the Philadelphia Magazine, and both he and Dan are upset to see Fox29 Reporter Steve Keeley made fun of for his hard work covering Philadelphia crime. (Photo by Getty Images)

Full Hour | In today's third hour, Dom welcomes Ray D'Agostino, Lancaster County Commissioner, back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss his continued effort to resolve election integrity issues in his county and in the State of Pennsylvania. D'Agostino, along with Josh Parsons in Lancaster County, proposed a resolution calling for the repeal of Pennsylvania's 2019 voting law that enabled mail-in balloting on a grand scale. D'Agostino provides an update on his resolution, explaining an unfortunate push back from commissioners across the state who “didn't want to go there.” D'Agostino explains why he's taken up this fight, and explains why he continues to push to secure our elections. Then, Dom welcomes Kathleen Carmody to the Dom Giordano Program. Kathleen is a parent in the Unionsville-Chadds Ford School District, who has been speaking out as the district tries to rewrite Pennsylvania law centered on Coronavirus. In a decision made by the school, administrators decided to strike language from their vaccine exemption guidance as set forth by the State, with parents up in arms over the decision which they argue is both illegal and immoral. Carmody suggests that administrators are looking to infringe on the rights of parents in the district, trying to take something that's a given and instead forcing parents to jump through hoops to access their rights. (Photo by Getty Images)

Dom welcomes Kathleen Carmody to the Dom Giordano Program. Kathleen is a parent in the Unionsville-Chadds Ford School District, who has been speaking out as the district tries to rewrite Pennsylvania law centered on Coronavirus. In a decision made by the school, administrators decided to strike language from their vaccine exemption guidance as set forth by the State, with parents up in arms over the decision which they argue is both illegal and immoral. Carmody suggests that administrators are looking to infringe on the rights of parents in the district, trying to take something that's a given and instead forcing parents to jump through hoops to access their rights. (Photo by Getty Images)

In today's third hour, Dom welcomes Ray D'Agostino, Lancaster County Commissioner, back onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss his continued effort to resolve election integrity issues in his county and in the State of Pennsylvania. D'Agostino, along with Josh Parsons in Lancaster County, proposed a resolution calling for the repeal of Pennsylvania's 2019 voting law that enabled mail-in balloting on a grand scale. D'Agostino provides an update on his resolution, explaining an unfortunate push back from commissioners across the state who “didn't want to go there.” D'Agostino explains why he's taken up this fight, and explains why he continues to push to secure our elections. (Photo by Getty Images)

Full Hour | In today's second hour, Dom Giordano takes a trip around the country to tell how states are guiding teachers and schools regarding Coronavirus as students get ready to return to school. Giordano notes that almost every state has loosened their restrictions for both vaccinated and unvaccinated students, and compares and contrasts this with both the Philadelphia School District and edicts set forth by the Unionville-Chadds Ford. Then, Giordano updates the situation centered on mail-in ballots as progressives continue their push to open elections, discussing an article by Todd Shepherd of Broad and Liberty reporting on new ‘early voting centers' in Philadelphia. Also, Giordano and Dan discuss news out of the NBA, telling that the league has decided to not play games on Election Day for the midterms. Finally, Dom rounds out the hour by telling of a Washington Post article that tells which names have seen the most name-change requests, with producer Dan and callers bouncing their thoughts on the topic off Giordano. (Photo by Andy Lyons/Getty Images)

Dom rounds out the hour by telling of a Washington Post article that tells which names have seen the most name-change requests, with producer Dan and callers bouncing their thoughts on the topic off Giordano. (Photo by Getty Images)

Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by previewing what's to come on the day's show, teasing an appearance from John Ondrasik, aka Five for Fighting, to discuss the one-year anniversary of the fall of Afghanistan, which everybody has seemed to forgotten about. Then, Giordano previews another upcoming guest, telling of a parent in the Unionville-Chadds Ford school district, who with others, blew the whistle on a school board trying to change State law. Dom spends a bit of time discussing the situation in Unionsville-Chadds Ford, explaining the detriment of the board's actions, using the story as an opportunity to discuss the overall impact of overbearing edicts set forth by school boards. Also, Giordano reveals that there's a new ‘hate symbol' according to the Left, telling of the new push to target rosary beads and their use by extremist groups. Then, John Ondrasik, the musician behind Five for Fighting, returns to the Dom Giordano Program to discuss the fall of Afghanistan after a full year, as the Biden State department continues to remain silent on their huge mistakes. Ondrasik, who spends much of his time volunteering, hoping to fill in some of the blanks left by the Administration assisting stuck military members in their exit from the country. First, Ondrasik gives Giordano and listeners an in-depth look at what it's like on the ground out in Afghanistan. Also, Ondrasik tells about his newest song, ‘Can One Man Save the World,' which he wrote in Afghanistan about the situation in Ukraine, then later sang with the Ukrainian orchestra. Then, Ondrasik tells about an upcoming bus tour he's looking forward to, and tells listeners what they should expect at one of his shows. (Photo by Getty Images)

John Ondrasik, the musician behind Five for Fighting, returns to the Dom Giordano Program to discuss the fall of Afghanistan after a full year, as the Biden State department continues to remain silent on their huge mistakes. Ondrasik, who spends much of his time volunteering, hoping to fill in some of the blanks left by the Administration assisting stuck military members in their exit from the country. First, Ondrasik gives Giordano and listeners an in-depth look at what it's like on the ground out in Afghanistan. Also, Ondrasik tells about his newest song, ‘Can One Man Save the World,' which he wrote in Afghanistan about the situation in Ukraine, then later sang with the Ukrainian orchestra. Then, Ondrasik tells about an upcoming bus tour he's looking forward to, and tells listeners what they should expect at one of his shows. (Photo by Alberto E. Rodriguez/Getty Images for Children Mending Hearts)

Dom Giordano offers his thoughts on the finale of what's become his favorite series of all-time, Better Call Saul.  (Photo by Vivien Killilea/Getty Images for AMC)

Dom Giordano lambasts his producer Dan for his take that absolutely nobody reads Shakespeare anymore, even the biggest of fans.  (Photo by Hulton Archive/Getty Images)

Dom Giordano tells Producer Dan and listeners about his incredibly stressful drive down to Virginia to visit some family friends. (Photo by Getty Images)

Full Hour | In today's third hour, Dom leads off the Dom Giordano Program by discussing the double standard that has developed since the unprecedented raid of Donald Trump's Mar-A-Lago. Then, Giordano discusses the involvement of parents in education as the Left continues to frame parents in a negative light, explaining the benefits of grassroots democracy in this sense. Dom then uses his appreciation for these parents to tie things back to the FBI, explaining that a lot of the negative reputation comes from the FBI, under Merrick Garland, targeting parents speaking up at board meetings. Then, Giordano welcomes nationally-recognized attorney Alan Dershowitz to the Dom Giordano Program for a legal breakdown of the unprecedented raid and following fallout of Donald Trump's Mar-A-Lago compound. Dershowitz, who penned an op-ed for the Wall Street Journal calling out the Left's use of ‘whataboutism,' telling of the importance equal justice applied to all, regardless of political stance. Then, Dershowitz tells of his newly released book, The Price of Principle – Why Integrity is Worth the Consequences, which Alan reveals as his 50th book. This moves Giordano and Dershowitz into a conversation about cancel culture, with Dershowitz revealing some of the flack he's faced for his occasional defense of Donald Trump. (Photo by Octavio Jones/Getty Images)

Then, Giordano welcomes nationally-recognized attorney Alan Dershowitz to the Dom Giordano Program for a legal breakdown of the unprecedented raid and following fallout of Donald Trump's Mar-A-Lago compound. Dershowitz, who penned an op-ed for the Wall Street Journal calling out the Left's use of ‘whataboutism,' telling of the importance equal justice applied to all, regardless of political stance. Then, Dershowitz tells of his newly released book, The Price of Principle – Why Integrity is Worth the Consequences, which Alan reveals as his 50th book. This moves Giordano and Dershowitz into a conversation about cancel culture, with Dershowitz revealing some of the flack he's faced for his occasional defense of Donald Trump. (Photo by Sarah Silbiger/Getty Images)

