The Jack Riccardi Show

It's Tuesday and topics tackled today include...President Biden was on full display as Biden begins to talk over a music brass band that had started to play at White House lawn and now GOP Senator Bill Cassidy, also a physician calls for senility testing for aging leaders of all three branches of government..; Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot says that the Chicago Police Union is attempting to induce an insurrection by pushing back against vaccine mandates.; The Food and Drug Administration is planning to allow Americans to receive a different Covid-19 vaccine as a booster from the one they initially received.; Country singer Travis Tritt announced he will not perform at any venue that requires proof of vaccination, mask mandates or testing and on the JR poll, "Should we have senility testing for government officials over a certain age?"

Its Monday and topics tackled today include...Colin Powell, the first black U.S. Secretary of State has died from complications from Covid-19 at the age of 84.; Terry McAuliffe, Democrat running for Governor in Virginia says Trump want to use his election to kick off election for 2024 and claims Virginians are happy with Virginia just the ways it is.; Comedian Jon Stewart says the media's hyperfocus on former President Trump is a mistake and that casting him as a supervillain distracts from other threats.; The National theatre of Scotland has stopped using the word "Spooky" because of concerns over racial slur fears and on the JR poll, "Do you get a seasonal flu shot?"

It's finally Friday and topics tackled today include...Today our thoughts are on helping others and even though the pandemic is still upon us, KTSA still needs your help by supporting the Raul Jimenez Thanksgiving dinner. Please give what you can. Visit us on line at KTSA. com or mail in a donation at: Raul Jimenez Thanksgiving Dinner, 8700 Crownhill Blvd. Suite 802, San Antonio, Texas 78209.

It's Thursday and topics tackled today include...President Biden orders companies to ease supply chain bottlenecks and has warned companies that he will call them out if they fail to step up and ease backlogs and has announced 24/7 operations.; Former Today anchor Katie Couric admits that she purposefully edited out comments that the late Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg made about athletes who refused to stand during the National Anthem.; A public elementary school in the Seattle area has canceled a Halloween-themed parade because officials feels it marginalizes students of color.; Back at "The View," Joy Behar and Sunny Hostin shame Sherri Shepherd for becoming a responsible gun owner and on the JR poll, "Are you doing Christmas shopping earlier this year?"

It's Wednesday and topics tackled today include...Star Trek actor William Shatner brims with emotion after flying into space and returning to earth after Jeff Bezo's Blue Origin completed second flight mission as Shatner becomes oldest man in space.; A Virginia mom who endured Mao's Cultural revolution before immigrating to the U.S. says DOJ and School board Association use communist tactics.; State Rep, Lyle Larson has announced that he will not run for another term in Texas House in 2022.; The Rolling Stones retired one of their most popular rock songs. The song, "Brown Sugar" blues classic has been removed from their live setlist due to lyrics that depict the dismay of slavery and on the JR poll, "Clayton Perry, Nico LaHood and Elisa Chan are mentiond for Lyle Larson's House seat. Any preference?

It's Monday and topics tackled today include...Southwest Airlines cancels more than a thousand flights, cites air-traffic control issues but denies that pilot "sick out" has driven delays.; The National School Boards Association is asking the Biden Administration to label parents who protest school policies as domestic terrorists.; NFL Coach Jon Gruden again denies he's racist and has apologized for his insensitive remarks in a past email about players union leader DeMaurice Smith.; Today is Columbus day and is technically a federal holiday but a number of states have moved to officially observe Indigenous Peoples day instead and on the JR poll, "Do you like Candycorn?"

It's finally Friday and topics tackled today include...The September jobs number was a big miss, but President Biden sees great progress in the new job report even though expectations of job numbers were meant to be much higher.; Gubernatorial candidate Don Huffines is our special guest as he launches 2022 primary challenge to Texas Gov. Greg Abbott.; Jaclyn Moore, who identifies as a transwoman says she won't work for Netflix again because of alleged transphobic jokes Comedian Dave Chappelle made in his latest comedy special.; On the JR poll, "Are you watching tomorrow's Red River rivalry between Texas and Oklahoma and it's Friday and another serving of "The Dish" is hot and fresh and served on your dinner table.

It's Thursday and topics tackled today include...Terry McAuliffe, the Democrat running for governor in Virginia was seen in a video teleconference raising concern about President Biden's popularity.; U.S. Rep. Henry Cuellar is our special guest and breaks down the border crisis and issues surrounding the Texas aborton ban, meanwhile a federal judge in Texas issued an order blocking the states six-week abortion ban.; Republican members of the Senate Judiciary Committee sent a letter to AG Merrick Garland calling on him to tell Americans that the Justice Department will not attempt to silence people who oppose to school board policies.; Bexar County Judge Nelson Wolff announced that he is stepping down after 20 years but will serve out his term and on the JR poll, "Do you approve or disapprove of Nelson Wolff not running for reelection?"

It's Wednesday and topics tackled today include...At least 4 people were injured in a shooting at a high school in Arlington, Texas. The suspect is in custody and police recovered a handgun.; Bexar County Judge Nelson Wolff says he won't run for re-election. Wolff made the announcement during his 2021 State of the County Address and said he will serve out the rest of his term.; ESPN reporter Sage Steele is off the air after the sportscaster questioned former President Obama's racial identity and blasted ESPN's Covid vaccine policy.; A Colorado woman was months away from getting a new kidney now has to look for another hospital after being turned down because she and donor are unvaccinated.; U.S. Rep. Chip Roy is our special guest to talk about our border crisis and the current discourse on Capital Hill and on the JR poll, "Was your childhood easier or harder than average childhood today?"

It's Tuesday and topics tackled today include...Activists that chased Sen. Sinema into the bathroom and after flight to D.C. is harassed again this time outside her home.; School-board group asks President Biden to review whether parent confrontations over CRT and Covid restrictions constitute Domestic Terrorism.; A You Tuber and internet personality Chad Prather is our special guest and explains why he is running as a Republican for Texas Governor.; Senators demand Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg answer questions after whistleblower Frances Haugen's revelations at hearing and on the JR poll, "How satisfied are you with Gov. Abbott's job performance?"