Bill McSwain Joins Dom Giordano On Final Day As U.S. Attorney

The United States Attorney for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania, Bill McSwain, returns to the Dom Giordano Program to reflect upon his time serving the region on his final day in office. First, Giordano asks McSwain whether or not, when accepting the position, he realized how deep things would get, particularly in fighting back against Krasner’s idea of justice reform. Then, McSwain explains the relationship between his office and the District Attorney’s office, telling that he wanted to give DA Krasner space, and only stepped in when he deemed necessary. After that, McSwain and Giordano go through standout cases in which the United States Attorney Office handled during his time in office.

Lou Gaul returns to the Dom Giordano Program to discuss what’s worth watching in the world of film. First, Giordano and Gaul discuss the controversy surrounding Rotten Tomatoes, after the formerly reputable source offered a “fresh” rating to Wonder Woman 1984, a film that has been panned by fans far and wide. Then, Giordano and Gaul discuss the new film The Marksman, featuring Taken’s Liam Neeson, and Gaul reflects upon time he’s spent interviewing the star in the past.

Nick Gerace, for Philadelphia Police officer and founder of the Protect Our Police PAC dedicated to combating the spread of Soros-like policies in local politics, rejoins the Dom Giordano Program to discuss the tragic murder of Milan Loncar in the Brewerytown section of Philadelphia. Gerace explains that once again, we have the opposite of transparency from the office of Larry Krasner, alleging that Krasner has lied about the handling of Loncar’s murderer’s long rap sheet prior to the tragedy. Also, Gerace announces the launch of Protect Our Police’s newest endeavor, a website dedicated to firing Larry Krasner, located at FireKrasner.com.