U.S. Air Force Major Jason Watson staged a one-man protest on the steps of the US Capitol, calling for the arrest and imprachment of President Trump and members of his administration. His arrest is particularly interesting becaue he is the first active-duty service member to publicly call for impeachment, made remarkable by his demonstration in a no-protest zone, and done in uniform. Such demonstrations are forbidden to active duty personnel in uniform, who do not have the same rights as civilians. While arrested by civilian police, he will likely face prosecution through the code of US military.

President Trump had a conversation with former President Teddy Roosevelt - which seems an improbable thing when taken out of context. Trump was previewing the new Theodore Roosevelt Museum in North Dakota, engaged with an interactive A.I. exhibit, and used the self-aggrandizing opportunity to compare himself and his achievements to the Rough Rider.

State & Local Government Reporter Jake Stofan checks in, with details on the latest proposed JEA rate hike, and which local programs or issues are veto casualties from Gov. DeSantis's final approved fiscal budget.

A heat wave settles over the Great American State Fair in DC, and may impact attendance for the event and for President Trump's America 250 rally. In other Presidential news, President Trump refused to sign the bipartisan Affordable Housing Act without getting his "SAVE America" Voting Act approved. Despite his insistance, the SAVE act still lacks sufficient support to pass, but barring an actual veto, the Housing act will likely pass into law next week.

FOX News's Jonathan Savage is following the latest international headlines. In the World Cup, the US team advances to the Round of 16, as all three North American host countries (US, Canada, Mexico) are still alive in the tournament. Team US will have to win without their star player in the next game, though. In other international news, Russia launched a massive attack against Ukraine's capital, resulting in at least 18 deaths. The Russia/Ukraine war has been waging in its latest iteration since 2022.

WOKV will broadcast live from the Freedom Fest 2026 event at Friendship Fountain downtown tomorrow starting at 5pm. The event features family fun, food trucks, a patriotic light show, and music all night. Among the performers is Sal Gonzales, a military vet and featured performer from America's Got Talent Season 9, who now works with Wounded Warrior Project. Also performing, local rockers Big Engine, whose singer Tony Mikus shares their excitement about performing at the same site where legacy rock band Lynyrd Skynyrd once performed.

Eben has the latest update on Middle East peace talks. US and Iran negotiators are continuing their indirect talks in Qatar, with the usual mixed messages -- the US says there is good progress, Iran says there is not, and amends circumstances that if cargo ships do not follow a particular designated route through the Strait of Hormuz, they will be met with a "forceful response."

THU – Shopping for a new (or new-to-you) car? Clark says you might find what you want… on Amazon or Carvana!

Democratic Socialism is trending in the primaries, but is it a political punchline, or a political punch in the nose? Whatever it is, it has Republicans and the "Democractic Establishment" nervous! And what do Jimmy Failla and Andre the Giant have in common when it comes to the 4th of July? Hear more about his holiday plans on FOX ACROSS AMERICA weeknights at 6pm!

805am - in studio - Carla Montgomery, Child Cancer Fund, and Jose Soto and Patrick Sarazi from 4Rivers, discuss the July “round up” campaign to benefit CCF/Careathon. Enjoy the satisfaction of tasty BBQ and helping locals kids! All funds contributed or donated to CCF go to helping local families' non-medical needs as they deal with pediatric cancer challenges. Learn more at CHILDCANCERFUND.ORG and 4RSMOKEHOUSE.COM, or on your favorite social media platform, and join us for the 2026 Careathon August 21-22.