Full Hour | In today's second hour, Giordano welcomes Beth Ann Rossica, head of Back to School PA, back onto the Dom Giordano Program for an update on masking throughout the country as schools prepare for students to return to classrooms. First, Giordano asks for a general temperature of masking, with Beth Ann Rossica explaining that most schools have not required masks to return to schools, pointing to the Philadelphia School District as an anomaly for requiring students to mask up. Giordano asks what the Philadelphia Superintendent uses to justify the mask requirement, pointing to Children's Hospital of Philadelphia Coronavirus guidelines that run counter to the proposition. Rossica explains the negative implications of requiring students in Philadelphia to wear masks, and discusses the lack of logic in the requirement with the knowledge that students will be unmasked in public, on public transportation, and in their personal lives. Then, Dom moves back into a conversation centered on the Senate race between Dr. Mehmet Oz and John Fetterman. First, Giordano offers a recap of Fetterman's health after his first rally following a stroke, admitting that the candidate seemed much healthier than he would have expected. Then, Giordano discusses the number one claim against Dr. Oz by Fetterman, being his residency, explaining why he doesn't feel it should hold as much weight as Fetterman is trying to portray. Then, Giordano reveals that New Jersey has adjusted their Coronavirus suggestions, no longer requiring unvaccinated teachers to take regular tests, further pushing society toward normalcy. Dom, though, compares this to Philadelphia's masking edicts, asking for any sort of justification that points to another mandate being acceptable. (Photo by Michael M. Santiago/Getty Images)

In today's second hour, Giordano welcomes Beth Ann Rossica, head of Back to School PA, back onto the Dom Giordano Program for an update on masking throughout the country as schools prepare for students to return to classrooms. First, Giordano asks for a general temperature of masking, with Beth Ann Rossica explaining that most schools have not required masks to return to schools, pointing to the Philadelphia School District as an anomaly for requiring students to mask up. Giordano asks what the Philadelphia Superintendent uses to justify the mask requirement, pointing to Children's Hospital of Philadelphia Coronavirus guidelines that run counter to the proposition. Rossica explains the negative implications of requiring students in Philadelphia to wear masks, and discusses the lack of logic in the requirement with the knowledge that students will be unmasked in public, on public transportation, and in their personal lives. (Photo by Getty Images)

Dom Giordano hilariously reveals that Elizabeth Warren has blamed her continued lack of success in politics on her lack of a member between her legs. (Photo by Alex Wong/Getty Images)

Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by offering what he thinks President Trump needs to do after a weekend featuring multiple instances including violence levied against the FBI in the fallout of the unprecedented raid on his Mar-A-Lago compound. Then, Giordano tells about advice centered on Coronavirus provided by the Children's Hospital of Philadelphia and how it conflicts with new masking edicts set forth by the Philadelphia School District. Then, Giordano discusses the continued push for mail-in balloting in Pennsylvania, offering an update on a pushback by county commissioners. Also, Giordano discusses the race between Dr. Mehmet Oz and Senate opponent John Fetterman, offering his review of Fetterman's first rally since suffering a stroke earlier this year. (Photo by Getty Images)

1210WPHT host Dom Giordano and his producer Dan Borowski bring a new podcast, Krasnerland: Crime Watch, a weekly chronicle of Philadelphia crime as it continues to skyrocket under District Attorney Larry Krasner. To watch and join in on Krasnerland live every Thursday at 3:30PM ET, head to our Facebook page!

Dom Giordano, WPHT host and former teacher, has dedicated much of his daily show toward parents who are taking it into their own hands to push back against school boards that have a negative impact on their children. This has culminated in a weekly podcast on education, Readin', Writin', and Reason, which has allowed wonderful relationships to develop between Giordano, educators, and parents throughout the country who are speaking out against overbearing school boards. First, Dom welcomes in Bruce Chambers, former President of the Great Valley School District, for an update on an ongoing situation playing out in the district centered on Critical Race Theory. In the Delaware Valley Journal, Chambers writes about a new webinar watched by school administrators that suggests the infusion of CRT into the instrumentation of the district. Chambers explains that he had to require a Right to Know request to obtain the entire course, which he has since posted on YouTube. In the webinar, the instructor frames anybody who questions CRT race theory as ignorant, naïve, and members of a “right wing” backlash. Chambers tells how listeners can find the YouTube copy of the webinar, and explains why he hopes this doesn't persist in the school district he loves.  Then, Dom welcomes back Jason Moorehead , a now former teacher in the Allentown School District, and his attorney Francis Malofiy, to discuss why he was fired from his post as a social studies teacher at Raub Middle School. A couple weeks ago, Moorehead was terminated for attending the January 6th rally in Washington, D.C. Moorehead stands by the fact that he did indeed go to Washington D.C. to hear speeches that day, but reveals that he was absolutely no part of any violence on the historic day. Malofiy alleges that there was an orchestrated witch hunt involving the school district and the FBI to denounce Moorehead . Malofiy and Moorehead explain why this has been so detrimental to Moorehead's career, telling of his love for the district, and tell what to expect moving forward.

