Richmond's Morning News with Rich Herrera

Doris Knick, a member of the Virginia Medical Freedom Alliance, joins John to discuss radiation-related concerns that some have raised about FEMA's planned National Emergency Alert Test later today (October 4).

For the latest installment of "Giving Tuesday," Reverend Roy Bell joins the show to talk to John about Fairways for Warriors, a nonprofit dedicated to providing a better quality of life for wounded vets.  (To learn more, visit fairwaysforwarriors.org.)

Following a few technical difficulties, Mike Dickinson and John were able to chat about the fallout from the death threats made against Andy Ngo, at his speaking engagement sponsored by The Virginia Council.

Danny Diggs, Republican candidate for State Senate from the 24th District, joins John to talk about his campaign race and the revelation about a controversial event from his opponent's past.

Jim Hobgood -- co-host of HOOS TALKING and former Republican candidate for Congress . . . and, yes, father of "Dan the Producer" -- joins John to talk about this past weekend's budget agreement in Congress, as well as the fall campaign races here in Virginia.

Hayden Fisher -- attorney, former chairman of the Republican Party in Richmond, and current candidate for the State Senate from the 15th District -- returns to the show to talk to John about the Senate campaign and allegations of Democrat election interference in Fairfax.

Jim Bacon, of Bacon's Rebellion, returns to the show for his weekly segment, to talk to John about an upcoming speaking engagement featuring writer Abigail Shrier and sponsored by The Jefferson Council (to which Jim belongs). 

Congressman Bob Good, representing Virginia's 5th District, joins John to talk about the Congressional budget battle and his disappointment in House leadership's failure to obstruct spendthrift Democrats.

Republican candidate for Henrico Commonwealth's Attorney Shannon Dillon returns to the show to talk to John about the arrest made in connection with The Virginia Council's event last month -- and to lament our two-tiered system of "justice," with one set of rules for most people and a different set for the establishment's favored political class.

Karen Michael of Karen Michael Consulting returns to the show to talk to John about recent employment law-related court rulings.