Jacksonville's Morning News Interviews

FRI – Clark looks at online shopping scams, and how you can protect yourself online!

Border Czar Tom Homan, now on site director of ICE operations in Minnesota, announced a "draw down" of 700 ICE agents at a press conference Wednesday. He is expected to have another press conference today, addressing additional measures to redirect ICE operations and reframe social perspectives after multiple ICE-related shooting deaths.

Democrats are pushing for changes to how the Trump administration carries out immigration enforcement — while Republicans are looking to strengthen election security with the SAVE America Act. FOX's Ryan Schmelz breaks down both issues.

Would-be assassin Ryan Routh has been sentenced - and then some - for his 2024 attempted assassination of President Trump. Eben Brown has the details.

The search and investigation continues for TV host Savannah Gutherie's missing mom - could it be a ransom situation? FBI Director Kash Patel is headed to Arizona to personally lead the investigation.

The last US-Russia nuclear treaty is expiring. Does this mean there will be a new global nuclear arms race? What influence do other countries like China or Iran have in making new nuclear treaties?

THU – Clark shares his thoughts on why you should wait as long as possible before you start taking Social Security benefits.

Springfield, Ohio, made famous by President Trump’s comments about the city’s Haitian community, is expected to be next in the ICE crosshairs. What do we know so far?

Mayor Deegan joins JMN for a monthly review of what's happening in the COJ administration. In the first part, she recaps the 2026 Donna Marathon, and a number of local political/social issues - community engagement in recent town halls, infrastructure needs, the Duval DOGE report (and hyper-partisan scrutiny), city personnel controversies, and more. In the 2nd half, Mayor Deegan discusses the Duva...

The partial government shutdown is over, but DHS funding was only extended for a couple of weeks while their "annual" bill faces additional negotiations. Meanwhile, the Epstein Files return to the spotlight after the latest DOJ documents release, and as the Clintons have agreed to testify before a Congressional hearing.

Jimmy Failla joins JMN for the weekly edition of Headlines & Punchlines (they're interchangeable these days) - and shares his thoughts on "nationalized elections," Trump's latest journalist aspersion, and how maybe people are putting too much emphasis on what's SAID versus what's DONE...and why we're living a reality like the Doors' "Roadhouse Blues," so wake up this morning and have yourself a be...

Iran's president instructed his foreign minister to "pursue fair and equitable negotiations" with the US, as tensions remain high after last month’s protest crackdown. Elsewhere, Russia/Ukraine peace talks continue.

Midterm primary elections begin soon, and President Trump is raising eyebrows after saying Republicans should 'nationalize' voting in at least 15 places. What does he mean by that? And how are lawmakers reacting? FOX's Tonya Powers has the latest.

WED – Are you looking for a new job? Clark says the key to successfully landing a new job isn’t in your application or your resume, it’s in making and engaging your professional contacts!

It's Day 4 of the partial government shutdown, and Ryan has the latest updates. Will the House vote to end it Tuesday without any Democratic support? A test vote is expected after 11am, and with the addition of Rep. Menefee (D,TX-18) the GOP majority margin is reduced.

The polar vortext that brought tremendous cold and even Southern snow is passing - so why does it take so long to restore power in some locations? And what's up with Iguanas falling from trees in Florida?

The Super Bowl is almost here - what are the most popular snacks consumed during the game? The most popular snacks, and the average cost per fan watching the game, might surprise you!

The US and Iran are at loggerheads over Iran's nuclear capability, as Iran insists any nuclear capability would be to ensure peace. US military forces have been deployed nearby in the Red Sea, including the USS Delbert D. Black, a Navy destroyer from Mayport. In other international news, the Gaza-Egypt border is reopening nearly two years after Israel closed it.

TUE – Looking for a job? Clark says skilled work jobs – like mechanics, HVAC techs, electricians, plumbers, etc. - are abundant, pay well, and need workers!

Tis the season for romance scams! FBI Special Agent Jason Carley shares how you can protect yourself from digital would-be Casanova’s or Svengali's and their attempts to seduce your money! If you've been targeted, let the FBI know at WWW.IC3.GOV.

New rules for US air travel have taken effect. Flyers without Real ID or a passport must pay a $45 fee now.

There is another partial government shutdown in effect, in large part due to objections to ICE policies and continued DHS funding. Eben looks at the implications for for this shutdown, particularly regarding DHS, and its affected agencies and programs, and the earliest opportunity it could be resolved.

It's Groundhog Day. Did Punxsutawney Phil see his shadow? Will we get a few more weeks of winter?

MON – Are you facing some big medical bills? Clark explains why you should demand itemized hospital bills, so you don’t pay for things that never happened! You could save thousands of dollars!

WOKV's Elandra Fernandez spoke with Coach Chris Twiggs, Director of Galloway Training Worldwide, about tips to help runners in this weekend's Donna Marathon given the cold temperatures on race day.