Dom Giordano takes calls from listeners offering up their answer for today's side topic, in which Dom asked for great all-time TV theme songs. (Photo by Getty Images)

Full Hour | In today's third hour, Dom welcomes in Jeff Hurley, General Manager of the Trenton Thunder, onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss a promotional giveaway of Narcan, a first in the country, at an upcoming baseball game. First, though, Dom asks Jeff for some history of the franchise, with Hurley revealing ties to the Yankees and Red Sox and appearances by Alex Rodriguez and Nomar Garciaparra. Then, Giordano hops into a conversation centered on the controversial giveaway, with Hurley providing more information about it, telling that it's not a standard giveaway and fans will have to request the Narcan. Hurley notes the importance of addiction awareness, telling of the many Trentonians who have been affected by addiction. Then, Giordano returns to a conversation centered on national politics, taking calls from listeners offering their opinion on the Washington Post report that Trump took documents relating to nuclear secrets. Also, Dom previews a rally tonight by senate candidate John Fetterman, his public appearance since suffering a stroke back in May. (Photo by Michael M. Santiago/Getty Images)

Dom Giordano and critic Scott Cronick discuss the benefits and detriments of movie studios offering $20 streaming rentals of new releases. (Photo by Chris Hyde/Getty Images)

In today's third hour, Dom welcomes in Jeff Hurley, General Manager of the Trenton Thunder, onto the Dom Giordano Program to discuss a promotional giveaway of Narcan, a first in the country, at an upcoming baseball game. First, though, Dom asks Jeff for some history of the franchise, with Hurley revealing ties to the Yankees and Red Sox and appearances by Alex Rodriguez and Nomar Garciaparra. Then, Giordano hops into a conversation centered on the controversial giveaway, with Hurley providing more information about it, telling that it's not a standard giveaway and fans will have to request the Narcan. Hurley notes the importance of addiction awareness, telling of the many Trentonians who have been affected by addiction. (Photo by Getty Images)

Dom Giordano tells of a restaurant in the Germantown section of Philadelphia that was marauded by teenagers, causing tons of damage, and asks whether any Philadelphia public officials will make a show of support by appearing at the restaurant. (Photo by Neilson Barnard/Getty Images for New York Times)

Scott Cronick, AC radio host and longtime film and television critic, returns to the Dom Giordano Program to tell us what's worth watching in the world of film. First, though, Scott and Dom discuss the final season of Better Call Saul, with Scott explaining what makes the show stand out even against its predecessor, Breaking Bad. Then, Dom asks Scott about the changing dynamics of movie-watching, revealing that Apple TV+ is offering new release films, including Elvis, for a $19.99 rental. Finally, Cronick offers his suggestion of the week, highlighting the new entry in the Predator series, Prey, which tells the origin story of the long famous Predator character. (Photo by Alberto E. Rodriguez/Getty Images for Disney)

Full Hour | In today's second hour, Dom leads off the Dom Giordano Program by providing some information from a Harrisburg source, laying out details of a potential hearing by the investigative committee looking into the havoc caused by District Attorney Larry Krasner. Giordano tells of the importance of holding the hearing in Philadelphia, telling that those in Harrisburg are leaning toward having the hearing there, explaining the benefit of allowing victims and local lawmakers access to the trial. Then, Giordano moves back into a conversation centered on the political races playing out in Pennsylvania, telling that Dr. Mehmet Oz has agreed to up to 15 debates, and John Fetterman will speak for the first time this evening. Then, Giordano spends the majority of the hour discussing the Washington Post report that the documents relating to the unprecedented FBI raid were related to nuclear secrets.   Then, Scott Cronick, AC radio host and longtime film and television critic, returns to the Dom Giordano Program to tell us what's worth watching in the world of film. First, though, Scott and Dom discuss the final season of Better Call Saul, with Scott explaining what makes the show stand out even against its predecessor, Breaking Bad. Then, Dom asks Scott about the changing dynamics of movie-watching, revealing that Apple TV+ is offering new release films, including Elvis, for a $19.99 rental. Finally, Cronick offers his suggestion of the week, highlighting the new entry in the Predator series, Prey, which tells the origin story of the long famous Predator character. (Photo by Michael M. Santiago/Getty Images)

