The surge of infections from the Delta variant is easing, and local physician "Dr. John" questions effectiveness of vaccines over time, and booster shots are not 'Delta-specific.' Merck's new pill that is highly touted is not as effective as other treatments now being used. Monoclonal antibody treatments are a good addition to reducing the impact of an infection. Dr. John talked about recent studies on natural immunity after suffering an infection. 

Addressing a SKY listener's concerns, local US House Rep. Kat Cammack said the latest defense authorization had a Dem "red flag" provision stripped from the bill. 

The Bob Rose Rewind catches you up on the biggest newsmakers.

Alachua County Sheriff's Office Public Information Officer Art Forgey on the arrest of a suspect in the 4 Buchholz High bomb threats causing major interruptions early this school year.

Ocala Mayor Kent Guinn won reelection for his 6th term, discussing his upcoming priorities for improving public safety in troubled areas of West Ocala, and continued economic growth.

Marion County Sheriff Billy Woods returns to the Bob Rose Show, updating Florida's law enforcement reform bill and its impact locally.

FL 3rd Dist. U.S. House Rep. Kat Cammack continues the push for White House accountability on the Mexico border, Biden retaliating against Florida by limiting monoclonal antibody treatment availability, and Dems' attempt to defund Israel's "Iron Dome" defense system.

Sounding off on Joe Biden’s incompetence, and coward Brian Laundrie still off-the-grid. Social media incompetents complained about local Rep. Kat Cammack, but they were incorrect about what was included in a recent bill she supported. And listeners in rural areas sound-off on recent SKY reduced-power operation. Every weekday, “What’s Buggin’ You” is your chance to let everyone know how YOU feel, on The Bob Rose Show.

Guinn easily defeated challenger Manal Fakhoury in the largest turnout city election since 2009. The mayor touted economic progress, reduced violent crime and thanked voters who approve of the City's quality of life. Guinn talked about furthering work to reduce homelessness, increasing housing opportunities, improving west Ocala and solving recent shootings.