Rainer news radio August 24, 1996 Daytona Beach Florida triple Towers hotel

Jim answers questions from Blake Carter about his insights about the Democratic Nashville convention in Chicago and Clinton’s nomination

Season six of the show begins with a transition as Betsy tries with no avail to keep JR in Hendrik foods. Christine takes over the company with Mike Fields as conservator.. JR begins law school and his father interest in Kristen. Brent returns to Lubbock after a failed job in Albuquerque.

JR‘s father congratulate him for taking the battle against him over the condo as he develops a tax strategy against Clinton and the mainstream press. meanwhile, JR is starting his orientation to law school.

And indignant Jim Hendrick runs down the corrupt forces within the Clinton administration that keeps attacking him using the media. He also urges the President and Congress to declare an even and permanent end to the Budget Battle of 96

February 20 1940. After praying Jr's grandmother decides to leave her in-laws farm in Billings with Jim Jerry's father to return back to life in Texas, what with her husband Ryan fighting with the for the British in world war II

Is JR’s father struggles under the weight of more attacks from the press but at the same time reuniting with Gerald’s mother. JR starts preparing for law school and renews his romantic case of Mristin

Appearing on the Andrew House show Jim defends his record of service to the country and the nature of his family even the paternity of his oldest son JR!

Jim Hendricks appeals to talk radio going against the tabloid journalist challenging the fraternity of his son JR

In Washington DC Jim is forced to do battle with the press about remarks about his personal life and his policies on the budget.
. Meanwhile back in Texas JR it's forced to wrestle with his parents over the deed to the family condo

On the Blake Carter show Jim Hendrick excoriates Bill Clinton for courting the press and playing semantics for the budget with Congress he also sharply criticizes journalists for criticizing his personal life