The Morningline

Fox News Correspondent, Tonya J. Powers, joins Mari and Brian on The Morningline to talk about the Supreme Court hearing the case on Birthright Citizenship today, what the arguments will be on both sides, how hard Trump will push to end Birthright Citizenship if his executive order is defeated, and more.

Pastor Jonathan Falwell and Adam Lancaster from Thomas Road Baptist Church join Mari and Brian on The Morningline to talk about their upcoming Easter Sunday and Good Friday services, the Jesus to the City Program, Celebrate America, and more.

Mike Mayo joins Mari and Brian on The Morningline to talk about the Wall Street Journal's list of the Most Influential Movies Ever.

Chairman of the Economic Development Authority of Appomattox County, Garet Bosiger, joins Mari and Brian on The Morningline to talk about a proposed data center, where they are in the process, how close is the closest home to the industrial park, how much water will these data centers use, how they will effect power bills, how much tax income is expected yearly, how many jobs they will create, and...

Liberty University Professor of Government, Aaron Van Allen, joins Mari and Brian on The Morningline to talk about Democrats gaining on the GOP in early voting in the Redistricting battle, DHS funding, is there a MAGA split, and more.

Brian Kilmeade, the Host of The Brian Kilmeade Show, joins Mari and Brian on The Morningline to talk about the war with Iran, is the war failing, No Kings Protests across the country, DHS Funding, and more.

Laura Francis Borel from Francis Oil & Propane joins Mari and Brian on The Morningline to talk about how the war in Iran is effecting them, the benefits of using propane, the history of the business, how they've changed with technology over the years, and more.

Karl Miller from Karl Miller Realty joins Mari and Brian on The Morningline to talk about how the Iran War is effecting interest rates, home ownership, local housing market numbers, how soon should you be ready to move, and more.

Greg Starbuck from Historic Sandusky joins Mari and Brian on The Morningline to talk about Lynchburg's role in the Civil War, the filming for a documentary this weekend, when the documentary will be released, and more.

State Senator Mark Peake joins Mari and Brian on The Morningline to talk about data centers causing hold ups in the State Budget, the Valley Link Transmission Line Project, is there a chance the Republicans can defeat the Redistricting Referendum at the ballot box, the new flights to Dulles and Chicago at the Lynchburg Regional Airport, and more.

Michael and Cheyenne from Joe Beans Express Espresso join Mari and Brian on The Morningline to talk about their flavors of the month, new flavors they're introducing to the menu, Joe's Style, Joe Beans Swag, and more.

Liberty University Professor of National Security and Middle East Expert, Scott Strobel, joins Brian and Anthony on The Morningline to talk about who's running Iran, why don't the Iranian people rise up, will there be troops on the ground, why the Strait of Hormuz is important, how long can Iran hold out, and more.

Mike Mayo joins Mari and Brian on The Morningline to talk about his interview with Chuck Norris, "Working Girl", and "Tremors".

University of Lynchburg Professor of Criminology, Dan Murphy, joins Mari and Brian on The Morningline to talk about what Criminology encompasses, criminal forensics, Crime Scene Day, how the scene is prepared, the things students can expect, and more.

Megan Lucas, CEO of the Lynchburg Regional Business Alliance, joins Mari and Brian on The Morningline to talk about the first flights from Dulles and Chicago to and from Lynchburg today.

Brenda Stratton from the Concord Volunteer Rescue Squad joins Mari and Brian on The Morningline to talk about their upcoming catfish and shrimp fry. Scott Buckner and Ashley Harbour from Jersey Mike's Subs and Gina Callahan from Special Olympics talk about the Day of Giving on Wednesday, what Special Olympics does, the USA Games, putting in orders ahead of time, and more.

James Watkins from Lynchburg Community Panel joins Mari and Brian on The Morningline to talk about tonight's Future of Lynchburg Panel, who's on the panel, why James Coleman and April Watson dropped out of the panel, more discussions they have coming up, the issues with Lynchburg City Council, and more.

Liberty University Professor of Government, Aaron Van Allen, joins Mari and Brian on The Morningline to talk about whether or not Republicans should feel encouraged by Andrew Rice's special election win, Democrats out fundraising Republicans on the Redistricting Referendum, and more.

Brian Kilmeade, the Host of The Brian Kilmeade Show, joins Mari and Brian on The Morningline to talk about whether or not troops will be put on the ground in Iran, Trump monitoring rising prices, March Madness, ICE Agents going into airports, and more.

Nicole Johnson from Bedford 250 joins Mari and Brian on The Morningline to talk about the events that they're putting on this year, how to become Commemorative Partners, and more.

Local veteran Steve Bozeman joins Mari and Brian on The Morningline to talk about his thoughts on the current war with Iran, the Dog Tag Memorial at Monument Terrace, and more.

Carter Miller from Centra Health joins Mari and Brian on The Morningline to talk about the Virginia Baptist Hospital Community Design Charrette, ideas that have been proposed for the site, what mixed use could mean for the building, and more.

Kevin "Opie" Davis joins Mari and Brian on The Morningline to talk about an interesting feature on Volkswagen models, the redesigned Tiguan, 0% APR on the Atlas, bonuses for customers, new facility being built, and more.

Tracy McGuire, the wife of 5th District Congressman John McGuire, joins Mari and Brian on The Morningline to talk about the 1st Annual Congressional Art Competition, the kind of art that can be submitted, the deadline for the competition, and more.

State Senator, Mark Peake, joins Mari and Brian on The Morningline to talk about his speech on the floor of the senate on Saturday, collective bargaining for government employees, can assembly members still purchase assault rifles after the ban in July, and more.