Jacksonville's Morning News Interviews

Kirstin reports on the latest DC responses to the SCOTUS reversal of Roe v Wade. Speaker Pelosi has outlined a 3-point plan to codify women's health rights, but getting the proposal past the Senate is unlikely.

Brian Kilmeade joins JMN from the Lt. Michael Murphy Navy SEAL Museum, and shares his thoughts on recent SCOTUS decisions. Brian previews the museum and interviews special guests on the Brian Kilmeade Show from 9a-12.

Jared looks at the national responses to SCOTUS' reversal of Roe v Wade, as some states have new laws going into immediate effect, while other states have active debates in state legislatures or state courts to establish their own definitive policies regarding abortion and related issues stemming from the Court's ruling.

WOKV political & legal analyst looks at the immediate and long term impacts of the SCOTUS Dobbs decision, overturning Roe v. Wade, and what that means particularly to Florida.

Kirstin takes a look at the national response to last week's Supreme Court decision (Dobbs) that overturns Roe v Wade, and what may be next on the SCOTUS agenda - including the controversial references from Justice Thomas to review cases on contraception and same sex marriage.

Kirstin takes a look at the national response to last week's Supreme Court decision (Dobbs) that overturns Roe v Wade, and what may be next on the SCOTUS agenda - including the controversial references from Chief Justice Thomas to review cases on contraception and same sex marriage.

Kennedy joins JMN to report on weekend protests over the Supreme Court's recent reversal of the Roe v. Wade decision, and reports on when new Florida legislation revising legal abortion limits takes effect.

Eben reports on the Supreme Court's end-of-session opinions, including an opinion favoring concealed carry gun rights in New York. Other states that had similar restrictions to concealed carry qualification may have to refine their own laws. The Court is expected to deliver more end-of-term opinions today.

Blair looks at the bipartisan gun legislation that passed the Senate yesterday, after a Supreme Court decision favored 2nd Amendment advocacy over an argued need for justification for concealed carry.