Jacksonville's Morning News Interviews

The DNC and top Democratic leaders are suing Trump over his recent executive order banning mail-in voting...even though Trump has voted by mail multiple times in the past, including the 2020 federal election and the recent 2026 Florida election. It is the latest of a variety of voting reformations Trump has attempted to push through without Congressional involvement.

What's the latest on DHS funding?

WOKV political analyst Rick Mullaney, from the Haskell Public Policy Institute at JU, looks at the ouster of AG Pam Bondi, the latest staff dismissal. Why was she fired? How does this impact her subpoena to testify regarding the Epstein Files? Who will replace her? And how will this impact the DOJ? Where in the "private sector" will she land? ... and who is next on the chopping block?

Drone strikes on energy resources and ports continue in the Iran conflict, causing more chaos on land and in the Strait of Hormuz. Meanwhile, European leaders meet to talk about oil flow through the Strait of Hormuz, and France's Macron calls out Trump's self-contradicting rhetoric.

This week's FLBL featred business is The Lazy Manatee. Learn more about them at THELAZYMANATEE.COM or @THELAZYMANATEEJAX on Instagram.

This week's First Responder Friday features Isaac Carter from the Nassau County Sheriff's Office.

FRI –As oil prices rise, so does jet fuel, making your flight prices rise dramatically. Clark has tips on how you can keep your costs down – or at least lower!

President Trump, as well as the leaders of the U.K. and Australia, are addressing their respective nations on the ongoing situation in the Middle East. What's the latest?

Eben reports on the Artemis II mission. After a highly-anticipated launch, what's next as they prepare for their trip around the moon? And when will we have a moon landing mission?

Mike checks in from the National Hurricane Conference in Orlando, where he and other weather wizards are learning about new technology for storm management, including highly accurate modeling applications, power-outage predictors, improved storm data collection and tracking resources, and more. Plus, they had a great view for the coastal Artemis II launch! Visit the Buresh Blog for conference deta...

On April 1, 2026, President Trump delivered a prime time address to the nation regarding the Iran military conflict. His address is featured here in its entirety.

THU – Clark looks at the current “stagflation” – the job market is slow, the economy is slow, and prices are staying high. Clark says there are ways to save here – but you’ve got to be very particular in your shopping choices.

Ross Eisenberg is the President of America’s Plastic Makers at the American Chemistry Council talks about the economy - jobs, investment, and U.S. competitiveness in this pre-recorded interview

Rich Jones reports on the opening of a new library at the Pace Center for Girls. The library was funded by the Elaine Stallings Foundation, with the goal to "educate, inspire, and elevate women through the power of reading." Learn more at ELAINESTALLINGS.COM and PACECENTER.ORG respectively.

The Supreme Court hears a big case today on birthright citizenship, and their decision could impact multiple US Constitutional amendments, Trump's presidential executive order "ending" the birthright policy for children of non-citizens, and (re)define a number of factors for birthright citizenship eligibility. The Court session can be audio livestreamed at SUPREMECOURT.ORG. A decision may be deliv...

Peter King is live at the Kennedy Space Center where the Artemis II and Orion Spacecraft launch is hours away. Man makes its first manned lunar flyby in over 50 years. If all goes well, the next steps will be testing lunar landing craft missions, with an actual moon landing possibly as early as 2027.

Who is excited about the new NASA moon missions? Jimmy Failla, for one, because as a NYC cabbie he's MET people from other planets, so space travel is just cool. Plus, it's a patriotism flex -- remember when Russia blinked back in the 60's? Failla also looks at the big birthright citizenship case going before SCOTUS today. Hear more with Jimmy Failla on FOX ACROSS AMERICA weeknights at 6pm!

President Trump criticizes the UK over Iran and blasts France for blocking its airspace. How deep is the transatlantic rift?

WED – Clark looks at investments in these troubled times. Should you ease up? Should you cash out? Should you hold fast? Clark shares some strategies!

US Rep. John Rutherford (R-FL-4) joins JMN In-Depth to discuss ongoing government issues, including the ongoing partial shutdown regarding DHS funding (now at 46 days), the US/Iran military conflict, Epstein Files distractions, and ongoing economic challenges (like affordable housing), and more.

Dr. Michael Koren, CEO and Director at the Jacksonville Center for Clinical Research, discusses innovations in DNA/gene therapy that could lead to breakthrough treatments in genetic disorders, such as heart conditions, stroke, and more. Visit ENCOREDOCS.COM or call 904-730-0166 to learn more, or explore current research programs available with JCCR.

Tuesday is Cesar Chavez Day - celebrating a labor union and civil rights icon - but many celebrations are off because of recently published allegations of sexual abuse against the labor leader. A movement oriiginating in California seeks to rebrand the day as "Farm Workers Day."

How is Iran using an internet blackout to suppress its people from finding out real information about what's going on?

The Chief is at the national hurricane conference this week, learning about new technology and new techniques of interpreting weather data. This will help provide more accurate and specific forecasts and guidance in the upcoming storm season. The 2026 Hurricane Season kicks off June 1.

Jonathan updates the latest on Iran, as missile strikes continue in Iran and surrounding countries, with strikes in an Iranian nuclear resource town, strikes on a Kuwaiti oil tanker, and more. President Trump continues to send mixed messages, claiming peace talks are progressing, and that he plans to take Kharg Island (which has sustained runway damage, increasing the probability of a ground force...