Jacksonville's Morning News Interviews

Jonathan reports from the NATO Summit in the Netherlands, where President Trump will be arriving later today. Among the hot topics on the agenda, the current conflict between Israel and Iran, Trump's intervention, the ceasefire arrangement (and apparent failure already), and more.

Ryan reports that a resolution about war powers restrictions remain in discussion in Congress, but what was supposed to be an Iran bombing recap meeting is now becoming a live update situation for Congress members, as the ceasefire respite between Iran and Israel has already ended.

Brian looks at the alleged cease-fire agreement between Israel and Iran that President Trump is taking credit for negotiating, which took effect last night. Israel is alleging that Iran has already violated it, though.

Rick Mullaney, WOKV political analyst and Director of the JU Public Policy Intstitute, takes a critical look at this weekend's bombing attack on Iran -- from political and strategic justifications, to potential consequences and resolution options.

Reporting from the White House, Jared explains how President Trump's "path to Yes!" for the bombing strike on Iran was much less drawn out than expected. And while the official reason for the strike was to deter development of nuclear weapon resources, the words "regime change" are on a lot of people's minds.

US Representative John Rutherford (R, FL-5) joins JMN to share reactions to the US bombing strike on Iran over the weekend, whether it elevates risks of retaliation to deployed troops in the area, and given Jacksonville's large military population, what preparations local law enforcement may make to prepare for potential retaliations.

Nancy Soderberg, former Ambassador, and current Faculty Administrator for Political Science & Public Administration (PSPA) at the University of North Florida, joins JMN with a detailed analysis of how the US bomb strikes on Iran limit that country's nuclear development resources, and how that impacts the region, and looks at the questions of how Iran in particular and nations in the Middle East mi...

Meteorologist Garrett Bedenbaugh takes a look at this weekend's forecast, and how dry (and for how long) we will be next week!

Jared looks at Trump's suggested timeline for deciding if/when he will order US involvement in the Israel/Iran war, and if so to what extent.

Lots of ways to enjoy summer fun in the 904 this weekend, starting tonight at the Florida Theatre with the return of Classic Albums Live, performing Stevie Ray Vaughan's album "Texas Flood". At The Amp this weekend, Ringo Starr's All Star Band performs. You've got the Vilano Beach Art Walk, there's a Maker's Market at the Prime Osborn, and you can watch The Little Rascals on the big screen at the...

Ryan has the latest DC headlines, as President Trump considers using "bunker buster" bombs to destroy Iranian nuclear resources. In other news, Defense Secretary Hegseth faced Congressional scrutiny over defense budgets and domestic troop deployment justifications in hearings yesterday.

Jonathan has the latest on continued hostilities between Israel and Iran, with Israel claiming damage to a hospital from an Iranian missile. Domestically, Trump is considering whether to get the US directly involved.

Ryan reports on the latest DC headlines, including concerns of the US getting involved in the Israel/Iran war - whether that be in a supply/support role to Israel, or as an overt participant. Meanwhile, Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth faces another Congressional budget inquiry, and the Senate is making changes to Trump's "One Big Beautiful Bill."

Jonathan has the latest on the escalating Israel/Iran war, as missle strikes continue. As President Trump injects opinions that Iran surrender unconditionally, Ayatollah Khamenei warns that American involvement will lead to "irreparable consequences."

USA Today's John Kennedy joins JMN to recap the Florida Legislative Session extension, and why it took so long for legislators to set a state budget.

Ryan reports on President Trump's aburpt exit from the G7 Summit in Calgary, and some cryptic messaging he posted relative to the Israel/Iran war. Additoinally, Ryan follows up on the latest developments regarding Trump's "Big Beautiful Bill", plus fallout from Sen. Mike Lee's weekend commentary on the assassination of a Minnesota legislator.

Brian joins JMN, with thoughts about Trump's early exit from the G7 Summit, and developments in the Israel/Iran war. Hear more on the Brian Kilmeade Show, 10am-noon!

Jared reports on the G7 Summit that President Trump will be attending in Calgary. Hot topics to be discussed will include the recent escalation of violence between Israel/Iran over Iranian nuclear program devlopment, plus the ongoing Israel/Hamas violence in Gaza, and the Russia/Ukraine war.

Lucas Meers, Director of JU's Sea Turtle Program, discusses World Sea Turtle Day and a new program of marine and sea turtle habitat conservation in partnership with Mickler's Landing Turtle Patrol. Did you know? -- Florida has the largest population of loggerhead sea turtles in the world, and many of them set up nests in Jacksonville area beaches.

Dr. Christine Cauffield, CEO of LSF Health Systems, discusses what parents should know about the risks of teen marijuana use, and treatment resources available. Visit LSFHEALTHSYSTEMS.ORG for more information.

Ryan follows up on a variety of DC headlines, including responses to the weekend's military parade honoring the 250th anniversary of the US Army, national No Kings demonstrations, the shootings of two Minnesota lawmakers over the weekend, escalating tensions regarding immigration demonstrations, and escalating military conflicts between Isreal and Iran.

This week's First Responder Friday salutes Cornelius Rainey, for his efforts helping to save residents from an apartment building fire.

Col. Nick Nichols of Folds of Honor and Shawn Sloan of Southeast Grocers discuss the FOH scholarship programs supporting service members' and first responders' families. Anyone insterested in donating to this cause can do so at any Harvey's or Wixx-Dixie Supermarkets. Visit FOLDSOFHONOR.ORG for more information.

Ryan looks at the latest in Congressional efforts to codify DOGE cuts, as the House narrowly approved a $9.4 billion dollar recision bill that included cancelling or reclaiming previously allocated funds. The cuts include funding for public broadcasting and foreign aid programs.

FLBL profiles veteran-owned Dapper D's Cigars, with two locations currently and a third opening soon.