Blair and Rich look at the Democrat infrastructure budget, as legislators agreed to a plan for $3.5 trillion expected to be approved through reconciliation.

Rachel and Rich look at President Biden's Philadelphia address, and his emphasis on voting rights, with a push toward passing federal voting rights in response to GOP state voting reforms. Critics say it was "empty words," as the federal proposal has already failed in the Senate. In related issues, Vice President Harris met with Texas legislators who are currently in D.C. avoiding their own special session vote on voting reform.

Alicia reports on the Cuban support demonstrations in Jacksonville that resulted in blocked traffic on I-95 Tuesday, and anticipated other local demonstrations as political unrest continues in Cuba.

Texas legislators have walked out of a special session addressing Texas voting reform; coincidentally, many of those legislators are now in Washington D.C., drawing publicity to voting rights issues in Federal legislation.

Alicia Tarancon continues coverage on the search for Timothy Obi, the diver missing since Saturday. The Coast Guard, US Navy, and numerous volunteers continue to search in an expanding area.

Rachel takes a look at recent events in Texas, as Democrat legislators have walked out of a special session to prevent a voting quorum, taking interim refuge in D.C. Governor Abbott has threatened to use law enforcement to compel participation when legislators return to Texas. Special sessions run for 30 days, but there is no limit to the number of special sessions a governor may call consecutively .

Alicia Tarancon updates the story on Timothy Obi, a diver missing since Saturday afternoon. Search efforts continue, with volunteers offering food and supplies to keep searchers going.

Rachel takes a look at vaccination promotion, including a volunteer activist program, The Covid-19 Community Corp, raising awareness door-to-door.

Alicia has an update on the search efforts for missing diver Timothy Obi, last seen off the coast of Mayport mid-afternoon Saturday.

While President Biden won't claim a "mission accomplished" moment, critics are asking "What WAS accomplished?" in response to withdrawing American forces from Afghanistan? Following America's example, NATO forces are also reducing their presence and involvement in Afghan affairs, as Biden explains it is on Afghanistan to defend itself against Taliban influence and accomplish its own nation building.