Jacksonville's Morning News Interviews

President Biden and congressional republicans still remain at odds over infrastructure budget. The difference is significant enough that, even if some compromises can be agreed to, there will likely still be a large portion of Biden's plan that will pass via budget reconciliation.

Blair & Rich discuss the President's meeting with Congressional leaders, but successful compromise is unlikely when they can't even agree what "infrastructure" means.

Rachel and Rich discuss the infrastructure meeting between President Biden and Congressional majority & minority leadership, where parties claim they seek compromise though their economic proposals are very far apart.

Blair and Rich discuss the pipeline hack and impact on delayed fuel delivery to the East Coast.

Rep. Rutherford and Rich discuss the upcoming GOP leadership vote in the house, expecting to force Liz Cheney out of her position as the #3 Republican.

Rachel and Rich discuss the upcoming GOP leadership vote that will likely oust Liz Cheney from her position as the #3 Republican.

Meghan and Rich discuss the latest information in the ongoing Tristyn Bailey murder investigation.

Blair & Rich discuss election reform efforts by both parties, as Republicans advance many reform packages through state level legislations, while a Democrat-backed federal bill is unlikely to clear the Senate.

Rachel and Rich discuss legal changes and challenges to Tite IX rules, particularly in regard to gender identity and health care services.

Sheriff Robert Hardwick joins JMN updates us on the Tristyn Bailey investigation.

Brian and Rich discuss the upcoming vote to oust Liz Cheney from a leadership position among HOR Republicans, and what has prompted the apparent schism between Cheney and the party majority.

Blair and Rich discuss potential police reform legislation, including but not limited to changing "qualified immunity."

Alicia Tarancon has updated information on the recovery of 13 y/o Tristan Bailey's body in the Durbin Crossing area.

Rachel and Rich discuss President Biden's upcoming meetings with Republican legislators as they work toward bipartisan goals in national infrastructure.

Meghan reports live from the northside, where searching continues for Godric Bennett, 11 y/o, last seen Sunday at the Burger King on N. Main Street.

Alicia reports on-scene as SJSO confirms recovery of the body of 13-year old Tristyn Bailey in the woods off of Saddlestone Drive.

Rachel and Rich discuss why the GOP is likely to vote Liz Cheney out of leadership, and how soon this change is expected to occur.

Rep. Cammack joins Rich Jones to discuss the current leadership challenges in the GOP, particularly regarding Liz Chaney.

Rachel and Rich discuss the GOP rift, esp. with regard to Liz Cheney's vocal and consistent criticism and opposition to Donald Trump. A GOP vote to displace Cheney from a leadership position within the party is expected soon.

Brian and Rich discuss President Biden's reversal on migrant refugee policy, and the backlash he's getting from both parties.

Blair and Rich discuss President Biden's attempts to draw Republican support to his infrastructure and family plans. While both sides say they're willing to work together, actual bipartisan cooperation is not manifesting easily.

Rachel and Rich discuss how President Biden is trying to sway Republican support in Congress for his initiatives, as midterm election pressures begin.

Alicia and Rich discuss a Brunswick warehouse fire that has been burning for over 10 hours.

Brent and Rich go into detail about why draft selectee Trevor Lawrence is such a big deal, and what coach Urban Meyer might accomplish with Lawrence, Clemson teammate RB Trevor Etienne, and other additions... like TE Tim Tebow?!?

Rachel and Rich discuss President Biden's trips to Georgia and Pennsylvania, where he's trying to drum up support for his infrastructure, jobs, and family support plans.