The name is John if you don't remember.  Charlotte's Most Beloved is back.  John spent some time in Boone teaching a broadcasting course at the Keller Institute.  'I Read the News Today'.

Bo offers guidance will Stevie takes the reins of the Hancock Show today.  Stevie came in 5th in the 9th district congressional race this year.  Stevie's goal is to establish a presence in the conservative party for Millennial women in particular.

Today on the John Hancock Show: JD Hayworth steps up behind the mic today and you'll find out why WBT might stand for the "Weekend Begins Tonight".

Today on the John Hancock Show: JD Hayworth steps up behind the mic today and you'll find out why WBT might stand for the "Weekend Begins Tonight".

Today on the John Hancock Show: John is still out unfortunately, he has been seen around the building but efforts to speak with him didn't make any progress as his voice is gone but Brett Jensen comes in from the WBT Newsroom to remember the sacrifices made on D-Day 75 years ago.

Today on the John Hancock show: John is still out from sickness so Brett Jensen from the WBT Newsroom steps in. No dates or callers asking Brett out on live radio today, but we do have Brett's thoughts on George Dunlap and the Charlotte City Council. All right here on News Talk 1110 & 99.3 WBT!

During a press conference in London, the first question to Trump was "What do you have to say to the Mayor of London?"  Trump does not think very highly of  Sadiq Khan.  Despite what was anticipated, there were not 250,000 protesters.

Today on the John Hancock show: John is still out with sickness so Brett Jensen from the WBT News Room comes in to fill in behind the mic.

Today on the John Hancock show: John is under the weather so Brett Jensen from the WBT Newsroom is filling in. Brett has his thoughts on the current situation of immigration and the new I-77 Toll Lanes opening this Saturday in Charlotte. All right here on News Talk 1110 & 99.3 WBT!

Robert Mueller said if he had confidence President Trump didn’t commit a crime, he “would have said so,” in his first public remarks on the Russia investigation that it was Congress’s job to formally accuse a sitting president of wrongdoing.  'I Read the News Today'.