Richmond's Morning News with Rich Herrera

This morning, John and (ABC News Correspondent) Jordana (Miller) regroup to discuss the latest from Israel.

Former White House Press Secretary Sean Spicer -- now host of The Sean Spicer Show podcast -- joins John this AM, to talk about everything from the Speaker's race to the strategy that he thinks Republicans in Virginia should adopt in tackling the issue of abortion (a subject that he wrote about in a recent op-ed).

Former Virginia Governor -- and, more important, Politics & Pints co-star -- Doug Wilder returns to the show, to talk, not only about P&P, but also political issues in general (the Speaker's race in D.C., Israel, etc.).

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Virginia Congressman Rob Wittman (1st District) joins John, to discuss the progress that Republicans have made toward picking a new Speaker.  (The latest nominee is Louisiana's Mike Johnson.)

Art historian Dr. Ann McLean, Vice Chair of The Virginia Council, joins John this morning, to discuss the effort to preserve the Reconciliation statue in Arlington National Cemetery.

John and ABC News' Jerusalem Correspondent Jordana Miller reconvene on air for their daily conversation about what's happening in Israel.

For the latest installment of "Giving Tuesday," John talks to Tony Markel, of Operation Healing Forces. Tony discusses the nature of the group, as well as its upcoming fundraiser next month at the 48th annual Bizarre Bazaar.

Barry Moore, of Central Virginia's Better Business Bureau, joins John to talk about the organization and its work locally.

Joining John at 8:35 this morning is none other than Governor Glenn Youngkin, to talk about his administration's various accomplishments (despite divided state government), Virginia's election season, and the remainder of his term's agenda -- which he indicates will be much easier to accomplish with a Republican majority in both houses of the state legislature.

James River Air's Hugh Joyce, an unabashed "Swiftie," joins John to give away Taylor Swift tickets -- and talk about, you know, that politics stuff.