Richmond's Morning News with Rich Herrera

Today on Richmond's Morning News, we talk about tonight's Trump-Biden debate, Joe Biden's health, President Trump's rally tomorrow in Chesapeake, the listener trip to Portugal for New Year's, the Diamond District Project, and war in Ukraine.  Buckle up!

John closes out the Thursday show with several monologues of varying length about today's subject matter.

Our third hour's topics include tonight's Presidential Debate and the war in Ukraine.  Additionally, John checks in with Greer Financial's Michael Greer for a market update.

As today is Thursday, we hear from former Virginia Governor and Ambassador to Europe Jim Gilmore in our 8:30 half hour.  John and Governor Gilmore discuss the Presidential Debate scheduled for tonight, the war in Ukraine, and President Trump's Chesapeake rally tomorrow afternoon.

Atop the 8 o'clock hour, we check in with Nathan Worcester, National Politics Reporter for The Epoch Times.  John and Nathan discuss tonight's scheduled Presidential Debate between Donald Trump and Joe Biden.

In our second hour this Thursday, John talks about Joe Biden, Portugal, the Diamond District plan, and a failsafe way to avoid forgetting about children in hot cars.

In our 7:30 half hour, we check in with Richmond Times-Dispatch reporter Eric Kolenich -- who talks to John about the City's progress (or lack thereof) toward the completion of a new minor-league ballpark for the Flying Squirrels.

Atop the 7 o'clock hour, we check in with Collette Tours' Paul Julia -- who talks to John about the New Year's trip to Portugal at the end of this year.  (Spaces are going fast; be sure to sign up ASAP!)

In our first hour this Thursday, John addresses Joe Biden's well-being, talks about tonight's Presidential Debate (to be aired on WRVA!), and reminds parents to be vigilant regarding children in the back seats of hot cars.

Happy "Friday Eve," listening fam!  To start with this Thursday morning, John talks about tonight's scheduled debate between Donald Trump and Joe Biden -- asking how anybody can think that Joe Biden can serve as President for a second term.