Richmond's Morning News with Rich Herrera

This morning, John and Jordana continue to discuss Israel's ongoing ground invasion into Gaza, amid some U.S./international pleas for a "humanitarian pause."

Duc Truong, Republican candidate for the House of Delegates from District 76, joins John to talk about the campaign's home stretch.

The "Big Boss" is here! Audacy Virginia President Bennett Zier stops by, to reflect with John on the success of last night's, almost sold-out Politics & Pints, in Hopewell (which is very nearby -- right, BZ?).

Virginia Attorney General Jason Miyares joins returns to the show for his regularly scheduled monthly segment, to talk to John about antisemitism on college campuses and the delayed release of the UVA report (regarding last year's on-grounds shooting). The AG also encourages everyone to get out and vote (Republican -- of course).

Former Virginia Governor and European Ambassador Jim Gilmore returns to the show for his weekly appearance -- albeit a half hour earlier than usual -- to talk to John, as is customary, about international crises (Israel, Ukraine, etc.).

Kim Taylor, the Republican candidate in newly drawn District 82 for the House of Delegates, talks to John this morning about her re-election campaign.

Rliey Shaia, the Republican candidate in District 58 for the House of Delegates, joins John this morning, with an update about her campaign and so as to counter how Democrats are trying to portray Republican candidates this election season.

John and ABC News' Jerusalem Correspondent Jordana Miller discuss the latest updates in Israel.

Candidates for Henrico law enforcement offices -- Shannon Dillon (Commonwealth's Attorney) and Harold Ford (Sheriff) -- join John this morning, to talk about their campaigns, as well as their opposition to an initiative to publish personal information about police officers in Virginia.

Dr. Bob Holsworth, of DecideSmart, joins John to (try to) forecast the outcome of these Virginia legislative races.