Richmond's Morning News with Rich Herrera

Following last week's State of the Union address, John talks to criminologist Dr. Currie Myers -- who disputes many of Joe Biden's claims regarding the country's crime rates and statistics.

You can read more of Dr. Myers' views at his Substack, located here.

Hump Day is here!  First off this Wednesday morning, we check in with Tom Lappas, founder and editor of the publication Henrico Citizen.  John talks to Tom about the suburban locale's budget and schools, among other topics of interest that he is covering.

For the latest installment of "Giving Tuesday," John talks to Peter Pettit, President of the Board at The Shepherd's Center of Richmond.  (You can learn more about The Shepherd's Center here.)

"I like beer. . . ."  At the bottom of the 8 o'clock hour this morning, John has a conversation with his Politics & Pints co-panelist, the former Ambassador to Belgium, Howard Gutman!  John and Howard talk, not only about next week's latest Politics & Pints, but also President Trump's various legal cases still in process.

Atop the 8 o'clock hour this Tuesday morning, we hear from the President and CEO of The Thomas Jefferson Institute, Derrick Max.  John and Derrick converse about the recently concluded General Assembly session -- and the more than 1,000 bills (!!) that await an up-or-down vote from Governor Youngkin.

Next up this morning is Mark Tapscott, Senior Congressional Reporter for The Epoch Times.  John and Mark talk all things Capitol Hill as budget wrangling of course continues.

Following yesterday's disruptive protest across Interstate 95 downtown, we hear from Tommy Baer, longtime attorney and former International President of B'nai B'rith.  John and Tommy talk about the legal bounds of protests and about why this cultural conflict is so persistent.

Finally this AM, Jim Bacon, of Bacon's Rebellion and The Jefferson Council, calls in for his weekly segment about stories across the Commonwealth that the mainstream media is either barely covering or not covering altogether.

Atop the 8 o'clock hour this Monday morning, Congressman and Freedom Caucus Chairman Bob Good calls back in to the show -- to talk to John about recent goings-on in Washington, starting with Joe Biden's State of the Union address last Thursday.  Congressman Good also discusses the tense primary campaign that he is engaged in, against State Senator John McGuire.

Next up, we hear from the former and current Presidents of the Virginia Law Foundation ("VLF"), Jim Meath and Colleen Quinn.  John talks to Colleen and Jim about the VLF and an upcoming gala featuring famed cellist Yo-Yo Ma (!).

You can learn more about the VLF and its gala here.