It's a New Day with Rip Daniels
It's a New Day with Rip Daniels is a weekday morning talk show that airs from 9 AM to noon. Host Rip Daniels invites listeners to participate by phone, email, or through a live chat on the station's website. The show encourages community discussion on current topics and issues. It is produced by WJZD Inc. and broadcast via wjzd.com.
Episodes
It's a New Day: 10-13-26 National Figures Endorse Scott Colom
Judge Ana Reyes blocks tree cutting at East Potomac Golf Links after hundreds are felled and Democratic Party candidate for US Senate, Scott Colom, picked up endorsements from Sen. Corey Booker, former Secretary of Transportation Pete Buttigieg, and former President Barack Obama as he seeks to defeat Cindy Hyde-Smith in the 2026 election, but will the national support done him any favors?
It's a New Day: 10-12-26 Trump Insults Followers...Again
Donald John tells a crowd of his followers "I could say the stupidest thing and you'd clap", once again insulting their intelligence to their faces, and an announced immediate "energy ceasefire" between Russia and Ukraine falls apart after Ukrainian officials reported that Russia immediately violated the truce, striking multiple Ukrainian power plants and energy facilities.
It's a New Day: 10-9-26 Isaiahs Approaches
The Gulf Coast braces for the landfall of Hurricane Isaiahs and a cut in oil production as a result of the storm has the potential for driving gas prices even higher amid the highest diesel prices in US history.
It's a New Day: 10-8-26 Black Male Therapy
Discussing the current and former types of therapy sought by African American men and the stigma placed upon the institution of psychotherapy in the Black community following ridiculing comments from sports analyst Stephen A. Smith after an NFL player's decision to sit out the season to seek treatment for anxiety and depression.
It's a New Day: 10-7-26 Cornell Gang Rape Case
Discussing "consent" and "privilege" in the wake of the Cornell Gang Rape scandal that has resulted in two expulsions and two suspensions but no charges for anyone alleged to have taken part in the raping of a female student in a fraternity house on the campus of Cornell University.
It's a New Day: 10-6-26 Terrell Owens Sued
Juxtaposing the CIA's influencing of media in Iran ahead of installation of the Shah with the current consolidation of media by Conservative billionaires, reactions to Donald John calling on Iran to bomb California, and NFL Hall of Famer Terrell Owens sued by "friends of Nolan Wells" alleging defamation following his online comments calling for their arrests in connection with Nolan Wells disappea
It's a New Day: 10-5-26 Nolan Wells' Character
Discussing the "friends of Nolan Wells" interview on Fox News where it's mentioned Nolan Wells wasn't "hammered" (heavily intoxicated) on Horn Island on July 4th before his disappearance and subsequent death, despite the D.A.'s focus on Wells' purchasing of alcohol in her statement announcing the grand jury's decision to return a "no true bill" on his death investigation and the double-standards s
It's a New Day: 10-2-26 Scott Colom for US Senate
Exclusive interview with US Senate Democratic Party candidate Scott Colom discussing his vision for representing Mississippi and reactions after Halle Berry's son's father accuses her of physically abusing their child after the teenager called him following an argument with is mother.
It's a New Day: 10-1-26 Tennessee Botches Execution
In it's second botched execution of 2026, after the failed execution of Tony Carruthers' left him paralyzed, Tennessee failed to execute Christa Pike, after two "lethal" injections. Pike had been convicted of murdering a classmate, 19 year-old Colleen Slemmer, in 1995 as part of a "devil worship ritual sacrifice" and sentenced to death. Pike was 18 at the time of the murder.
It's a New Day: 9-30-26 A.I. Executive Order
Donald John signs an executive order to rebrand A.I. and a letter by tech executives who pledged to police each other as the proliferation of A.I. continues despite dire warnings of the potential for catastrophic outcomes from the likes of Sam Altman (OpenAI), Steve Wozniak (Apple co-founder), Geoffrey Hinton (Nobel Prize-winning computer scientist/the "Godfather of AI"), and Elon Musk (xAI) who r
It's a New Day: 9-29-26 Jack Smith Senate Judiciary Committee Testimony
Exploring the juxtaposition of suspected meth addicts' theft of metals from veteran cemeteries and the crusade to add Trump's name to the Kennedy Center under threat of demolition and Donald John's previous election tampering efforts highlighted once again as former special counsel Jack Smith testifies before the Senate Judiciary Committee about his investigation into President Trump's efforts to
It's a New Day: 9-28-26 Tasia Fortune Death Investigation
Reviewing the Garret Discovery forensic analysis of Nolan Wells' Snapchat text message chain and Tasia Fortune's death investigation's official shift into a homicide investigation after The Jackson, Mississippi, police chief told reporters the hanging of Tasia Fortune, whose body was found on Aug. 3, was a "staged event" in a "a drug case gone very wrong."
