Daybreak with Jason Jones

HOUR TWO: Jason welcomes Cape Coral Republican Club President Chris Cammarota to the program to discuss the upcoming Daybreak broadcast being hosted by the Brotherhood of Heroes Museum in Cape Coral on Friday. Plus, two teens shoot up the largest mosque in San Diego before fleeing and ending their own lives with self-inflicted gunshot wounds. And, A California girl was forced to share first place...

HOUR THREE: Cuba's arsenal of military drones spark concern as southwest Florida lawmakers call the island nation "a national security threat". Cuba was offered $100 million in humanitarian aid in exchange for total regime change. Plus, A 21-year old  teacher from Grace Community School in Lehigh was arrested and charged with felony child abuse after striking a four year old with an...

HOUR ONE: Jason attended Lee Builders Care event Friday where Lewis Freeman, a Vietnam veteran was gifted a brand new home which was a great way to kick off the weekend. Florida Governor Ron Desantis signs the bill that enables and activates the armed guardian program for Florida Colleges and Universities. Plus, Florida AG Uthmeier pursues action against the City of Jacksonville for a blanket ban...

HOUR TWO: Jason welcomes financial expert Alfie Tounjian to the program to discuss Trump’s trip to China and the trade wins he secured with China’s commitment to purchase 200 Boeing jets, Nvidia microchips, and American oil, The price of gas, Interest rates could be raised with inflation ticking up, SpaceX IPO next month. Plus, The World Cup Halftime show lineup was announced featuring: Madonna, S...

HOUR THREE: Twelve board members of a local Christian Academy resign over fraud suspicion that tuition and funding are being mishandled and not actually going to the school as they should be. In a John Wick style story, A Colorado man was arrested after using a home watch app to steal an active-duty airman’s car and kill his dog. He is being held without bond after being extradited back to Colorad...

HOUR ONE: Florida Ethics Committee issues reprimand to Jacksonville representative Angie Nixon for her behavior on the floor disrupting official business with a bullhorn in protest. Speaker Daniel Perez and Governor Ron Desantis continue to feud publicly over the Speaker’s obstructionism. Plus, Trump wraps up his state visit to China, praising Chinese President Xi for establishing some trade wins...

HOUR TWO: Jason welcomes citizen journalist Andrew Sheets to the program who was arrested for “Voyeurism” by Collier County Sheriff's deputies for a video that revealed footage captured in a public restroom at Naples Pride. Plus, Florida is worst in the country for reading decline, Florida also scored poorly in math recovery - the catalyst of the decline may be the rise of smart phones and so...

HOUR THREE: Jason welcomes Florida Attorney General James Uthmeier to the program to discuss his Jacksonville Gun Registry Lawsuit, Woke Prosecutors and Judges, and NFL “Rooney Rule” Hiring Practices. Then, Jason welcomes Lee Builders Care President Anette Nillis to the program to discuss local Vietnam veteran Lewis Freeman will be welcomed to his new turnkey home today. Plus, Former NY Mets Pitch...

HOUR ONE: We’re about 90 days away from the August primaries in Florida and Lee County still doesn’t have a Supervisor of Elections in place. Governor Desantis hints that Jenna Persons-Mulicka is first in line, but Lee County Commissioner Cecil Pendergrass has also applied for the position. Governor Desantis signs more animal rights protections into law, ramping up penalties for animal abusers and...

HOUR TWO: Lee county schools lays off hundreds of teachers amongst budget shortfalls, all while building two brand new schools and experiencing declining enrollment. Plus, Citizen Journalist and Second Amendment Auditor Andrew Sheets was arrested after wearing a body cam and posting a video that shows a recording in the bathroom that revealed a undercover law enforcement at Naples Pride. And, Flor...

HOUR THREE: Jason welcome Congressman Byron Donalds to the program to discuss pausing the gas tax to bring relief to Floridians, Byron’s stance on recreational marijuana, and challenges in the gubernatorial campaign. Plus, the Florida legislature convenes in Tallahassee to negotiate Florida’s constitutionally required budget in a special session. And, today's FIVE AT 8:35. Stay informed and e...

HOUR ONE: Alligator Alcatraz (a temporary facility) has been scheduled to close as expected, producing a cost to the tax payers of $1 billion to operate. Governor Ron Desantis signs the “FIRE Act” which fights birth tourism in Florida by banning adversaries from exploiting the birthright citizenship loophole. Plus, The Big John statue restoration was taken on by a local craftsman for full restorat...

