Jacksonville's Morning News Interviews

Blair looks at the Jan 6th primetime hearings and what consequences, if any, might result from the information revealed.

Eben reports on the prime-time January 6th Commission hearings tonight, where "new information" has been promised about the insurrection events from January 6. 2021, and the nation can learn more about what the Commission has discovered so far.

As the City of Jacksonville celebrates its bicentennial, there's lots to do this weekend! It's the Jax Bicentennial celebration all weekend long, including Satuday night fireworks, music options with the Symphony, the Black Crowes, Flogging Molly, or the hip-hop brunch at K9 Social, you can cheer on the Jumbo Shrimp or the Sharks, laugh with David Spade, and more! Check out the full weekend writeu...

Blair looks at the prime time January 6th Commission hearing scheduled for tonight at 8pm, and its potential influence on midterm elections.

Jared looks at today's House committee hearing on gun violence. After celebrity commentary yesterday and eyewitness testimony today, a question raised as to who is the audience this testimony is targeting? Is it meant to motivate key politicians to take a stand and actually do something, or is it a campaign tool for votes?

Blair previews a House hearing later today regarding the recent Buffalo NY and Uvalde TX shootings, including eyewitness testimony.

96.9 The Eagle's Aaron Schacter joins JMN to recognize the First Responders who are always looking out for us. We learned a new appreciation for the front-line workers who took care of us during the pandemic, emergencies, storms, and all the other events life throws at us. Know a first responder who deserves some special recognition? Tell us about them at WOKV.com, so we can express appreciation w...

Blair looks at the ongoing Congressional efforts toward new bipartisan gun related legislation.

Brian and Jeremy take a look at the recent South Korean & US military's recent "war games" over water, as each nation dispatched jets over waters near South Korea. They also talk about the White House's response to increasing gas prices. Hear more from 9a-Noon on the Brian Kilmeade Show!

Jared looks at the considerations influencing bipartisan gun-related legislation, and whether actual progress in cooperative legislation is a possibility against ongoing protests in the GOP, even after another weekend with multiple mass shootings.

The Senate resumes session in DC today, where a bipartisan commission is lobbying support for revised gun control legislation in the wake of another weekend of multiple mass shooting incidents.

Jared discusses gun legislation and how many votes it would take to pass new gun laws.

Check out some of the things going on this weekend around Jacksonville. From car shows to live music, we've got you covered.

Kirstin talks about gun laws and restrictions that will be reviewed and get a full vote next week by Congress.

Jared talks about the US sending more aid and weapons to the Ukraine.

Rick talks about the Charter that states the Sherriff should be a resident Duval County.

Blair discusses gun control after the mass shooting in Tulsa, OK

Ben and Jeremy talk about the Tulsa, OK mass shooting at a hospital.

Jared discusses gun legislature in the senate.

Mike discusses the upcoming hurricane season and some of the past seasons as well.

Blair discusses the rising gas prices and inflation.

Jared recaps President Biden's visit to Uvalde, and the politicization of gun reform in the wake of the latest school shooting. Typically, such controversial issues have a "shelf life," explaining why Schumer hopes to have reform support or a positional vote on record within a week.

Brian Kilmeade joins JMN to recap his experience at yesterday's Memorial Day service at the Veterans Memorial Wall in downtown Jacksonville. He also looks at recent discussions about gun law reforms, and previews his Florida-centric guest lineup for today's episode of the Brian Kilmeade Show, 9a-12p on WOKV.

Kirstin looks at the latest Congressional efforts to achieve bipartisan gun reform. Majority leader Chuck Schumer says that if a bipartisan agreement can't be reached, he will call for a vote to put Senators officially "on the record" after the Robb Elementary shooting in Uvalde, TX.

Jared discusses gun legislature and "Red Flag" laws.