Ryan looks at several DC headlines, including the Trump/Carney meeting, trade deal speculation based on Treasury Secretary Bessent's comments regarding China, RealID travel requirements taking effect today, and what's going on with FEMA administration.

Jimmy Failla joins JMN with thoughts on the Trump/Carney meeting yesterday, Canadian superstar name drops, shock collars, and more! Hear Jimmy every Wednesday monring on JMN, and every weeknight from 6pm-9pm on Fox Across America here on WOKV.

Jonathan reports on the start of the Papal Conclave, as the process for choosing Pope #267 begins today in Vatican City. Cardinals from around the globe will enter Sistine Chappel later today, with an initial vote expected this evening, then multiple votes scheduled daily until such time as a new Pope has been chosen and accepts the posting. Pope Francis was chosen after 1 day of deliberation in 2013, but this Conclave is not expected to be resolved as quickly.

Ryan looks at an upcoming meeting between Treasury Secretary Bessent and legislators, where Bessent is expected to address concerns over tariffs, budget bill concerns, and tax policies. Bessent cintinues to advocate for Trump's tariff plans, despite economic indicators of a potential recession. Additionally, Ryan looks at the recently announced plans from Defense Secretary Hegseth to reduce the number of senior officer positions by firing generals.

Finn reports on SJC commission interest in regulating and retricting speeds on E-bikes, following several injury incidents within the past week and a study showing the frequency of related injuries escalating annually in Florida.

USA Today political reporter John Kennedy has details on an agreement in the Florida legislature to terms for a new spending bill. The legislative session reconvenes next week to hammer out a final agreement.

Ryan looks at the recissions proposal package before Congress, that will cut funding to NPR, PBS, and USAID, among other agencies. This is a smaller $20 billion package separate from Trump's "big beautiful bill," but both face challenges of currently lacking enough House GOP support to advance.

Meteorologist Garrett Bedenbaugh joins JMN with a deep dive into the weekend forecast, when we'll see some rain in the days to come, and what you can expect if you're headed to the Shrimp Festival in Fernandina Beach!

Chase Robinson of First Coast Crime Stoppers joins JMN to discuss the upcoming First Coast Crime Stoppers livestream event, and several crimes that could use some assistance to resolve. Visit FCCRIMESTOPPERS.COM to learn more, and call 866-845-TIPS (8477) if you've got a tip!

State & Local Political Reporter Jake Stofan wraps coverage of the "official" Florida Legislative Session, which was scheduled to end this week. Jake sums up some of the proposed bills that are likely to succeed or fail, particularly some proposals that look like distinct reversals on previous positions. Meanwhile, the legislature's primary function -- to establish and approve an operational state budget -- remains incomplete, and will require convening an extension to the current session at a to-be-determined date.