Richmond's Morning News with Rich Herrera

Jim Gilmore, former Governor of Virginia and U.S. Ambassador to Europe under the Trump Administration, joins Richmond's Morning News today. He speaks with John Reid about cocaine in The White House, secret discussions with Russia and the importance of America's continued support of Ukraine.

CBS 6 Crime Insider, John Burkett, talks to John Reid this morning about rising crime in our area, beginning with an overnight shooting in Petersburg.

The Attorney General of Virginia, Jason Miyares, joins John Reid this morning to discuss an RVA public safety forum tonight, the recent affirmative action decisions and how the GOP is shaping up headed toward the general elections in November.  

Brad Mars, Partner at Marrs and Henry Law Firm, joins John Reid to discuss the SCOTUS rulings, and how locals and lawyers are reacting.

Dr. Stanley Goldfarb, Board Chair at the Do No Harm Medical Coalition, talks to John Reid about the dangers of DEI creeping into the medical field, and his event coming up in Charlottesville next week.  donoharmmedicine.org

Lieutenant Governor of Virginia, Winsome Sears, speaks to John Reid about the Supreme Court ruling on Affirmative Action and party unity in the GOP after the Primary.  

Jim Bacon, Founder and writer for BaconsRebellion.com, joins John Reid to discuss The Supreme Court rulings on Affirmative Action and how it relates to UVA and institutions across The Commonwealth.  

Kathy Barnette, Grassroots Director and Advisor to the Vivek Ramaswamy
Presidential Campaign, joins Richmond's Morning News with John Reid. Kathy defied tremendous odds in her most recent campaign for the open U.S. Senate seat in PA. Check out her book Nothing to Lose, Everything to Gain: Being Black and Conservative in America here

Carmen Villani, VMI Alumnus, joins John Reid with another development on the DEI story.   

Karen Michael, CEO of Karen Michael Consulting and work law attorney, joins John Reid to offer her perspective on the business side of things in the wake of The Supreme Court's decision on affirmative action.