Full Hour | Today, Dom led off the Dom Giordano Program by teasing what's coming up on today's show, telling that a new critic will be joining to break down what's coming up in the world of television and film. Then, Giordano notes that the General Manager of the Trenton Thunder will join around 2PM to discuss their decision to offer Narcan as a promotional giveaway. Then, Dom hops into a conversation about the news centered on the unprecedented FBI raid of former President Donald Trump's Mar-A-Lago compound, offering his opinion on a Washington Post report that the documents in Trump's possession were related to nuclear materials. After that, Dom tells of a new edict set forth by a national teacher's organization that suggests teachers hide gender identity from parents. (Photo by Drew Angerer/Getty Images)

Full Hour | In today's third hour, Dom leads off the Dom Giordano Program by telling about a ridiculous giveaway by the Trenton Thunder, who have decided to offer free Narcan for attendees of an upcoming game. Then, Giordano and Producer Dan enter into a discussion centered around student loans and college attendance, with Dom reporting a decrease in enrollment, asking whether the narrative around student loans and high tuition prices have deterred some from secondary education. This leads Dom to tell about an incident playing out with Georgetown University, in which a father was charged for falsifying information in an effort to gain admission for his daughter. Then, after getting word of a news conference by the Department of Justice, Dom takes Attorney General Merrick Garland as he answers questions related to the FBI raid of Donald Trump's Mar-A-Lago. (Photo by Getty Images)

Dom Giordano reveals that minor league baseball team Trenton Thunder has announced an upcoming promotion where they'll give free Narcan to all in attendance. (Photo by Drew Hallowell/Getty Images)

Dom Giordano tells about his side question today asking for memorable moments from the 2010s, and plays back some clips from a show when he was called in during the middle of the night to celebrate the death of Bin Laden. (Photo by Getty Images)

Dom Giordano teases his next project, a two hour special focusing on the impact of progressive justice reform policies on safety and criminality. (Photo by Getty Images)

Full Hour | In today's second hour, Dom welcomes back Jason Moorehead, a now former teacher in the Allentown School District, and his attorney Francis Malofiy, to discuss why he was fired from his post as a social studies teacher at Raub Middle School. A couple weeks ago, Moorehead was terminated for attending the January 6th rally in Washington, D.C. Moorehead stands by the fact that he did indeed go to Washington D.C. to hear speeches that day, but reveals that he was absolutely no part of any violence on the historic day. Malofiy alleges that there was an orchestrated witch hunt involving the school district and the FBI to denounce Moorehead. Malofiy and Moorehead explain why this has been so detrimental to Moorehead's career, telling of his love for the district, and tell what to expect moving forward. Then, Dom welcomes in Chris Farrell, Director of Investigations and Research for Judicial Watch, to the Dom Giordano Program to discuss what the organization is doing centered on the FBI raid of former President Trump's Mar-A-Lago. Farrell reveals that Judicial Watch has filed a motion hoping to uncover the warrant and affidavit relating to the FBI's raid, telling that the DOJ will unseal it, but allegedly not until Monday at 5PM. Farrell explains what was inside the affidavit, and tells why he assumes it to be some heavy-duty information, but expresses his concerns about the processes behind the raid. (Photo by Getty Images)

Dom welcomes in Chris Farrell, Director of Investigations and Research for Judicial Watch, to the Dom Giordano Program to discuss what the organization is doing centered on the FBI raid of former President Trump's Mar-A-Lago. Farrell reveals that Judicial Watch has filed a motion hoping to uncover the warrant and affidavit relating to the FBI's raid, telling that the DOJ will unseal it, but allegedly not until Monday at 5PM. Farrell explains what was inside the affidavit, and tells why he assumes it to be some heavy-duty information, but expresses his concerns about the processes behind the raid. (Photo by Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images)