It's a New Day: 9-25-26 Nolan Wells Phone Data
Further review of the press conference held by the legal team for the family of Nolan Wells detailing information retrieved from Wells' cellphone including GPS tracking data and questioning if listening parents would or could accept the grand jury's ruling of a "no true bill" and the Medical Examiner's ruling that the manner and cause of death are "undetermined".
It's a New Day: 9-24-26 Nolan Wells Forensic Report
The legal team for the family of Nolan Wells, the 18 year-old found dead on Horn Island after going missing on July 4th following a boat trip, holds a press conference to present the results of the forensic analysis of Wells' cellphone and Donald John is forced to restore access to the White House to some media outlets after a judge's order.
It's a New Day: 9-23-26 Nolan Wells Family Responds to Grand Jury Decision
The family of Nolan Wells' legal team holds a press conference to address the statements of the Jackson County District Attorney, Angel Myers McIlrath, and the decision of the county's grand jury to return a "no true bill" decision in the case, with no charges being filed and no findings of foul play.
It's a New Day: 9-21-26 Free Press
Major media outlets join in solidarity with CNN, MS Now, and Politico after their press credentials to the White House were revoked by Donald John after his claims of their only reporting "negative stories" about his administration and redistricting hearings continue in Mississippi.
It's a New Day: 9-18-26 Nolan Wells' Cellphone
Questions remain as the legal team for the family of Nolan Wells indicates that the district attorney had still not scheduled the agreed upon joint forensic investigation of the 18 year-old's cellphone following his disappearance on July 4th after a boating trip to Horn Island.
It's a New Day: 9-17-26 JD Vance Begs Americans for "One More Chance"
Reactions after Donald John says the highest ever in an election cycle gas prices are a ‘a very inexpensive price to pay’ and JD Vance begs American voters for "one more chance" ahead of November's mid-term elections and in the wake of plummeting poll numbers.
It's a New Day: 9-16-26 Flock Camera Concerns
Discussing benefits and concerns over the use of Flock Cameras by law enforcement and the potential for an A.I. powered surveillance state to grow out of their implementation.
It's a New Day: 9-15-26 Lindsay Clancy Juror Doxed after Mistrial
Reactions after the lone black male juror holdout in the Lindsay Clancy murder trial is doxed and details about his legal issues are revealed and details emerge in the Tasia Fortune homicide investigation as bond is denied for the suspect charged with her murder.
It's a New Day: 9-14-26 Morgan Freeman's Symphonic Blues Experience
Exclusive interview with legendary actor and Mississippi native, Morgan Freeman, and co-producer Eric Meier, discussing the Symphonic Blues Experience, a groundbreaking production that weaves together powerful cinematic storytelling with live blues , orchestral performances, and narration by Freeman.
It's a New Day: 9-11-26 Two and a Half Decades since 9/11
Recounting the September 11, 2001 Terror Attacks and how the world has changed in the 25 years since 9/11.
It's a New Day: 9-9-26 Revisionist 9/11 History
Recounting the previous questionable comments on 9/11 after Donald John tells yet another dubious story about being pulled out of the wreckage of the US Steel Building as New York's mayor releases files proving city officials knew about the toxicity of the air after the attacks on the World Trade Center ahead of the 25th anniversary of 9/11.
It's a New Day: 9-8-26 Tariff Wars
Americans and Canadians brace for higher prices as the trade war resulting from US tariffs on Canadian imports intensifies with Canada imposing retaliatory tariffs ranging from 15% to 50 % on American milk, perfume, video game consoles, golf clubs, fishing rods, steel, aluminum, jackets and T-shirts will face 50% tariffs. Cheese, carpets and certain household appliances like stoves and air conditi
It's a New Day: 9-4-26 S.C.A.T. Founder Patrick Lumumba
Exclusive interview with Patrick Lumumba, one of the founders of the Senatobia Committee for Accountability and Transparency (S.C.A.T.) following the firing of Senatobia, Mississippi's police chief and the ongoing investigation into the fatal shooting of 1 year-old Kohen Wiley by a Senatobia police officer.
