The Jack Riccardi Show

It's Monday and topics tackled today include...A massive outage knocked out service to Facebook, Instagram and WhatsApp taking the sites offline for users across the world as each network were working to get things back to normal.; President Joe Biden defends Activists harassing Sen. Kyrsten Sinema in a bathroom over reconciliation bill saying that its part of the process.; While interviewing NASCAR driver Brandon Brown at Talladega Speedway, NBC reporter Kelli Stavast mistakes crowds "F-Joe Biden" chant for "Lets go Brandon."; Dr. Fauci is saying that it is too soon to tell if we can gather for Thanksgiving and Christmas holidays because more people need to get vaccinated.; On the JR poll, "Facebook, Instagram and WhatsApp went off-line. We're you glad or sad?" and we take your calls on today's news and entertainment topics.

It's finally Friday and topics tackled today include...Negotiations continue on Capital Hill as President Biden met with House Democrats that are at an impasse over passing his infrastructure plan.; U.S. officials are quietly preparing for what they think could be the biggest surge of migrants crossing the border, meanwhile, Secretary Mayorkas questions deportations and is revising guidelines governing which immigrants are allowed to stay in the country.; The Austin Police Department to no longer respond to the scene of nonemergency crimes that includes theft and prostitution.; On the JR poll, "Education Secretary Miguel Cardona says parents aren't primary stakeholders in kids education, agree or disagree" and it Friday and another serving of "The Dish" is hot and fresh on your dinner table.

It's Thursday and topics tackled today include...He was the "champion for the voiceless, Roddy Stinson, former San Antonio Express-News columnist has died and we look back at his life with special guests Jonathan Gurwitz and Cary Clack.; Senate passes bill to avert government shutdown but the bill needs House approval to stop a shutdown, meanwhile, House progressives pledge to vote down infrastructure deal unless budget agreement is reached.; CDC issued its strongest guidance urging pregnant women to be vaccinated against Covid-19.; A new Anti-DeSantis video is out used as a "remove Ron DeSantis" campaign called "Florever Purge" and on the JR poll, "Did you read Roddy Stinson's column back in the day?"

It's Wednesday and topics tackled today include...Thousands of hospital workers could be fired as Covid vaccine mandate goes into effect, meanwhile, in most cases if you are fired for refusing to get vaccinated aren't eligible for unemployment benefits.; NBA player Jonathan Isaac of the Orlando Magic explains why he is hesitant to take the Covid vaccine at press conference.; Day two as General Milley and Defense Sec. Austin appeared before the House Armed Services Committee on their assessments on Afghanistan and decisions around Middle East.; Virginia Dem. Terry McAuliffe defended sexually explicit material in the state's schools, saying he didn't believe parents should be telling schools what they should teach.; Today is National Coffee Day and what a better way to celebrate than a delicious cup of joe and on the JR poll, "#National coffee day, are you a coffee drinker?"

It's Tuesday and topics tackled today include...Top Generals took time ahead of Senate Armed Services hearing contradicting President Biden saying they urged him not to withdraw from Afghanistan after Biden denies he was advised.; Pro-abortion NY Gov. Kathy Hochul stood at a Brooklyn pulpit and preached about how the Covid vaccine are from God to us and wants people to be her Apotles.; NBA legend Shaquille O'Neal announces his retirement from being a celebrity and says celebrities are out of their freaking minds.; Daniel Craig's final James Bond film finally has royal premiere but "No time to Die" director in a recent interview says Sean Connery's character rapes a woman in the movie "Thunderball." And on the JR poll, "Bidens top generals contradict him on Afghanistan. Who do you believe, Biden or Generals?"

It's Monday and topics tackled today include...Secretary of Homeland Security Mayorkas is asked how many Haitian refugees were released in the U.S. but could not give a definitive answer.; The Justice Department reached a deal with John Hinckley Jr. who tried to assassinate President Reagan in 1981, to free him from his current strict conditions.; Police are now asking for personal items of Gabby Petito's fiance for DNA matching as authorities continue to search for boyfriend Brian Laundrie and on the JR poll, "agree or disagree of orders from judge to order unconditional release of President Reagan shooter John Hinckley Jr.?"

It's finally Friday and topics tackled today include...President Biden promised in no uncertain terms that the Mounted Border Patrol agents will pay over false whipping allegations.; The View co-hosts get pulled off the show for positive Covid test just before VP Kamala interview leaving viewers stunned.; Chris Cuomo finds himself in hot water after a former ABC News executive says he sexually harassed her at a party in 2005.; ESPN's Stephen A. Smith says Panthers Christian McCaffrey receives less coverage because he's white and its Friday another serving of "The Dish" is hot and fresh on your dinner table.

It's Thursday and topics tackled today include...Because of outrage over images from Del Rio, the U.S. Border Patrol has temporarily stopped using agents on horseback against Haitian migrants.; More details emerge about Gabby Petito's last days as the search for her fiance Brian Laundrie continues as an arrest warrant is out for him.; Meanwhile, people have been complaining that coverage of Gabby Petito is to blame because of "missing white woman syndrome for news media covering story.; Democratic Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer now agrees to no mask mandates in schools and no vaccine passports in Michigan.; At least one dead, 14 others injured after shooting at Memphis area Kroger and on the JR poll, "Are you following the Gabby Petito story?"

It's Wednesday and topics tackled today include...Border challenge takes center stage as more than 12000 migrants have been waiting in makeshift camps under a bridge in Del Rio, Texas.; The Biden Administration struggles for answers as border crises worsen.; The New York Times deleted it's claim that a New York Post article regarding Hunter Biden's laptop was unsubstantiated and on the JR poll, "Do you approve of your U.S. house member's job performance?"

It's Monday and topics tackled today include...Southern border crises spirals out of control and leads to mass deportations as more than 15000 migrants are living under a Del Rio border bridge.; FBI searches family home of Gabby Petito's fiance after her likely remains were found.; The Emmy's are under scrutiny on social media as viewers took notice of the lack of Covid safety measures that included Hollywood celebrities not wearing masks.; Pfizer announced that its vaccine works for kids ages 5 to 11 and is awaiting FDA approval and on the JR poll, "Which actor would be a tougher opponent for Gov. Abbott, Matthew McConaughey or Beto O'Rourke?"