Mornings with Richard Cross

Ice Apocalypse is headed our way. We talk with the National Weather Service about what to expect. Next, Rep. Jill Ford and attorney Ron Farris talk about a bill that could prevent a landfill from going to Madison County. Also, Dept. of Public Safety Sean Tindell talks about legislation that could impact your safety.

Speaker Pro Tempore Rep. Jason White (R) and House Minority Leader Rep. Robert Johnson III (D) join the Gallo Show to talk about the legislative session

Transportation Commissioner Willie Simmons talks about what is happening with your roads and bridges now that lottery funds are pouring into the coffers. Senator Cindy Hyde-Smith talks about the Impeachment trial and what she expects to happen. Dr. Steven Reed joins the show to discuss legislation that could impact who performs eye surgeries in Mississippi.

Impeachment Part 2 is upon us. Mayor Dan Gibson of Natchez talks about the unique approach his city is taking to attract more people. Also, Attorney General Lynn Fitch talks about several Legislative bills.

The left wing media has gone crazy. We'll give you the latest. Plus Dr. Mark Horne, President, MSMA & Wanda Stroupe, DNP, FNP-BC talk about legislation that could impact your health care. Vicksburg Mayor George Flaggs joins the show to talk about the vaccination rollout and how his city is dealing with the pandemic.

Are people from Louisana taking vaccination spots away from Mississippians? We give you the latest. Plus we talk with C Spire Chairman and CEO Hu Meena about their investment in 5G and broadband across Mississippi and Alabama and what that means for the future. Steve Azar also joins to talk about the passing of former Ole Miss quarterback and singer/songwriter Jim Weatherly

Mississippi Sec. of State Michael Watson talks about legislation that could impact elections. Plus we talk with NASA's Chip Ellis about the Stennis Space Center

Welp! Our News division (SuperTalk MS News) got shut down by Big Tech (briefly). Gallo explains the dust up and why it's more important than ever to hold Big Tech accountable. Then we talk about the legislation and controversy over scope of practice laws in Mississippi with MS Assoc. of Nurse Practitioners President Ann Glasgow, NP, APRN Professor at USM Carolyn Coleman, and Empower Mississippi President Russ Latino. Then, Senator John Polk talks about the Legislative session and the bills that could become law..

MS Dept. of Corrections Commissioner Burl Cain gives an update from the MDOC about his decision to once again allow smoking in prisons, legislation that they are keeping an eye on, and COVID-19 safety efforts for prisoners and guards.

Medicaid expansion being talked about in the 2021 legislative session and Medicaid Committee Chair Kevin Blackwell gives an update.

Then restaurateur, chef, columnist, and author Robert St. John talks about his recent New York Times piece and his thoughts about the state of the restaurant industry not just in Mississippi, but across the country right now.

We talk with Lt. Gov. Delbert Hosemann about the 2021 legislative session, his thoughts on Medicaid expansion, a pay-raise for teachers, CON changes, and the scope of practice bills this session. Drew Snyder – Executive Director, MS Division of Medicaid talks about the Medicaid bill up for renewal in the legislature this year. What will stay the same and what will change. Is Medicaid expansion going to happen for MS this year?