Richmond's Morning News with Rich Herrera

Joining John at the bottom of the 7 o'clock hour this AM is Clayton Gits of Mission Realty.  Clayton discusses the housing market, the drop in interest rates, and -- his podcast!

Local businessman/entrepreneur -- and citizen journalist -- Mike Dickinson joins John atop the 7 o'clock hour this Tuesday morning, to discuss Richmond area stories from this week's headlines.

Given current events, Dr. Ann McLean called in on the fly this Monday morning -- live from Arlington National Cemetery -- to talk to John about Reconciliation.  For more information, visit DefendArlington.org.

Returning to the show this morning for his regularly scheduled weekly segment is Jim Bacon of Bacon's Rebellion and The Jefferson Council.  Once again, John and Jim tackle the subject of hypocrisy in higher education -- today, in regard to double standards applied to freedom of expression.

Next to join John this morning (following an examination of peculiar social habits) is The Heritage Foundation's Hans von Spakovsky, an elections expert and -- let's face it -- possessor of one of the great names of all time.  John and Hans reflect on last week's Rasmussen report regarding mail-in voting fraud in the 2020 Presidential Election.

Next up to talk to John this AM is longtime Richmond Times-Dispatch reporter Jeff Schapiro, who reflects on the removal of Reconciliation from Arlington National Cemetery and previews the upcoming 2024 General Assembly session.

Joining John atop the 7 o'clock hour this Monday morning is Dr. Sheila Furey, of the Virginia Medical Freedom Alliance ("VAMFA").  Dr. Furey talks about the need for dialogue regarding vaccines -- something that the VAMFA is promoting at a forthcoming summit on January 15th.

To close out the week, The Epoch Times' Nathan Worcester joins John for a discussion about the recent report/poll regarding 2020 mail-in voting.

Our "Movie Guy" Mike Mayo, of Mike-Mayo.com, is back in the 9 o'clock hour this AM, to share his review of David Fincher's new Netflix film The Killer.  (Mike also reflects on John Woo's highly influential '80s film of the same title.)

It's Friday -- which (usually) means . . . "Picking & Grinning"!  A surging Former Virginia Governor and U.S. Senator George Allen rejoins John, "The Czar" Gary Hess, and "Steeler Dan the Producer Man" (currently riding the struggle bus in our standings . . . "Hey, Wha happened??"), so as to pick NFL games for the weekend.  Afterward, Governor Allen talks to John about Virginia's recent deal to bring the Wizards and Capitals (insert Steeler Dan commentary here, LOL . . . ) to the Old Dominion.