Richmond's Morning News with Rich Herrera

Attorney General of Virginia Jason Miyares joins John to talk about important political issues as voting season begins.

Chuck Lessin, the former Chair of the Virginia Gaming Board and current Legislative Director of the Virginia Charitable Bingo Association, joins John on the show and expresses opposition to the Richmond Casino initiative.

Activist Lunelle Siegel joins John to talk about a controversial Confederacy-themed statue at Arlington National Cemetery, and her efforts to preserve the statue. 

Former Virginia Governor and European Ambassador Jim Gilmore rejoins the show for his weekly segment to talk to John about local, national, and international politics.

Urban One CEO Alfred Liggins returns to the show to make his pitch to John and city voters for a Richmond casino.

Candidate for Virginia Senate Glen Sturtevant joins John to discuss the campaign race on the eve of early voting's commencement.

Chairman of Chesterfield's Board of Supervisors Kevin Carroll joins John to talk about the campaign season and political issues in Chesterfield County.

Former Virginia Delegate, John O'Bannon, who is now serving as Governor Youngkin's State Elections Board Chairman, joins John to talk about the start of early voting (tomorrow, Friday, September 22).

Family lawyer Michael Tittermary joins John to talk about the Susanna Gibson scandal and any legal implications from a familial standpoint.

Citizen journalist and activist Andy Ngo returns to the show to talk about his recent work with John, and about an upcoming appearance in town here, at Friday's event sponsored by The Virginia Council.