It's a New Day: 9-3-26 Al Sharpton Threatened with Lawsuit
Recounting the Nolan Xavier Wells case since July 4, 2026 and detailing the list of demand and deadline issued by attorneys for alleged "suspects" in the case to Rev. Al Sharpton after threats of a defamation lawsuit against him along with his reaction to those threats.
It's a New Day: 9-2-26 Senatobia Police Chief Fired
Amid the investigation into the officer-involved shooting death of 1 year-old Kohen Wiley, who was shot by a Senatobia police officer in a Walmart parking lot as the baby sat in his mother's lap, Senatobia's Board of Aldermen voted unanimously to terminate Chief Harold Vanderford following reports of racist text messages. Vanderford had attempted to resign, the board rejected his resignation and v
It's a New Day: 9-1-26 2Pac Murder Trial
A look back at the history and costs of the toxic culture glamorized by gangster rap music in the wake of the conviction of Duane “Keffe D” Davis for the murder of Tupac Shakur nearly 30 years after the rapper's death. Davis' first-degree murder with use of a deadly weapon conviction could result in his being sentenced to life in prison.
It's a New Day: 8-31-26 Senate Candidate Scott Colom
Exclusive interview with Democratic candidate Scott Colom, the district attorney for the 16th Judicial District of Mississippi, who'll face Cindy Hyde-Smith in November for a chance to represent Mississippi in the US Senate. Colom discusses his plans to lower costs for families, save our Mississippi hospitals, and bring good jobs home.
It's a New Day: 8-28-26 Charles Sims
Exclusive interview with the third-great-grandson of Confederate officer and former U.S. Senator James Z. George, Charles Sims, who returns to Ocean Springs, Mississippi for a public gathering centered on listening, compassion, historical responsibility and community healing in the wake of Nolan Wells' death.
It's a New Day: 8-27-26 Where's the Beef (from?)
Reactions and questions after nearly 30,000 pounds of raw beef were recalled with the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s (USDA) highest warning level due to an import violation and no clear answer to where the meat came from and an engagement ends after the would-be bride expressed support for accused child-murderer on trial, Lindsay Clancy.
It's a New Day: 8-26-26 Kennedy Center Threat
Remembering entertainer and philanthropist Dolly Parton after her passing at 80 years-old and reactions to the threat to the Kennedy Center after the Justice Department threatened to demolish the Center if planned renovations for the performing arts venue are not allowed to be carried out, and attorneys from the justice department have also asked for President Donald Trump's name to be put back on
It's a New Day: 8-25-26 Voting and Incarceration
Drawing contrasts on life on the inside and outside of incarceration and the importance and impacts of voting in America in 2026.
It's a New Day: 8-24-26 Sean Grayson Dies in Prison
Donald John threatens an "economic D-Day" for Iran and reactions after Sean Grayson, the former Illinois sheriff's deputy convicted of fatally shooting Sonya Massey in 2024 in her home, died in prison after attempting to gain an early release from his 20 year sentence. Grayson had been diagnosed with colon cancer in 2023 and his attorneys said at his sentencing that the disease had spread to his l
It's a New Day: 8-20-26 $40 Trillion in Debt
Reactions to the announcement that the U.S. gross national debt has officially crossed the $40 trillion threshold for the first time and that the US strategic oil reserve is at the lowest level since 1983 as the war in Iran continues.
It's a New Day: 8-19-26 Nolan Wells' 19th Birthday
Ahead of a National Prayer Rally to commemorate what would have been Nolan Wells' 19th birthday, Rip responds to the calls for "patience" with law enforcement while the investigation continues and calls out officials for their lack of transparency in the process.
It's a New Day: 8-18-26 The Church and the Civil Rights Movement
Ahead of a national prayer vigil for what would have been Nolan Wells' 19th birthday, listeners are provided a history lesson on how and why the church was one of the most influential groups in the Civil Rights movement in America and how the tactics and strategies of the time could be applied today.
