Jacksonville's Morning News Interviews

Blair reports on the surprising votes in the House on the $3.5T infrastructure bill, making Democrats nervous about the ultimate viability of the bill.

Blair reports on President Biden's continuing promotional push to illustrate how climate change issues impact and justify his infrastructure budget proposal.

Rachel joins Rich to discuss Blinken's testimony about the evacuation of Afghanistan, and other activities in DC.

Blair & Rich recap events in DC, including Biden's new vaccination mandates and Secretary of State Blinken's testimony about the Afghanistan evacuation.

Brian and Rich discuss Secretary of State Antony Blinken's testimony at an inquiry about the fall of Afghanistan.

Former mayor John Peyton remembers his friend and colleague Tommy Hazouri Sr., and Hazouri's legacy of public service.

WOKV's Mark Kaye and Brian Kilmeade recall their experiences being on the air on September 11, 2001, and share what they've carried with them as inspiration since that day.

Tonya has a "where were you when" storyline, as people recount their experiences learning about the 9/11 attacks. Rich follows up with 9/11 Memorial activities around town.

Rachel and Rich discuss Biden's vaccination mandates and reactions to it.

Blair and Rich discuss President Biden's speech and plans to combat the summer surge of covid-19. The assertion of mandatory vaccination policies over federal and private employers is meeting with resistance and criticism.

Today's spotlight features comments from David Brink, a NYC police officer on duty during the 9/11 disaster, and Ander Crenshaw, retired US Representative from Florida.

Rachel joins JMN to discuss President Biden's plans to address surging Covid-19 cases. While medical professionals are recommending the use of booster shots in , it is not yet known if boosters will be available to the general public or if that will be part of Biden's strategy.

Blair reports on President Biden's plan to deal with the summer surge of Covid-19 cases.

Sen. Scott joins Rich Jones to talk about Americans in Afghanistan, the 20th anniversary of 9/11, and more.

FOX's Tonya Powers profiles Frank Siller, founder and CEO of Tunnels to Towers, as he recounts his brother Stephen - a NY firefighter who lost his life while rescuing others in the events of 9/11.

Rachel reports on inquiries to the Afghanistan evacuation, the difficulty in finding out just how many Americans and/or allies are still there, and what plans (if any) the government has to get them out.

Blair reports on President Biden's efforts to illustrate the link between climate change and infrastructure.

Tonya showcases the boat evacuation efforts in a 20th anniversary reflection on 9/11.

Rachel reports on President Biden's visits to New York and New Jersey to survey Ida storm and flooding damage.

Blair reports on the national crisis affecting children's hospitals, as many pediatric critical care units are already at or over capacity with covid-19 cases, as a new school year has just begun.

Chase reports on Duval Co. kids heading back to school under a county-wide mask mandate effective today, despite resistance from Gov. DeSantis. (4 reports)

Brian joins JMN to reflect on 9/11, and developments leading up to the 20th anniversary including current events in Afghanistan.

Steven Ponson talks with Rep. John Rutherford, getting a congressional insider's look at the Afghanistan evacuation and recent political developments in Washington.

Rachel reports on the President's visit to Louisiana today to survey damage from Ida. Between Ida and the Caldor wildfire, President Biden is pledging emergency financial aid, but Sen. Joe Manchin (D-WV) is, in what has become typical fashion, raising objections to more government spending.

Blair reports that holiday weekends have recently seen spikes in cyberattacks, prompting cautionary notices from the FBI and leading cyber security companies.