Richmond's Morning News with Rich Herrera

In our first hour, we address Tulsi Gabbard's endorsement of President Trump -- and talk about the dark underbelly of modern-day politics. . . .

In our second hour, we discuss the Trump gameplan for victory in 2024 -- and, with John in Bristol, we continue to turn some attention upon the southwestern corridor of the Commonwealth.

In our third hour, we remember those who died during our Afghanistan withdrawal three years ago now -- and we examine legal efforts to secure the 2024 election against fraudulent votes.  Plus, our daily look at the financial markets!

In our final hour, we continue to analyze the state of the 2024 Presidential Race -- and discuss a charity concert next month in honor of the late Kat Simons.

To start with this AM, John discusses the latest Trump endorsement: former Democrat Congresswoman and Presidential Candidate Tulsi Gabbard's. 

Atop the 7 o'clock hour, we hear from international political consultant, Dr. Louis Perron -- who, citing lessons from his book (Beat the Incumbent: Proven Strategies and Tactics to Win Elections), shares the keys to winning back the White House.

In our 7:30 half hour, we talk to State Senator Travis Hackworth -- who represents much of Southwest Virginia.  John and Senator Hackworth discuss issues important to the region, and his efforts to represent his district's interests on Capitol Square in Richmond.

Upon the third anniversary of American military deaths amid our Afghanistan withdrawal, we hear from Jessie Jane Duff -- Executive Director of Vets for Trump -- atop the 8 o'clock hour.  John and Jessie discuss the significance of this voting cycle, with Jessie saying that we're no longer one generation away from extinction (as Ronald Reagan would say), but, now, only one election.

In our 8:30 half hour, we check back in with Landmark Legal Foundation's Michael O'Neill -- who talks to John about the efforts to secure this year's election against fraudulent participation from non-citizens.

Finally this AM, and for the latest installment of "Giving Tuesday," we again talk to Debra Willis, who is helping to organize a charity concert early next month at Westchester Commons, in honor of our late friend and colleague Kat Simons.

(You can learn more about the event here.)