It's a New Day: 8-17-26 Muslim Judge in Mississippi
Judge Assma Ali made history by being elected the first Muslim judge in the State. The daughter of Yemeni immigrants to the United States, Ali is now municipal judge for the City of Benoit, a small town in southwest Bolivar County in the Mississippi Delta. Mississippi Sen. Michael McLendon, R-Hernando, called for her removal from office. Mississippi Agriculture Commissioner Andy Gipson, a Republ
It's a New Day: 8-14-26 US Investments
Analyzing the roughly $100 billion in tariff refunds paid to companies (not the tariff/taxpayer) and the current examples of "democratic socialism" in the US, including the extent of government ownership stakes in at least 30 companies.
It's a New Day: 8-13-26 Sen. Johnny Dupree
Senator Johnny Dupree speaks on his district's lines being redrawn despite no federal mandate to do so. DuPree's win, along with another Democratic victory the same night, broke the Republican supermajority in the Mississippi Senate for the first time in six years.
It's a New Day: 8-11-26 Working with Law Enforcement
A drive-by shooting captured on a doorbell camera sparks conversation about working with law enforcement agencies to help police neighborhoods and prevent violent, potentially deadly situations and "friends" of Nolan Wells speak on the audio from the hold during the Sea Tow call and threats they've received in a new podcast interview.
It's a New Day: 8-10-26 Woman Found Hanging in Jackson Identified
The war with Iran drags on with conflicting reports on negotiations and an update in the death of Tasia Fortune, the 29 year-old woman who was identified after her body was found hanging from a tree on August 3, 2026 on the Road to Remembrance in Jackson, Mississippi and a man said to be a person of interest in connection with the death has been arrested on an unrelated charge.
It's a New Day: 8-7-26 Communication and Consensus
A conversation with caller Tremaine inspires an political science lesson on the advancement of private sector telecommunication technology in the modern era, it's effects on interpersonal communications, especially between families, and how the current political climate in the US is a direct reflection of it.
It's a New Day: 8-6-26 Cajun Navy Report on Horn Island July 4th
As the investigation into the death of Nolan Wells continues, a review of the United Cajun Navy's investigative report on July 4, 2026, the day of Nolan Wells' disappearance which includes a new photo of the three boats Wells' friends anchored off Horn Island on the day Nolan disappeared.
It's a New Day: 8-5-26 Democratic Support Structure
Rip poses the question "What could/would Democrats have to do to get you to vote "Democrat" in upcoming elections? Why?" and callers cite examples from recent executive pardons (January 6th Insurrectionists, internet drug dealers, etc.) as reasons for lack of voter participation.
It's a New Day: 8-4-26 Defining Democratic Socialism
An exclusive interview with Janilyah Khadaran, the Harrison County Young Democrats chair, discussing initiatives she believes are vital to driving voter education and participation in future elections and defining the term "Democratic Socialism", how "socialism" isn't actually a foreign concept to the United States, and how it could apply to future candidates.
It's a New Day: 8-3-26 Nolan Well Autopsy Complete
Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche attempt to secure his confirmation and officials confirm the results of Nolan Wells' autopsy will be withheld pending presentation to a grand jury as fundraisers appear online for "targeted friends of Nolan Wells".
It's a New Day: 7-31-26 Wells Family Updates on Investigaton
Attorneys for the family of Nolan Xavier Wells announce plans to analyze audio from a distress call from July 4th and officials announce that autopsy results are finalized and pending review by a grand jury.
It's a New Day: 7-30-26 Nolan Wells Family at National Urban League
The family of Nolan Xavier Wells holds a press conference at the National Urban League's annual conference in Nashville, where attorneys led by Ben Crump provide an update on the Nolan Wells case following the release of the distress call to Sea Tow released by the Mississippi Department of Marine Resources and Elon Musk sues Minnesota over a first of it's kind law banning "nudification" AI techno
It's a New Day: 7-29-26 Bible Study in Public Schools
Questions still remain surrounding Nolan Xavier Wells' death as distractions (alleged alcohol and drug use) are propped up in the wake of the Sea Tow call audio release and reactions after the Texas State Board of Education voted to approve a mandatory K-12 reading list that includes Bible stories and passages for over 5 million public school students.
It's a New Day: 7-28-26 Sea Tow Call Audio Analysis
Further audio analysis of the distress call to Sea Tow from the boat Nolan Wells went to Horn Island in on July 4th and interpretation of chatter from the background during the hold at the beginning of the call and on the day of Sen. Lindsey Graham's funeral, Donald John welcomes Benjamin Netanyahu as the US plans to merge it's military investments with Israel's IDF.
