Richmond's Morning News with Rich Herrera

Congressman Bob Good, one of the eight Republican members who voted -- successfully -- to dethrone now-former Speaker Kevin McCarthy, returns to the show to explain the rationale for his vote with John.

Trevor Smith, Chief Research Officer at WPA Intelligence, joins John to share polling data regarding Virginia's coming electric car mandate. (Did you know that when Democrats were in power, the General Assembly passed an electric car mandate, slated to commence next decade? . . .)

The one, the only, the legend himself -- Huw Shakeshaft -- returns to the show after a holiday therefrom, to commiserate with John about America's increasing political woes.

Former Virginia Governor and European Ambassador Jim Gilmore is back for his weekly segment, to talk to John about the situation on Capitol Hill and potential implications internationally.

Former Virginia Governor and U.S. Senator George Allen is back . . .  to talk to John -- and Gary "The Czar" Hess! -- for the weekly "Picking & Grinning" segment.

(How could they all pick against the Steelers?! . . .)

Mark Tapscott, the Senior Congressional Correspondent for The Epoch Times, returns to the show to talk to John about a most-eventful week on Capitol Hill in Washington.

Jonathan Spiers, of Richmond BizSense, returns to the show to talk to John about new details emerging in regard to the failed VCU Health-anchored development.

Longtime local political activist and opponent of the Richmond Casino Paul Goldman returns to the show to talk to John about the casino initiative.

Lieutenant Governor Winsome Sears returns to the show for her usual monthly appearance, to talk to John about the Virginia campaign races and Governor Youngkin's budget.

The Congressman representing Virginia's "Fighting 9th District," Morgan Griffith, joins John to talk about the eventful week on Capitol Hill, sharing thoughts about Speaker McCarthy's ouster -- and what'll happen next.