Jacksonville's Morning News Interviews

Mark Kaye joins JMN to discuss Kaye's Kids, his annual charity program to provide gifts and fulfill dreams for sick children in the area. Among the various Kaye's Kids fundraising events is the yearly Ho-Ho-Holdem Charity Poker Tournament coming up soon. Enjoy this morning's visit with Mark Kaye, then check out his show daily from noon to 3!

Chief Powers joins JMN to update yesterday's tragic story involving JFRD Engineer Michael Freeland, who died during an extrication rescue call early Thursday morning.

Blair reports that a federal appeals court has paused the release of White House records requested by the January 6 commission. Former President Trump contends that the records are protected under executive privilege, though current President Biden has waived any such protections. The appeals court is examining whether the issue of privilege can be invoked, but a decision won't be issued until after the Thanksgiving holiday.

Jared reports on the CBO report evaluating the Dems spending bill actual costs, and how that impacts when or if it will advance.

The abundance of weekend activities to enjoy in the Jacksonville area continues! If you like surfing, skating, sports, concerts, arts, wine, fundraisers, or more, the JMN crew has the rundown of where and how you can celebrate our veterans!

Blair reports on Washington Dems working to reach terms on President Biden's billing plan in hopes to pass the legislation before November 15,

Jared reports on President Biden's visit to the Port of Baltimore, promoting the infrastructure plan Congress approved and how that will have funding impacts for years to come.

Blair reports that a federal judge has rejected former President Trump's claim for executive privilege regarding January 6 documents, opening opportunities to subpoena testimony and documents from assorted former White House staff and insiders. Failure to comply with subpoenas could result in misdemeanor contempt charges, fines, and jail time.

Jared and Rich discuss the infrastructure bill passed in Congress last week, and what to expect about the upcoming spending bill when the Senate votes on it.

Rep. Al Lawson joins JMN to discuss the recently passed infrastructure bill, and how its passage impacts local projects in Northeast Florida.