Jacksonville's Morning News Interviews

It's a busy week at the United Nations General Assembly. Leaders from Iran, Ukraine, and Venezeuala spoke Wednesday. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu takes the stage today. FOX's Jonathan Savage tells us what we can expect.

The dust beginning to settle on the Jacksonville City Council vote passing the city's $2 million budget. Action News Jax's state and local government reporter Jake Stofan fills us in on the budget and the possibility of Amendment 3.

A new Senate bill is introduced that would ban Superintelligence and create a "Department of AI". FOX's Eben Brown joins Jacksonville's Morning News.

Chase Bunker is in for Kristine Bellino. Dr. Gail Patin, CEO of Hubbard House, joins JMNID and discusses upcoming events including new initiatives to raise awareness of domestic violence, and the upcoming 32rd annual Barbara Ann Campbell Memorial Breakfast. Visit HUBBARDHOUSE.ORG for more information or to donate. If you are in crisis, reach out to their 24/7 hotline - 904-354-3114.

Chase Bunker is in for Kristine Bellino. Whistleblowers: Extreme overcrowding and abuse plague Florida ICE facilities. FOX News's Eben Brown has the details.

Chase Bunker is in for Kristine Bellino. John Griffin - Director of Urban Wildlife Programs for Humane World for Animals (fka Humane Society of the United States), joins JMN In Depth to discuss best practices for wildlife encounters - protecting yourself, your family, pets, homes, AND the wild animals.

Jimmy takes aim at the UN General Assembly, the ideological challenge of rebranding "A.I." to "S.I.," the worst deal-makers ever, and what's on deck for tonight's show. Hear more with Jimmy Failla weeknights at 6pm on FOX ACROSS AMERICA.

Nick Howland joins JMN, to discuss yesterday's vote approving the $2 billion COJ budget 18-to-1, expectations of how Amendment 3 might impact the budget (if passed), new E-bike ordinances, the JTA budget, and more.

President Trump addressed the UN General Assembly - what was his message to world leaders? And what was his recommendation regarding Artificial Intelligence advancement?

While President Trump was publicly bloviating threats to "annhilate" Iran at the UN General Assembly, US and Iranian negotiators were having a moderated exchange (via Qatar) on possible peace terms. In other unlikely peace considerations, North Korea claims to have tested a new hypersonic missile sure to distress South Korea. Meanwhile, China's President Xi Jinping is en route to the US to meet wi...

WED – Clark looks at potential social security cuts and the growing national debt.

Among many other interests, New York broadcaster Bill Keeler is a health advocate and head of "Real Men Get Tested," a company whose objective is to remind, educate, and inspire men to get tested for cancer. With modern technology, many kinds of cancer can be detected early and effectively treated. Visit REALMENGETTESTED.COM for more information. In addition to his cancer testing advocay, Keeler s...

First Coast Military Life host Col. Chris Budihas (ret.) looks at the military use of technology, including the "space race" and use of drone technologies, and how that might impact national security, immigration, and more.

ICE agent shoots and wounds man in Austin, Texas, sparking demands for full investigation. FOX News's Eben Brown has the latest details.

Erick Erickson joins JMNID to share thoughts on President Trump's White House media ban, the reception & blowback to Erick's recently-published editorial, and what to expect this afternoon on the Erick Erickson Show from noon to 3pm.

Monica Gold from the Jacksonville Community Action Committee joins JMNID. JCAC is a Black-led, grassroots organization dedicated to fighting for social justice, community liberation, and police accountability. They have a mobilization at 430pm today at City Hall, addressing issues of city funding programs (particularly what was going toward Flock surveillance cameras), JSO/ICE collaboration, the l...

President Trump is scheduled to address the UN General Assembly today. FOX News's Tonya Powers looks at the President's busy meeting schedule, who he HAS met with already, and who he is expected to meet with. Among those he is NOT expected to meet with? -- Iran President Masoud Pezeshkian, who is ALSO in attendance at the UNGA.

While President Trump and Iranian President Pezeshkian will both be attending the current UN General Assembly session, they aren't expected to talk directly. Unconfirmed reports suggest that Iran has proposed a new plan to re-open the Strait of Hormuz, and will be discussing it with UNGA representatves. In other international news, police continue to investigate a possible serial killer in South A...

Brian Kilmeade joins JMN to share thoughts on President Trump addressing the UN General Assembly, his comments regarding AI regulation, and the latest on the lawsuit facing the White House as Trump attempts to ban news agencies from access. HEar more on the Brian Kilmeade Show at 10am.

TUE – Clark looks at how YouTube is helping people beat inflation with D-I-Y repair and renovation videos!

Chase Robinson, Executive Director of First Coast Crime Stoppers, joins JMNID to discuss an upcoming fundraiser/community engagement event, how the program has grown, and what you can do to help solve cold cases in your community!

Dr. Erin Bodnar, Director of Bands at UNF School of Music, joins JMN to share details of an upcoming event next month, and a variety of additional events coming up this season/academic year. Of immediate interest - “The President’s Own” United States Marine Band will return to Jacksonville for a free concert at UNF on Friday, Oct. 9, 2026, at 7:30 p.m. The performance will take place in Lazzara Pe...

Cychlorphine - what's going on with this emerging drug that's stronger than Fentanyl? FOX News's Tonya Powers has the details.

Action Sports Jax's Brent Martineau joins JMN to break down last weekends' Jags loss to the Broncos, high and low points of the game, where we are in the division, and what to expect in next week's matchup.

Renovations to Jacoby Hall are complete as the Jax Symphony enters their 2026/2027 season, with this weekend's Florida Blue Classical Series featuring works of Mozart & Tchaikovsky.