It's a New Day: 7-27-26 MDMR Releases Audio from July 4th Horn Island Trip
More questions surround the death of 18 year-old Nolan Xavier Wells after the Mississippi Department of Marine Resources releases a recording of a call made from a teen on a boat on Horn Island taking on water on July 4 around 4 p.m. to a private towing company, Sea Tow. In the recording, background sounds indicate a frantic situation on the boat.
It's a New Day: 7-24-26 Autopsy Results Withheld for Grand Jury Review
Following the report of the findings from the independent autopsy of the body of Nolan Xavier Wells, Jackson County's District Attorney, Angel Myers McIlrath, addresses concerns about the investigation of Nolan Wells’ death and confirms the results of the initial autopsy will not be released until after the findings are presented to a grand jury.
It's a New Day: 7-23-26 No Determination of Cause of Death
Further review of the initial autopsy results for Nolan Wells from the independent autopsy commissioned by the teenager's family and comments from interviews of those who traveled to Horn Island with Wells on July 4th provide more questions than answers.
It's a New Day: 7-22-26 Nolan Wells Initial Autopsy Results
Nolan Wells' family's attorney Ben Crump announces preliminary results from the independent autopsy ordered by the 18 year-old's family following his death after disappearing on July 4th following a boating trip to Horn Island. Crump notes that Wells' organs were not all turned over for the independent autopsy following the initial autopsy.
It's a New Day: 7-21-26 Troop Casualties Withheld by Pentagon
Previous speculation that Donald John's administration was withholding US troop casualty numbers from the American public is confirmed when The New York Times reported that the Pentagon withheld information on dozens of U.S. military injuries and earlier strikes during the conflict with Iran.
It's a New Day: 7-20-26 Nolan Wells Funeral
Nolan Wells is laid to rest in Ocean Springs, Mississippi at Centre Point Church after dying under suspicious circumstances following his disappearance on July 4th after last being seen on Horn Island.
It's a New Day: 7-17-26 Elections Address
Donald John attempts to justify his forthcoming election measures and further float the election fraud lies that he campaigned on in a prime time address not carried on major networks because of the false information presented.
It's a New Day: 7-16-26 Confirmation Hearings for AG and DNI
The director of the Mississippi Coast Coliseum attempts to clarify the cost offered to Nolan Wells' family for his funeral services and Donald John's picks for Attorney General (his personal attorney, Todd Blanche) and Director of National Intelligence (former Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) Chairman Jay Clayton) are grilled in Congressional Confirmation Hearings, highlighting their being
It's a New Day: 7-15-26 Nolan Wells Funeral Arrangements
The Coast Coliseum attempts to charged Nolan Wells' family over $80K to hold his funeral and the family and their legal counsel meet with the Jackson County District Attorney, who revealed their investigation would be turned over to a grand jury.
It's a New Day: 7-14-26 Wells Family Contradicts Reporting
The family of Nolan Wells continues to search for answers as their recounting of the events surrounding the 18 year-old going missing contradicts official reporting of the course of events following July 4th.
It's a New Day: 7-13-26 Nolan Wells Friends Speak Out
A week after the teenager went missing on July 4th at Horn Island, the friends of Nolan Wells break their silence as his family implores the public for more information surrounding the 18 year-old's death.
It's a New Day: 7-10-26 Nolan Wells Family Press Conference
An update on the Senatobia Walmart officer involved shooting that killed a 1 year-old and the family of Nolan Xavier Wells holds a press conference in New York with Ben Crump and Rev. Al Sharpton at National Action Network headquarters to call for information in the disappearance and death of Nolan Wells.
It's a New Day: 7-9-26 Nolan Wells Family Hires Ben Crump
The family of Nolan Xavier Wells hires attorney Ben Crump to represent them as they continue to plead for answers from anyone who may have been on Horn Island on July 4th as a parent of one of the people Nolan was with takes to social media to defend her son and dispute possible involvement in Wells' disappearance.
It's a New Day: 7-7-26 Nolan Wells Death Investigation
The investigation into the death of Nolan Xavier Wells continues as his family pleads for more information surrounding his disappearance and death following the first comments from officials.
It's a New Day: 7-6-26 Ocean Springs Teenager Missing since July 4th
Exclusive interview with a member of the United Cajun Navy taking part in a search party as Nolan Xavier Wells' family desperately pleads for any information on the missing teenager who was last seen on Horn Island on July 4th.
