Bill McSwain Joins For The First Time As A Private Citizen
Bill McSwain, former United States Attorney for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania and now a private citizen, joins the Dom Giordano Program to explain why he continues to speak out on issues centered on social justice, particularly the reforms of District Attorney Larry Krasner. First, McSwain tells that he finds it important to point out issues, as Krasner has an affinity to utilize shady tactics to further his political causes. Then, McSwain comments on the continued rash of crime in Philadelphia, drawing ties to Krasner’s experiment of a lack of accountability for criminals in the city. Finally, Giordano comments on a situation playing out in Los Angeles as another Soros-backed DA faces a recall vote, and McSwain tries to determine who it is that actually does support the radical policies ushered in by these district attorneys, particularly here in Philadelphia.
PA Maj. Leader Kerry Benninghoff Updates The Nursing Home Situation
Kerry Benninghoff, Majority Leader in the Pennsylvania House of Representatives, rejoins the Dom Giordano Program to provide an update as Republicans try to hold public officials accountable for actions taken in nursing homes as the Coronavirus pandemic was unfolding. Benninghoff tells that Republicans are calling upon the Governor’s office to hold an independent investigation into the Wolf administration’s decision, which placed Coronavirus patients into nursing homes to help curb the strain on the hospital system.
Aaron Krause Gives An Update On Local Brand 'Scrub Daddy' of Shark Tank
Aaron Krause, Founder and CEO of Scrub Daddy, rejoins the Dom Giordano Program for an update on the company as they move their headquarters out of Delaware County and into Pennsauken. First, Krause takes us back to his time spent on the hit TV show Shark Tank, as he duked it out with the likes of Mark Cuban and Mr. Wonderful. Then, Krause tells Giordano why he hasn’t tried to elbow his way into a Billy Mays or Dave Thomas role, wanting the focus to be on his products rather than himself. Then, Krause discusses his backstory, explaining how he got himself noticed by the Shark Tank, and tells what’s real and what isn’t in the production of the TV show.