Joe Piscopo, Lara Trump Take Us Inside Hush Money Courtroom

The Dom Giordano Program

Full Hour | In today’s second hour, Dom continues the Dom Giordano Program by playing back some audio of Stephanie Ruhle on MSNBC, who said on her show last night that voters may need an ‘economy explainer’ to recognize that Biden is not responsible for inflation (which he is.) Dom calls this out as the host talking down to voters, explaining that no, voters aren’t dumb, but instead smart enough to see through the Biden spin and recognize his negative impact on the economy.

Then, Dom welcomes actor and radio host Joe Piscopo back onto the Dom Giordano Program to hear why he decided to head down to the courthouse and offer his support to former President Donald Trump in his hush money trial. Joe tells the story of his trip down to Wildwood where the President was gracious enough to offer him an exclusive in-person interview, which gave him cause to head out to the court house to offer his support, where he saw a completely unfair treatment of the political rival of the current Administration. Also, Piscopo tells us what he’s working on next, telling of his production of an upcoming tribute to comedian Jerry Lewis.

After that, Dom welcomes RNC Co-Chair Lara Trump back onto the Dom Giordano Program to offer her input into multiple topics pertinent to the campaign of Donald Trump for President. First, Lara reveals some great news concerning fundraising, telling why she thinks the Republican Presidential campaign is having such an impact and the role that his court case has in his popularity. Then, moving over to the Former President accepting Joe Biden’s challenge for a debate, Lara tells that she and her father-in-law are indeed serious in calling for a drug test, noting a clear change between the ways Biden speaks at certain events. Also, Dom laments that there won’t be a live audience, with Lara telling how valuable the live reactions are for the debates. Finally, Dom asks Lara to conceptualize the strategy behind having Trump speak at a rally in the South Bronx and other areas that have traditionally voted largely Democrat. (Photo by Curtis Means-Pool/Getty Images)