Jacksonville's Morning News Interviews

Blair reports on President Biden's latest efforts to address inflation.

Jared reports on the upcoming House vote on the Build Back Better bill, which is expected to pass the House on a party lines vote today despite Minority Leader McCarthy's delaying tactics. Passing the bill would advance it (back) to the Senate, where there are no guarantees it would pass.

Blair reports on the House session that went late into the night last night, as Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy (R-CA 23) spoke for 8 hours, delaying a vote on the Build Back Better bill to today.

Mark Kaye joins JMN to share details about his Kaye's Kids charity and their annual Ho Ho Hold 'Em Poker Tournament. Hear how you can help Kaye's Kids and Dreams Come True fulfill wishes for sick children in the Jacksonville community, and have a great time while you're doing it! Buy a seat, buy a whole table, or buy a spectator ticket and enjoy the event!

Political and legal analyst Rick Mullaney joins JMN to discuss the special legislative session Gov. DeSantis called, where several new Florida laws passed regarding vaccine related mandates.

Jared reports on the House censure of GOP Rep. Paul Gosar, after he posted a controversial tweet regarding Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and President Biden.

As we move into the holiday season, the JMN crew has your weekend spotlight of events going on around the First Coast, including sports, concerts, festivals, fundraisers, and more. What events will we see you at?

Alicia is live from Brunswick with the latest on the trial of three men over the murder of Ahmaud Arbery, where there is drama inside and outside of the courtroom. Inside, defendant Travis McMichael continues his testimony today; outside, faith leaders from across the nation are gathering to pray with and show support to the Arbery family.

Blair takes a look at what's next for the Build Back Better bill, also known as the social spending bill, and when Democrats may try to advance it again.

The House of Representatives will vote on punitive censure against Rep. Paul Gosar (R, AZ-4), in response to offensive and threatening materials he posted, and since remove, about Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and President Joe Biden. Gosar will also be removed from the Committee of Oversite and Reform.