It's a New Day: 7-2-26 Patriotism
American fans applaud Team USA making it to the World Cup quarter finals ahead of the 250th birthday of America and the celebration of Independence Day is co-opted by partisan politics in the crumbling "Freedom 250" display in the Nation's Capital.
It's a New Day: 7-1-26 New MS Gun Law
A new Mississippi law goes into effect which mandates that minors accused of certain firearm-related offenses, such as violent crimes, drive-by shootings, and illegal possession tied to felonies, be tried in adult circuit court rather than youth court.
It's a New Day: 6-30-26 Birthright Citizenship
Parents sue Snapchat for pushing adult material to children and the Supreme Court struck down Donald John's executive order that attempted to end birthright citizenship for children born in the U.S. to parents who are undocumented or in the country temporarily, ruling that these children are automatically U.S. citizens under the 14th Amendment.
It's a New Day: 6-29-26 SCOTUS Rulings
Reactions after the Supreme Court's 5-4 decision that upheld Mississippi’s mail-in ballot law, which allows election officials to count absentee ballots that are postmarked by Election Day but arrive up to five days later. The justices determined that federal election laws do not preempt state laws that establish these ballot grace periods.
It's a New Day: 6-26-26 Gulfport Gun Violence.mp3
Reactions to several coast shootings and Rip asked listeners why African American males tend to be the most lethal toward one another and discussion over possible solutions and the allure of criminality.
It's a New Day: 6-25-26 Soldiers Speak Out on Administration
US Troops injured in an Iranian strike on a US base say Army officials ignored their request for more medical support before a deadly attack on their command post in Kuwait, but they were ignored.
It's a New Day: 6-24-26 Rep. Cheikh Taylor and Harrison County Dem Party Chairwoman Angela Trammel
Mississippi Democratic Party Chair, Rep. Cheikh Taylor and Harrison County Democratic Party Chairwoman Angela Trammel speak on the mass purging of the state's voter rolls and how the Democratic Party plans to counter the messaging of the MAGA contingency of Mississippi's Republican Party.
It's a New Day: 6-23-26 Marquell Bridges on Senatobia Police Killing of 1 yr old
Building Bridges Coalition founder Marquell Bridges speaks on the demands of the family of the 1 year-old killed in the officer involved shooting in a parking lot of a Senatobia, MS Walmart and Israel continues attacks on Lebanon despite the MOU stipulation that attacks would in as a condition of the ceasefire with Iran.
It's a New Day: 6-22-26 Iran Peace Talks
Protests continue at the Senatobia, MS Walmart where an officer involved shooting following the report of a suspected shoplifting lead to the death of a 1 year-old baby in a car in the store's parking lot and the US touts the MOU with Iran despites rockets still being fired.
It's a New Day: 6-19-26 Juneteenth 2026
Breaking down the history behind Juneteenth, the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool debacle, and the conflicting reports about what's actually in the "memorandum of understanding" for a potential ceasefire deal with Iran.
It's a New Day: 6-18-26 Memorandum of Understanding
The Administration announces a "Memorandum of Understanding" for a cease-fire in Iran which analysts are calling a massive concession for Iran as it includes an estimated $300 billion reconstruction and development fund, releases around $25 billion in frozen Iranian assets, leaves Iran in control of the Strait of Hormuz, and removes all sanctions imposed upon the country, allowing them to bring in
It's a New Day: 6-17-26 Trump at G7
Donald John once again embarrasses himself and the country he represents at the Group of 7 summit in France when he walked into a round table discussion proclaiming "I'm the boss!" to laughs from his European counterparts and tensions in Iran remain high.
It's a New Day: 6-16-26 Senatobia Police Kill 1 year-old
Reactions after a 1 year-old is shot and killed by an officer in a Senatobia, MS Walmart parking lot after the officer responded to the report of a shoplifting and jury selection begins in the trial of Payton Gendron, the white supremacist gunman who killed 10 Black people and wounded three others in a racially motivated mass shooting at a Tops Friendly Market on Jefferson Avenue in Buffalo, New Y
It's a New Day: 6-15-26 Ricky Cole 4th Congressional District Dem Party Chair
Exclusive interview with the Mississippi 4th Congressional District Democratic Party Chair discusses the goals of the party ahead of November elections and the impacts of the purging of voter rolls and potential redistricting.
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