Rep. Fitzpatrick on Afghanistan: We’re Going to Be in a Worse Security Posture than We Were on 9/11
Congressman Brian Fitzpatrick returns to the Dom Giordano Program to discuss what he, being on the Committee for Foreign Affairs and the Committee on Intelligence, is doing down in Washington today as violence ramps up in the middle east centered around the Taliban taking Kabul in Afghanistan. Fitzpatrick explains that through hearings and all, he hopes to determine whether the fault of the situation lies with the current administration or failings by the intelligence community. Fitzpatrick explains the climate that has led to this horrible situation, and tells what the US government can do moving forward to mitigate any further crisis arising from the situation.
Sean Parnell on the Crisis in Afghanistan
Sean Parnell, candidate for Senate in Pennsylvania, rejoins the Dom Giordano Program to discuss the situation in Afghanistan through the lens of a decorated combat veteran. As an Infantry Captain, Parnell fought hard to defend our country, and has some very strong feelings about the crisis bubbling over in Afghanistan. Parnell discusses the negative aspects of Biden’s approach to Taliban and other terrorist groups, and the situation that has resulted in Afghani citizens desperately trying to escape the country on the wings of American planes. Parnell and Giordano discuss the past 20 years of foreign affairs blunders that have led to countless deaths in the military, with Parnell asking questions that need answers, further noting that this blunder may be one of the biggest foreign affairs blunders of all time. Parnell says that while he does not want to make things political, everything in the battlefield is borne in politics, and it all ties back to leadership.
Vivek Ramaswamy on the Corporate Infusion of Wokeism
Vivek Ramaswamy, author of Woke, Inc. and newly anointed fill-in host on Fox News, returns to the Dom Giordano Program for a conversation about the infusion of woke politics into corporate affairs. Ramaswamy takes Dom through his new book, which looks at how the corporate world approaches their self-involvement in the political landscape, pushing socially liberal talking points while ignoring the situation in China as multiple corporations look to break into the enormous market. Also, Ramaswamy explains what can be done to fix this situation, and tells how the conservative movement can utilize this corporate trend to their own political advantage.