Jacksonville's Morning News Interviews

Jacksonville's Morning News Interviews

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Jacksonville's Morning News Interviews episodes

  • 1/17 - Spotlight: JAGUARS
    We're two wins away from the Super Bowl, with the next stop against the Chiefs. Brent breaks down the challenges between coaches, quarterbacks, and strategies of what can and can't work as Trevor tries to keep his unbeaten-on-Saturday streak alive! Get more with Brent & Friends on ESPN 8-10am and 3-6pm!
    6 min
  • 1/17 - Kirstin Garriss, CMG Washington
    Starting this year, there will be more federal regulations in place to help prevent furniture tip-over accidents. Federal data shows tip-overs lead to roughly 22,500 hospital emergency visits and about 44% were children. These accidents can also be deadly. Over the last 20 years, there were 472 child tip-over fatalities - accounting for 81% of all tip-over fatalities Under the new STURDY Act, there will be new minimum furniture stability standards for companies. We breakdown this new law and why advocates say it will impact prevent these accidents.
    3 min
  • 1/17 - Brian Kilmeade, FOX News
    Brian joins JMN to share thoughts on the Biden classified documents drama, as members of both parties raise questions. Hear more of this and other topics on the Brian Kilmeade Show 9am-noon.
    4 min
  • 1/16 - Spotlight: Jaguars
    Action Sports Jax's Brent Martineau recaps the Jaguars come-from-behind victory over the Chargers Saturday night. The team's next stop is Kansas City, but YOUR next stop is a special edition of Brent & Friends today at 8am on ESPN690 & WOKV!
    5 min
  • 1/13 - Ryan Schmelz, FOX News
    Ryan looks at the White House response to classified documents found in President Biden's home and in a private office he kept after his term as Vice President, and the quick response from the Attorney General to appoint a special investigator to determine how and why Biden had them.
    3 min
  • 1/13 - Rick Mullaney, JU Public Policy Institute
    WOKV's legal and political analyst Rick Mullaney breaks down the significance of Joe Biden's possession of classified documents after his VP term, the special investigator assigned by Atty. Gen. Merrick Garland, and what is different vs. what is the same in this situation compared to the recent events involving former President Trump.
    7 min
  • 1/13 - Spotlight: JAGUARS
    Brent Martineau continues his preview of the Jags/Chargers matchup this weekend, with a look at how running backs could be the difference in the game, and what a radical difference Doug Pederson has made a coach this season. Join Brent & Friends from 3p-6p on ESPN 690 today and look for more Jags coverage all weekend before and after the game!
    7 min
  • 1/13 - Kirstin Garriss, CMG Washington
    Identity theft can quickly ruin a good credit history and you may not know until the damage is done. New federal data out this week shows our active duty service members and veterans are reporting an uptick in identity theft. In 2021 alone, military consumers reported nearly 50,000 cases of identity theft to the Federal Trade Commission (FTC). For military personnel this kind of theft has a larger impact. That’s because many servicemembers are required to pass a national security clearance check that includes a review of their credit history and if it appears they’re in excessive debt, the servicemember’s security clearance may be revoked. We breakdown this latest data and the possible implications.
    3 min

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