Dom welcomes in Jim Worthington, owner of the Newtown Athletic Club, back onto the Dom Giordano Program after Worthington scored a big win in court that requires an apology from multiple Democrats after they allegedly defamed the businessman. As part of a historic settlement of a defamation lawsuit, activist Gregory Bullough publicly apologized to Worthington for producing an online petition that was seen as an accusation of Worthington for organizing busloads of rioters to attack the U.S. Capitol on January 6th. Worthington takes us inside what he’s suffered through after the defamation, and tells what’s coming up for his athletic club and his political activism. (Photo by Getty Images)

<p>Dom welcomes in Jim Worthington, owner of the Newtown Athletic Club, back onto the Dom Giordano Program after Worthington scored a big win in court that requires an apology from multiple Democrats after they allegedly defamed the businessman. As part of a historic settlement of a defamation lawsuit, activist Gregory Bullough publicly apologized to Worthington for producing an online petition that was seen as an accusation of Worthington for organizing busloads of rioters to attack the U.S. Capitol on January 6th. Worthington takes us inside what he’s suffered through after the defamation, and tells what’s coming up for his athletic club and his political activism. (Photo by Getty Images)</p>

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