Richmond's Morning News with Rich Herrera

Jim Bacon, of Bacon's Rebellion, returns for his weekly segment, lamenting to John that our college campuses have produced anti-Israel, anti-Semetic, intersectional thinking.

Olivia Gans Turner, President of the Virginia Society for Human Life, joins John to talk about Governor Youngkin's proposed abortion compromise -- and the abortion issue generally.

Local political activist Paul Goldman rejoins John this morning, once again to discuss his objections to the Richmond Casino Initiative.

Parker Slaybaugh, Executive Director of Founders Insight, joins John on Election Eve to discuss late-breaking polling data regarding Virginia's elections.

Movie critic Mike Mayo, of Mike-Mayo.com, returns to the show, to tell John about The Equalizer 3, starring Denzel Washington. Mike also pays homage to the late, great film composer John Barry (Born Free, Out of Africa, numerous James Bond films); Barry, who died in 2011, would have turned 90 years old today.

David Owen, Susanna Gibson's opponent for House of Delegates in Western Henrico, joins John to talk about the home stretch of the campaign and issues important to voters.

It's Friday -- and you know what that means! Former Virginia Governor and U.S. Senator George Allen is back to pick NFL games, joining John, Gary "The Czar" Hess, and "Steeler Dan" the Producer (celebrating last night's Pittsburgh win),  The Governor also reminds us that if Democrats win, they'll be forcing us to pick cars of their choosing instead of our own.

Madison + Main's Dave Saunders joins John at the top of the 8 o'clock hour -- to talk about what folks can do in and around the Richmond area this weekend!

Joining John at the bottom of the 7 o'clock hour is Glen Sturtevant, who's running for the State Senate in District 12; Glen talks about the home stretch of his campaign -- and what's at stake generally here in Virginia with this election.

Joining John at the top of the 7 o'clock hour is Republican State Senate candidate Hayden Fisher, who talks about the home stretch of his campaign in District 15, as well as his opponent's heretofore refusal to condemn the Hamas terror attacks last month in Israel.