Blair updates JMN with the latest on the January 6 investigative commission. Speaker Pelosi refused to seat two of McCarthy's nominees, prompting protests from the minority leader. Despite McCarthy's objections, Rep. Cheney (R-Wy) says the bipartisan commission will continue an impartial investigation.

Rachel updates JMN on the latest infrastructure bill delays in Washington, as Republicans refuse to entertain a cloture vote until the Democrat proposed bill is complete and submitted in proper legislative form. Dems are expected to propose a procedural vote to debate the bill again next week, if it has been fully and properly submitted.

Mayor Curry joins JMN's Jeremy Ratliff to discuss Jacksonville's latest infrastructure budget and current Covid-19 management.

Blair reports on a TSA hearing before congress, where TSA spokespersons must account for low staff and poor performance as the number of travelers increases, despite federal subsidies during the pandemic to keep them well staffed and trained when traveler volume was MUCH lighter.

Brian joins JMN to recap a recent interview with Dana White, and the capitalism dynamics involved in the UFC's success during and after (?) the pandemic specifically thanks to the Jacksonville. He also touches on McCarthy's GOP picks for the January 6 commission.

Blair reports on an upcoming infrastructure procedural vote expected later this week, to advance a $1.2 trillion proposal.

Blair and Rich take a look at government measures to secure personal and critical data against Articificial Intelligence attacks.

Rachel and Rich look at the child tax credits hitting bank accounts this week, and Democrats' plans to move forward on infrastructure funding next week.

Rachel reports on President Biden's return to DC, with expectations to move forward with infrastructure funding via reparation despite partisan objections.