Richmond's Morning News with Rich Herrera

On today's show, John talks about tomorrow's Presidential Debate, the Supreme Court, Richmond City Government, and whether Glenn Youngkin will indeed be President Trump's 2024 running mate.

In our final hour, John talks about various topics, including the Diamond District project, the Veepstakes, and the reasonable way to refer to Joe Biden.

In our third hour this AM, John talks to his longtime friend, Fox News' Mike Emanuel; hears from former State Senator Joe Morrissey (who has debate advice for President Trump); and checks in with Michael Greer for his daily market update.

At the bottom of the 8 o'clock hour, we check in with former State Senator, attorney, and friend of the show, Joe Morrissey.  Joe tells John the six things that Donald Trump can do to win tomorrow night's Presidential Debate.

Atop the 8 o'clock hour, we hear from Fox News' Mike Emanuel -- who talks to John about the Veepstakes, tomorrow's President Debate, primary results, and ongoing COVID fallout.

In Hour 2, John talks to Karen "I'll be the judge of that" Michael, chats with American Principles Project Policy Director Jon Schweppe (about a trans-related Supreme Court case), and continues to ponder whether Glenn Youngkin is President Trump's VP pick.

In our 7:30 half hour, John talks to Jon Schweppe, Policy Director at the American Principles Project.  John and Jon discuss United States v. Skrmetti, a Supreme Court case regarding the permissibility of administering transgender treatment to minor children.

Atop the 7 o'clock hour, we check in with our good friend Karen Michael, of Karen Michael Consulting and host of The Job Judge podcast.  Karen talks to John about nepotism in the Richmond City government, the prospect of a Trump-Youngkin GOP ticket, and her forthcoming guest-hosting stint following July 4th weekend.

In Hour 1 this Wednesday morning, John discusses Julian Assange's plea agreement, arbitrary sexual assault allegations, media bias, Obama Administration scandals, tomorrow night's Presidential Debate on CNN, the prospect of a Trump-Youngkin GOP ticket, and the aftermath of the I-95, pro-Gaza protest earlier this year.

Happy Wednesday, listening fam!  To start with this morning, John discusses the news of a plea agreement between the U.S. Government and international whistleblower Julian Assange.  Tangentially, John addresses the maliciousness of sucker-punch accusations about alleged sexual conduct long after the supposed fact, when corroborating -- or even discrediting -- them is nearly impossible.