Jacksonville's Morning News Interviews

Kirstin reports on President Biden's "Second Chance" policy, as he issues his first pardons and commutations, oriented around non-violent drug offenders. The policy plan advances employment and empowerment initiatives to combat recidivism.

Kennedy reports on Celebration Church's allegations of emotional and financial abuse against former pastor Stovall Weems.

Brian and Rich take a deeper look at the Twitter purchase. Hear more on the Brian Kilmeade show 9a-Noon!

Jared looks at what's next in DC, as legislators return to Congress and President Biden hopes to secure more aid for Ukraine before their next session break.

Kirstin details that latest DC developments, where President Biden will be talking to Congress about another Ukraine aid package, after the Secretaries of State and Defense meet with Ukrainian leaders in Kyiv.

Kennedy reports from the scene of a double shooting in Jax Beach Sunday night in the Brix Tap House/Ritz area. Two armed individuals, evidently shooting at each other, were identified with gunshot wounds and taken to the hospital. Police are continuing to investigate.

Jared looks at the latest White House measures regarding Ukraine, including the latest military supplies and funding for refugees. While the US has been quick to contribute cash and resources if the name of "defending democracy," there is concern about how much will be donated and for how long, when we have domestic issues that need funding too.

Florida Representative Angie Nixon (D, FL-19) joins JMN to discuss the recent redistricting maps Governor DeSantis proposed, that among other changes divides a local Democratic district into two Republican ones, and changes the state's potential representation in Congress. Rep. Nixon and others criticize this as attempting to silence Black voters. While the redistricting was approved by the Florida legislature, it is expected to face legal challenges.

Daniel Davis, CEO of the Jacksonville Chamber of Commerce, talks about the importance of recognizing individuals with IDD (intellectual and developmental differences) and their contributions to the workforce. That's why he's proud to endorse Shopability Saturday on April 30, a city-wide celebration of IDD-inclusive businesses.

Blair reports on the latest White House announcements regarding Ukraine, including a refugee program, and on-going military aid/funding.