HOUR TWO: Jason welcomes Florida Politics journalist AG Gancarski to the program to discuss Senator Rick Scotts support of a gas tax suspension to bring relief to Americans, and Tallahassee's special legislative session for the Florida budget. Plus, Dunbar high school band director Leroy Irving Jr. was arrested after it was discovered that he was having an inappropriate relationship with a st...

HOUR THREE: Jason welcomes FOX News Correspondent Tonya J Powers to the program to discuss Spencer Pratt taking on incumbent Karen Bass for Mayor of Los Angeles. Can your fingerprints be stolen from a selfie? Jason thinks so, Rob challenges the hype. Plus, the story of a 100 year-old American hero. And, today's FIVE AT 8:35. Stay informed and entertained with Jason Jones and Trey Radel weekda...

HOUR ONE: Jason welcomes Fishing Charter Captain John Conway to the program to discuss the expanded red snapper and redfish seasons and what that means for Florida's Captains and Anglers this year. Lee County School Bus Cameras caught 25,000 people violating bus passing rules over this school year. Plus, Jason had to buy a new TV yesterday and a hockey puck continues causing havoc around the...

HOUR TWO: Jason welcomes WINK Weather Authority Meteorologist Zach Maloch to the program to discuss the May heat wave, the Governor’s Hurricane Conference in West Palm Beach, drought conditions, and hurricane season forecast. Plus, Alva Country Diner in Alva may be closing after 32 years of serving up home cooked meals to east Lee County. And, The State Department is disallowing renewals or revoki...

HOUR THREE: Lee County Commissioners voted to approve a ballot initiative that limits Lee County’s constitutional officers to a maximum of three terms. Plus,  the State of Florida has a statute in the constitution that permits a term limit reset if a term-limited elected official is termed, sits out for a full term, then is permitted to run again. Plus, callers react to the term limit initiative....

HOUR ONE: Jason had a busy Mother’s Day weekend, Finn met a professional hockey goalie and received a puck at an Everblades game and Trump’s Mother’s Day Card.  President Trump rejects Iran’s latest peace deal terms while the cost of oil continues to rise, ramping up pressure on Americans at the pump. Plus, Elevated gas prices and the increased cost of travel has people re-evaluating their travel...

HOUR TWO: Jason welcomes financial expert Alfie Tounjian to the program to discuss the Fed holding steady on interest rates, especially in wake of high oil prices, economy uptick, gas & diesel prices, and job numbers up 115,000 in April, twice as many as expected. Plus, Most Major Florida Gubernatorial candidates do not and will not support recreational marijuana use in Florida, except Democra...

HOUR THREE: Jason welcomes educational advocate Erika Donalds to the program to discuss a Teachers Union suing the Florida Department of Education over School Choice, Private Scholarships, Charter Schools and Voucher Programs in Florida. Applications are open to apply for a license for alligator hunting season. Limited tags will be issued through a lottery. Plus, IndyCar pulls “One Nation One Race...

HOUR ONE: A Collier county teacher was found with cocaine and fentanyl in his classroom just one day after the school board approved a 3% raise for teachers while still being shunned by the teachers union. Robert Joachin, an illegal haitian, was charged by State Attorney Amira Fox with First Degree Murder for brutally killing a mother of two in Fort Myers and declaring she will be seeking the deat...

HOUR TWO: Jason welcomes FOX News Chief Political Anchor Bret Baier to the program to discuss his new book "The Case for America: An Argument on Behalf of Our Nation" and how all of his past research culminates in this volume. Plus, Florida Creates a More Conservative U.S. History Course to Rival A.P. and Where did the educational divide begin in our schools? Callers react. Stay informed...

HOUR THREE: Jason welcomes Congressman Greg Steube from Florida's 17th congressional district to the program to discuss Florida's redistricting and his farmland bill amendment that prohibits foreign adversaries from purchasing and owning farmland in the United States. White Castle opens it's third Florida location, but it's not in Southwest Florida. Plus, A male coyote swam mor...

HOUR ONE: Collier County School Board approved a 3% raise for teachers for the next year. A local teachers union encouraged teachers to show up and voice their disapproval. This comes as Governor Desantis signed the decertification bill targeting teachers unions that have less than 50% of the workforce as members. Plus, The City of Naples seeks to regulate the use of e-bikes after a few “close cal...

HOUR TWO: Publix stores reverse course on open carry, implementing a policy banning open-carry of firearms through all Florida stores. Concealed carry and law enforcement are still exempted from the policy. Plus, Derelict boat cleanup in Old Bridge Marina in North Fort Myers has begun as red tape clears and water cleanup can commence after the latest round of Florida hurricanes. And, How can we lo...