Jacksonville's Morning News Interviews

Brian and Rich discuss the Presidential run prospect of Gov. Ron DeSantis (R-FL), and Brian talks about spending a day with Sen. Tim Scott (R-NC) while on tour promoting his new book.

Brent joins JMN on this "Victory Monday!" to discuss yesterday's win over the Buffalo Bills. Get all the NFL fallout, as well as the rest of the weekend's sports news, with Brent & Austen on Action Sports Jax 3-6p on ESPN 690.

U.S. Rep. Waltz joins JMN to discuss the infrastructure bill passed in Congress last week (he voted against it, as did FL Reps. Cammack and Rutherford), and he offered concerns about the upcoming spending bill vote.

Jared reports from DC, where the Build Back Better Act spending bill is likely to see, and pass, a vote today. The infrastructure bill still still faces Senate challenges though.

Alicia reports from Brunswick, GA, where the trial for the three men accused of murdering Ahmaud Arbery begins today.

Jared reports that the infrastructure bill may finally get approval in the House as soon as this week, and advance to Presidential approval. The spending bill is expected to be approved in the House but be returned by the Senate for additional revisions.

The JMN crew highlight some of the events you can enjoy this weekend! While the weather may be questionable, there's no doubt that Jacksonville still has a lot of entertainment options and good causes to get out in the community!

Blair reports that Democrat legislators in DC are working to push through votes on a $1.85T spending bill and a $1T infrastructure this week, but the question remains whether there is full party cooperation on this, or if Senators Manchin (D-WV) or Sinema (D-AZ) would still block passage.

Alicia reports on jury selection for the trial of three men accused of murdering Ahmaud Arbery. A jury of 11 whites and 1 African American has been set.

Jared looks at the 2022 election impact on when/if the House and Senate will advance the spending and infrastructure bills that have been their recent and contentious focus of late.