Jacksonville's Morning News Interviews

Eben reports on the public January 6th hearings. While much of the information revealed has been previously disclosed, new evidence has resulted in adding two additional sessions for July. GOP critics say the presentations are highly edited and don't allow for rebuttal or cross-examination and as such are unfair.

Music, sports, art, all sorts of good stuff going on in the River City area this weekend. LeAnn Rimes performs at the Thrasher Horne Center tonight, the Tedeschi-Trucks Band is at Daily's Place this weekend, but if you want something more classic rock ... the art of Ringo Starr is on exhibit (and sale!) at Gallery 725. For more local support, check out the Riverside Arts Market, or for you sports enthusiasts, enjoy the Jumbo Shrimp or Sharks, both at home this weekend! And you can't go wrong with the Summer Movie series at the Florida Theatre starting this weekend!

WOKV's Consumer Warrior, Clark Howard, discusses the federal fuel tax hiatus and other savings strategies that could help consumers keep costs down at the fuel pump.

Blair reports on the bipartisan gun legislation bill, which should have a procedure vote to end the filibuster today. The proposed reform includes red flag law adjustments, mental health funding, and other provisions.

Rick Mullaney joins JMN to look at the January 6 hearings, what impact they may have on mid-term elections, and what actions the House committee might suggest upon conclusion .

Jared looks at the latest information presented in the January 6th public hearings, including the pressure campaign President Trump employed in an effort to adjust official election results. The last of the public hearings is scheduled for Thursday. Jared also looks at the President's upcoming suggestion to suspend federal fuel taxes in an effort to give some relief at the pump.

WOKV's Jeana Gondek is in NYC to receive a prestigious Gracie Award, recognizing exemplary programming created by women, for women and about women in all facets of media and entertainment. They also acknowledge the individuals who have made inspirational contributions to the industry. Congratulations, Jeana!

Blair reports that there is sufficient bipartisan support in Congress to advance new gun legislation for the first time in decades, although there is still some dissension on the premise of "red flag" rules. An official vote on a final bill is unlikely to happen before the July 4th break.

Jared looks at the next January 6th public hearing, scheduled for today, which will focus on the Georgia election and a phone conversation where President Trump attempted to coerce Georgia Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger to change 2020 election votes.

Morgan Ray, silver medalist for the 2022 Paralympics, joins JMN to share his experiences at the recent Paralympic Games in Portugal, and what's next as his swimming and UNF academic careers continue.