Richmond's Morning News with Rich Herrera

In our 8:30 half hour, we once again check in with friend of the show and Fox News Anchor -- Mike Emanuel!  John and Mike discuss this week's DNC and speculate about the impact that the convention will have on the election.

Finally today (and this week), we talk to the person who has become our "Last Guest of the Week" -- our "Movie Guy" Mike Mayo, of Mike-Mayo.com!  In honor of this politically charged season, Mike talks to John about two movies -- one a "newbie" and one an "oldie": The Sixth and Medium Cool.

Music: C(arolco)2 Fanfare (Jerry Goldsmith)

Happy "Friday Eve," listening fam!  On today's show, we review the latest session of the Democrat National Convention -- including speeches by Bill Clinton and VP nominee Tim Walz.  Our guests are David Rose, Andreas Addison, Tommy Pigott, and Governor Jim Gilmore.  Enjoy!

In our first hour, we discuss the latest evening session of the Democrat National Convention in Chicago, reflecting on some mixed messaging. . . .

In our second hour, we scrutinize Tim Walz's representations (and nominating speech); plus, we turn our attention to the city's mayoral election.

In our third hour, we further discuss the Harris-Walz platform -- and gauge (no pun intended) whether their representations thereof are true to reality.

As we continue to reflect on the Democrat National Convention in our final hour, we also discuss the prospect -- and impact -- of an RFK Jr. endorsement of President Trump in the 2024 race.

To start the show, John talks about the atmosphere in Chicago (where he now is this week) and reviews the DNC's third night.

Atop the 7 o'clock hour, John talks to retired Army Chief Warrant Officer David Rose -- who addresses the allegation the Minnesota Governor Tim Walz is guilty of stolen valor.

In our 7:30 half hour, we again hear from one of the candidates running to succeed Levar Stoney as Mayor Richmond: City Councilman Andreas Addison.  John and Andreas discuss a variety of the issues pertinent to the River City as the election approaches this fall.